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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

eoShtanfiafss snsnss1 sh faont amyeF room an
y blk. Mayhower and Conn. ave;
sq ssas. a44a l5ls az y St Sash NV. Mr. HORN
srabis HeIecsssd Sses Stas Z DE- df
Mayfower and Conn. ave.; reas.
3444. OR. 2965.
ONE NE, TO o,,,IIs,s FIVE Rooms. 60 eonnecting:
conn aves sss sest 'afa.ef sp houses Is
ordway St., near Uptown Theater
EVANS BUlLDiNG. 1920 New York
ave; o w.-Available immediately
lsafTemsnss salle an Me pEhH 11o7 PROPERTIES
ALEXANDRIA. 2415 Mt. Vernon ave
-E2d-fioor ofhce rooms, in suite or
iSinsle; modern building, parking
LAW oFFicE, private: ri iarge {, suit; suite.
library. services. Box 370-z. Star.
DOWNTowN-Near Doctors Hospital;
entire three-story building. Avail:
sAHAH 4 Vi Kno1 5l4 oss Tsos q f1s5RT R5G.E E,JS
DoWNToWN-Entire TOWN. floor; -LT large
open space, modern. ideal for school,
studio. natl. local firm: pvt. ent.;
ABOUT 5000 SO. FL: 81 rms. in
prominent downtown corner build
ing; for, lease to one tenant for
rent eal MR W. BHsGHHEap Hssz nEsaiSnab1e b
sSth $40 AND Sf 81 Eye 7s2s; rs. suitable
baths; newly decorated; seif-servics lyS;
TAos SSsSso, 0faERtis nsRGR q co. E. fse fseF
cGSN 1as l2tR AVE. st. rsssLInd as Ru ssd ssso rd M
1220 to 1900 So, IT. on ca. d. viii
rent part OF whole. Suit mdse. or
2tics Cal OWNER, DU. 3345. 10
AIR-C0NDITIONED, fireproof Gen.
tury Building. Az 5th st. NV. op-
posite Municipal Court. ofices avail
able IN single units or suites of .
to s rooms. Single rooms as low as
SIS per mo. Parking space available.
THOMAS J.. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
MoDERhSNs S hSsh oEr,GE St Giw s,nSS RI $50 80
at End and KennedN SITS. NV; sin
Suitable for contractor. manufac-
turers' representative or. architect.
land, H. g, sMIIHY CO.. sI1 18th
18th AND H SIS. N.W.-Entire floor
In elevator building. containing
2,250. It. Fluorescent lights. Avail
able Immediately. Call Mr.. Holland,
Il. G; SMrTHY CO., SI1 18th st.
BETHESDA, MD.-small office, lust
completed. on Wise. ave-; 2Ox2I:
rent. S75 per month. Call Mr.. Hoi-
land, n. G. SMITHY CO., S11 18th
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRcPERrY-sALE

APPROX. $4,000 so. FN on No. i
truck highway south. in north end
OF Alexandria; = railroad sidings.
ION MOTORS, Jack Thompson, OV.
1926. -21
FIFTY THoUS. SO. FIT. with 2-story
brick bldg, 36x56. Just over Alex
andria line, Fairfax Co. Cheap,
consider any offer. Will trade
Loc. on R.R. G. r. GAINES tel.
AL. 0246. 1Ss
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LOTS g. ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACRES on Congressional Parkway,
potomac, Md; farm-fenced: beauti.
Iui view. Cash or terms BILLINGS.
LEY d. KORZENDORFER, OR. o3Sf
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JUNGLE JINGLE

JUNGLE JINGLE
"a WEALTH OF TREES g. FLOWERS
A brick cottage not too small,
For there's an attic over all.
Four first-fioor rooms and bath yot
see,
viii make your life to live with ease
Inside brick fireplace will warm your
hours.
Outside patio trimmed with flowers,
If you're practical as one might be.
Bus and shopping are there to see.
Only Si2,5o0--terms to suit.
$4,000 down-nothing to boot!
OUR OFFER TO YOU-JUST SEE IT
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd. oW. 9o9'
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KENSINGTON

View, 3-bedrim. rambler on lge. wood
conven. neighborhood; house fully
insulated; lge modern kit: gas
h.-a.h.; assume CT loan. Price,
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MASS; AVE. EXTENDED. several un-
nSuallv f1pe level lots: sewer. water.
gas. etc. avail Is tn s5 It. frontaee.
direct from OWNER. OF. 4I3i'~
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS
$3.50

53U8 SHADY Side Ave. Sc.
Five-room asbestos bungalow on hard
surface street; convenient to schools,
transp., stores. E. F. BEACH REAL
ESTATE, bS0l Temple Hill rd., Sc.
Cypress 93S9. Salesman on property
from l-6 pm. --16
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

Z WILL PAY YOU CASH today fof
giaI. your home ao9ien IN any ssa loscssion Imme-
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to tina sale
OF your home business or invest
ment property Is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. RealtoY
sos North Capitol. MA $3.50 Free
apnraisals Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Cash for
your property in D. c.. Va. or Md.
Eyes "a. 3Ss3 or 81. 1897.
Want TO PURCHASE a nice 3 or
bedrm. home in nice location
have cash. Boz 190-Y. Star. -27
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy q
home direct from owner In $4,000
to $4,000 price range. EN-. 6027.
I NEED A house, am prepared to
pay cash. ! would like to buy d.
rect from owner. Box 347-Z. Star.
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MASON HTRST

Annandale. Va. Phone FA 744y
Closed Sundays.
COLORED-HUNTER PARK-SScI,-. :.
ity farms. | to Q acres: little Gown.
less monthly; Is mi D. c. in Nd.
Ii. 3-S2U5. 11s
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"Oh, there you are! Will you give us change
for a ten dollar bilP'?
HoUSES-SALE-vA. tcont. i,

A-BEDRM. HOME, one on first. New
masonry. On $40 acre: near Falls
Church. SPECIAL features, Heatilator
fireplace, oil &C. heat. full hsnlt.. .
full baths, aium,rum frame storm
Sl4T5o MJzr KE 3-51si
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RUBYE NJ. AcKEN; REALToR :
81. 4060. 81. 7433. lie
sNR. 10Th & VARNUM"

A 2truly lovely detached brick home
with 8 large rooms: 8 bedrms., 2
baths. recreation rm. large fin
ished attic: detached garage; on a
level lot; only 2 blocks to large
shopping center and rapid down
town transp. Owner occupied who
will give immediate possession and
? the price is right Call ME. 1143
: until 8 pm. j. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN. Realtn-
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DE TJTXF RAMBI FER
iIHOLTYWOOD PARK. S11.65O

New 2-bedrm., asbeStos-shingle home;
stairway to large insulated attic,
with heat roughed-in and space for
2 additional bedrms.; $1,000 cash
and S55 per month. Immediate oc-
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ROCKVILLE

Modern 2-bedrm. rambler on lge.
lot; YOUNGSTOWN eainp. kit; gas
WILL STACKHOUSE, Jr.
Is w. Mont Ave.. Rockville. Md.
Phone Rockville 2SSS or 1858.
Ewes. 2RSS. -16
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STORES FOR RENT tconf.)

9th AND E SITS. N.W.-2nd fiooA all
cond.. separate entrance 91x40 plus
e.. 0fsS uSsHUR 0stns ST. N%stere gSd. sa ssss ana
apt. available for immediate oc-
eupancy; S125, 90 monthly. Call
J. H. Knox, Office of Robert w
Savage; 514 Union Trust Bldg.
sToRE WITH MODERN, up-to-date tH
front. Ideal for furrier or photog-
rapher; ladies ready to wear. Apply
ao oo1 ,sih g st; sT r,ws "a. s6s3, ms1 FL,
for cleaning and dyeing or laundry
agency; $50. DI. 5015;. ewes. EN-.
as III ST. N.E.-Large store and
6smt,; heat; Si15 mo. LIss REALTY
CO.. 101S 10th st. NV. RE. 1884
GIG eth ST. S.W.-Large store on
carline; very reasonable rent. For
inspection: call JUSTINE REALTY
CO, 412 9th st. DI. 1905. lie
1911 4th ST. N.W.--Estab. restau-
rant with or without equip: 2nd-f,
liv. quarters; rent. 500 mo. Open
Monday. As pm. -I6
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, DI0 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and K. New modern at
tractive desk space for those who
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST 3466.
want the best. Receptionist, switch
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BEAUTIFUL Carroll Knolls. 50x10o;
price. $3.50.
Picturesque Capitol View Park, 5OE
200: price. S1.250; terms. y
Spacious Conn. Gardens, 66x155:
price. $1,000; 75x127, corner.
$1,000. 2fs
AL lots have paved streets, sewer and
water. MODERN REALTY CO.. Sd.
1921 or JU. 7-60S0. -16 =
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK, near ct. JOSEPH,
Seminary--Detached brick home
modern In every respect. 6 lge rms,
side pcrcn, built.in GARAGE, tile
well HANDICAPPED. Call Mr.. Arthur,
with j. DALLAS GRADY & SON,
DI. 3TEn: eves... TO. 1854. -I6
neutrality-suspicious. 7-room. 2
bath house. Clubroom in basement;
gas INV h. Mr.. Pendleton. Du.
346S, MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 f4th st. NV. DI. :3346.
RAND PLACE N.E.-Very nice corner
det brick-stucco home. lge. liv. rm
with frepl., lge. din. rm., kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath, full bsmt., oil heat,
front and rear porches. gar. An
excel buy at only S13. 500. S. E.
REALTY So6o" 60" l2ll Penn. ave. Sc"
1904 gath ST. N.E.-Gentlema
front room, semipvt. bath; home
comforts, quiet; $3.50 week. DU,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

SEVERN RIVER FRONTAGE
Property, 10-rm. house. 8 acres of
ground. $500 down, bal. like
rent; name your own terms. c, H.
GILLON, GE. 2272. -25
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TEA AND CRUMPETs
ORIENTAL CHARM

ORIENTAL CHARM
With a modern treatment! Paradise.
:j-bedrm. cottage. carefully kept and
featuring attractive picture window,
entrance hall. unusual liv. rm with
brio wood-burning flrepl.; kitchen
dinette separated by small bamboo
bar; man, large closets with slid
ing doors; GO S range. Bendix washer;
curtains, drases, traverse rods and
Venetian blinds go. S3.50D down,
balance on terms. Price Sl4. 500.
THIS LITTLE DARLING
YOU MUST SEE
Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. of Glebe Rd OW. 9090
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INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-RENT

$4,000 SO. FIT, centrally located.
pvt. r r. siding and offce, Ma. 1856
Sc. D. C.-Brick bldg. about 1000
So. II. with ,50o So. II. fenced yard
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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Only $13,500 for this
1s-ft. tapestry brick home, incl; .
porcnes and 3 bedrms., plus extra
rm. and bath in bsn1t.; conv. To-
Gated in quiet residential section
within 2 blks: high and grammar
schools. shopping and transp.: good
excel terms. Cali MI. Gavin. with
H..G. sMITHY Co. ST. 5000. IT
LYNDALE-Very nice semidet brick;
a nice house In a nice. section:
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms. and
bath, full bsmt.. front porch, cony.
snAITg K ihPPDies &C. apa a,1 trinsD Pas avs s. E.
NEAR Fl. DUPONT PARK-unusual-
ly nice semidet brick home, liv.
rm., din. rm.. kit, bedrms. and
bath. knotty pine rec. rm. in bsmt.,
Waite WAL to wall ,t carpetng r. " wall paneeo
ciated. S., E. REALTY CO, 5402
Marlboro pike Sc. 10. 9-9666. LIZ
100 BLOCK 18th ST. S.E.-Row brick,
side-hall entrance; full basement, gas
h;-wh. Priced to sell. Mr.. Martufi.
CO., 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Nice Cape le Cod
home, liv: rm., din. rn. kit, bedrm..
sun porch ana powder rn. on 1st
T., peQrms. ana pain on 2na u;
Price only Si5.95 Sc. REALTY
CO.. 1911 Penn. ave. Sc. Ii. $4,000
BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST, very nice
det. brick homes; priced at S1S,-
$50 and $24, $50; one has 3 bed
rms. 2 baths, and built-in garage
the other has 2 bedrms. and bath
both have rec. room in bsmt. S. E
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. Ave. Sc
Ii. $4,000. III
NEW SEMIDETACHED brick houses
Six rooms. bath; full basement
schools. shopping. Transportation
nearby. Mr.. Carter. VI. 0237. MAR.
SHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14tf
st. NV. DI. 3346.
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STORE VALUES

SURE VALUES
1881 CONN. AVE.
retail business; $3.50 mo-, including
heat.
18th AND QUINCY sTs. NE.
Located directly across from the
Brookland car terminal; new stores,
beautiful show windows; SlS5 month,
IL H ST. NE. 49,.
IND commercial; 3-stCTy brick bldg
with full bsmt. and large repair
shop in rear; $500 month.
% RIGGS RID, cHILLUM. MD.
Large home. suitable for commercial
use, with an acre of ground: $3.50
month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
i st-hoor commercial store, incl. heat
and hot water: S1S5 month.
III G ST. Sc.
20xT0 feet. plus large connecting
garage in rear; S135 month.
713 3rd ST. NV.
15x50 feet. completely remodeled,
Plus apis. renting for S102-S250
740 9th ST. NV.
2nd commercial. 13x30: SOS month,
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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SILVER SPRING

l0204 Greenock rd.-7-room de-
tached brick. corner lot 100x100
Large bedroom. tiled bath with
shower. 1st floor; 3 large bedrooms
tiled bath with shower. 2nd fioor
roughed-in bath in basement: gaS
heat: 2-car detached brick garage
Call DI. 1015 till 6 pm; ewes. ane
Sun. SH. 29S5.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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SILVER SPRING, SIT ,95U
Prewar brick Cape Cod with 2 large
bedrms.. liv. r.n., din. rm., kit. full
bsmt.. "a bath. side screened porch
Diet. garage. Near Parkside School
SILVER SPRING, $21 $50
Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Ihs tiled baths. all bedrms. are lge:i
eide screened porch, fun bsnt. VIII
storm doors. Venetian blinds. gar
bage disposal dishwasher. Wall-to-
wall carpeting in lty. rTl.
DE LUKE RAMBLER
Custom built by one of this areas
master builders; located on wooded
fz-acre lot in exclusive neighbor-
hood; brick and stone construction
contains center.hall entrance. hugs
window and beautiful view: full-sized
dining room. all-electric loft,
dream kitchen, 3 in-sized bedrms.,
2 baths, full basement with fireplace;
garage; slate roof; built Of finest
materials materials a. syasiabls Impossible 10
HOLLYWOOD PARK, $11 $50
New 2-bedrm., asbestos-shingle home;
with heat roughed-in and space for
. additional bedrms.: $1,000 cash
and sos per month. Immediate oc-
WoODMooR AGENCY, INC.
sH 5555 Realtors. Til PM
SILVER SPRING, SIS, $50
Immac. 2-yr.-oid Colonial. very con-
venient to public and parochial
schools; center entrance; beautiful
liy. rm. family-sized dining rm.,
modern equipped kitchen with table
space; 3 well-proportioned bed
rooms and tiled bath up; full
rear yard, fenced: $500. SSS ~ Ilfsan. loan.
1st Floor Bedrrn., " Bath
Very attractive. 2-yr.-old red brick
Cape COD on lovely wooded lot;
liv. rm. 14x22 with fireplace and
picture window that really has Q
view; dining Il" modern equipped
ktchen kit f Ssm lovely beSrms Ssaf and and bath
crete side porch: built-in garage;
slate roof; Price S19,950.
4 Bedrms., 312 Baths
An imposing brick -and-stone colonia
on .lge. level corner lot in Indiar
Spring Manor. This home has ss
n many ayI features It would be impossibl,
From the beautiful rec. rm. with
mirrored bar in the bsmt to the fin.
ished 3rd floor, this home is full OF
unusual features that cannot be ap.
preciated unless seen. The ground:
nave been landscaped and improved
to an unusual degree. The mos
complete home We have eyer pre-,
! Wood-Conley Co., Realtors
s710 Ga. Ave. 81. $500 It'll 9
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URCIOLO REALTY
RHr 10T1 III
North Michigan Park
9Th AND RIICHANAN

Spacious semidetached brick home.
with 8 large rooms and bath: COM
Portable front porch: basement has
large recreation room with asbestos
d si1e igor c9hyerinx n,,ts,da alo aStr0cnl .ocm
spacious fenced yard. This home is
about 2 years old and in immacu-
late condition; illness is forcing
owner to sell. Shown by appoint
RuRYE M AcKEN REArToR
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO
NEW RAMRI.ERs

NGW ICAIWbLEHS
Silver Spring. These homes feature
large nv; rm. with separate din.
rm. and completely modern kit.
Overlooking beautiful Sligo Greek
Park. They are conveniently loc-
Gated to both grade and high schools
and 3 shopping centers. 3 bedrmS.,
large liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm.; kit. and bath. Large bsmt with
1a bath. Some bsmts. with picture
windows. Sl9,950 and S2l.95O.
RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement of the late j. s.
Gruver's estate, we are Offer
ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated In beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Md. For
full information call @. r.
SMITH.
81. 6644
between 1890 and $50 p-m.
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DETACHED-$12,950
2616 MYRTLE AVE. NE

zulu 4A i N LIZ n v q. IN IL.
Open Saturday and Sunday. 1 to Il
pm. Six rms. and bath, 3 Ice. bed
rms, oil h.-w.h, gas refgr.: newly
decorated; conv. to schools and
transp.; ige. lot.
Dakota, right l blk. to Myrtle. left
to house. Mr.. Skiff. AK. 1927 or
MI. S241.
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RAMBLER

hAWbLEh
In the lovely Dorset Avenue
section of Somerset is this fine
new rmabler. Center-hall plan
with living room. dining room.
kitchen and 3 fine bedrooms
and 2 baths, all on one floor.
Large built-in garage, full
bright basement with recrea-
ton room space and fireplace.
Gas heat, rear terrace, and
throughout. Close to Somerset
School and only about 90
minutes from downtown. For
further information call Fred
erick SchWab. WO. O6S4 with
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BURTON KNOLLS

Allentown rd.--Lge. bunga.; liv.@ rm.
with firepl.. din. rm.. kit. 3 bed
rms. and bath. full .bsmt. with ga
x220 ea. viii sell completely furn.
To inspect call Mr.. Moatz. LU. A.
1889: ewes. 10. 2-1417.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
-1T
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Mt. RAINIER. I00xI50, ali inns:
S3,3Q0. Takoma Park. 2 lots;
$3.50. Will trade either on in.
Nearby Md, 5 acres for sub-diy.;'
$4,000. Silver Spring lots; 81 900
S5,250. Call BURTON, sH. 7o59.
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EAST CAPITOL ST

Mr.. Bird ST., close to Library of Con-
gress and Supreme Court-Home
with income operating as. success
private rms. 3 baths. 5 showers.
full bsnt.. oil heat, garage. furni-
ture included: priced right: terms.
To Inspect: Call eyes,. Mr.. Vallario
ITnGTpnr nnArmxz
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$25 DOWN, $40 MONTH

Also half-acre business lots on Route
IS Tor $500 payable $50 down. SIS
a month. 35 minutes drive out Lee
blvd. to CentreviIle, turn left al
trahic light on Route % toward
ManasSa9 miles to our big sign
on left. SMALL FARMS" Open
every day, to 6 pm. Every
railways bus to Manassas passes
US. Bring $40 deposit. 90
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
GRASSROOTS
President Truman Will Be Hard To Beat in 1852

state in which the money is spent.
But it is the taxpayers in all the
states who will pay the bill for
both, and the people of both states
eventually will sacrifice much of
their local sovereignty through ac-
cepting and using the billions the
federal government pours into such
projects.
For those states it means The
death OF constitutional states
rights. Congress should stop all
such APPROPRIATIONS, other than
those that can be self Hqnidaiine
oper reasonable nnmbe, OF
years. The Hoover dam in The
Colorado river. Wbie beneffting
in one Way or another five state,
end though bnih Witb govern
ment money, tVas not gift.
The cost is being returned to the
federal treasury, and within a rea-
sonable number of years it will all
be paid, plus interest. Others should
be financed in the same way, in
Guiding the central Arizona project
but the wealthy land owners are like
all the other indigents who want
their water supplied to them at no
cost.
-
We pay terrible price in dead
and crippled for each weekend holi-
day. Too much hurry to get there.
British born Secretary of State
Acheson is a heavy load to carry
into political campaign.
The report Of the Senate investi-
eating committee was not specially
pleasing to those responsible for
the firing OF Douglas Macarthur.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
Acute Stage

"HoW's your insomnia?"
Worse and worse. I can't ever
sleep when it's time to get up."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
FORD,S THEATRE
WNU Washington Bureau

Senator Milton R. Young of North
Dakota is again trying to get legis-
lation through congress to rehabili-
tate historic Ford's Theatre in
Washington, D. c., where Abraham
Lincoln was shot by John Wilkes
Booth on April IA, 1865.
After an unsuccessful attempt in
1916, Senator Young recently intro
duced a joint resolution asking that
the secretary of the interior be d.
rected to prepare and submit an
estimate Of the cost Of restoration.
Estimates in the past have been as
high as $500, 1000.
In his statement to congress,
Senator Young said: Each year,
thousands upon thousands Of visi-
tors come to Washington, the most
beautiful capital in the world, where
they view with pride many magnifi-
cent monuments and edifices. I'm
fortunately, most everyone who
visits Ford's Theatre is disap-
pointed because of its present state
In sharp contrast to many we'll
preserved shrines, this one has
degenerated to point where a per-
son must rely on his imagination al
most completely to realize that it
ever existed as a theatre"
Senator Young added tn
through the ensuing years, little
has been done to preserve this
historic place. The property was
acquired by the government shortly
after the assassination and was
utilized for a number of purposes
of no historic Significance"
The building now houses a muse
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
LAST WEEKS
ANSWER J.

couldn't stop the boy. The victory
gave US a lift, but behind it there
was always that haunting fear that
next Saturday or the next or the
next, the kid would 60 haywire and
start running in the wrong direction,
or something.
Charlie and l held our breaths all
fall. Figuratively. of course.
NOVEMBER came around and
~ time for the all-important Hub
tional enemy. Beating them was all
that was necessary to make the sea-
son complete.
Two days before the game Charlie
came up to my room. eff we win
Saturday." he said, 1--WE won't have
to worry about being in solid" He
looked thoughtful. l knew what he
was thinking.
IF you don't let the kid play we
won't have chance" l said.
There's a bare hope of winning
without him." Charlie scratched his
chin. eff l put him in there's al
ways a chance"
1.-THE kids got the signals down
pat" l said quickly. Hes proved
it. You know as we'll as l that with
out Jeff Chappell we're licked"
Charlie wasn't sure. You could
see he was scared stiff. He wanted
assurance, and gave it to him. My
confidence in the kid settled the
thing in Charles mind. He agreed
to play Chappell. Despite our rec
ord and the fact that we had Jeff
Chappell the odds were on Hubbard.
Hubbard had a clean record. Their
victories had been won by big
margins.
The first quarter and the Sec
ond ended with no score. In the
third, the Hubbard fulIback
snaked through our line and
sprinted 30 yards for touch
down. They failed to kick the
point.
In the fourth the Hubbard left
half came around right end on a
trick play. Our whole backfield was
fooled. All except Jeff Chappell.
oiiSaiAiliy oSii, q ioilS llSulG was
there to stop him. That gave us the
ball. We made three yards in three
downs, and then, instead of booting,
Cole, our quarter, gave Jeff Chap
pell the ball and Jeff made as
pretty run as you'd ever seen any,
where. Cole kicked the extra point.
A minute later the whistle blew.
After it was over got Jeff up into
my room. Listen" l said chow
about it? That trick play of Hub
bard's was corker. How come it
didn't fool you. too?"
He grinned sheepishly After
awhile got the story. Jeff never
did get the signals straight. but he
discovered system all his own
He'd watch the toes of the o"pos ing
players. II the play was going left
the majority of toes would point that
way. Instinctively. And the same
applied to our boys. II never failed
Jeff said he'd heard something like
that on the radio.
] never told Charlie.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23

The X e bHb ans can take
tnlI credit for that 100000 pofe
handicap they must overcome it
their candidate is to Vin. In tho
8Ofb congress. hey baa ma
jority in both bonses OF congress,
and might bare forced The dis
bsndins OF that bureaucratic
army by not abbrobriafing
money to pay it, bit they did
not do so. and now they must
face tbe consequences.
That army will be larger, rather
than less, when the 1852 election
day arrives. For each new job there
will be, at least, four more Truman
votes. would say t h betting
against the President is in no sense
a sure win. A California state Of
fetal, a Republican. said to me
recently: UNLESS Warren is the
Republican nominee, the state will
be in the Truman column"
1t hardly seems probable. but
Daniels could be right. Anyway let's
wait until the votes are counted.
The people and state officials
of California think it Is quite
proper for the federal govern
ment to spend billions in build
ing dams, irrigating land and
preventing floods in California.
from which only the people Of
California benefit, but they seri-
ously object to the same pro-
cedure in Arizona.
The central valley project Of Cali.
fornia, is as much a state project
as is the central Arizona project
The one difference is the smaller
cost in California. Neither project
will benefit any one outside of the