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OFFICES FOR RENT (Cent.).
Desirable desk space, also phone
fcnd mail address. L. J. COWIE. 809 Eye
st. n.w. —-11
SECOND FLOOR, on Conn. ave. above R.
R rooms and lavatory, suitable for phvsi
ctans and professional men. DRURY
REALTY OORP . RE. 1133. —7
1217 EYE ST. N.W.—Ideal for retail store
or office occupancy: lone lease to estab
lished firm of satisfactory rating, rental,
$*>5 per mo. ROBERT W SAVAGE. 813
Union Trust Bldg.. NA. 3630.
FREE OFFICE SPACE for lady who will
answer phone >,s day. Call DI 6030. —9
.302 CONCORD AVE. N.W.—Ideal dentist's
or doctor's office. Can give immediate
possession. In fine neighborhood. HARRY
LUSTINE. 1427 Eye st. n.w. —8
KENNEDY ST. N.W.. near 3rd—Available
Immediately; $100 per mo. DREYFUSS
BROS., NA. 0582. —9
SUBLET. 2 light, roomy offices with or
without furniture; immediate occupancy.
DI. 8626. —9
TWO OFFICES, anprox. 750 so ft., newly
renovated bldg., 1 blk. off Conn. ave. be
tween L and M; immediate occupancy.
Call NA. 6344. —0
916 9th ST. N.W.—8 rms.. S200 per mo.,
clean, light.: key on 1st fl. H. L. RUST
CO.. 1001 15th st. n.w., NA. 8100. —9
OFFICES WANTED.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION requires
about .300 to 400 sq. ft. of office space;
permanent and dignified organization: pre
fer location south of H st. and between
0th and 15th sts. 'n.w.; Immediate occu
pancy desired, but not imperative. Call
TE. 3362 during business hours. 7*
LAW OFFICE in good building, preferably
with receotion: will pay year's rent in ad
vance; can wait vacancy. Box 191-E Star.
"MODERN OFFICE NEEDED"—Located in
an office bldg, vicinity 15th and H sts.
nw.: will lease, sublease, furnished or un
furnished; will buy a completely furnished
office, or consider part of a dignified suite
price is no object if suitable. All replies
will be kept in strict confidence. HARRY
I FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1166.
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
CORNER industrial property fronting 113'
and 117’: approximately 13.00U sq. ft.;
30-ft. rear alley at 2nd-flr. level, adjacent
to freight yards: approved plans for con
struction available. WEAVER BROS.. INC..
Washington Bldg.. DI. 8300. —9
RAILROAD SIDING. 4 acres of Industrial
ground at a very low price, adjacent to
a large plant now under construction.
For further information, call Mr. Brince
fleld. DI. 3100. eves. ME. 5183, with
BEITZELL.
SPECLAL BARGAIN, downtown—Indus
trial ground. 165 ft. on r.r.. by 300 ft.
deep; act today to secure this downtown
industrial ground. RE. 5216. —14
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
60.000 SQ. FEET, second commercial
ground, suitable for warehouse or com
mercial bldg., fronting over 300 feet on
Bladensburg rd. n.e. Priced right for
Quick sale OWNER. NA. 7196. —8
NOW' VACANT—5,000 sq. ft., street level.
3-story brick bldg., 50-ft. frontage on busy
thoroughfare, driveway in rear leading to
15-ft. alley; possession at settlement. DI.
8724. _—7
WAREHOUSES WANTED.
STORAGE SPACE WANTED—300 sq. ft.
ground floor. State price and location.
Box 281-E. Star. •
SUMMER HOMES.
SUMMER HOME, new stone construction,
by week or season: furnished, running
water, electricity, electric refrigerator. 3
bedrooms: foothills of Blue Ridge Moun
tains, near Luray. Va.. near modern sani
tary swimming pool. Oliver 1256. —s
VETERAN desires to buy home and acreage ;
in the mountains on terms. Box 200-E, 1
Star. • i
SUMMER CAMPS.
MONTE VITA RANCH for boys—,’i age
groups, 5-15, from Christian homes.
Riding, swimming, riflery. etc. Strong staff.
Emphasis on health, safety, happiness.
Good food. No ticks. In mountains. 214
hrs. from D. C. CH. 2858 or WO. 4214, » |
WATER FRqNT_PROPERTY._
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay—
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box 17. Mayo, ^ A. Co., Md.
SOUTH RIVER near Annapolis. 25 miles
downtown D. C . 200-ft. front on River
View Drive, 130-ft. front South River;
beautifully wooded 2-acre lot. on knoll
overlooking river, and surrounding country:
improved 2-story modern home with 5
bedrms,. 3V2 baths, panelled studio living
room, all electric kitchen, large pantry,
large hall, fully screnned porch. 2 sides
and front: front porch 50 ft. long: work
shop under house; 2-car garage: all plumb
ing fixtures new and modern and in per- !
feet condition: outside fireplace: lighted
terrace, equipped and ground-wired for
night illumination: boat house with 75-ft.
wharf, auxiliary cabin cruiser with Ker
math Marine 90-h.D. motor in perfect con
dition and equipped; house fully furnished
except linens, property seen by appoint
ment. J. LEE PRICE. 2303 Arlington
Ridge rd., Arlington, Va. Jackson 1504,
Ivy 1272. —9
SHENANDOAH RIVER PRONT with 125
acres mountain land; good road: 50 miles
D C.: less than 820 per acre. WALTER M
BAUMAN. 1 Thomas circle. NA. 6229. —7
NORTH BEACH — Cottage, directly on
water front: for rent May. June. July. MI.
8199, call 9 to 12 a.m. or 8 to 10 p.m.
WANTED TO rent for summer months,
beach.-front cottage for family of 4, must
be reasonably priced and within 50 miles
of Washington. EM. 2493. *—12
PINEY POINT SECTION—2 acres, large
house on St. Georges River; bargain price
at $5,500. WALTER M. BAUMAN. 1
Thomas Circle. NA. 0229. WO. 0474. —7
FRANKLIN MANOR on Chesapeake Bay.
27 mi. from D. C.: a highly restricted
community where the bay is 14 mi. wide;
beautiful wooded lots directly on water,
60x150; salt-water bathing, very safe for
children; excellent fishing, electricity and
phone: price. $300 up: only 10rr down, low
monthly payments. Drive out Pa. ave. s.e.
through Upper Marlboro to Wells Corner,
turn right to Wayson s Corner, turn right
on Solomon Island rd. about 3 ml. to
Bristol turn left to Deale and continue
about 3 mi. to Franklin Manor. Ask for
Mr. Springer. L. E BREUNINGER & SON.
1730 K st. n.w. NA. 2040.
SOUTH RIVER—An exceptionally attrac
tive bungalow of bedrm.. bed and living
rm. comb., bath and kitchen equipped with
gas range, elec, refgr.. and auto, oil heat.
Suitable for year-round occupancy. Also
guest cottage of 2 bedrms. and bath, compl.
furn. A real opportunity. Act now! MIT
CHELL QUICK. DI. 2831 until 9 p.m. •
FOR SALE, furnished 5-rm. log cabin;
extra Ige. liv. rm., stone fireplace; modern
kitchen, elec, range, bath, built-in garage;
Lake Jackson. Va. CH. 3606. —13
FOR SALE BY OWNER, large beach house,
set in middle of 3 lots; insulated, elec,
range, refrigerator and washing machine,
beds, dishes. 2 showers in basement. 2-car
garage; located in Sylvan Shores. 25 miles
from Washington: can be seen Sundays or
Wednesdays, or see owner, C. RYAN. 223
18th st, s.e. —9
REPUTABLE FAMILY desires to rent mod
ern cottage for season at nearby bay or
ocean resort. Phone Lincoln 6360. •
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—5-rm., 2-story
lrame with attic; corner lot 65x120:
fully furn.: porches on front and side: 5
yrs. old: Colonial Beach. Bell. EX. 8535.
__—8 "
3-RM. COTTAGE, all modern, completely
furn.; close to bay; use of private pier;
price. $2,650.
250-ft. water front, 1V* acres of ground.
6-rm.. all modern bungalow, fireplace,
completely furn.; private pier: $9.o00. E.
HARDESTY. Upper Marlboro; Marlboro 66.
We have other acreage and lots_for_sale.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and
snug fisherman’s haven; ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast; fertile homesites, 1
to 5 a . fronting on or near salt water;
community boat dock privil., hard rd..
elec.: titles guaranteed: prices as low as
$300, $45 down. $15 mo.; immed. posses
sion For beautiful illustrated free book
let. write or phone bet. 9 and 5. Paul E.
Harrison. 1732 K st. n.w.. ME. 1143.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor. —8 ;
__ LOTS FOR SALE.
WEMMOSELAKB hills, Washington’*
most carefully restricted subdivision—
Large wooded homesites. within lk block- of
Westmoreland Circle, available at S3.500
up. All improvements are in. Call MR.
WHITE, OL. 3240 weekdays and OL. 6924
evenings and Sunday.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES—Beautiful
detached homesites in an unusual setting.
Washington’s finest in-town subdivision.
Homes of distinction make this locality
extremely desirable. Lots ranging in size
from 10,000 sq. feet to V* of an acre. Now
is the time to select a site for your future
home. To reach property, drive out 16th
st. to Kalmia rd , turn left on Kalmla rd.
to North Portal drive and signs. For
further details call till 9 p.m., LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. n.w
ME. 5400. A Complete Real Estate In
stitution.
FRONTING ROCK CREEK PARK—There
are now available a limited number of
highly desirable lots of excellent size <80x
200> facfng the sylvan beauty of Rock
Creek Park, on Oregon ave. between North
ampton and Rittenhouse sts., in the Dis
trict of Columbia. "Northampton on Rock
Creek Park" is immediately adjacent to the
fine residential facilities located in this
part of the park. Lots of varying size not
facing the park are also available at prices
beginning at $3,875. Building and archi
tectural restrictions running with the
ground will insure a highly desirable place
to live and adequate protection for your
Investment in a home. Phone DI. 1015
until 9 p.m. WM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC..
Realtors (Est. 1887). 1519 K st. n.w. —8
WOODED HOMESITES in Dunn Loring. 3
mi. from Falls Church: 1>,< to 3 acres from
$1,425. Phone ME. 3220. 9*
KENSINGTON—A choice ls/4-acre tract,
beautifully wooded, nicely elevated, all
utilities available: conveniently located near
stores and transp.; price. $3,250. E. S.
PRICE * CO.. ME 3650, or call Mr. In
gram, Kensington 624. —7
A CHOICE beautifully wooded 1-acre lot
in Kensington Heights; electricity: coming
section; priced at only $1,600. Exclusive
with E S. PRICE & CO., ME. 3650, or call
Mr. Ingram. Kensington 624 —7
Kansas ave. and Randolph st. n.w —
7,480 sq. ft., zoned for apartments (resi
dential 40-B). at present improved by
large frame house (2 apts.), 4-car brick
garage; $15,000. WEAVER BROS., INC.,
■Washington Bldg.. DI. 8300. —7
BEAUTIFULLY wooded homesites abutting
Rock Creek Park, in Locust Hills Estates,
just 2 blocks north Naval Medical Center
on Rockville Dike. Select your homesite
now while prices are low EDSON W.
BRIGGS. INC., owners. Phone WI. 3083,
SH 1269. Eves, call Mr. Newton. OL
7801. —8
LEE HWT., VA., opposite Lyon Village.
100.000 sq. ft., zoned apts.: also commer
cial property. OWNER. CH. 5816. —7
KENSINGTON, MD — 2 excel, bldg, sites,
each 50x150. all improvements, each
$1,250. both $2,300. OWNER. SL. 2416.
3 BEAUTIFUL LOTS, 14t.h st. north8 of
Otis st. n.e.. facing Government park
Price,_$2,750 Easy terms. HARRY
ORETSKY. 1518 K *t. n.w., NA. 5306.,
—7
TWO CHOICE LOTS for sale, each 100x1
820, at Fairfax Acre*. Call CH. 7616. —7
LOTS FOR SALE (Cont.)
ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITE — Beautiful
wooded knoll, a perfect setting for your
home, with almost 200-ft. frontage on i
paved roadway. 2V-* miles from Woodmoor
shopping center, in the Silver Spring area.
Only 25-minute drive from downtown, in
carefully planned and restricted Spring
Brook Forest, a beautiful, rustic. 200-acre
development where protective covenants as
sure enhancement and permanence of
values and freedom from encroachment
Wooded building knolls of 1 or more acres
average less than 4c per sq. ft., with no
extra charge or assessment for paving.
Cash or terms. Save by buying at present
low prices. Literature and plat on request.
Representatives on premises 11 to 5 p.m.
Sunday or any other time, on appointment.
To reach: From traffic light at Georgia ave.
in Silver Spring, drive up Colesville rd. to
Woodmoor shopping center (Four Corners),
turn left on Old Blade.nsburg rd. 1 V4 miles
to Kemp Mill rd., then bare right 1V4
miles to Spring Brook Forest. GEORGE
J. MOSS. Realtor, SH. 2600 or SH. 6760.
CORNER LOT, 31st and Tennyson sts.
nw—Pncc. $3,250. HARRY PORETSKY,
1518 K st. n.w. —7
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS—200 acres
nearby Prince Georges County, Maryland.
ad.i. to U. S. Agriculture Dept, property;
Baltimore blvd. frontage: good transpor
tation: water, sewer, gas and electricity
available; $500 per acre. Box 13-B. Star.
—7
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.—Two adjoin
ing beautiful wooded homesites, 100x146,
high elev., level; $2,000 each. OWNER.
SL. 2410. —K
CEMETERY LOT with 5 sites. Fort Lin
coln. $4<*o: $130 cash, balance $10 month
ly. Valued at $550. Call Tower 6144.
—8 !
BEAUTIFUL Rock Creek Park, just
Bast-West highway—Prices ranee from
$l.o00 to $2,500. Terms can be arranged
de<s|r0ed,-. Call or see B J. CRIVELLA.
INC.. 34 18 14th st. n.w. AD. 0600. Open
till Li i>.m * Sundays. 1 till 5 p.m. —7
WOODMOOR—Excellent building sites, in
best sections of beautiful Woodmoor. Most
popular planned community in the Silver
Spring area, w'here 200 individually de
signed homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pearl Harbor. 70 to 125 ft. front
ier. including large sites fronting on
Colesville rd.. as low as $1,450. Only a
lew left. Plat and literature on request.
Phone for aDDt. to inspect. GEORGE J.
MOSS. Realtor. SH. 2600 or 6760. —10
BUILDING SITES in Silver Hill. Suitland.
Forest Hill. Parkland. Oxon Hill. Temple
Hill. Capitol Heights and Clinton. Plenty
of space for garden and chickens. Prices
reasonable: terms. Call Mr. Foley, with
DEWEY M. FREEMAN. 3214 Branch ave.
s.e.SP. 0767. Closed Sunday. —7
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEX.—Lovely building
site with frontage on two streets; approxi
mately 6.600 sq ft. A. H. DANIELS. GL.
4060. exclusive agent. List your property
US. IUU -11
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT house site, just
south of Pa. ave. Rnd west of Washington
Circle n.w.—Lot 81-ft. front, containing
about 7,000 sq. ft.; zoned residential 90-c.
Out-of-town owner will sacrifice at $2.50
per sq. ft. For information address Box
72-B. Star. —7
SILVER SPRING. North Hills of Sligo Park,
1 block off Colesville pike, on Bruce dr.—
2 lots. 05x102 and 00x127; all utilities.
Call ANDREW D. TORRE. HO. 7200. —7
ONLY *50 DOWN, a few ^a-acre lots left
in this large 50-acre development in Silver
Spring. Md.: nriced. $750. KAY REALTY
CO.. RA. 2200. 5505 Georgia ave. n.w.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.—Averaging 00-foot
frontage or better at 55c a square foot,
these well-located lots are close to Rock
Creek Park: terms may be arranged so
that part can be paid out of income
monthly and in a year or so the entire
lot is all paid for. Phone DI. 1015 until
9 Pm. WM. H SAUNDERS CO.. INC..
Realtors (Est. 1887). 1510 K st. n.w. —8
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.—Corner, over
100 ft. frontage. Conn. ave. Sacrifice,
$2,450 or best offer. OWNER, RE. 4883.
—13
CHEVY CHASE—50x211 lot in a beautiful
neighborhood off Conn. ave.. in Md ; all
utilities in: price. $3,250. SL. 2909.—13
5 MILES FROM D. C.—lO1;* acres, beau
tiful. wooded land: ideal for subdivision;
price, $15,000. Call METZLERS, Vir
ginia office. OX. 0878 or GL. 0593. —12
ARLINGTON. VA.—Very lovely level lot,
Ja block from Lee hwv . on Powhatan
ft: priced. $1,050. MANNAS REALTY
CO., 2918 Wilson blvd., GL. or OX. 2784.
—13
OVER FOUR ACRES in one plot in estab
lished subdivision in Silver Spring de
sgned for small estates; property beauti
fied by woods and small stream; $7,000.
Cannot be cut up. R. P. RIPLEY. SH.
7539. (Sunday and evenings SH. 0916,
Mr. Romer.) —7
BEAUTIFUL, level. 70x150. about $3,000
worth of shrubbery, Woodside Pk.. Silver
Spring. Md.; $5,500. Several other lovely
building sites Mr. Lucas, with STROUP.
RA. 8700 or SH 5653.
LOT 70x150 with all improvements near
Georgia ave. in Woodside Park in Silver
Spring Located among expensive homes.
Price. $5,500. Call STROUP, RA. 8700.
DESIRABLE CORNER, 85-ft. frontage or.
Western ave., in D. C. Level, cleared and
right elevation for a home. Reasonably
priced. Call Mr. Clarke. FR. 1448. with
BEITZELL
QUAINT ACRES—Buy now in this fast
selling. planned development of 133 one
to five acre homesites. Select one of these
sites among the apple or peach orchards
and enjoy true suburban living in a refined
environment. Terms as low as 20'r down,
balance on easy monthly payments. Di
rections: Turn right on Colesville rd. at
traffic light in Silver Spring. 4 mi. to
Quaint Acres and our sign. Salesman at
property daily, l to 5:30. DREISEN
FREEDMAN. INC., 8632 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring. SL. 0055, SH. 9112. —12
LARGE CORNER LOT in Jefferson Park:
owner has left town: bargain: terms or
cash. Call AURORA HILLS OFFICE, 2301
S. Arlington Ridae rd., Arlington. Va. —9
WOODMOOR. Silver Spring — $1,250 —
High, w-ooded lots with all utilities and
paved street. OWNER, Wisconsin 1683;
eves.. Oliver 3100. —9
BEAUTIFUL J2-acre cleared, graded corner
lot: paved streets: in new subdivision, near
Bethesda and Naval Medical Center; price.
$2,000 cash for quick sale, by veteran
leaving city. No brokers. Box 260-E, Star.
TWO LARGE LOTS in Silver Spring, con
veniently located. *1,300 each. Call MR.
ROGERS. SL, 5826. _13
TAKOMA PARK — Pine wooded lot.
block to Carroll ave. and busline, near
shopping center: bargain for quick sale
Also several other well-located lots, in
cluding one with B zoning for apart
ments. MORRISON AGENCY, Citizens’
Bank Bldg., Takoma Park. Md. SH. 3444.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION — Approximately
245,000 sq. ft. of ground in vicinity of
Albemarle st. and Reno rd. n.w.: can be
subdivided into lots of approximately 50x
100 ft. One of the favorite residential
sections of Washington. Por some one
with an eye to future construction For
complete details please call Mr. Newberger,
RA. 0071, SNYDER REALTY CO., 5425
Ga. ave. _9
LOVELY LOT off upper 16th st.. facing
Rock Creek Park: paved street, excellent
frontage and denth. WEAVER BROS ,
INC . DI. 8300, GL. 4456. —10
WOODRIDGE—Beautiful lot 60x190 ft :
high elevation; level: with several large
oaks; price. *2.250; other lots from S650
up. WOODRIDGE REALTY CO., 2381
R I. ave. n.e.. NO. 7203.
ABOUT 3 MILES WEST of Falls Church, 1
block off Lee hwy„ 4 lots 60x200; price.
*400 each: part cash and terms. EAST
MAN & STEELE, Falls Church 2620.
7 TO 21 LOTS, all in one group, in Silver
Spring, Md.: sewer and water available.
Call Mr Godfrey, Sligo 5400; eve. and
Sun. SH. 6598. STANLEY PEARSON,
8236 Georgia ave. —10
CHEVY CHASE CIBCLE. 2 blocks from
Catholic church—A beautiful corner lot;
all improvements, 75x100. surrounded by
fine homes: a bargain. *4,000. PHILLIPS,
CANBY & FULLER, INC., 1012 15th st.
n.w. —g
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—50x100 in beau
tiful Cleveland Park. 3 V2 blocks from
Conn. ave. and Uptown Theater; suitable
for new home. Niland, SL. 3002. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Chevy Chase
View: beautiful det. homesites in an
unusual setting. Snider. 8L. 3001. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Choice lots,
exclusive Silver Spring. For quick sale.
Snider, SL. 3001. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Spacious lot.
ideal location in College Park Heights:
reasonably priced,_Snider, SL. 3001. —8
* LOTS WANTED,
I PrfY CASH tor lots In D. C. or nearby
Md. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 7563.
_ STORAGE SPACE WANTED.
500 TO 1,000 SQ. FT. in n.w. section;
must be dry but no heat or other services
required. Call Hobart 2476, ask for MOR
RISON SMITH. —7
FARMS FOR SALE.
265-ACRE FARM, on Lee hwy.. 30 miles
from Washington with rapid bus service.
It has good 5-room house and 2 excellent
barns and other outbuildings; it is about
*3 cleared and the rest in woodland.
This farm has good fertile soil. Price,
$24,000. JOHN C. WRIGHT & CO., CH.
4777; CH. 0542 after 5 P.m , —8
122-ACRE FARM, beautiful oak grove,
fronting '/, mile on John Marshall hghwy.,
ideal for country home. 907c in cultiva
tion and grass, near thoroughfare. Va.;
$7,600 cash. JOHN HILL CARTER. JR.,
& SON. agents. TE. 8741, ALex. 6166.
Sunday call Overlook 2007. —7
262-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 185 acres high
state of cultivation; hard road frontage,
40 miles west of Richmond; 9-room dwell
ing. all necessary dairy buildings; owner
retiring; $25,000, terms. L. L. SELF,
Louisa. Va. —7
SMALL FARMS—2 acres and independ
ence. only 35 minutes downtown; $690 (no
house). Also others, some are cleared land
that, has been cultivated; some have big
oak trees, 40 and 50 feet high; two lots
have a nice little brook. Take your pick.
$69 down. $12 month. Drive out Lee nwy.
or Lee blvd. past Fairfax High School to
Kama Washington, turn right on Route 50
(Winchester road) about three miles to
big sign on right FAIRFAX FARMS. Open
every d#y 1 to 8 p.m.. all day Sundays.
Bring 510 deposit. Greyhound bus passes
us on Route 50. —12
TRUCK FARM. 27 acres of very fertile
soil; large 8-rm. and bath home in excel,
cond.. small tenant house, 2 large tobacco
barns and other farm bldgs.: on State
hwy , 10 mi. D. C. line. If you are looking
for a real truck farm, don't miss this place.
815.000, terms. DEWEY M. FREEMAN.
3214 Branch ave. s.e., SP. 0767. Closed
Sunday. —7
TRUCK FARM, 27 acres of very fertile
soil, large 8 rm. and bath home, in exc.
cond.: small tenant house, 2 large tobacco
barns and other farm bldgs.; on State
hwy., 10 mi. D. C. line. If you are looking
for a real truck farm don't miss this place.
$15,000; terms. DEWEY M. FREEMAN.
3214 Branch ave. s.e., SP. 0767. Closed
Sunday. —7
NEAR LAUREL. MD.—150-acre farm. Just
1 mile from Washington and Baltimore
blvds.. on hard road; improvements are
all modern and in fair condition; 4-bed
room dwelling, located on a beautiful
knoll: garage, chicken bouses, milk house,
corn crib with feed-rooms, implements and
wagon shed, 100-foot barn with concrete
floor, large tenant house, electricity, run
ning water to all bldgs.; approximately 3
acre orchard: implements and 4 horses
included; price of property, $35,000, with
$5,000 cash. A. J. KESSINGER. exclusive
agent. SH. 4544. 8644 Colesville rd., Sil
ver Spring. Md. —7
100 EMPTY ACRES, gorgeous homesite on
high elevation near Buck Lodge in Mont.
Co., Md.; 100 acres, no buildings; view for
miles in several directions; $8,500. R. P.
RIPLEY, SH. 7539; Sun. and eves.. DU.
4200, Ext. 404, Mr. Bogardus. —7
FARMS FOR SALE (Cent.)
A CHOICE FARM of 32 acres hi high
state of cultivation with house of 7 well
arranged mi.; completely and nicely
furn. (vacant and ready to move ln>; farm
equipment and feed Included; full base
ment, coal heat, electricity, running water,
outbldgs. consisting cd corncrlb. tool
house, barn with 7 stanchions, slaughter
house. cold-storage house and garage;
plenty fruit trees, long frontage on Im
proved road: just off Route 240: near bus
lines, commuting distance D. C. Price,
SI 6,500 on terms. Exclusive with E. 8,
PRICE A CO., ME. 3650. Or Mr. Ingram,
Sligo 4350. —7
DAIRY FARM of 150 acres In central
Mont. Co.. Md.. about 25 mi. from D. C.;
8-room house with 2 baths and h.-w. heat:
excellent 20-cow bam, tile silo and good
dairy bldg.: land slightly rolling and well
watered: *15,760. R. P. RIPLEY, 8H.
7530; Sun. and eves., DU. 4200, Ext. 404,
Mr. Bogardus. —7
FIVE-ACRE HOME near Layhill, Md.. with
5-room, 2-story house in pretty fair shape;
some outbldgs.; land ell cleared and well
drained: on hard road handy to country
store: *7,060; needs about Vi ca3h. R. P.
RIPLEY. SH 7530; Sun. and eves., DU.
4200. Ext. 404, Mr. Bogardus. —7
MONTGOMERY COUNTY—116 acres, barn
for 20 cows, silo, bank barn, poultry houses,
corn house, machine shed. lg. 0-rm. house;
all land tillable; good crops. At Clarka
berg. Md. RA. 8700.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY on main road.
1 Mi miles lrom Boyds. Md. 98 acres, all
tillable, but 6. Modern house, bank barn,
4 poultry houses, machine shed, cow barn,
silo. Owner desires quick sale. RA. 8700.
DAIRY FARM, 107 acres. 8-room modern
house, h.-w.h.; 1st floor, living room, din
ing room, kitchen, front and rear porches;
2d floor. 4 bedrooms and bath; 20-cow
barn silos. 27 cows. 1 bull. 2 horses,
tractor and all other necessary farming
equipment; 28 miles from D. C. on good
roao, near school, stores and transporta
tion. Price. *22,000. J. L C. WEST &
JOHN E. TAYLOR. F. C 2135.
213-ACRE DAIRY FARM. *21.600—30
miles from downtown Washington on Route
240. main highway. Beautiful rolling land,
practically all tillable. Nice stream and
creek running through entire farm. Has
8-r.. bath house with slate roof, electri
city; 2 tenant houses, 3 machine sheds, 2
corn cribs, large dairy barn with 30
stanchions: also other outbldgs. A real buy
and must be sold. Call M. HARNSBERGER,
Tel. 4209, with BEITZELL.
MD. FARM SPECIALS—200 a. with 3-mi.
hard-road frontage; near B A O. r.r. sta.;
excellent for subdivision of lo to 20 a.
tracts; 7-rm. house. 2 tenant houses,
barns, other bldgs. 150 a . 7-rm. house,
barn, other bldgs.: growing wheat crop;
near Damascus' *16.300, terms. To in
spect the values, phone J. A. Main, Gaith
ersburg J-F-4. S. M. ORRISON, RA. 5416,
exclusively. _
rt,-ulu »-n. nuuoEii nut uiuucui. to
mi. out. oil 2 hard roads; springs, stream;
$0,360: low terms; trade. N. E. RYON
CO. GE 0140.
02 ACRES, good orchard: cherry, peach
and apple: timoer; good S-room house, sev
eral buildings in lair shape, stream; priced
to sell quickly at the bargain price of
$4,500. on terms. Call CH. 5204. •
290 ACRES fine river bottom land, good
house ar.d multiple of good buildings,
200.000 b f timber; on good road: im
mediate occupancy; elec, and water in
buildings; nrice. $11,000. on easy terms.
Act auickly on this one. CH. 5204. •
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Colesvllle. over
100 acres. 8-rm. frame house. 4 bedrms
elec, stove, bath. Niland, 6L. 3002. —8
MONTGOMERY COUNTY—Between 60-00
acres, about ti miles from Silver Spring
and 1 mile south of Layhlll rd . now used
as chicken farm: 7-room house. 1 bath,
modern kitchen. Suitable for subdivision.
Price, $30,000. Also 158 acres on Bal
timore blvd . between Laurel and Washing
ton. suitable for subdivision. Call AD.
0021: evenings and Sunday. WI. 7202.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD, Realtors. 3429
I 4th st n.w. 1—9
150 ACRES, approx. 1.000-ft. frontage on
No 1 hwy.. 30 mi. north of Richmond: >,j
mile frontage on county road: unlimited
water supply; seven-room frame home,
tenant house, etc. Box 287-E. Star. 13*
FOUR MILES OUT. high and dry 214
acres: 5-rm. bungalow with furnace heat;
good well of water, fruit trees, chicken
house: many possibilities; $7,000; $2,000
cash. Mr. Parks, with J. HARRIS ROGERS.
UN. 0493: eves. HO. 1560. —S
SACRIFICE—Fully eouipped dairy farm,
about 25 miles from Washington, contains
more than 230 acres. \2 cleared and in
crops. The residence is a stone ranch
type house, with 3 bedmoms, 2 baths,
thoroughly modernized with random-width
oak floors and all modern conveniences.
A guesthouse adjacent is modern with a
bath, kitchen and utility room. Dairy barn
has 15 stanchions. 4 horse stalls and much
additional usable space: dairy houses
■ horoughly modern of approved type, has
all essential equipment, including a walk
in refrigerator box; 2-story tenant house
with 3 bedrooms and modern plumbing,
bath, electricity, garage, and chicken house.
Implement shed and workshop 100x24 ft.
with metal roof, workshop 18x24 equipped
with work benches and electricity, large
chicken house with a fenced yard. Steel
silo, haymaker or hay keeper of BO-ton
capacity; corn and grain cribs, hog farrow
ing house and brooder house, all of steel.
Included are many items of equipment and
mm iinicjj. nUUStUUlU X UX X1XM11I1K5 IllCiliae
Bendlx washing machine, Shelvador re
frigerator. Westlnghouse water heater.
Philgas stove, complete furniture in the
guesthouse, porch and yard furniture and
all other necessary living essentials. There
is a sawmill on the property and white oak
and other timber valued at more than
SIS.000: 2 cows, 1 Percheron mare and
•--year-old Colt. A fair valuation of the
property is slated by the owner to be
more than *90,000. The property must
be sold and is offered in its entirety for
*53.000. Inspection by appointment.
EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors. Falls
Church 2620.
A GOOD 210-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 22 miles
from Washington; 130 acres ready for
plowing, 50 acres clear pasture and 30
acres woodland pasture: fields are well
watered, cleared land can be plowed with
traetor; buildings include all-stone house
with 4 fireplaces, now occupied by tenant
farmer which can be remodeled into a
good house: electricity in house: elec, pump
in springhouse adjacent. There is a
26-stanchion barn and dairy house with
milk cooling system; house is well placed
and affords an excellent view of the sur
rounding countryside; property now car
ries a lst-trust loan of SI 1,000 at 47;
balance of the price of *18.500 can be
readily financed alter a substantial cash
payment. EASTMAN & STEELE. Realtors.
Phone Falls Church 2620
GEO. H WILLIAMS CO.—150 acres. 3 mi
from Colesvllle; 11-rm. house; good clear
land. Iseli. SL. 3000; eve., SH. 9220. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Near Lanham.
large cement block house, 8 acres, facing
3 rds.; city water available, on 2 rds : fruit
trees. Iseli. SL. 3000: eve., SH. 9220 _8
NEAR GERMANTOWN, MD., 25 miles from
P- c-—113 acres, fertile rolling ground:
six-room and bath residence with hot-water
beat. elec, refgr- 26-cow barn; all other
outbldgs., 30 head of milk cows, 1 bull, 3
horses, tractor and equipment included in
sale: price. *29,000. Mr. Wm. Higgins.
Gaithersburg 332-J. with SHANNON &
LUCHS CO, 1505 H St. n.w., NA. 2345.
TOBACCO FARM, 141 acres, Charlotte
Hall, Md.: *7.500. A real buy; selling due
to other business; clears over *3,000 per
?n tobacco only; 35 miles from
Capital; Greyhound bus stops V4 mile from
farm. 9-room frame house, 2 tobacco
barns, chicken house, garage: all Included
Exclusive with F. R. OSTROW & CO. For
appointment, call WI. 2571. —13
FAUQUIER CO.. VA.—Mountain grazing
farm. 3 ml. from Warrenton. Va.; good
road; this is a real cattle-grazing farm;
334 acres, 40 to 60 a. timber, some pine,
oak and poplar saw timber; 6 rooms and
basement house, needs redecoration: fine
cattle barn, 16x46' tile silo with 16x64'
feed shed, other buildings: well fenced and
watered: one well on the farm runs 10
gal. to the minute: all open land in grass:
priced to sell quick: owner will take back
1st trust of *10.000 or more if needed.
Mr- Hamsberger, TE. 4299, with BEIT
ZELL.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD—170-acre
farm. Immediate possession: 25 miles from
Capitol; ,-room house with all modern
facilities: also four-room tenant house:
numerous outbuildings, all practically
pew. This beautiful landscaped farm must
be seen to appreciate it: 110 acres in cul
tivation. For an immediate sale, *19.500.
Directions: Go 2 miles past Laytonsville.
turn left at hog farm on gravel road and
go 2 miles to house. 2nd to right. Name
of farm, Rolling Fields. Open Sunday
t,r0IU 1„JS° 4. o'clock. Exclusive with
P-„R- .OSTROW & CO. For appointment
call WI. 2571. _ _13
6 ACRES. 6-rm. house, chicken coop!
tobacco bam; on 8tate road; quick sale;
$5,500.
186 acres. 125 tillable, 3 tenant houses,
3 tobacco barns, other outbldgs., 2 teams
and all equipment: *13.900.
Acreage and farm for sale. W. E.
HARDESTY, Upper Marlboro 66.
FRONT ROYAL SECTION—2 >/4 acres with
6-room residence known as Camp Hazard,
near Bentenville. Va., on the Shenandoah
River; $1,500 cash, or we will accept one
half In cash at 6 per cent on the bal.
Front Royal section—4-room residence
with new coat of paint, on a tract of 37
acres; electricity avail.: price. $2,360 cash.
330 acres. Shenandoah River bottom
farm: near Front Royal, Va.: $15,000.
234 acres. Brown Town farm, going at
only $13,500.
235-acre farm with 700 apple trees.
3 chicken houses, two barns, silo, several
other outbuildings, fenced and crossed
fenced: 50 heads of sheep; also some
equipment; 8-room residence, on State
gravel road: apple orchard has net $4,200
in one crop: school and church: also school
busline in front of property; $13,500, with
some terms.
8 acres on Highway No. 12 at Benten
ville, Va., offered at $4,500 cash. CLAUDE
L- RUST. Front Royal. Va.
EQUIPPED 140-acre cattle farm. Army
officer moving to Va.: close in: a beauty,
all fenced, 2 streams, 2 springs. 7-room
house with bath, all outbuildings in good
repair: stock, machinery, hay; everything
goes.
Frederick Co. dairy farm. 220 acres. 35
stanchlon barn. Have been shipping to
Washington: 8-room house with bath:
lovely tenant house, bank barn and all
other necessary outbuildings in good repair.
Also several growing crops. Land in best
state of cultivation.
$11,500, equipped: 60 acres, 2 houses,
one with water, electricity, bath, heating
plant: 20 acres in bearing apple orchard;
apples, peaches, cherries: farm equipment
all included, including chickens.
Dog kennel, on hwy.; 0 acres with 4
bedroom country home, all modern with
fireplace! new dog kennels with wire and
concrete floors, garage and 2 box stalls
for horses or cows: fruit trees; plenty of
lovely shade with 2 streams: on busline
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call
Ashton fMd.) 3846, —13
FARMS WANTED.
HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms, land, all
kinds of country property, suburban
homes: nearby Maryland and Virginia.
O. L. MURDOCK, Kensington, Md., Shep
herd 8794. »n»
WANTED TO RENT—Poultry farm. LOUIS
SINGER. 3707 Nichols ave. s.e., Washing
ton, D. C. AT, 2961. —13
ACREAGE FOR SALE,
A CHOICE 5-ACRE TRACT, located on
paved road. Just 1 mile from Rockville:
partly wooded, some cleared land; stream,
beautiful view. Price, $450 an acre. E. S.
PRICE* CO. ME. 3050, 8L. 3429. —7
CHOICE SECTION, Howard County, 1 to
5 acres, $20 down and $20 per month: on
paved roads: electricity and telephone.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., SH. 8794.
7*
1-ACRE TRACTS UP, very easy terms;
near Colesville. Md. and Highland, Md.
JOHN BURDOPT. Colesville, Md. Call
Ashton (Md.) 3848. —7
ACREAGE FOR SALE (Can't.)
8 ACRES IN ARLINGTON. VA.. near Lee
blvd.. wooded; Ideal for subdivision; 6 mile:
to Washington: $22,000; terms. MAC
LINDSEY, 76 No. Glebe rd.. CH. 0090. CH
0213. • —7
5 OR 10 ACRE tracts, or more It de
sired, 25 miles from Falls Church on Lee
hwy. There is excellent bus service for
commuting to city. Small down payment
and low monthly terms if desired. $160
per acre. JOHN C. WRIGHT A CO., CH.
4777; CH. 0542 after 6 pm. —8
FOB BIG-TIME BUILDERS—Big acreage,
a stone's throw from D. C. line. Big
enough to plan thousands of housing
units. Just what Is needel for the Gov
ernment's great housing drive. Big
enough for two large business centers.
It's over a milllon-dollar property today
and a ten-mlllion-doliar property in near
future. Terms to suit builders. Owing to
fast rising values, price may advance any
day. O'HARE ESTATES, NA. 058(1. —7
ATTENTION, DEVELOPERS—200 acres,
nearby Prince Georges County. Maryland,
adj. to U. S. Agriculture Dept, property;
Baltimore blvd. frontage. Good transpor
tation; water, sewer, gas and electricity
available; $500 per acre. Box 13-B, Star.
—7
HH ACRES near Fairfax, wooded: good
road: bargain. $2,050. MR. WESTON. EX.
8730. —12
5 TO 10 ACRES, no improvements, on
Glen rd., 3 mi. south of Rockville. Land
all clear and level. RA. 8700.
BETWEEN 40 AND 50 ACRES of fine land
on Glen rd.. 3 mi. south of Rockville, one
Quarter clear; some good timber and fine
branch.; 2/10 ml. off hard road. RA. 8700.
QUAINT ACRES—Buy now in this last
selling. planned development of 133 one
to five acre homesites. Select one ol
these sites among the apple or peach or
chards and enjoy true suburban living in
a refined environment. Terms as low as
20rr down, balance on easy monthly pay
ments. Directions: Turn right on Coles
ville rd. at traffic light In Silver Spring,
4 mi. to Quaint Acres and our sign. Sales
man at property daily, 1 to 6:30. DREI6
EN-FREEDMAN, INC. 8032 Colesville rd..
Silver Spring. SL. 0056. SH. 0112. —12
IH ACRES, located in Virginia, only 10
miles from Washington, good frontage on
hard surfaced road High rolling ground,
fertile soil, grove of fruit trees, excellent
spring. Close to shopping center and
transportation. $450 per acre. Call
LYON. INC.. CH. 7070 and OX. 1211.
FIVE MILES FROM D. C.—IdVa acres,
beautiful wooded land, ideal for sub
division Price, $15,000. Cali METZ
LER'S Virginia office, OX. 0878 or GL.
0593. —12
NAVAL RESEARCH LAB. vicinity; desir
able building sites of 4 a : $1,000 per a.;
conveniences nearby. MR. DODD. SH. 7770.
BUILDERS AND DEVELOPERS—We have
several choice parcels ranging from 10
acres to 242 acres; 1 to 5 miles of Silver
Spring; sewer and water available with
some. Call Mr. Godfrey, Sligo 5400; e've.
and Sun.. SH. 6598, vfith STANLEY PEAR
SON, 8236 Georgia ave. —10
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—46 acres on
Colesville pike; ideal for subdivision,
Niland. SL. 3002. —8
GEO. ». WILLIAMS CO.—28Va acres. 470
ft. frontage, 2.600-ft. depth, clear and
level; near SiUer Spring; quick poss.
Snider. SL. 3001. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—18 acres of!
Columbia pike; must act quickly. Snider,
SL. 3001. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—5 acres In con
venient Silver Spring near Pour Corners;
excellent opportunity. Snider, SL. 3001.
—8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—30 acres. Ash
ton; l.500-ft. frontage on land rd.: ideal
for orchard. 20 acres clear: property has
not been farmed, excellent topsoil. Snider,
SL. 3001. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—3% acres, nice
location, ideal for homesite; priced $3,900
for quick sale. Bean, AX. 4011. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—16 acres clear
land within 2 mi. District: Mont. Cty.;
water, sewerage available. Begin, EX. 8535.
_ —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—150-acre trad
high, clear land; Mont. Cty.; $260 per
acre. Begin. EX. 8536. —8
_LEGAL NOTICES. _
C. G. CAFFREY. Attorney,
J 138 18th St. N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.—No. 67.184, Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District ol
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letter*
of Administration on the estate of J
Lloyd Collins, late of the District ol
Coli”~v»ia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, tc
the subscriber, on or before the 23rd
day of April. AD. 1947; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate Given under my hand thi.<
25th day of April. 1946. MARGARET M
COLLINS. 1650 Harvard St. N.W. (Seal.)
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
of Wills for the District of Columbia,
Clerk of the Probate Court.
_mp30,my7.14.
ARTHUR C. KATIMS, Attorney,
217 Southern Bldg.
Tiled April 26, 1946. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia —JOSEPHINE McCUEN. Plaintiff
vs. JOHN A McCUEN. Defendant—Civil
Action No. 33914.—The object of this suti
is to obtain a divorce from the bonds ol
matrimony On motion of the plaintiff
it is this 26th day of April. 1946. ordered
that the defendant. JOHN A. McCUEN
cause his 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 ol
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case of 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 Newspaper before said day
(S> MATTHEW F. McGRIRE. Justice,
• Seal i Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By EMMA C. SIMPSON. Deputy
Clerk.ap30.my7.14,
JOHN W. CROSS and EARL C. WALCK
Attorneys. 1318 K St. N.W., Washington
3, D. C.
Filed April 28. 194H. Charles E. Stewart
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia.—JEAN SHIRLEY ROGERS, 7f
Webster St. N.E.. Washington, D. C.
Plaintiff, vs. LEONARD GEORGE ROGERS
600 Thayer Ave., Silver Spring, Maryland
Defendant—No 33438—The object ol
this suit is to obtain absolute divorce foi
voluntary separation for five years. On
motion of the plaintiff, it is this 26th day
of April. 1946. ordered that the defendant,
Leonard George Rogers, cause his appear
ance 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 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> MATTHEW F. McGUIRE,
Justice (Seal.) Attest: CHARLES E,
STEWART. Clerk. By EMMA C. 8IMP
SON, Deputy Clerk. ap30.my7.14.
PROPOSALS.
COMMISSIONERS. D. C.. Washington.
May 7, 1946—Sealed proposals will be re
ceived at Room 509. District Building, un
til 2:00 p m . May 17, 1940. and then
publicly opened, for construction of 16th
Street Relief Sewer, between L and M
Streets N.W.. consisting of the following:
Open Cut—205 linear feet 3'0" diameter,
and 125 linear feet 2'0'x3'0" brick and
concrete sewer. 60 linear feet 24" diam
eter and 15 linear feet 15" diameter terra
cotta pipe sewer, and 16 linear feet junc
tion chamber. Tunnel—100 linear feet 3'0"
diameter and 20 linear feet 2'0"x3'0"
brick and concrete sewer and 55 linear
feet 24" diameter terra cotta pipe sewer.
Proposals, plans and specifications may be
obtained at Room 427, District Building.
my7,8.9,l0,ll.i:i
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. owen * SON, Auctioneers,
43ft Southern Building.—Trustees’ s»le of
detached brick dwelling containing si*
rooms, bath, being known as premises
1441 E street southeast. By virtue of a
certain deed of trust, dated November 15,
1943, being instrument No. 32730, re
corded December 16. 1943. among the land
records of the District of Columbia, and
at the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
auction in front of the premises, on Thurs
day, the ninth day of May. A.D. 1948, at
3:00 o'clock p.m., the following-described
land and premises, situate in the District
of Columbia, and designated as and being
lot, numbered eleven (11) in Emma M.
Gordon's subdivision in square numbered
south of square ten hundred and sixty-two
(south of 1062), as per plat recorded in
the office of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber 26 at folio 186; and
known as house and premises 1441 E
street southeast Terms: Sold subject to a
prior building association deed of trust
for $4,457.68, further particulars of which
will be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
in cash. A deposit of $500.00 required.
Conveyancing, recording, etc. at the pur
chaser’s tost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees.
WALTER MILLER, BENJAMIN BERN
STEIN, trustees.ap29.my2,4,7.9
THOS. J. OWEN Sc ' SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Bldg.—Trustees' sale of semi
detached stucco dwelling, containing si*
rooms, bath, being known as premises 745
10th st, s.e. By virtue of a certain deed
of trust, dated December 28, 1943, being
instrument No. 2418, recorded January 26.
1944, among the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auction in front
of the premises, on Thursday, the 9th
day of May, A.D. 1946, at 2:30 o'clock
p.m.. the following-described land and
premises, situate in the District of Colum
bia. and designated as and being North
27 feet 6 inches front by a depth thereof
of 100 feet 5 inches of original lot num
bered twenty-seven (27) in square num
bered nine hundred and fifty (960); and
known as house and premises 745 10th
st. s.e. Terms: Sold subject to a prior
building association deed of trust for
$3,005.49, further particulars of which
will be announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit of $500.00 required.
Conveyancing, recording, etc., at the pur
chaser’s cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold at the discretion of the trustees.
WALTER MILLER and BENJAMIN BERN
STEIN. Trustees. ap29,my2.4,7.9
ADAM A, WESCHLER Sc SON, auctioneers.
—Tugboat "Isco,” by auction. Heavy wood
construction, 16" keel, length 84T0",
beam 19'6", draft 8'6\ Model 37-D Falr
banks-Morse 6-cylinder Diesel engine, 300
h.p. at 360 r.p.m., 10‘/a"xl2V4" oil-cooled
pistons, 6" shaft, 60-32 propeller, Fair
banks-Morse 10-h.p. two-cycle dual
equipped Diesel auxiliary engine. 2.000
gallon fuel capacity, streamlined super
structure with pilot house on upper deck,
accommodations and complete galley for
ten-man crew. Reconditioned 1943, By
auction at 14th and Water sts. s.e. (east
of Washington Gas Light Company’s
East Station. Anacostla River), Washing
ton, D. C., Saturday, May 26. 1940, 10
o'clock a.m. (E. 8. T.) Terms: A deposit
of $3,000 cash or certified check required
at time of sale, remainder payable not
later than Juna 4, 1946. Inspection after
May 20, my7,13,20
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States lor the District ol Colum
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.—In the
Matter of Walter Brown ft Sons, Inc., a
District of Columbia corporation, Bank
rupt.—Bankruptcy No. 4363.—To the
creditors of Walter Brown & Sons. Inc.,
of the City of Washington, District of Co
lumbia. Notice is hereby given that the
said Walter Brown ft Sons. Inc., has been
duly adjudged bankrupt on a petition filed
by them on 17th day of April. 1048. and
that the first meeting of their creditors
will be held on the 18th day of May.
1940, at two o'clock p.m,. at the office of
the Referee In Bankruptcy, 023 Tower
Building, 14th and K Streets, Northwest,
Washington, D. C., at which time and place
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact jsuch other busi
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN, Referee
in Bankruptcy._
_MONEY TO LOAN.
HOME LOANS—Low monthly payments.
Including_principal, interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL 8AVINOS ft LOAN
ASSOC.. 618 13th It n.w DI. 2370.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST — We will
buy second-trust notes, D. C., nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE ft INVESTMENT CORP.. 1312
N. Y ave. n w National 6833.
BROKERS. ATTENTION! We buy 2nd
trust notes on D. C., Md. and Va. houses
and farms. FULTON R. GORDON, 1427
Eye st. n.w. DI. 6230 until 8 p.m.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland,
Virginia or D C. property. THE AMERI
CAN CO.. 807 16th, NA. 8032.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
CORP.. RE. 1133.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 47, Interest. Prompt
service. MOORE ft HILL CO.. 804 17th
st. n.w.
DESIRE FIRST TRUST of about $6,000
at 5ri on house In Chevy Chase. D. C.,
or Mt. Pleasant. Box 10-B. Star._
_MONEY WANTED.
FIRST TRUST money wanted, $5,000 to
$6,000 first trust at 6%. 3 to 5 yrs., on
two highly restricted residential sites.
OR. 1702. —9
FIRST DEED OF TRUST NOTES for sale,
bearing 5',, interest; well secured on D. C.
property. Please call Mr. Miller, mortgage
loan dept., LEO M. BERNSTEIN ft CO..
1415 K st. n.w. ME. 5400. A Complete
Real Estate Institution.—12
AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINTING — Complete Job. $35 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave eit i.e. LI. 3530.
AUTO PAINTING and retouching, $30 and
up, work guaranteed. OR. 3058. 12*
MOTORCYCLES.
SERVICE on all makes and models; plenty
of tires In stock, full line of chrome
accessories; cylinder reboring service.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES, 911 9th
st. n.w . RE. 0911.
I»l.% HARLEY-DAVIDSON motorcycle, fully
equipped; excel, cond. 3780 Minn. ave. n.e.
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
FENDER AND BODY WORK and general
mechanical repairs are our specialty.
ROBERT HERSON. Auto Exchange. 72
Fla. ave. n.e. MI. 7100. —10
NEW AUTO PARTS—Grilles, hub caps,
cylinder heads, mufflers, wheels, floor mats,
lenses, speedometer cable, and housing,
jacks, grille guards, auto materials, glove
rompariment locks, auto glass installed.
Uransmlsslons rebuilt and guaranteed.
J. L. BRENNER & CO.. 1940 Montana ave.
n.e.. PR. 1940. —8
DE SOTO 1938 sedan. Hudson 1942 sedan.
Packard 1937 sedan: these cars are wrecks:
sell for parts. 50 Mass. ave. n.w. —8
CAB. new. for White truck: COE. type:
$200. Call MRS WAYS. NO. 3343. —8
AUTO PAINTING—Duco used exclusively.
3-day service, including minor fender
work. $76. Call EX 0675 for appoint
ment —8
AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS—For
prompt service and outstanding workman
ship S'-e Mr. Bestpitch at CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO . INC., 7725 Wli. ave.. WI
1635. —12
USED TIRES, passenger and truck, all
sizes, any quantity: discount new truck
tires DRISCOLL TIRE SERVICE, 4100
Hunt pi. n.e.. cor. Minn. ave. LI. 3852,
TR. 9656. 9*
AUTO GLASS SAFETY Installed in your
car at lowest prices: Immediate service
ROBERT HERSON. Auto Exchange. 72
Fla. ave. n.e MI. 71 Oo —in
NEW-TYPF TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: 2
hour service: electric-treated sections if
your tire Is cut. See your tires being re
capped at ARCADE PCNTIAC CO., Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
Irving at. n.w., AD. 8500. Quick, efficient
service
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de
.lvery, new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen an*1 tour
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO . 1437 Irvine st. n.w.. AD. 8500. Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
have Just received a large shipment of good
quality seat covers in Dcpular colors They
will also fit other models of General Mo
tors cars Prompt and neat Installation
If desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
Irving st, n.w.. AD. 8500.
TRAILERS.
NEW AND USED house trailers on 1? to
14 month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
Painting and repair service: also acces
sories Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES. Route 1. Berwyn. Md
Tel Tower 6035
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS for
sale. Granite, express and stake model
utility trailers; all-steel, heavy-duty dump
| trailers: convenient terms. Rental service
. on boat and luggage trailers. Complete
I service and repair for all makes of trailers.
; We have in stock a complete line of the
l following accessories: Beds, stoves. Vene
> tian blinds, hitches, helper springs, etc.
Goodyear 6-ply 7.60x16 tires to fit most
trailers and Cadillac. Packard, Buick and
Chrysler cars. If you are Interested In sell
ing your trailer for cash, call Mr. Ladd at
WO 3231 for the best possible price.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO . INC.. 4030 Wis.
ave. n.w.. WO. 3232. Open until ft p.m.
FOB RENT—5-ft.. 7-ft.. 9-ft., 2-wheel au
tomobile trailers; stake, box and dump
types; hour, day or week: complete with
hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO.. 3203 Lee
highway. Arlington. Va GL 8820.
lfl-FT. HOUSE TRAILER, fully equipped,
like new. new tires, factory built; price,
$800. 912 9th st. n.w. •
UNIVERSAL boat and luggage trailers, im
mediate delivery. Call GATEWOOD. NO
1799, days: Alexandria 6737, 7-9 p.m. 10*
NEW >«-ton baggage trailer, new tires,
stop and tall lights, hitch and ball, tar
paulin, used only one week. Sacrifice.
$126. 2910 Nichols ave. a.e., 9 a.m. to
7 p.m.__
GARAGES FOR SALE,
FACTORY BUILT, sizes 12x20 and 20x20
STRAND BUILT overhead doors. Easy
terms immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy..
Arlington. Va Open 9 a.m to 9 p.m.. Sun
day and holidays, or phone JA. 2104
GARAGES, wood or steel frame, concrete
floor, lnsu.ated. fireproof, plain or over
head doors: sizes. 1-2-3-car capacity:
also steel mill buildings; sold on easy
terms. Call for estimate, DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1166 18th st. n.w., NA, 3766. 7‘
GARAGES WANTED.
SHOP OR GARAGE, with space for from
5 to 8 cars. EXCELSWELD CO., Sunday.
OE. 2186; week. SL. 4424. —11
DOUBLE GARAGE wanted. District or
nearby vicinity. Call PI, 6030. 9*
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
TERRAPLANE 1936 panel: exceptionally
good condition, good tires: within OPA ceil
ing, $386. HAZLETON MOTORS. 6001
Branch ave s.e.. Spruce 0814.
THREE H-TON PANEL TRUCKS—1940
Dodge. 1934 Ford, 1933 Ford. Call SAM
HINKLE. TA. 1450.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT:
Cargo—1941 and 1942 Chevrolet I'j
ton; 1941 GMC 2Vj-ton, 6x6; 1940 Dodge
11y-ton.
Dump—1940 Dodge
Stake—1939 Ford 'Mercury motor'.
Pickups—1941 Dodge. 1141 Bladens
burg rd. n.e._ 9*
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealers.
A new group of trucks just received;
some new.
Panel—1942 Chevrolet.
Pickup—Dodge 1941 Va-ton. with winch.
Command cars. Dodge 1941.
Dumps—1941 Chevrolet l'/a-ton; 1943
Federals. 2Va-ton.
Stakes—2‘/4-ton GMC. 6x4 and 6x9*,
12-ft. bodies.
Tractor-trailer unit— 1942 Chevrolet
tractor, 3-ton Gramm trailer, new con
dition.
New semitrailers, 25 ft. flat. 8 ft. wide
with sides. 1100-22 tires, air brakes; $800
under price.
Vans—2Va-ton GMC 1942.
Pole line trucks—2 Fords. 1 GMC, com
plete with booms.
Buses—1 1942 29-passenger Chevrolet;
1 1943 15-passenger Chevrolet.
Van bodies. 12 ft. long, Insulated; some
new. $250 to $360
Trailers, 8 ft., all steel, in new condi
tion.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee hwy ,
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturdays. 8 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 1 Va miles.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake,
pickup or panel truck; any make, any
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES,
AD, 8344.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
1946 114-TON stake body truck, depend
able 24-hour service with driver, day or
contract, low rates. RA. 2435. —9
GENERAL HAULING—Reasonable prices.
New truck. Long wheelbase. Available,
part time, day or week. DE. 6155, MI.
5874. —7
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; ex
perienced help, prompt service, reasonable
rates; veteran. Taylor 2937.7*
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1938 4-dr. sedan: fair mech. cond.,
new seat covers: $660 or best cash oSer;
within OPA ceiling. 5640 N. 5th st.,
As]., Va. OX 1283 8*
DE SOTO I941.'4-door sedan, radio and
heater: $1,366. within OPA ceiling. SIM
MONS MOTORS. 1337 14th st. n.w., NO.
2164. —9
FORD 1930 pickup coupe; motor just over
hauled, good tires; $176, within OPA. 1352
H st. n.e.. TR. 9630. Call between 9
a.m. and 6 p.m. 8*
FORD 1934 coupe; $250: under OPA ceil
ing. See between 1 and 6 p.m. Phone
FR. 4198 4089 Minnesota ave. n.e. 8*
HUDSON 1942 4-door sedan, Commodore
8; radio and heater; overdrive transmis
sion; celling price. $1,652; warranty, trade
and terms. ACME MOTOR SALES, 2521
Bladensburg rd. n.e. —7
HUDSON 1942 4-door sedan, d* luxe 6:
heater; celling price, $1,261; warranty,
terms and trade. ACME MOTOR SALES,
3621 Bladensburg rd. n.e. —7
HUDSON 1937 4-door sedan: heater;
within OPA. $585. Chestnut 6276. 8*
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24 Glove
25 The pintail
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26 Term of
affection
28 Servile
30 Language of
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32 Soil
33 Tangled
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35 Golf mounds
37 Boys
38 Negative
40 Petitions
42 Land measure
43 Anglo-Saxon
slaves
45 College yell
46 Symbol for
nickel
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49 Symbol for
tellurium
50 Goes in
52 Cruised
54 Line of
juncture (pi.)
55 Lades
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timber props
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Points for Poronts ~By edyth Thomas WALLACE
Family enjoyment in doing things together may be harmed
rather than promoted by the assumption on mother's part that she
alone should make plans for family recreation.
Not This
T-a?
ymi i
Mother—I can accept your dinner
invitation for myself, but may I call
you back after I’ve checked with
Dan. Dan, jr., and Mary as to their
plans for Friday evening?
m* Th# Mnjte* I XT’ j
| l»n4 TnfeUM ByndK»t» | 1
Daughter—But I told Ann I’d go
to the basket ball game with her.
Mother—You’ll have to change
your plans. I’ve already accepted
Mrs. Jones’ invitation for all of us.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cent.)
HUDSON 1941 Commodore sedan, radio
and heater: $1,377, within OPA ceiling.
SIMMONS MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w.,
NO. 2164. —9
HUDSON ’41 convertible club coupe; with
in OPA ceiling, $1,600. SIMMONS MO
TORS, 1337 14th st. n.w , NO. 2164. —9
LA SALLE ’37 sedan; mech. fair; good
tires, looks good inside and out; within
OPA ceiling; $520. 4314 N. Henderson
rd.. Arlington. Va., after 6 p.m. —S
LINCOLN 1937 7-passenger limousine;
fair condition; $990, under OPA ceiling.
Call EX. 0675. —8
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1941 custom Interior
4-door sedan, equipped with built-in radio
and heater: will be sold at the low OPA
ceiling. $1,589. HILL & TEBBETTS Inc.,
authorized Ford dealers, 1114 Vt. ave. n.w.
—9
OLDSMOBILE 1936 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater; good condition; $400; within OPA
ceiling. 1114 20th st. n.w. after 2 p.m.
—9
PACKARD 1941 * 6” 4-door sedan; radio
and heater. $1,355. within OPA SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
2164. —9
PLYMOUTH 1936 4-door: good mech. con
dition; $250, w'ithin OPA ceiling. RA.
0413 after 5 p.m
PONTIAC 1937, 1939 engine. 4-dr. sed ,
in good condition; 4 new tires, heater;
privately owned: $600, within OPA ceiling.
DU. 1938. 10 to 2. 7*
NASH ’39 Ambassador. Diamond cab.
excellent mechanical condition: finish and
tires good; guaranteed ceiling price.
$1,186. SAFFORp CHANDLER MOTOR
CO.. 629 H st. n.e., AT. 4600. —8
STUDEBAKER 1938 State President con
vertible sedan; OPA low ceiling. $811. A.
& S. MOTOR SALES. 4515 14th st. n.w.
GE 3880 8*
STUDEBAKER 1942 Champion business
coupe: radio and heater; one owner, driven
27,000 miles. Here is a chance to trade
in your older car and get dependable war
ranted transportation; OPA ceiling. $1,066.
LEE D. BUTLER CO., 1121 21st st. n.w.
DI. 0110. —9
TAXICABS. 1940 and 1941 Plymouths,
1941 Fords, with PUC license; cabs in
excellent condition: terms and trade
These cabs are guaranteed 30 days. 50
Mass. ave. n.w AD. 6094. —S
MOTOR SCOOTERS for sale. 2, 1946
models good as new. Can see by appoint
ment. Phone WA, 6401,—8
COMPARE THESE CARS—A fine selection
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 liquamallc drive $2,195
'42 Studebaker 4-dr. Skyway sed.,
r. and h.. o.d. . . __ 1,532
'41 Lincoln-Zephyr 4 - door sedan:
heater _ _ _ 1.837
’40 Cadillac 62 model sedan, r.
and h. __ __ 1.757
'41 Buick 90 model 8-pass, limou
sine sedan, r. and h., low mile
age __ __ 2.996
Many others to choose from. HYATTS
VILLE BUICK CO.. WA. 4111.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICK, Chrysler, Dodge. Plymouth, Olds
and Pontlaes badly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Hignest prices paid for clean cars. Drive
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or call Mr Miller at EX. 4800
RANDALL MOTORS. INC., 1150 17th st
nw (corner 17th and Ml
BUICKS. Chevrolets, Fords. Pontiac or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
ceiling price. SI HAWKINS, 1333 14th.
BUICK, American Bantam. Chevrolet. Ford,
Packard or any car, in good condition,
urgently needed. We pay the lull ceiling
price in cash in 3 minutes. LOVING
MOTORS. 1019 M st. r..w.
BUICK. CHEVROLET or any make car.
Will pay highest cash price. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut, WO. 8400.
BUICKS WANTED—I will pay the highet
cash dollars, any make, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344.
BUICK OWNERS—Get every dollar your
car is worth. EM. 9754, Bob Terrett.
Positive transportation may be arranged
while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
CHEVROLET, late-model, low-mileage car
wanted for personal use. WESTMORE
LAND AUTOS, TA. 4200.
CHEVROLETS, ’36-’39; will pay top cash
price for cars In good condition. WEST
MORELAND AUTOS, TA. 4200.
CHEVROLETS—Cash for youi car, no red
tape. SCHLRGEL A GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
st.. Takoms Park. D C . Georgia 3300
CHEVROLETS WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
your car Is worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432
Conn. ave.
CHRYSLER-PLVMOUTH DEALER will nay
the maximum cash price for any desirable
car; save time. WHEELER, INC.. 4810
Wisconsin, OR. 1020, 9 to 8. Closed Sun.
bORDS—Cash lot your cat, no leo tape
aCHLEGeL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st..
Takoma Park. D C.. Georgia 3300
FORD, 1936-1939. in good condition,
wanted at once. WESTMORELAND AUTOS,
TA. 4200.
FORD, 1940-1941 or 1942. in good con
dition. for own use. WESTMORELAND
AUTOS. TA. 4200.
FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
is worth. EM. 9754, J. Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432 Conn. ave.
FORDS WANTED—I will pay the highest
cash dollars, any make, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344.
FORD OWNERS—Get every dollar your car
Is worth. EM. 9754, Bob Terrett. Posi
tive transportation may be arranged while
waiting for your new car. CENTRAL MO
TOR SALES, 4432 Conn. ave.
OLDSMOBILE WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
PLYMOCTH8——Cssb for your car; no rad
tape_ BCHLSGEL A GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park. D C. Georgia 3300
PLYMOUTHS WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R, I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
PLYMOUTH OWNERS—Get every dollar
your car is worth. EM. 9764, Bob Terrett.
Positive transportation may be' arranged
while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
9.*r„i* worth EM. 9754, J. Dewey Rice,
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIACS WANTED—I will pay the high
est cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. h ave. at
20th st. n.«. Adams 8344.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cont.)
PONTIAC OWNERS—If you are planning
j to sell your car. see Jack Blank first,
i Highest cash prices and courteous service.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO , Washington s
. Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1437 Irving st.
] n.w.. AD. 8500
STUDEBAKER wanted—T will pay the
i highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th
ist. n.e. Adams 8344.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Chryslers.
Buicks. Packards. Cadillacs. Studebakers.
Dodges. Plymouths, Chevrolets. Call or
drive by. GENE CASILEEERRY, 164U
Benning rd. n.e.. FR. 5231.
' WANTED, ybur carl Don’t wait and be
; sorry, delay might cost you hundreds of
! dollar*. Sell your car today to McKee
and get absolutely top value We'll also
; give you a priority number to make you
among the first to get a new Pontiac (that
time can’t be too far avayi We desper
ately need your car and we are prepared to
go the limit. See us today. McKEE
PONT1AC. INC.. 22nd and N Sts n w
ME. 0400
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, call Bob
! Cook. COOK MOTOR CO . N H ave. and
L n.w.. ME 8824. DI 9320
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC., etclusive,
Lincoln-Mercury dealer—We will buy ir
trade your car for the highest price. Do
i not sell before getting our price. Con
veniently located at 1125 15th st n.w
RE 0303
TOP PRICE FOR YOUR CAR. any make.
any model, never too new. never too old. i
Open eves, and Sun Plenty narking space
, Will come to your home or office. WINNS
MOTORS. "Win With Winn." 159 Florida
ave n.e.. EX 2«08
CASH AT ONCE—Top dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
n.e., AT. 7200. Open evenings.
WANTED FOR CASH, any make or model
car truck or station wagon: highest legal
Erices paid. Phone WI, 1635—and our
uyers will call at your convenience.
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO. Chevrolet
dealer. 7725 Wisconsin ave. n.w. —7
EX-SERVICEMAN needs late-model used
car: will consider any body style; have all
cash. Chestnut 9626. 8* |
BRING YOUR TITLE and get highest spot
cash for your car. WORRELL MOTOR
CO.. 1553 Pa ave. s.e . FR. 1039.
EX-SERVICEMAN wants to buy a pri
vately owned car. will pay all cash, price
no object. Call Mr. Carre, Adams 8344
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
A PRIVATE PARTY with a good car
call Adams 8.344. I will pay you a high
cash price WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID for your car.
all cash, no checks. Don’t take less.
Call Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES
OUT-OF-TOWN CASH BUYERS available,
be sure to get their big cash price for
your car. Adams S944. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES R. I. ave. at r20th st. n.e.
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. *2S77. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.,
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a m.
until 9 p.m.
uLu-muvtL uks. any maxe. price no
object: will call with cash. RHODE IS
LAND MOTORS. 1620 R. I. ave. n.e. MI.
9774.
FULL CEILING PRICES PAID—Don't sell
until you see us: need 100 cars—1930 to
1942 cars: absolutely high cash price If
car is paid for. will give you cash. If car
is not paid for. will pay off balance and
Day 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 S:30 to 5, closed
on Sunday. Call North 1111 for appraisal.
PRICE NO OBJECT—Any make or model.
1931 to 1941: will come with cash
RHODE ISLAND MOTORS. 1620 R. I. ave
n.e., MI. 9774.
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth.
Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS, Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ers, 8000 Georgia ave., SH. 4500.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES for Chryslers,
Buicks. Packards. Cadillacs. Studebakers.
Dodges. Plymouths, Chevrolets. Call or
drive by. GENE CASTLEBERRY, 1640
Benning rd. n.e.. FR. 5231.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE, 1126 20th st. n.w. District
9141.
NAVAL OFFICER needs clean auto to take
family home in June: can afford 1937.
1938. 1939. any make: private party: no
dealers. HO. 7300. Ext. 39 evenings. 7*
WE WILL BUY your '39, '40 and '41 Ford,
Chevrolet or Plymouth: top ceiling price.
See Washington s oldest Ford dealer, HILL
& TIBBETTS. 1114 Vermont ave. n.w..
NA. 9850.
BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON & ORME. 17th and M sts
n.w
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON & ORME.
17th and M sts. n.w Call DI. 8100 for
cash offer
CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Fords. Chevrolets
and Plymouths. Phone Atlantic 6800
PTEUART MOTORS. 3rd and H sts n.e
JALOPY, vintage 1928 to 1930, Ford
model A preferred, just so it runs, needed
bv veteran. DU. 3553 after 6 pm. •
NAVY OFFICER needs 1936-1939 auto,
good condition' Chevrolet or Dodge pre
ferred: cash. Phone FR. 6327. 9*
EX-SERVICEMAN needs 1936 to 1939 car
for work. All cash. Good condition. TR
4215. SIDOR. 8*
I NEED a late-model, privately owned
used car for cash. No dealers. Call Union
.3360. 6 to 10 p.m. •
VETERAN will pay cash for 1940. 1941 or
1942 coupe or 2-door sedan. Car must be
in good condition. Call RE. 7400, Ext.
62425. between 8 a m. and 4:30 p.m. Ask
for MISS DICKSON. 8*
VETERAN needs car for work, any 1939
model or later; must be in good mechani
cal condition. Call HALL, NA. 6516, be
fore 6 n.m. •
VETERAN will pay cash for good small
car from private owner. Franklin 8260,
Ext. 302, after 6:30 p.m. 9»
4-DOOR SEDAN. 4-6-cyl., $150-$400. any
make. MR. RICE. E. 0230, 8:30 to 4:30 8*
ANY LIGHTWEIGHT MODEL in good run
ning condition. Call daytime, RE. 1100.
Ext. 480: evenings, HO. 0151. Ext. 87 2. 9*
PRIVATE PARTY wants clean, low-priced
car. motor good condition, cabriolet pre
ferred: cash: no dealers. DE. 3675
VETERAN wants clean, light car, '35-’39:
$500 or less; popular make. Box 291 -E,
Star. 8*
BUSINESSMAN urgently needs car; prefer
Plymouth, Pontiac. Oldsmobile or Chev
rolet. late model. RA. 7761. —13
EX-SOLDIER, pay all cash; five or seven
passenger sedan. '38 to '41. Call evenings
6 to 9 p.m.. Chestnut 7162.
VETERAN needs good used car. will pay
your price: cash': must be in good condi
tion: prefer 1942 Plymouth. Call WA.
6818. MR. BAKER. —9
VETERAN will pay cash for '41 or '42
car: good condition; no dealeri. Call GL.
2397. s
Goren on Bridge
East and West vulnerable. West
deals.
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Q 6 3
0 K J5
A K Q 7
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A Q J 9 6 5 3
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The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
Pass 1* Pass 1A
Pass 2 A Pass 4 A
Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
In attempting to guess the loca
tion of missing honors or the dis
tribution of a specific suit, it is our
policy to resort to- percentages or
probabilities only when no other evi
dence is available. Any clue picked
up at the table should be assigned
more weight than an abstract math
ematical proposition. Today's hand
illustrates what we have in mind.
The bidding was quite regular.
West held what some players regard
as an optional opening, but prop
erly chose to pass because of the
probable difficulties that might te
encountered in finding a rebid.
North elected to open with one club
because his hand was not quite up
to the standard of a no-trump bid,
and a spade opening might present
a rebidding problem on the next
round. The bidding thereafter was
routine.
West’s opening lead was the king
of hearts, followed by a prompt
shift to the three of diamonds, hop
ing to put declarer to the guess if
he did not hold the queen. De
clarer’s play at this point makes no
difference, but he did put up the
king, which, of course, held. He
then returned to his hand with the
jack of clubs and took the spade
finesse.
North was somewhat critical or
his play, contending that the finesse
should not have been taken with 10
trumps. South referred to the per
centage tables to show that the
finesse was the proper procedure
with three cards missing. “After
all,” he pleaded, “I didn't have a
look.” North was right, but not for
the reason he assigned. He too had
missed the point.
It is true that percentages favor
the finesse with 10 when the king
is missing. But declarer had a bet
ter clue than the percentage tables.
At the end of trick two, West is
marked almost to a certainty with
the ace-king of hearts and the ace
of diamonds. If he also held the
guarded king of spades it is quite in
conceivable that he would have
chosen to pass as dealer. A player
will frequently pass a holding of
three honor tricks, but it is not
sound business to count on any one
having passed three and a half
tricks. East is therefore marked
with the king of spades, and the
only hope is that it is alone.
To pick off the single king would
have been a good illustration of
playing by ear.
Tomorrow’s Problem.
As East you hold:
4 Q 5 3 J 5 OA 10 9 872 452
The bidding has proceeded:
West. North. East.
14 24 ?
What do you bid?
(Copyright. 1946. by Charles H Goren)
Take My Word for It
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers’ Corner.
Frankfort: Please settle a dis
pute. For anemic I say “uh-NEE
mik.” My friend insists on "uh
NEM-ik.’t* Who’s right?—B. S.
Answer—The prevailing Ameri
can pronunciation is: uh-NEE-mik.
The British “uh-NEM-ik” is obso
lete in American usage.
Louisville: How did the “som',
get into the word ensemble?—E. K.
Answer—The customary Ameri
can pronunciation, ahn-SAHM-b'l,
is patterned after, but actually is
quite unlike, the French pronunci
ation. In French, the vowel sound
of the' first and second syllables is
nasalized as indicated by the Colby
symbol: (N). The third syllable,
-ble. is a soft “bluh” vanish, thus:
ah(n)-SAH(N)-bluh. In attempt
ing the French pronunciation, some
announcers say: “ah-SAHM,'’ which
is neither French nor English.
Los Angeles: Colby, you’re wrong!
You insist that you were correct in
saying that your assistant, fog
brained old Dr. Etaoin Shrdlu, “con
sulted shelffuls of books.’’ Sorry,
but your other critic was right—it
should be “shelves full of books.”—
W. W. T.
Answer—Sorry, but Doc S. did
not consult the shelves, full or emp
ty. He pawed through the books
from the shelves.
Let's look at it in this light: One
cannot consult a shelf full of books.
Books must be removed from the
shelf before they can be opened
and read. And old Doc S. wras doing
just that—consulting books by the
shelffuls. As a matter of fact, the
shelves themselves were practically
empty.
Later, however, when he had fin
ished reading the shelffuls of books,
he returned them to the shelves,
and then, and only then, were the
shelves full of books. See what I
mean?
(Copyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc., 1948.)
LA FF-A-DAY
“What d’ya mean—‘What did I
say just now?’ That was YESTER
DAY!”
LETTER-OUT
FECUND -
Fool
ELECTING -
Original
SURCOTE
Nickname (or hawker
KNEES “ j=j
Observed
SCRIBE j=j
Graneries L
Remove one letter (rom each word and
arrange to snell the word called lor.
Print the letter opposite the word (rom
which you have removed it. It you havg
"Lettered-Out” correctly it’s an error.
Answer to Testerday’i Letter-Oat.
(B) BRAGGED-DAGGER (dirk).
<Oi ADROIT-TRIAD (a crowd!.
(G> AGREES-ERASE (obliterate).
(I) CALIPER-PLACER twater-miner).
(E) SOURCE-SCOUR (clean).

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