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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL PAY CASH for houses D. C.. Md end
V» Also buy nearby farms and second
trust notes oti houses and first trust notes
<n farms FULTON R GORDON. 1427
Eye St. n w DI. 5230 until 8 pm. Brok
ers. attention _7
WANTED—Direct from owner. Sound 7-8
room house on good road: small acreage.
Fairfax County. OR 1814 4«
FARMS FOR SALE.
GOOD STOCK FARM Of 115 acres: 100
acres blue grass. 8-room house, tenant
house, large barn with silo, all necessary
outbuilding*,, well fenced and watered.
Quick bale only 818,000. We have manv
«teUe.r.,J?5r8ains in iar8e 01 small farms.
LEAVER <fc WALSH. Centerville. Va Fair
*ax 231-J-11. After t> p.m , Fairfax 234
201 ACRES. 1'1-room modern brick home,
rarge barns and outbldgs.. land under high
nate of cultivation, on main highway;
location and house adaptable for tearoom
or tourist home; 22 miles from District
line *37.000. For further information
‘■»U Mr Orme, CRANE A- HELAN Realtors.
Sligo 4000. Eve.. Gaithersburg 1J4-R.
VALLEY FARM, near Leesburg. Va . con
taining 193 acres: all well fenced, good
enriched soil, all under cultivation or blue
grass pasturage. A substantially built resi
dence of 12 rooms and bath, stone founda
tion and cellar, center-hall type, servant's
Quarters a stone-loundation bank barn
will hold food for 50 head Suitable for
dairy or stock farm Several outbuildings,
stone spring house smokehouse, tenant's
house. 2-car garage, cattle sheds, etc
Soring m every pasture. The house and
barn alone could not be duplicated at the
price. $22,500: immediate .possession For
detail.1- and appointment to inspect, call
Mat Lane. NA 9300 eves, and Sun . WI.
6289. BOSS A PHELPS. 1417 K st n w.
—4
ON MAIN ROAD 11 > miles from Boyds.
Md —08 acres all tillable but Good
modern house, bank barn. 40x00; 4 poultry
houses, machine shed, cow barn. silo.
Owner desires quick sale. 813 250. Pooles
Ville 2278 or RA. 8700.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.—108-acre dairy
farm, fully equipped about 8 mi from
D C. Begin. EX. 8535. —3
DAIRY I ARM. iif» acres. 20 cow barns,
bank barn, silos, poultry houses, machine
shed, large 0-room house, water, electricity,
bath and new 5-room tenant house. Most
jand tillable, raises good crons At Clarks
burg. Md. 815.000. Call Poolesville
227* or RA. *7 00.
NEAR LAUREL, 120 acres in high state of
cultivation Good house, electricity: large
bank barn chicken houses and all neces
sary outbuildings Box llifi-T. Star. —4
POSSESSION APRIL I Oth—30 acre- of
rood land; 0-room house, elec . no bath,
and other buildings: needs some repairing;
2* miles from D C . on good busline, in
Loudoun County, near Pleasant Valley, on
Route 50 priced for quick sale. 87 5oo. on
terms that you can pay. For inspection
call BENTON GL. 00 1 1. Location not
g:\en over phone LYON INC . 3004 Lee
hwy. Arlington Va Phone CH. 7070.—4
200-ACRE DAIRY FARM, up-to-date; 00
cow barn: profitably operated for 12 years:
big 8-room house, also tenant house ana
• 11 neces.Nary outbuildings; 180 acres culti
vated. 20 acres woods excellent water:
grazing land borders Rappahannock River;
tenant occupied: located in Fauquier Coun
tv. 117 mile' Remington Va.. priced at
5200 per acre, direct from owner Write
or see J. S. HAMILTON. Box 0. Pem
:ngion. \a. 4*
CLINTON. Ml).—15 acres, on main high
way. with modern, laige. 6-rm. house, ga
rage and farm equipment Price. 517.500
Mr F'illippo. TR 7606 HARTMAN
REALTY. INC.. 133S Good Hope rd se
NEAR SUGAR LOAF MT.—Wonderful view.
COO acres, rich soil, house, electricity, out
buildings. fences, streams; 512.806. Mr.
Brown AD 3690. with J LETTON MAR
TIN. Eurle Bldg RE 2492
!74 AC RES, 9-room house, bath, electricity
nice shade bank barn, other usual farm
bldgs , excellent land mostly under cul
tivation: stream: on paved road. 23 miles
To D C . price. $30,000: terms J E
KELLY-E. L. HURLEY Brosius Bldg .
Rockville, Md. Phone 033. —5
60-ACRE FARMING ESTATE, with a pri
vate lake. 14 miles from Washington, in
Fairfax County. The house sets on a hill
with a pleasant view of the countryside
and has a reception room large living
room with fireplace and beautiful Colonial
mantel dining room, powder room, kitch
en and storage room on the 1st floor and
4 bedrooms, studv and 7 baths on the
second floor There are numerous fire
places and an oil heating system From
the spacious porches one looks down Jo
a 1-acre lake, stocked with bass and offer
ing swimming and skating in season. The
outbuildings include a servants' cottage.
?-car garage, stable for 4 horses, large,
modern poultry house and a playhouse for
“hildren Part of the land is in fields
end the remainder oeautiful woodland
The property is shown by appointment and
?he price is 545.Ono: 520.006 down S=*e
MASON HIRST exclusive agent Annan
dale Vh at the end of Columbia Pike.
Phone Alexandria 5M2. Closed Sundays.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND country estate
near La Plata. Md iust off Crane high
way. J 05-acre farm w ith beautiful 10
room 2-story house on a hill commanding
a 15-mile view of the Potomac River area,
three streams run through property, some
portions of which arc wooded: land ir
suitable for cultivation once *36. ono
Exclusive ag^ m is JOHN J M' KENNA
Realtor. 1420 Eye st. nw. RE 5345
‘open tonight until 0 p m >
150-ACRE dairy farm, with an accredited
barn. beautiful meadows, very large
stream: recently improved O-room main
house with electric, and bath 2 miles from
B & O. station. Monte City. Md price.
>12.500: $5.0Co several land bank loans,
which proves the value of -his propertv
JOHN A BRICKLEY. SL 53:5:5 —6 ‘
27 ACRES. 6-rm. house, electricity, metal
roof. barn. 54.500: 4 7 acres, 3-bedrm
house, electricity new tenant house of 4
rms.. brick barn, corn crib hog pen.
*5.000: also 10 acres. 6-rm. house, barn,
garage. $5,000. AH 3 farms fronting on
main highway, bus a: door. Offered to
colored only 33 miles to D. C. Call
OX 3240 __j
214 ACRES, over 150.000 FBM good
atar.ding timber, good orchard. S-room
house, fine 12-head barn, double garage,
machine shed tenant house, many other
buildings, streams, on count'- road: a
give-away at $0,000: E-Z terms. I
RUSSELL BOWEN CH 5294
120 ACRES—7-room house, elec prop
erty runs 'i mile along Route 5<». Price.
*2O.O0<». Better act quick on this one.
it is an unusual opportunity ideal for
subdivision, business or farming, a sound
investment: ’-hour ride D C. I RUS
SELL BOWEN. CH 5294 •
LEGAL NOTICES.
FREDERICK M BRADIEY Attorney.
Colorado Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No 66.7*9. Ad
ministration —Tills is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from fhe Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Robert C
Buehler. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit 'he same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 5th day of
March. 1947: otherwise they may by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under its hand this 20th day of
March. 1946. THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. B' LEONARD
MARBURY- Assistant Trusf Officer. 'Seal >
Attest VICTOR S. MERSCH. Register of
Wills for the District of Columb-a. Clerk
of thp Proba-e Court. mh27.ap3.10
JOHN D. FITZGERALD. Attorney,
_ Woodward Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 66.923. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Margaret A
Wade, late of the District of Columbia, de
ceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day of March. A.D. 1947:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under m.v hand this 19th day of March.
1946. MARY ELLEN HARTNETT. 43
Franklin St N.E. <Seal.» Attest:
VICTOR S. MERSCH. Register of Wills for
*hc District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court._ mh27.ap.3.1 o
CARI. H RICHMOND, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 66.710. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That th* subscriber, of the State of Mary
land has obtained from the Probate Court
of the District of Columbia. Ancillary Let
ters Testamentary on the estate of Joseph
R Baker, late of the State of Maryland,
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of. legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day of March. A.D
1947: otherwise they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit of said e-tate
Given under my hand this noth dav of
March. 1946. FLORILLA RICHMOND
BAKER. Care of CARL H RICHMOND.
Esq. 1101 Vermont Ave.. Zone 5. 'Seal.'
Attest. VICTOR S MERSCH Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk
of the Probate Court _mh27 ap3.1 <'
DAVID F. SMITH. Attorney,
BIO F St. S.W.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 66,980. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Rodney N.
Smith, sometimes known as R. N Smith,
ate of the District of Columbia, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on oi
before the 19th day of March. A.D 1947.
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this noth day of March.
1946. LOUIS C. SMITH. 471 _E_ Street
6W. <Seal> Attest: VICTOR S
MERSCH. Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
mh27.ap3.10.
LEGAL NOTICES (Cont.)
ORIN dr
Attorney.
Filed Mai.
THE
IN
MOTTE WALKER.
815 15th ST. N.W.
25, 1949. Charles E Stewart,
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia —In
le application Pina En Ng. 5454 Broad
Branch rd . Washington. D C.. Ping En Nr.
natural guardian of Siu Mei Ng and David
Woo Ng. minors, and Jui Chih Kao Ng
lor change of name.—Civil Action No.
55884.—Publication Order.—This matter
coming on for hearing uoon the applica
tion of Ping En Ng asking for change of
his name to David Ping En Wu and of
Jui Chih Kao Ng to Jane Jui Chih Kao
Wu and the name of their minor daughter
be changed from Siu Mei Nr to Mary Siu
Mei Wu and the name of their minor son
from David Woo Ng to David Deh Wei Wu.
and having applied to the court for an
order of publication of the notice required
by law in such ca^es. it is by the court
this 25th day of March. 1940. ordered
that all persons concerned to show cause,
if any there be, on or beiore the 20th day
of April, i040, why the prayers of said
petition should not be granted Provided
That a copy of this order be published once
a week for thr^e consecutive weeks before
‘•aid day in The Evening Star and the
Washington Law Reporter. tS.t ALEXAN
DER HOLTZOFF. Justice. A irue copv
'Seal) Test. CHARLES E STEWART.
Clerk By EMMA C. SIMPSON. Deputy
Clerk mh27.ap3.10
WALTER M. BASTIAV Attorney. National
Press Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Stares for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.—No. Hft.itil. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of Co
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
of Collection on the estate of Constantin
Brun. late of the Kingdom of Denmark, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
beiore the 20th day of February. AD.
104.; otherwise they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under its hand this 20th day of
March. 1940. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
.TRUST COMPANY. By BRUCE BAIRD,
President. (Seal > Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH. Register of Wills lor the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court mh2?ap5.1 0
H P. LONG, Attorney, 400 5th St. N.W. (I).
Filed April 1, 1940. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia—Joseph B Mattia, Plaintiff vs
Dorothy N. Mattia. ei al . Defendants.—
No 55.540, Civil Action.—The object of
this suit is to obtain an absolute divorce
on the grounds of desertion and adultery.
On motion of the plaintiff, it is this 1st
*day of April. 1940. ordered that the de
tendants Dorothy N. Mania, sometime1
known as Dorothy N. Scemcsak. and
Stanley T Scemcsak. cause their appear
ance o be entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day of
the first publication of this order, other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as
is case of default Provided, a copy of
thi« order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washing-on
Law Reporter, and The Exeriing St*r
before said day. (S' JENNINGS BAILEY.
Justice (Seal.' Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART, Clerk. By EMMA C. SIMP
SON Deouty Clerk ap3.10.1,7
r KKN ANDO O RODRIGUEZ, Attorney,
‘» *0 Denrike Bldr.
Filed April 1, 1940. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia-.—Ulvsses Johnson. Plaintiff, vs.
Eique Hunter Johnson. Defendant—No
;-The object of this suit Is divorce
a vinculo matrimonii. On motion ot
the plaintiff, it is this 1st day of April.
•946. ordered that the defendant cause
her appearance to be entered herein on
or before the fortieth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day of the first publication of
this order otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of delault.
Provided, a copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks
in the Washington Law Reporter, and
° "’‘Ui’ng Star before said day. *S »
JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. iSeal.)
Attest: CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk.
By EMMA C SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk,
ap .! 0.1 7
ELLIS B. MII.LER, Legal Aid Bureau.
„ I 100 L St. N.W.
Filed Mar 25, 1940. Charles E. Stewart
„ . Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for th^ District of Co
lumbia—MAUDE ZEINNER. *1 I 6th Street
Northwest. Washington. D C. Plaintiff,
vs JOHN ZEINNER. Last known at Ben
nington, Nev York. Defendant.—Civil Ac
tion No r>.—ORDER PUBLICATION—
ABSENT DEFENDANT—Tlic object of this
suit is for an absolute divorce on the
ground of two years.’ desertion On motion
of the plaintiff it is this 25tli dav of
March. 1946. ORDERED, that the de
fendant. JOHN ZEINNER. cause his ap
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
:pgal holidays, occurring after the day of
the first publication of this Order: other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case ol default Provided, a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before said
day <S> ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF
Justice <Seal > A True Copy Test'
CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk By EMMA
C SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
mh27.apQ.10_
OFFICIAL NOTICES._
GOVERNMENT of the District of Colum
bia. Washington. March 28. 1940.—OR
DERED: That the Vehicle Title and Reg
istration Regulations of the District of
Columbia, be. and the same are hereby
amended as follows: Amend Section 32 by
striking our paragraph (a>: Whenever a
motor vehicle for which current registra
tion required is being operated or left
standing uoon any public highway fexcept
as provided in paragraph <g> or Section
38 >. or a trailer for which current regis
tration is required is being moved or left
standing upon any public highway of the
District, it shall display a valid owner's
identification tag on the rear thereof.
—and substituting in lieu thereof the fol
lowing Whenever a motor vehicle for
which current registration is required is
being operated or left standing upon any
public highway ^except as provided in
paragraph <g> of section 38). or a trailer
for which current registration is required
is being moved or left standing upon any
highway of the District, it shall display
valid owners identification tags, one <1*
on the front and the other on the rear
thereof except that motor bicycles, motor
cycles or trailers and all other motor
vehicles owned by the Federal Government,
shall di'Dlav only one Ml valid owner's
identification tag and that one <1' on the
rear thereof J R YOUNG G MASON.
G R YOUNG. Commissioners. D C
AUCTION SALES.
_FUTURE._
ADAM A. WFSCHLER A SON. INC.—
Household furniture, electric refrigerators,
loo pew stuffed toys. etc. By order Robert
Skees. administrator, estate Mabel Arnold:
Percy J Saffel!, administrator, estate Roger
X Remy Storage Co and others. By
auction af Weschler’s. 905 E st. n.w . Fri
day. commencing 9:30 a m. Twin and dou
ble bedroom groups, also dining, dinette
and living room groups, odd sofas and
chairs secretary, spinet and knee-hole
desks radios, table'., floor and table lamps,
breakfast groups, chests of drawers, dres
sers. odd beds, spiral and box springs, new
and used inner-spring mattresses, studio
and sofa, utility and kitchen cabinet, new
high chairs, new Toledo stock and die sets
1" to 2". etc_—4
ADAM A. WESCHLER A SON. Auctioneers
—COURT TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 1939
FORD VAN BODY TRUCK—By virtue of
an order of the Municipal Court of the
District of Columbia in re SteuaTt Motor
Co. vs Met. W. Key. Municipal Court No.
439-**97: the undersigned Trustee will sell
by public auction at Steuart Motor Com
pany’s lot. New York ave. and 6th st. n.w.,
Tuesday. April 9. 194*;. at 10 o'clock a.m.,
1939 Ford van body truck, motor No 18
38697. Terms: Cash. EDWIN J. BER
DAUS. Trustee. 628 Investment Building.
James A. Wiley. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Invest m e nt B u i 1 d i ng.___a P 3-6,8
AUCTION SALE OF CABIN CRUISER
Lane Avon'’ at Charlie's Boat House.
Anacostia River near Sousa Bridge. Mon
day. April 15th. 5 P.m. Length, 39.1 ft.;
beam. 13 ft.: *.’5 gross tons, 17 net tons:
two Gray marine gasoline engines: built
1938: official No. 238-0*26. Inspection
April 14th. 9 to 6. and date of sale Direc
tions to sale: East on M” st. s.e. from
11th about ^ of a mile. Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers,
905 E st. n.w._ap3.8.1Q,13
ADAM A. WESCHLEK or SOIS, auctioneers
—Trustees’ .sale of valuable 2-story semi
detached frame dwelling. No. 4041 Benning
rd. n.e containing 0 rooms and bath, hot
air heat By virtue of a deed of trust re
corded in Liber No. 801T. folio 115. et
. seq,. one of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request of
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public auc
tion. in front of premises, on Wednesday,
the tenth day of April. 194H, at 4 o'clock
p.m . the following-described property In
the District of Columbia, to wit: Lot 120
in Sauare 508:* in The Valley Realty Com
pany’s subdivision of part of "Fortune
Enlarged” called “Bennine Heights.” as
ner plat recorded in the Office of the Sur
i vevor for the District of Columbia in
Liber County 24 at Folio 19. TERMS OF
SALE: Property will be sold subject to a
prior Building Association trust approxi
mating $2,400, at T>r< payable monthly:
balance cash. A deposit of $500 required
of purchaser at sale. Examination of title
conveyancing, recording and notarial fees
; pt cost of purchaser. Terms lc be com
plied with within 30 days from day of
sale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
fo resell property at risk and cost of de
faulting purchaser, after 5 days’ adver
tisement of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. C . or deposit
: may be forfeited, or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail themselves of
any legal oi equitable rights against de
faulting purchaser. CHAS. F. A. LONGUS.
ADRIAN P FISHER. Trustees. ISRAEL
’3. MENDELSON. Attorney for Party Se
cured. Colorado Bldg. mh29.apl,3.5.0
GLAMOUR GIRLS
—By Don Flowers
~3>o*
gs
OP* KING PLATUII SYNDICATE. In* . ttORt.l* RIGHTS RESERVB&
‘Now here’s a snappy number that’ll run UPHILL, too!’
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST—We will
buy second-trust notes. D. C.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP . 131 1
N. Y. ave n.w National 5X33
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOAN'S—Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor
rov.it.g Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. SIT 9lh st. n w.. DI. 6150
HOME LOANS—Low montblv payments.
1 .nrluding principal. Interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS «V LOAN
ASSOC . til0 13th St n.w DI ‘.’370
WANTED lor cash, well-seasoned '.‘nd trust
notes and approved 1st trust notes secured
on larms. FULTON R GORDON. 1427
Eye st. n.w , DI 5‘-*30. till s p m —5
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
action reasonable rates nearby Md . Va.
or D C property. THE AMERICAN CO.
,807 15th NA. 8037.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
-,’nd trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP
RE. 113.3
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates. terms or monthly payments. P J
WALSHE. INC.. 1115 Eye st n w . NA. 0408.
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
TIRES, new. used and recaps; recapping.
1-day service; guaranteed workmanship
i and material. CONSOLIDATED SALES
CO. 1490 H st. n.e.. LU. 0834.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread. 2
hour service: electric-treated sections if
your tire is cut. See your tire* being re
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO . Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 14.3?
Irving st. n.w . AD. 8500. Quuk, efficient
service.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have just received a large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models of General Mo
tors cars Prompt and neat installation
if desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO. 143?
Irving st. n.w. Adams 8500.
ALTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de
livery. new shipment, just arrived the
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO.. 143? Irving st. n.w , AD 8500 Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer.
FOR SALE. 1938 Indian motorcycle. A-l
condition mechanically, very chan. Call
TA. 8504. after 5:30 p m
PAINTING, complete, soo. including minor
fender work: Duco u^ed exclusively Call
EX. 06?5 for appointment —5
NEW ALTO PARTS—Grilles hub caps
cylinder heads, mufflers, wheels, floor mats
lenses, speedometer cable, and housing
jack?. Rrille guards, auto materials, glove
compartment locks auto glass installed.
J. L. BRENNER & CO., 1940 Montana ave.
n.e. FR. 194o —15
CAR REFINI8HED—Now Is the time to
have your car refinished by master patnt
ers in one of Washington s largest mod
ern automobile plants Prewar quality
paint now available. Stop in for free esti
mate now! OURISMAN-MANDELL Chevro
let. 1.3th and Good Hope rd s e AT 4400
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
NEW lUir-TON STAKE, all types, hauling
74-hr. day; contract; insurance carried
RA. 2435. —4
DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS for hire by
the hour Metropolitan 31 ?5. day; Temple
?325. evenings. —8
CONTEMPLATING purchasing l'y-ton
Army cargo truck. Will make deliveries,
light and heavy, evenings 5 to 9 and all
day Saturday and Sunday. Box 1P1-Y. Star.
GARAGES FOR SALE.
FACTORY BUILT, sizes 11x20 and 20x20
STRAND BUILT overhead doors Easy
terms Immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models 1109 Jefferson Davis hay..
Arlington. Va Ooen 9 a m to 9 D.m., Sun
day anij holidays, or phone JA. 2104
GARAGES FOR RENT.
INDIVIDUAL TILE GARAGES, rear 314 V
st. n.e.. on paved, well-lighted alley; num
bers 9 and 13: S4 ea per mo. MARSHALL
J WAPLE CO. 1724 14 th st. n.w.,
DI. 3346.
DOUBLE GARAGE-5 single, or «10 dou
ble: 1 block from Wartiman Park. 2671
Garfield st. n.w. AD. 1004. —5
FOUR GARAGES, Florida a\e . near 18th
st. n.w.. 43-ft. front on Florida ave ;
small down payment. *>asy tc^mr For in
spection tall DIXIE REALTY CO. NA
88KO
GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE, private, for one car. must be
near Raleigh Hotel. Details to Box 380-X.
Star. 6 •
FOR DAYTIME parking only Individual
garage or parking space Walking distance
of 15th and K n.w. DI. 2376. 9*
MOTORCYCLES.
ANNOUNCING new 1946 Indian, now' on
display. Orders taken on priority basis.
Come bee it now! INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 911 9th st. n.w . RE. 0911.
INDIAN CHIEF, good condition. 155
Rhode Island ave. n.e. —4
NEW 1946 AIREL. Norton. Matchless and
Triumph motorcyles on display, immediate
delivery on some models. BRITISH MO
TORCYCLE SALES. 2014 M st. n.w. RE
60?3. —9
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
1944 TRACTOR with oth wheel, like new.
driven only 10.000 miles; priced to sell.
Also 1041 3-ton dump truck; also 2 dumps.
11 > tons 1800 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —1
CHEVROLET 1941 l«/2-ton high-rack
body; new motor and transmission. 1041
Ford 1 la-ton tractor, 8.125-20 tires, 2
speed rear. Can be used as dump. Also
1041 Frauehauf trailer. All under OPA
ceiling Trinidad 3 210.
INTERNATIONAL 1941 dumps. Brockway
tractor. GMC moving van. 15' body: also
other makes and types for your use. Terms
and trades. 2110 Bladensburg rd n.e
TR 9300.
DODGE 1937 M E model 1*2-ton van.
Good tires, excel mechanical cond Low
ceiling. $496. SAFFORD - CHANDLER
MOTOR CO.. 029 H st. n.e.. AT 4000. —5
CHEVROLET 1941 cargo, l1. ton. excel
lent condition, cash or easy terms: below
CPA. 1141 Bladensburg rd ne. between
3:30 pn»; « d m. •
INTERNATIONAL. G. M. C. and Ford trac
tors Frtiehauf. Black Diamond and High
way trailers: by auction at Gulf Service
Station, 1901 New York ave. n.e,. Wednes
day. April Id. 1940, II a.m. Model K-5,
1941. International with new motor and
power winch: 1941 Ford: 1940-1 G. M C .
and Model D-4(i. 1940 International trac
tors complete with power brakes and run
ning lights; Freuhaul 30-foot and 20-foot
flat bed: Black Diamond 20-foot flat bed.
and Highway 26-foot stepdown trailers.
Inspection April 9. 2 to 4 Terms, cash.
ADAM A WESCHLER A SON, Auctioneers.
ap3.58.9_
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by CentrafMo
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer:
A new group of 1945 trucks just re
ceived; some new
Panels—1942 Pa-ton Chevrolet?;.
Dumps—1942 Chevrolets, Pa-ton; 1941
International. Pa ton, 2-speed.
Stakes—1942 Chevrolets. Pa-ton: 1941
Dodge. 2-ton. L.W.B.
Pole Line trucks—1 *.* tons. 2 Fords.
I GMC. 1 International
Vans—1942 GMC s, 2’i tons; 1937 GMC
II y tons.
Tractor and trailer — 1942 Chevrolet
1V-2 ton. 18-ft van semitrailer
Trailers—iVb-ton dump. %-ton jeep
type ammunition carts. $37.50.
Jeep—1943 Willys Airborne. $095.
Scooter—Cushman, package delivery.
Van bodies—12x6x7 ft., $350 (new).
CENTRAL MOTOR CO . 3143 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va Daily and Saturday, S to 6
Sunday. 10 to 3. CH. 7000. OX. 0552
To reach: Out through Georgetown,
cross Key Bridge, turn right at circle
onto Lee hwy (Route 211 or 29), drive
lVa miles.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
! FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake.
pickup or panel truck any make, any
I model; all cash WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
AD 834 4
PRIVATE PARTY needs 3 paneled trucks,
pay cash. Will call al your convenience.
: LI. 5455. —8
PANEL TRICK, late model or tun;
must be ii perfect condition; will pay lop
price NA 5522 —!t
URGENTLY NEEDED or ton panel
truck in good condition. Private party.
Ca-.h RA lL34. >•_
AUTO PAINTING.
M'TO PAINTING—Complete job. V!5 up.
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 41 Pa.
1 ave ext, s e LI. 3539._
!_TRAILERS._
NEW AND USED house trailers on 1 •* to
34 month term: Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service: also acces
sories. Cash lor your trailer RICHTER
TRAILER SALES. Route i. Berwyn. Md
j Tel. Tower 5035.
TRAILER. 3-room 1945 American, and
Silver Streak Pontiac; both like new. At
corner of Central ave and Cram hwy. 3*
NEW AND USED HOUSE TR AILERS on IT
IS and 24 months- finance term;. Luggage
trailers, stake and express models available
1 tor immediate delivery. All types ol trailer
equipment, heaters, beds, helper springs
etc. Repair service on all kinds of trail
ers. Also new 7.50x10 O-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes tor immediate
delivery AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC
4030 Wisconsin ave. n w WO. 3:.’31. Open
until !* o n.
FOR RENT—Dump, luggage and stake
trailers, ft ft. to 9 ft. in length hour,
day or week; we hitch to your car One
way service major cities Open Sundays
RENT-A-TRAILER CO 3*2<»3 Lee hwy .
Arlington. Va Glebe* K8\M).
COVERED WAGON, steel body, tandem
j wheels. Ductlierm heater, bottle-gas cooker,
auto, elec water heater, fluorescent light.',
sleeps 4. *1.700 cash. E. POTOMAC PARK,
lot 30. alternoons. 4*
ELCAR HOUSE TRAILER tor sale Sl.OOO.
See MR TAYLOR Vincent's Trailer Park
3*200 Kenilworth ave . Hyattsville Md. •
AUTOMOB|LES FOR SALE
BI'ICK limousine. 1039 limited; in excel
lent condition; heater*, loglights. uot
light six white-wall tires etc This is a
private car and a real beauty. OPA ceil
ing. $1,594 Call RA. 389u. 4'
CADILLAC 1941 01 de luxe sedan OPA
ceiling. $1,849 would like to trade for
light coin. WESTMORELAND AUTOS,
TA 4:200. —4
CHEVROLET 1934 sedan excellent trans
portation first there, first served *317.
within OPA ceiling. 15*29 14th st. n w.
CHRYSLER 1934 sedan, heater runs good
$393. low ceiling. HERSONS AUTO
LOANS. 114 O st. n.W* CO 400o —3
I-OKI) 1931 sedan, f.ooxld tires 8*2»»4.
low ceiling. HERSONS AUTO LOANS.
714 O st. n w CO. 4000 —3
FORD 1941 station wagon. \ erv good
condition Within OPA ceiling M
will take trade. EDGEMOOR MOTOR CO
8301 Wis. ave.
HUDSON 1938 4-door sedan: just over
hauled: 855o. under OPA so jo Baltimore
blvd . Berwyn. Mu Tower 4934.
HUDSON 1935 4-door sedan, excellent
family car. very good condition *335. way
below OPA 1141 Bladensburg rd. n e .
3.30 to 8 pm.
KAISER-FRASER—Taking order* for these
sensational 194 7 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington
CH 7000. OX 055*1
KAISER AND FRAZER—-Order your 1947
model now highest priority lor early de
livery bv trading your old car now JACK
PRY. 1539 Pa ave se. 7R 7*203-4-6
LINCOLN-ZEFHF.R J94‘2 club coupe, radio
and heater; equipped with liquamatic
drive; in rare condition for a used car
Considerably below OPA ceiling at $*.’,195.
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO. WA. 4111.
—8
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1941 club coupe radio
and heater; excellent dark green finish,
white-wall tires, is In fine mechanical
condition. OPA ceiling *1.873. MAY
FLOWER MOTORS. 11*25 15th st. nw
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1941 4-door sedan
radio and heater, a one-owner car in
splendid condition Throughout very low
mileage OPA ceiling *1.9oi MAY
FLOWER MOTORS 1 l‘25 15th st n w.
NASH 1939 Ambassador 8. 4-door sedan
radio and heater, overdrive, a one-owner
car that will offer the best in transporta
tion to appreciate this cai It must be
seen -OPA ceiling. $l.ns.3 MAYFLOWER
MOTORS. 11*25 15th st. n w —5
NASH 194 1 Ambassador * ti ’ 4-door; beau
tiful cond OPA ceiling, *1.344. terms.
LOMAR MOTORS, on*- of Metropolitan
Wash. largest Nash dealers. SH 440») — 7
NASH 194*3 Ambassador 4-door sedan;
heater and seat covers) very clean, fully
guaranteed OPA price. $1.33fi: our price
81.395. BENDALL PONTIAC. 1811 King
st., Alexandria. Va., TE 7835. —4
NASH 1935 sedan; heater, good conriltion
excellent tires: must be seen and driven
to be appreciated, sacrifice 8437 cash
within OPA ceiling 1539 14?h st. n w
PACKARD 1936 conv sp rods?. de luxe
r and h.. runs like new. tires only lair,
rool and motor very good. $600, way un
der OPA ceiling See car Thurs. morning
9 a.in. til 2 p m. K-C Laurel Hill rc
Greenbelt. Md. —4
PACKARD 19:56 4 -door sedan, good run
ning condition, good tires, radio: $375 cash.
OPA ceilina. Gl. ;{4S:i. —1
PLYMOUTH 19.‘59 de luxe town sedan:
low ceiling price. $525 See Mr R O
Via. at the SAFFORD-CHANDLER MOTOR
CO.. 629 H st. n e —5
PONTIAC 19.56 convertible coupe, excellent
running condition, unusually clean, radio
and heater. below: OPA ceiling: price. S3 75
cash. Glebe 4409. Ext 106. 5*
ROCKNE 1932 4-door sedan; unusually
good running condition: looks fair, excel
lent tires: less than OPA as is; ceiling
price. $295. AT. 1981 after 5 p.m or
come to 223 5th st. s.e. after 5 p.m
WILLYS 1937 4-door sedan, good running
condition, below ceiling: private party.
#225. Hobart 5720. *
PVT. PARTY has 1937 Buick 4-door .se
dan $525; under OPA ceiling, or best
offer AT 9167 after 6 pm.
TAXI and PUC. 1942 Chevrolet; passed 46
inspection, new rings, good tires, leather,
etc. DI. 5527. 6-9 p.m. 4*
TAXIS. 6; Dodge 1940 7-pass . 2 De Soto
1940. 2 Plymouth 19:59 and Dodge 1937;
all in A-1 condition, passed D. C. in
spection. each one with PUC license.
4842 Kansas ave. n.w. RA. 4930 5*
VETERANS ONLY -Surplus sale truck
j used Dodge ^-ton panel. 1935 model, as is
condition: inspection at the rear of 3800
Porter st. n.w.. McLean Gardens: sealed
bids must be forwarded to Defense Home
Corp., 916 Longfellow Bldg . Washington
25, D. C . postmarked not later than April
6. 1946. inclosing certified checks or
money order payable to Defense Home
Corp. The checks of unsuccessful bidders
will be ieturned promptly. For further
information call MR. A P TOWSNFR. EX.
4160. Branch 2221. WM. A. ZIEGLER.
General Manager.__ —1 •
COMPARE THESE CARS—A fin7~s elect ion
of late models Will sell with or without
trade OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
'42 Lincoln-Zephyr cl cpe., r. and h
with liciuamatic drive $2,195
42 Studebaker Commander ‘*6” se
dan. heater 1.359
42 Pontiac “8” Streamliner sedan,
heater 1.406
'42 Chrysler New Yorker sedan:
radio and heater vacuum drive. 1.895
'4 1 Olds “78” 4-dr. sed.. i and h 1,394
'41 Chrysler "6" brougham: radio
and heater fluid drive 1.399
41 Buick special sedan, heater 1,260
‘41 Dodge convertible coupe: radio
and heater, fluid drive 1.451
41 Dodge custom town sedan with
heater, fluid drive 1.255
41 Chrysler royal brougham, radio
and heater, fluid drive 1.336
41 De Soto custom sedan, radio
and heater, simp, transmission 1.365
Many others to choose from. HYATTS
VILLE BUICK CO . WA. 4111.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED_^Cont.)
! AUTO PARKING LOT locations—Suitable
I for used and new cars in prominent com
mercial areas in the District of Columbia
Maryland and Virginia: also downtown site
Restrictions on bldtr. have made this op
0'>r unity possible LOUIS BURMAN RE.
1768. —«
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN—
’43 Plymouth sta. wagon _ $1,468
41 Pontiac sed.-cpe. i.l7oi
’ 41 Bulck :.*-dr sedanette; r., h. 1.344 i
‘4 1 Plymouth ‘.’-dr 1,0‘ltj
'4 1 Chrysler Windsor: r. and h, fl
dr. 1.463
41 Chrysler New Yorker; r. and h,
A. dr. 1,734
40 Hudson Country Club .sedan; r.
and h. 1,186
mm Dodtre 4-dr sedan; heater *!•:;
’40 Plymouth 4-dr. 836
' cuevrolei Matter d. 1. spt. sed. 6:1
'37 Dodge 4-dr. 4.»u
-36 Olds ‘.'-dr sedan h. 535
36 Chrysler 4-dr. sed. 4.'»o
'33 Chevrolet 4-dr. sed .*0 6
These prices; are at or below OPA ceil
ings SCHLEGEL A: GOLDEN. *:;>7 Carroll
st Takoma Park. D. C GE 3.303. Open
Sunday from loam to 3 p m
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
KE1LK. chryaier, oocige. Plymouth. oias
and Pontlacs dadly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Hignest prices paid for clean cars Drive
inside our modern narking building for
appraisal or call Mr Miller at EX 4800
RANDALL MOTORS. INC., t 150 17tb st
o »’ ‘come* i-»h and Ml
Bt’KK OWNERS get every dollar your
car is worth WO »•»«•!. Bob Terrett
Positive transportation may be arranged
while waiting for your new car CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 44311 Conn. ave.
BIICK. CHEVROLET or any make car
Will pay highest cash mice. FLOOD
Connecticut, wo. moo
BUICKS. Chevrolets, Fords. Pontiacs or
any make of car that has had good care
We need them and will pay the highest
celling price. SI HAWKINS, 1333 14th
st. n.w . DU. 44;."..
BUICKS WANTED—I will pav the high
est cash dollars, any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave at
‘loth st. n.e. Adams 3344.
CHEVROLET OWNERS, gel every dollar
you. car Is worth. EM. 0754. J Dewt-y
R'ce. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4433
Conn. ave.
CHEVROLET, late sedam will pay top rash
for low-mileate car. WESTMORELAND
AUTOS, TA. 4*100.
CHfcVKULfcT OWNEKS. get every dollar
your car is worth. WO Bob Ter
reti Positive transportation may be ar- 1
ranged while waiting lor your new car.
CAROLINA AUTO SALES. 514>0 Wis. ave
C'HhV KOLET.s—Cash lor your car, no ted
tape^ SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. ‘.’57 Carroll
ii'0»r.s T) C “
t Tal'n^s t^ri; D C Oeor«>>a .. .
CHRVSl.ER-PLVMOrTII DEALER will pur
the maximum cash price ioi am desirable
car .sale time WHEELER, INC. 4Mii
Wisconsin, OR. Hi'.’O, !i to s. Closed Sun.
FORD '.'iti or Tudor < r Fordor. ior
cash. Please call CH. —Hi
IORD OK MERC1RV -Will prv exira (or
late sedan in aood condition WEST
MORELAND AUTOS. TA 4.’no.
LORD OWNERS. PfM every dollar your cat
is worth WO !.*•;.!«. Bob Terrett. Pom
live transportation may be arranged while
waiting tor vour new car CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES 14.1:.* Conn ave
* v iisii iui youi tai. uo rea tape
s>CHLEC*L A: GOLDEN. 357 Carroll st .
Takoma Prrk D. C\. Georgia 3300
I ORD OHM RS. get every dollar vour car
is worth. EM 9754 J Dewey Rue.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES 4433 Conn ave.
PONTIAC’S WANTED—I will pav the high
est cash dollars, any make any mode!
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ate. a
*-01h st. II P Adam* 8344
OLDS MOBILES WANTED I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any
model WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R I
ave at "Oth st ne Adams M144.
PLYMOUTH* WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, anv
model. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R I
ave. at "oth st. n e. Adams 8344
PLYMOUTH OR DODGE. 40, 41 or '43
sedan. We nay moie lor good cars
WESTMORELAND AUTOS. TA. 4300.
PLYMOUTHS—-c ash lot your car. no red
tape SCHLBGEL A GOLDEN. "57 Carroll
st . Takoma Park. D C Georgia 330o
PONTIAC OWNERS—If you are planning”
to sell your car. see Jack Blank first
Highest cash prices and courteous service
ARCADE PONTIAC CO Washington’s
Large-,! Pontiac Dealer, 14 - J 7 Irving st
n.w AD. 8500
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth.
Dodge. De Soto or Chrysler SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. Chrysier-Plymouth deal
ers soon Georgia ave . SH 4500.
BRING YOl R TITLE and set highest spot
cash for your car. WORRELL MOTOR
CO - 1 Pa ave. s.e . FR 1 039.
PRIC E NO OBJECT — Any make oi mode!
1931 'o 194 1 will come with cash
RHODE ISLAND MOTORS, 1 R I ave
n e.. MI IK: 4
OLD-MODEL ( ARS. any make price no
object will cal! with cash. RHODE IS
LAND MOTORS 1 H"o R. I ave ne MI
IK 7 4
( ASH AT ONCE—Top-do:!ar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC 407-433 Florida ave
n.e AT 73oo. Open evenings.
ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL — We are
urgently m need of ’39 4". 4 1 Fords.
Plymouth^. Chevrolet? ;i>51 M st. n w
MI nlh.V PARKWAY MOTOR CO
M I L CEILING PRICES PAID—Don’t se!i
until you see us: need loo cars—1930 to
104" cars absolutely high cash price I!
car is paid for. will give you cash. If ra:
is not paid lor will pay off balance and
pay cash difference BARNES-SANDERS
MOTORS Washington’s oldest exclusive
used-car dealers. See Mr Barnes for ap
praisal. All cash or certified check Only
one location Drive in open lot. 1300 14th.
corner N st n w Open 8:30 to 6. Sunriav.
1to 5 Call North 1111 for appraisal
MIL RETAIL PRICE PAID—Your car 16
desired in areas where transportation is
poor buyers are waiting a: our office for.
car sell today, get what your car is worth
now. Washingtons oldest exclusive used
car dealers all ca^h. See Mr Barnes for
that big price only one location drive in
open lot, 1309 14th st.. corner N st. nw
Open 8 30 to 0: Sunday 1" ’o 5. NO
1111 BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS
PRIVATE PARTY wants ar.v make car
from 1935 up. and will pay top price
ALex 5783 1 •
VETERAN wants 1937. 1938 or 1939 Ford
convertible coupe will pay cash Call
DU. 1559 _7
OUT-OF-TOWN CASH BUYERS available,
be sure to get their big cash price for i
your car Adams 8344 WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES- R I ave. at 30th st. n e
EX-SERVICEMAN wants to buy a pri
vately owned car will pay all cash, price
no objec' Call Mr. Carre. Adams 8344
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
A PRIVATE PARTY with a good car
call Adams 83 44 I will pay you a high
cash price. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
LULL RETAIL PRICE PAID for your car
all <ash. no checks. Don’t take less.
Cal. Adams 8341 WILLIAMS AUTO
S AI .ES
I ORDs WANTED — I will pay the highest
< ash dollars, any make any model WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES R I ave. at 3mh
st. n e Adams 8344
STU DEBAKERS wanted—I will pav the
highest cash dollars any make any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R I ave. at 30th
-u _ n.e. Adams 8344.
EX-GI wants clean cpe. or sedan from
private owner: all cash Please call CO
834;:. weekday evenings or Sunday. —5. 7 •
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.—We have urg
ent need for cars and are paying highest
prices for Cadillacs. Buicks. La Salles.
Oldsmobiles and all other makes. Get
our price before you sell. CAPITOL CAD
ILLAC CO Cadillac and Oldsmobile 1333
33nd st. n w NA 3300 —3
PLYMOUTH OWNERS, get every dollar
Jfcpur car is worth WO 9330. Bob Terrett
Positive transportatioi; may be arranged
while waiting for your new car CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES 4 4.33 Conn ave
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar vour
C8r i worth EM 97 54. J Dewev Rice.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4 433 Conn ave.
WANTED, vou! car! Don’t wait ana oe
sorry delav might cost you hundreds of
dollars Sell vour cai today to McKee
and get absolutely top value We’ll also
give you a priority umber to make you
among the first to get a .;?w Pontiac (that
time can’t be too far away) We desper
ately need your car and we are prepared to
go the limit See us todav. McKEE
PONTIAC. INC 22nd and N ats nw
ME. 0400
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, rail Bob
Cook. COOK MOTOR CO.. N H ave and
L n.w . MF 8834 D1 9520
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC., exclusive.
Lincoln-Mercury dealer—We will buy or
trade your car for the highest price. Do
not sell before getting our price Con
veniently located at 1135.15th st nw
RE 0303 1
SEE US BEFORE YOU 8F.LL.
SERVICE. II30 30th st n'
9141
WANTED—BUICK 1940 Club Coupe or
Sedanette. A-l condition, no dealers LI
398] between 6 and 7 pm. 3*
WANTED FOR CASH, any make or model
car. truck or station wagon: highest legal
prices paid Phone WI. 1635—and our
buyers will call at your convenience. 1
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. Chevrolet
dealer. ..35 Wisconsin ave nw
HOLD IT just a minute’ To get the high-,
est cash price for your car. regardless of
condition, make or year, drive in or call
DU 387 7. 171 7 Rhode Island ave nr.
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO Open 9 a m
until 9 p m
LEO ROCCO. INC., will buy any make or
model We need used cars and truck? at
once. LEO ROCCO INC . 4301 Connecticut
ave Emerson 7900. Open 8 a m. to 9 p m .
closed Sunday
BUICK OWNERS sell their car? for cash
to EMERSON Sc ORME. 17th and M st?
POHANKA
District
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON * ORME
1 Ttl) and M sts. n.w Call DI. 8100 for
cash oner
Rl'ICK. American Bantam, Chevrolet. Ford.
Packard or any car. in good condition,
urgently needed. We pay the full ceiling
price in cash in II minutes. LOVING
MOTORS. Win M st. n.w.
ARMY OFFICER NEEDS 1 #38-194 I Chev
rolet. Fora or De Soto coupe or sedan' will
nav indiv. OPA ceiling. JA. 1 tiitl-J 4*
MEDICAL OFFICER (It.4 desires '37-’40
car in good condition from pvt. owner
ch “000. Ext 1 :r:. ,t«
ARMY OFFICER will pay cash for good
light car, W.'iK model or later. Call EM
278“. —4
VETERAN needs ear any make. 1035 to
1342. Call between 6 and 10 pm All
cash. Franklin 8201. —8
PRIVATE PARTY wants 4-door sedan.
; must be in fair condition. EM 0370 —4
PRIVATE PARTY wants W35 to 1939
sedan, good condition Call NA. 8584
before 3 D.m. HO. 2368 eves. -—4
BANTAM OR AUSTIN CAR wanted by pri
vate party. Call RE. 0234. MR. GREAR.
daytime only.
FORD, MODEL T. wanted by private party:
i must be in good running condition: prefer
roadster or touring car. Call MR. GREAR.
: RE. 0234. daytime only.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Chryslers
Buicks. Packards. Cadillacs. Studebakers. 1
Dodges. Plymouths, Ohevrolets Call or!
drive by GENE CASTLEBERRY. 16401
Bennina rd. me.. FR 5231.
CONVERTIBLE ’37, ':18. ’39 in good con
dition: from private owner only, for officer
EX 6100. Ext. 2737. *
■ FORD 1036. would like a Tudor or con
; vertible. Telephone Columbia 5707 after
7:.'io p.m,
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Fords, Chev
rolets. Plymouths. Pontiacs. Olds. Buicks.
Chryslers. Packards, Studebakers Call or
drive by. GENE CAST ' EBERRY, 1640
Benning rd. n e. FR. 5231.
VET needs 1936 to 11439 car for work:
good condition, cash. No dealers. Trini
dad 4215. 4*
CHEVROLET, dean 1916 to 1942: Plym
outh. 1940 to 1942: Ford. 1940 to 19-12.
Private party, all cash. Call EX. 3870.
VETERAN wants clean late-model car.
any make, cash OR 5897 —7
VETERAN WANTS GOOD USED CAR, any
make. Call DE. 6672. No dealera.
MISTER BREGER
—By Dave Breger
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CROSSTOWN
By Roland Coe
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"If it's ail the same to you. I'd like to plan this trip so's
to be away from home during the week my wife does her spring
house cleaning.”
Points for Parents
—By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Thinking parents hunt for causes of undesirable
rather than think of it as an evidence of original sin.
behavior
Thin
Not This_I
Mother—We know children are
born with no knowledge of right
and wrong, so it's up to us to dis
cover why son is so cross and to help
him learn how to play happily with
others.
Mother—Johnnie was bom cross
and bad-tempered, I believe. Even
as a baby he seldom smiled and he's
so ugly with his little playmates.
Spanking him doesn’t do any good.
Uncle Ray's Corner
There is a tree which has flowers
very much like wild roses. I am
thinking of the apple tree. Actually
this tree is classed as a member of
the rose family, along with pear,
plum and peach trees.
Few sights of springtime are more
beautiful than an apple tree in full
blossom. The white and pink blos
soms have a pleasant odor.
Bees, as well as people, have
learned about the odor of apple
blossoms. They visit the flowers
and spread the pollen from one to
another.
For thousands of years, bees have
been spreading pollen from blossom
to blossom among apple trees.
Without this work apple trees would
have died, or never would have come
into being. Pollen must be spread
if fertile seeds are to be produced.
New trees will grow from the
seeds, but the fruit crop of the new
trees is likely to be poor. For this
reason the custom of "grafting” has
spread. Apple trees of any kind
may be planted but, while they are
young, nurserymen graft on them
buds taken from trees which are
producing good apples. When the
trees grow up. they produce the
same kind of apples as the trees
from which the buds were taken.
Sometimes several kinds of buds
are grafted on a single tree. In this
way, it becomes possible for one
tree to produce several kinds of
apples!
There are more than 7,500 kinds
of apple trees. About 50 kinds are
important in the markets of the
world.
Apples grow on every inhabited
continent, but North American leads
all continents in the yearly crop.
ATOMS. RADIUM AND ATOM POWER
is the litle of an illustrated leaflet. It
contains pictures by Frank C. Pape and
several hundred words of text by Uncle
Ray To obtain a copy send a seif-ad
addressed. stamped envelope to Uncle Rav
in care of The Star.
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
1 Former
Russian ruler
5 To stare
9 Turkish
officer
12 Car
13 Mountain
range
14 Transgression
15 Siberian river
16 Ships jail
18 Correct
20 Hebrew letter
22 Stringent
24 Flaccid
27 Remark
29 To abound i
31 Narrow inlet j
32 A kind of
moth
34 Nahoor sheep
(pi.)
36 Our Lord
<abbr.)
37 Reply
39 Most arid
41 Symbol for
samarium
42 To halt
44 Rotating
machine tool
45 To place
47 Title of
respect (pl.l
49 Domestic
50 Prepare for
print
52 Charge upon
property
54 Horsepower
(abbr.)
55 To chop off
57 Levantine
ketch
59 Child for
mother
61 River island
63 Space
65 Spoken
67 French plural
article
68 Strong desire
69 Prong of fork
VERTICAL.
1 Philippine
island peasant
2 Served with a
legal writ
3 By
4 To steal
Answer to Yesterdays ruzzle.
5 State of one
who has
committed an
offense
6 Debates
7 Child for
■father”
8 Sprite
9 Active
10 U. S. soldier
11 Article
117 Sun god
! 19 Prefix: not
21 Unit of energy
1 pi .>
| 23 To fix
| 25 Student at
Annapolis
26 Breathed
quickly
27 A kind of
fish
30 Earthy
28 Bird (pl.t
crumbling
deposit
33 Allows
35 Asiatic
kingdom
38 To disturb
40 Greenland
Eskimo
settlement
43 Building to
house
criminals
46 Tips
48 Line of
juncture (pi.)
51 Toward
53 Symbol for
nickel
56 To peer
curiously
58 Small bed
60 A beverage
61 Mulberry
62 Pacific island
64 Faroe islands'
windstorm
66 Jap marine
measure
Goren on Bridge
KTaWViAM . . .— ihiIhaaaUIa
Neither side vulnerable. East
deals.
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The actual bidding:
East South West North
Pass Pass 1 NT Pass
2 NT Pass 3 NT Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead: Three of spades.
Another case in which crime failed
to pay is recorded in the current of
fering. West committed two glaring
sins and received his just punish
ment on both accounts.
His first step in the wrong direc
tion was the opening bid of one no
trump. The fact that his hand was
not distributed 4-3-3-3 wras in itself
no objection, because with certain
holdings the no-trump opening nw”
be made with 4-4-3-2 and 5-3-3-2
distributions. The real objection to
the bid is that the hand is too
strong for one no-trump and not
strong enough for two no-trump.
All such hands should be opened
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wim one oi a suit. iiaa ne Dia one
club East would have responded
with one spade, after which he
could have jumped the bid in no
trump. North would then, no doubt,
have opened a diamond and the
hand would play itself.
On the bidding as it actually took
place North elected to open the
three of spades. With greed in his
heart and no regard for safety, de
clarer ducked in dummy, on the
theory that North must be leading
from something. He looked forward
to taking a flock of spade tricks.
South won with the king and it re
quired no stroke of genius to see
that the spade suit held forth no
future for the defense. South there
; upon shifted to the 10 of hearts,
| and since declarer could transact no
business while the ace of clubs was
lout against him, the contract went
on the rocks for two tricks.
It is declarer's first duty to insure
the contract and to worry about
overtricks later. By taking the ace
of spades and driving out the ace of
clubs immediately nine tricks can
be counted. The danger of a shift
to hearts should have been appar
ent.
There might have been some ex
cuse, however doubtful, for West,
had he been playing in a match
point duplicate, in which overtricks
are very vital, but in a rubber
; bridge game this was a sin of tha
• first order.
Tomorrow's Problem.
DUMMY.
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DECLARER.
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You are declarer at a contract of
three no-trump. The five of spades
is opened. Dummy plays the seven
and third hand the six. Plan the
play.
•Copyright. 1946. by Char.es H Goren >
Take My Word for It
By FRANK COLBY’
Here's How They Talk.
Harold E. Stassen.
Voice, high baritone of pleasing
timbre and expressiveness. The
Stassenian voice is youthful and
resonant—the type of voice that
the microphone opens its arms to.
and says “Welcome, brother. We re
going to get along fine together.''
A good radio voice may not decide
an election, but it has never yet
hindered a political career.
Enunciation, unusually good. His
speech is “on the lips.” This flexi
bility of articulation not only carries
well, it also imparts accuracy and
decisiveness to his delivery.
Style, standard American. That is
to say, it approaches the accentless
manner of speaking which radio
designates as “neutral speech,” i.e.,
speech in which there are no traces
of provincial or sectional dialect.
But this does not imply a lack of
personality. Mr. Stassen speaks
forcefully and with polish. But it
is a polish that is not "cultivated.”
His style is natural, masculine and
thoroughly American.
Pronunciation, very good. He has
achieved a nice balance between the
home-spun bucolicisms of the aver
age Washington solgn and the ex
quisite elocutions affected by some
broadcasters.
On the broadcast checked for this
article. Mr. Stassen shattered radio
tradition by correctly sounding the
“rn” in "government.” Also, he did
not sav ' progrum " for “program.M
There was but one unimportant mis
locution: “in-di-vi-jull" for “in
dividual.''
Score: Voice. 25: enunciation. 23:
style. 25: pronunciation, 23. Total:
96. Rating, excellent.
i Your nominations are invited. >
(Copyright. 194H. the Bell Syndicate. Inc )
10 Eggs, 10 With Soft
Shells Found in Hen
HARLAN, Ky.—Mrs. Anna Cox se
lected the finest hen of her flock for
dinner, dressed it and got the sur
prise of her life.
Inside were 10 fully developed
eggs. 10 soft-shell eggs and 14 hulls,
indicating 14 eggs had been devel
oped and broken.
“There wasn't enough hen left to
put on the table after I got through
taking out the eggs,” she said.
LAFF-A-DAY
“You were petrified I'd fall off
when I eloped!"
LETTER-OUT
STOOL
Ill-ftotten tain
TAMING
Street boy
PONIES
Beach bird_
HANSEL
Oil-bearing rock
ACCEDE
Recordings
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arrange to spell the word called to
Print the letter opposite the word from
which von have removed ii If vo,i hac*
Lettered-Out” correctly it's hearth.
Answer to Yesterday** Letter-Oat.
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chant
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