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Evening star., 1950-02-21
Evicted Fomi|y Finds Refuge
In Seat Pleasant Firehouse

An evicted family of six has
taken temporary refuge from the
winters coldest spell in the Seat
Pleasant (MdD fire house.
Mr.. and Mrs. William st. Clair
and their four children were
taken in by firemen last night
after they were evicted from their
former home on Walker Mill road,
near District Heights.
I'VE were behind in the rent
and the building was condemned" )"
The county sheriff's office said
the family had been given at least
five days notice before their fur
niture was moved out of the
house yesterday.
Some of it is still sitting on
the road up there" she added.
Neighbors asked the St. Clairs
in to keep warm until they could
find a place to go for the night.
Some of them remembered the
vacant room over the Seat Plea
SAINT fire house and the volunteer
1remen agreed to let the family
stay there temporarily.
THE firemen were real nice to
us, said 12-year-old Rose.
Walter, IA, told how the fremen
took him back to get his pet dog,
Brownie.
You see, Brownie is blind. I
just couldn't leave him there. The
fremen understood because he has
a dog with one blind eye" said
Walter.
The other children are Virginia,
Is, and Elizabeth, 5.
Mrs. St. Clair said the fire
house is a luxury compared to
their former home. The fire house
has electricity, running water and
plenty of heat.
But we don't know how long
we can stay. Of course, it is just
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temporary" said Mrs. st. Clair.
Mr.. st. Clair, a carpenter, who
has been out of work for about
month, went to Hyattsville to-
day to see about getting a job.
The st. Clairs were evicted from
a home in Bradbury Park, Md, In
October. 1948. They lived in
tent several days until welfare
authorities found the two-room
District Heights home for them.
The rent was SIS a month.
Welfare financial assistance was
stopped at that time because
authorities felt Mr.. st. Clair was
able to work.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Top British Laborite
Urges Party 10 Put on
Final Campaign Speed
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Feb. 21.-A top La
borite appealed to his party today
to put on a final burst of speed in
the campaign to put the British
labor party over the top in Thurs
days election.
Much will depend on which
political party is successful in
polling its full strength on Thurs
day." Deputy Prime Minister Her.
bert L. Morrison told a news con-
ference.
Mr.. Morrison urged concentra-
ton on the domestic issues to
draw the support of those he
called Britain's useful people"
At the same time the Conserva-
tives appeared confident that
Winston Churchill's call for a con-
ference on peace and atom con-
troll with Soviet Prime Minister
Stain had posed the outstanding
issue of this campaign.
Labor Declared "on Run"
Mr.. Churchill claimed this is
sue has dominated the election"
and Lord Woolton, Conservative
Party chairman, told a rally at
Loughborough today that the
Conservatives have the Labor
Party Ion the run"
Mr.. Morrison was asked about
Mr.. Churchill's injection of the
Big Three issue, and he replied:
The original effect wore off as
people thought about it and on
the whole, it has probably done
more harm than good for the
Conservatives.
ut may have done the Conserv-
atives harm because I think it is
giving the impression that it was
rather spontaneous and ire
sponsible Intervention into field
where the situation is undoubtedly
difficult"
Refuses to Forecast Results.
Mr.. Morrison refused to make
any specific forecast of what will
happen in the balloting Thurs
day, but he repeated his statement
OF last week that Labor Party
prospects look good, feel good and
smell good" He said Labor ex-
poets solid support from labor
unionists, including those outside
the category of manual labor.
However, he warned the Labor
Party against overconfidence, say
ing complacency would play into
the hands of the Conservatives.
Prime Minister Attlee continued
to hammer away at domestic is
sues, standing on his record and
asking the people for a new term
to get you along the rest of the
road" to recovery. i
Mr.. Attlee mentioned briefly.
however, his own party's interna-
tional policy as trying to build up
not only in this country but in the
world the kind of conditions that
make for peace.
Wants Workers to Decide.
Scorning the views of his oppo-
nents that the subject of big pow
er talks to end the cold war
should not be raised at election
time. the 75-year-old Churchill
said yesterday in Manchester that
the working classes should be
called on to vote on this as we'll |
as domestic issues.
He said his original appeal last
week at Edinburgh for an attempt
at reaching lasting East-West set-i
tlement had mot only dominatedE
the election in Great Britain" butt
also had rolled around the world
and may have created a new stu
alton which, whatever happens.
cannot make things worse and
may possibly bring us nearer to
our hearts desire"
Mr.. Attlee and his associates
have not rejected outright the
idea Of such talks, but have con-
tended generally that the attempts
to deal with Russia should con-
tinue through the United Nations
Evening star., 1950-02-21
World Meat Pack

World consumption Of meat
amounts to about 48 billion pounds
each year. One third of this sup
ply is slaughtered and packed in
United States establishments.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

Nr. Macarthur Blvd, $13,500
detached home on quiet
street; 3 bedrooms, nursery, tiled
bath, living room, 14x22, with flre-
place. Excellent condition through
out. Close-in. near all conveniences.
Ewes. Mrs. Herring, MI. 4919.
RIDDELL REALTY CO., Realtors
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HoUsEs-sALE-N.w. Cont !

BRADLEY WOoDS-Beautiful Gus
tom-built home, built in 1871; con-
sists OF 5, lovely tWin-size. bedrms.
level well Handicapped lot, 55xl75,
screened porch; garage: new-house
quick sale. F. A. TWEED co, 53o4
Conn ave. NV. EN-. 1890. Office
open 8 to g. ~
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-This fine home
has everything. Bedrm. and full
bath on 1st f.: bedrms. on 2nd;
fireplace and 4 closets in master
bedrm.; stairway to storage attic;
maids rm. and full bath in bsmtt;;
rec. rm., new all-elec. kit. wall
to-wall carpettng on 1st a. and
washer INCLUDED. Fine wooded lot
Gated in one of the finest and most
beautiful parts of Chevy Chase, Md:
close to all conveniences Call for
appointment to see. F. A. TWEED
CO, 55O4 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
1890. Oflce open 8 to 81 81
CHEVY CHASE RANIBLER-We have
some beautiful ramblers. consisting
OF large lvins room with picture
window and fireplace. dining room,
De luxe kitchen, den, 3 bedrooms and
floor; basement; garage and good
sized lot. We also have some smaller
ramblerS If you are interested in
raMblerS, call US today. F. A TWEED
CO. 1904 Connecticut ave. EN-
1870. OfflCe open q til II
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WOODBRIDGE

Open 80 pm. 2913 o6th st.
You'll like this well-kept 6-rm. Diet.
rm. with bar. garage. wide spread
front porch, deep, fenced yard. oil
heat, excel. cond. Close to schools,
BUS ard stores. RAFFELL REAL
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A delightful small villa. mr. Massa-
chusetts ave. with charming brick
house set high on beautiful cor
ner lot of about third Of an acre,
dignified by its great oaks and pro-
vided with a secluded rock garden
and highly ornamental outdoor
stone fireplace; 7 rooms. 2 baths
oil heat, interior garage Call Miss
Shoemaker. EN-. 1850. or LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1913 X st. NV,
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WOODBRIDGE

OPEN SUN. To
$3.50 MYRTLE AVE. NE
BUNGALOW. 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining room and kitchen,
gas h.-w. neat, large lot, garage,
good financing and wonderful 10.
cation. TODAY'S REALTY, EN-.
0947 Or FA. 52O6. go
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CHEVY CHASE RANIBLER-We have
CHEVY CHASE MD

LGE. BEDRMs. AND > BATHS
Custom-built detached brick home,
Just 3 blks. of Conn. ave; liv. rm.
will take grand piano. din. rm, kit
with de luxe equipt. , bedrms. and
bath on 1st f.: full bsmt., oil h.-wh.
gear gar; deep, level lot, with many
flowers and stately trees. Priced for
immed. sale on attrac. terms.
EARL T WRIGHT
WI 5000 Suns AAr Scnft SH 1851
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COLORED
$14,950 OR BEST OFFER

II YOU ST.-OPEN 1-6
Low down payment and reasonable
terms will buy this excellent S-room
row brick, containing 3 large rooms
and modern kitchen on LIST fl: 4
large separate bedrooms and tiled
bath on End A.; full basement, oil
auto. heat, garage. Ideal for large
family or rooming house. Excel.
transp.. and convenient. Real value
on today's market.
PHILIP B. KEY CO.. REALTORS
ST. 3OlO. or Ewes RA 2275
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River Terrace

OPEN i PIN Pm 10 BARK
Row-brick home, exc. cond.. spa.
cious bedrooms and bath, nice liv.
rm.. din. rm., modern kit. full
bsmt.. new gas &C. heat: complete.
ly fenced-in yard, screened porch.
Out Benning rd., right on S4th st.
to Clay ST.. right on Clay to 33rd st.
H. G. SMITHY CO. ST 3300
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MICHIGAN PARK

! 9th and Crittenden st. n.e.-Beau.
tiful semidet. brick, 3 bedrms., bath,
most attractive living room. dining
room, fully equipped modern kitchen,
fully weatherstripped, insulated.
ton rm.. gas heat; excellent ioca.
ton; substantial cash required:
price, S14.75O. Call Mr. Tucker,
with TISHLER, Realtor. TU. $500;
ewes. ia 2417 -2S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwest
NEAR THE CIRCLE

Newly dec. 4-bedrm home. close to
Chevy Chase Circle; large reception
hall, liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit. on
1st f.; nice bedrms. and bath on
End lear gar; excellent financing
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
1920 Connecticut Ave, EN-. 1900
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MICHIGAN PARK

Beautiful 4 bdrm. home located in Q
lovely setting Just of Michigan ave.
Liv. rm. with fireplace, spacious din.
on 1st a. Oil h.-w,h.. gar. Orig.
owner has kept this property in
perfect cond. Priced to sell. Quick
possession. Exclusive with PECK
CO. Call LA. 6-6666 or LA. 6-90S5
Evening star., 1950-03-26
NEAR STATLER HOTEL
6319 9th ST. NV.
RAMBLERS

Another group of . and 3 bedrm.
homes. modern as tomorrow; tiled
bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kit. bsmt
with lavatory, woodworking fire.
place; nice wooded lots. GI or con-
cash. An inspection will convince.
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
block. left to Namakaean rd.., right
u block, left to ramblerS. Mr..
Bailey on premises or at 1904 Mass.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
DE- LIKE RAMBLER

Prominent builders own dream home.
First time offered Step-down liv.
rm. with artistic baywindoWs. 3
bedrmS. and . glass tiled baths.
Din. rm. blt.-in gar. u bsmt.. stor-
age attic Price includes carpetlng
and drapes For sale furn. or un-
furn. at builders cost. May be
seen today Gail Mr Kahn, FM
$751; with LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO. AID. $500
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WOODBRIDGE

Beautiful det. prewar brick home
with bdrm. and bath on 1st door.
mod kit; 8 bdrms. and bath on
2nd fl. Oil h.-w.h.. garage. Con-
venient to stores and transpt. For
price and details, call LA. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

Attractive JIM shinsle home: large
livine room with fireplace, 3 bed
rooms and a sleeping porch. tile
baths. half bath on first foor.
screened lge porch, full basement,
built-in garage, gas heat; sold by
OWNER Call WO. 633G.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
WOODBRIDGE HOMES

WOODBRIDGE HOMES
2S49 Mills ave. me-, facing Langdon
Park-Detached. rooms and bath;
2910 25th st. n.e.-Detached: s
aptS.: 13 rooms and 3 baths; oil
heat; gar: income $40 mo-: S15,.
$50. including furniture.
1925 Lawrence st. n.e.-Detached; ,
aptS.; rooms, 2 baths; lot 50X127;
2-car garage: near cars, stores,
schools; S16.500.
Near goth and Shepherd sts. ne
Detached brick, rooms and bath.
attic. frepl;, rec. room. oil heat;
5000 block Goth st. n.e.-Detached
brick. 6 rooms and baths. break
fast room, attic. firepl, oil heat;
gar; price reduced $4,000 for quick
sale.
VIM: R. THoRoWGooD, 2o24 R. I.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest
COLORED, $195 DOWN
BRICK, S6,95O-N.W.

Hurry or you'll lose this brick house
in convenient NV. section ) rms.
gas elect; only S69.5O mo. RE.
1881, UN O159
Evening star., 1950-03-26
NEAR AMERICAN UNIV.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Near D. c. llne-Large house, II
rms baths, with storage rms,
bedrm and bath on 1st f., INV h.
oil. lear garage: in good cond.; lot
150x193 with patio; near everything.
A country estate in the city. Priced
right, terms. Shown by an appt.
only. Call VIM. A. LYNCH, RA. 1912.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

| IN A MILLION
1900 QUINCY ST. NV.
neishborhood of refinement and
taste; large rooms, plus . porch
rms clean and neat; ! u baths gas
heat. full basement: well lighted for
office or recreation room: detached
garage; large yard: nice exposures.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
AID 6HH0 OR NSSS
Evening star., 1950-03-26
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

800 PEABODY ST. NV.
Large S-rm. semi-det. brick home in
peri. cond. due to recent redecorat.
ing; entire lst floor carpeted; End
floor has bedrms and tile baths;
lavatory in bsmt.; gas h.-W.h. 3
car brick garage; lot over zoo it.
deep: open Sunday. noon til 7 pm.
or by appt. Call Mr.. Marteilino,
10. 2-4661 with HARRY PORET-
SKY & SONS, INC, 1918 K st. NV.
Ma 5306 -26
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PETWORTH. % APIS.

SPRING VALLEY
7-BEDROOM AND 4-BATH HOUSE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
English design, of stone and half
timber trim, situated on a desirable
corner lot with left frontage.
Contains center hall, spacious living
room, dining room. library, butler S
pantry, kitchen. excellent recreation
area in basement, screened porch
and stone patio; gas heat. 2-car
built-in garage. Spring Valley school
bus passes the door.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
WAKEFIELD

Just few doors west of Conn. ave,
din. rm., den, powder nm kit. and
side screened porch on 1St f.; 3 bed
rms, ? baths on IND; built-in gar;
large, level lot; a prime location.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO
A
Evening star., 1950-04-21

owners would not be affected but
all members of another race must
move out within a year. Permits
of other race groups to remain in
such an area marked off for one
special race would be granted by
the Interior Ministry only in eases
of hardship or for professional
people necessary for the interests
of the inhabitants.
Bill Would Curb Indians.
Other areas would be proclaimed
for ownership only. whereby no
persons not belonging to the des-
ignated race group would be al
lowed to own property in the area
without special permission. Own
ers outside the designated racial
group would be allowed to retain
their property until death. but
could not bequeath it or sell it to
member of a non designated
race group.
The bill would give the Interior
Ministry the power it has sought
Evening star., 1950-04-21

mixed races, and natives NE
groesl. These areas could then
be subdivided into separate spe-
cial groups for various categories.
Blacks Total 8 Million.
There are some "a million
whites in South Africa compared
with 8 million blacks and 285. 500
Indians.
The bill contains provisions for
a measure of local self-government
in each area; but the minister Of
interior, with the help of a seven
man land tenure advisory board.
would have the power to issue or
deny permits for occupancy or
ownership of land.
The bill is one more step by the
Government of Premier Daniel F.
Malan to bring about absolute seq
regation of races in South Africa.
Under this new move some areas
would be designated for occupa-
ton only, in which case present
Evening star., 1950-04-21
GSA Asks Bids for Lease
OF Private Building Space

General Services Administration
is soliciting bids on 110, 900 to 1922
900 square feet of privately owned
building space in Washington
most of it needed. it was said to-
day, for the Governments ex-
panding agencies.
Bids will be opened April rs at
3 pm. Forms may be obtained by
property owners at Room 6306
GSA, Nineteenth and E streets
NV.
The space is desired in three
categories. from 10000 to 10000
square feet; from $4,000 to $4,000
square feet, and from 10000 to 12.-
900 square feet. Because the
agencies involve deal in confiden-
tial matters their identities were
not divulged.
Evening star., 1950-04-21
Hainan Nationalist
Boast Of Successes
Over Red Invaders
BY the Assoeioted Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, April 21.-
Hainan dispatches today boasted
but Chinese Nationalists here
still sveated-over the fighting on
the South China island invaded
Monday by Communists.
There was little fresh news. One
thing seemed certain: National
LIST and Chinese Communist troops
for the fifth straight day were
locked in a fierce struggle for the
big island 10 miles of the South
China coast.
One dispatch quoted a Hainan
defense headquarters spokesman
we are going to announce a
great victory soon. If you want
to make some money. stock up on
flrecrackers" to celebrate.
Firecrackers Popping.
In Hong Kong, the independent
Sing Tao Jih Pao said its Hainan
correspondent reported by radio
phone the firecrackers already
were popping. He said the Reds
were driven toward the sea"
after an all-night fight.
(The Communist Ta Kung
Poo. In Canton dispatch which
told of $4,000 famine victims
in Kwangtung Province, said
authorities there were holding
relief funds and grain for Hal
nan after its liberation.
(The independent Wah Kiu
Yat Pc said less than 1000 Red
troops remain of 10000 who
landed Monday.
The Sing Tao said the Ma
tionalist Air Force had moved
its headquarters from Hollow
to Sanya (Samah) on the south
ern coast.)
The Nationalists said 1000 Red
Evening star., 1950-04-21
BY the Asseeieted Press

CAPETOWN, Union of South
Africa. April 2l.-A government
backed bill which would divide
all of South Africa into separate
group areas for each race of peo-
pie will soon be introduced to the
South African Parliament.
Minister of Interior DR.. T. E
Donges is to introduce the bill
which would, in effect. place own
ership and occupation of land
under complete government con-
troll without recourse to Parlia-
ment.
The bill, which would be ex-
pected to come into effect piece
meal in various sections of the
country. would set up three main
group areas'-for whites, colored
people indians, Malayans and
Evening star., 1950-04-21
Czeehs Quit Health Group

PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia, April
81 tPl.-Czechoslovakia has with
drawn from the World Health
Organization. the official news
agency announced today.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

prisoners were paraded Wednes-
day through Hollow streets.
Some prisoners were quoted as
saying the Red timetable called
for landing $4,000 troops by the
end of April.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

The Communists said Red Gen.
Lin Piao's crack 4th Field Army
went ashore Monday along a
stretch 25 to IS miles west of
Hollow, the capital. and cracked
Zine after line" of Nationalist de-
fensss.
This first official Red version of
the invasion was broadcast yester-
day by Peiping radio and heard in
San Francisco by the Associated
Press.
Evening star., 1950-04-21

for some time to take action
against the noticeable infiltration
of Indians into the Cape Province.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-30
NeighborhoOd Notes

Peter G. Chase, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert c. Chase, 5 Rogerson drive, has
been graduated from the Bordentown
(N.J.) Military Institute and will en-
ter the University this fall. He was
captain Of the BMI tennis team and
received medal for bis performance
in manual-of- drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stone stopped here
for a couple of days recently on their
way to Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. Stone
is the former Miss Beth Chase
DR.. and Mrs. Gilmer Mebane Of
Rutherfordton and their children, John,
Jane, and William de Berniere, were
here at the last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coffin Taylor
went to Blowing Rock on Monday.
Mrs Florence Bankhead has been
here visiting her sister Mrs. Taul
White, and her niece, Mrs. John La
mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont left yes
terday for New York and New Eng
land. Mrs. Bankhead accompanied
them as far as Washington, d. c.,
where she will make brief visit.
Mrs. Thomas Burton and her daugh-
ter Nancy of Charlotte were here this
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley
Cowden. q
Miss Margaret Padgette left We'd
nesday for Tennessee for a ten-day
visit in Knoxville and Loudon with
classmates at Salem Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Washbush Of Chi
cago, Ill. have been here visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin c. Tankersley
and their son George left yesterday
for their home in Denver, Colo, after
a visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r
Hinton. Mrs. Steve Cole Of Newton
Miss, is here visiting the Hintons.
Mrs. o. j. Coffin and her grand
children, Videt and Nat Wilson Coffin
came back last week from visit to
relatives in Pigeon River Valley in
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Cooke Of
Elizabeth, N. j., and their daughters,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grimsley Of
Arkansas, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Collier
Cobb, Jr., last week. Miss Peggy Weir
Of Charleston is here on visit to
Miss Nancy Cobb.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-30

Hill, N. c., to the intersection Of
the said line with the center line
of the pavement of Y. S. Highway
1891, known as the present Dur
ham Road; thence with the center
line of the pavement Of the said road
in a Northeasterly direction to the
center of the bridge over Bolin
Greek; thence with the center line
of Bolin Creek as it meanders in
Southeasterly direction downstream
to its point Of confluence with Battle
Brook; thence with the center line
of Battle Brook upstream as it me-
anders in Southwesterly direction
to it's intersection with the North
ern line OF the Battle Park property;
thence with the Northern line of the
Battle Park property North 68 de-
gree ten minutes West to its point
of intersection with the Eastern line
of the corporate limits Of the Town
of Chapel Hill, N. c.; thence North
rs degrees, twenty-eight minutes
West with the Eastern line Of the
corporate limits Of the Town of
Chapel Hill, N. c. to the point Of
beginning.
When their names were called, AL
Aldermen voted "Yes," and the mo.
tion was declared passed.
Louise w. Talbot, Clerk
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-06-30
BOARD OF ALDERMEN'S OFF,
CIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

On June 26, 1850, in the second
Regular Meeting of the Board of AL
dermen for June, Alderman Fitch
moved, and Alderman Davis secon-
ded the motion, That the following
Notice To The Public be published in
the Chapel Hill Weekly once week
for four successive weeks ION June 80,
July z, IA, and 21):
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
The public will take notice that on
the 31st day of July, 1850, at eight
o'clock PM, in the Chapel Hill Town
Hall, the Board of Aldermen of the
Town of Chapel Hill, at its second
regular meeting for the month Of
July, will consider the adoption of an
Ordinance annexing to the Town Of
Chapel Hill the territory described
as follows:
Beginning at the Northeast corner
of the present corporate limits of the
Town Of Chapel Hill, N. c., and
running thence North 64 degrees,
thirty-two minutes East, the said
course being an extension of the
Northern line Of the present cor
porate limits Of the Town of Chapel
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1950-01-07

OR perfect bbyyour couseke this cunning little dog
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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-15

First rygesods corn promptly sold cash nearby
like this Tygestad the Minneapolis price particular
grade of minus freight charges Minneapolis small handling
Why cash?
days he'll be selling this (Which he temporarily own through
commission sales agent the Exchange Meantime he'll be
protected against possible price changes by hedging.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-15

Surely somebody will want soon good corn world
it But Ncko Tgead has time look possible buyers
Simply producing his takes II ID hours day Fortunately
know find who that
efficient market his and What
exactly how this works Let's action by
following Mr.. Trygesad's market
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1950-09-15

After the Tygestad grew Minneapolis tested and
graded by and sale the Exchange There
plain of all buyers samples of this along with the official
report quality, grade sold by the
fright abov performs valuable that actually help
both the elevator and farmer Every business day ganng