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WATER FRONT PROPERTY j[ Cent.).
FURNISHED cottage on lower Potomac
water front nr. Patuxent Naval base. 00
Wash Rent. $500 to Nov. l; sale
Price. $4,500. WI. 0903. 28*
ABOUT 300 FT., on Potomac, at Colton’s
Point. Md ; large lawns, shade and fruit
trees; full reparian rights; 3 bedrooms,
bath, large living room, dining room with
Heatrola fireplace, electricity. Pyrofax gas
range, electric motor on artesian well;
beautiful location, almost entirely sur
rounded ty water. Information at Butter
5 store. Bamman's bungalow. Box
./b-j. Star. otj*
DARE BEACH—4-room and bath bunga
low: completely furnished; large living
room. 2 bedrooms and kitchen, large front
and side porches screened in; overlooking
Chesapeake Bay. A bargain for $4,750.
Substantial cash. Balance easy. Open all
day Thursday. ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313.
COTTAGE at Idlewilde. Shady Side. Md.;
3 rooms and bath, completely furnished,
new Magic Chef gas stove, electric refrig
erator: *2 block to bay; reasonable for
cash: by owner. West River 44-F-2. —3
WANTED summer cottage or house, near
water; modem conveniences; for one to
Wlthln 50 mi. Washington.
Call PEDROW. NA. 6854. —30
SACRIFICE—Potomac River, sportsman’s
home on beautiiul 8*4-acre point. 1.700
feet frontage. 25 miles Washington, beau
tilully landscaped. Modern dwelling and
excellent servant’s house, both with mod
ern conveniences and furnished: other
buildings. Immediate possession. $25,000.
Corrotoman riverfront. Lancaster Coun
ty, Virginia: 255-foot frontage, l3* acres,
s-room dwelling, bath, electricity, fruit;
immediate possession; $7,500. Also farms,
homesites. acreage. LEONARD SNIDER.
La Plata. Md.
_Z_.1— ■ - " -
_SUMMER HOMES.
COTTAGE, furnished, a.m.i.; Pennsylvania
mts.. Protestant community: $325 season.'
car needed. Phone RE. 2527. —2(5 I
COLORED—-WANTED—Two-bedroom fur
nished cottage located near beach within i
approx. 40-mile radius of Wash., com
muting by auto. Call CH. 2000. Ext. 851. |
ACREAGE FOR SALE. _
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—52 acres on Co- !
himbia pike. Montgomery County, 485-ft.
frontage: must act quickly. Snider.
SL. 3001. —29
GEO. H. WILLI AIMS CO.—2812 acres close
to Silver Spring; 470-ft. frontage: excellent
for subdiving. For full information and
inspection call Snider. SL. 3001. —29
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Little over acre,
about 2 miles from Georgia ave.. Silver
Spring; leaving town, must sell. SL. 3001.
—29
25,659.120 SO. FT. of apartment and com
mercial ground; price as an entirety when
zoned. 50c sq. ft.: would consider accept
ing major cost of ground in preferred
stock in a corporation capable of building
up these vast additions. FULTON R.
GORDON, owner. 1427 Eye st. n.w. DI.
6230 until s p m. Brokers, attention. —26
APPROX. 50 ACRES near Ga. ave.. Forest
Glen rd.. Sligo pkwy., Md. Will take in
trade small apartment. OWNER, Box 124
J. Star. 29*
lOti ACRES, nice frontage on Lee hwy.,
close in to Falls Church: beautiful bldg.
Rites in line for subdividing; priced to
sell. For further information call FREN
ZEL. McLean. Va. Elmwood 378. —29
ACREAGE HOMESITES that cost no more
than city lots but give much more free
dom. Be a real land owner with room
for a large lawn, garden, fruit trees and
space for your children to safely play on
their own land. Tracts of 1 or more
acres in a pretty, well restricted develop
ment in suburban Va. Terms as low as
15*7 cash with reasonable monthly pay
ments. Phone GE. 7037. —26
A CHOICE o-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. SL. 3429. —20
BO-ACRE PARCEL, fully approved, sur
veyed. plotted and staked into acre plots;
located on U. S. Route 29 at Colesville,
Md.: real opportunity for developer who
appreciates the value of a subdivision ap
proved and ready to ride: $55,000. K. P.
RIPLEY SH. 7539. Sun. and eves.. SH.
0910, Mr. Romer. —29
TEN ACRES—Near Rte. 224. Accokeek.
Md.: 12 cleared rest in timber; 5-room
house: attic could be finished; well and
orchard MR. CARR, owner. 20*
DEVELOPERS - SI EJMVIDERS! Approxi
mately 300 acres for sale at $130 per
acre: Anne Arundel County near Davidson
ville, Md., 20 miles to D. C. line. Excel
lent roads to property. Only $30 per acre
rash required, balance financed 1st trust.
In whole or in part, as small tracts are
sold. Excellent for returning veterans or
others wanting space to spread out on
email farms of from 2 to 5 acres. Box
144-Z. Star. —26
B5 ACRES, about 8 or 9 miles due north
of Silver Spring, accessible from down
town over 2 main highways, $400 an acre;
a low price for property as close in. R. P.
RIPLEY. SH. 7539. Sun. and eves.. SH.
0910. Mr. Romer. —29
10 ACRES, wooded, nearly level, just off
dual highway now being built to Indian
Head; $3,500. Will trade for city prop
erty. Box 306-H, Star. 20*
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED HOMESITES. adj.
(dual) Lee hwy., Fairfax Co.. 19 mi. from
Memorial Bridge: 1 to 4 acre tracts: rea
sonably priced: restricted: arch, and bldg,
assistance if desired. CH. 4266. —28
RESTRICTED building sites. Only 8 mi.
from D. C. line, near Clinton. Md. 2 to
10-acre tracts with elec., tel., mail de
livery. school bus and water at property;
$300 to $400 per acre. OWNER. SL. 5533.
—29
35 ACRES, facing on 2 good roads: trout
stream through center of property: about
10 acres suitable for cultivation: good
view, high wooded knolls, large trees: $175
per acre: terms to substantial purchaser.
THOMAS & CO., phone Vienna 125: eve.,
Vienna 111-J. —2
ACREAGE—12 miles from Silver Soring
traffic light out Colesville pike, Md., Route
29. only 8 miles from White Oaks Naval
Lab. in the heart of Montgomery County;
20 acres: 12 acres clear, balance in large
oak and hickory; 2 streams, new cut road
with heavy reinforced concrete bridge
across stream: 44 fruit trees, some bearing'
next year: also one of the finest wells in!
the county: acreage in this vicinity priced
at from $1,000 to $2,500 per acre; will sell
ell for $17,000; half cash, balance first
trust. T. D. BURGESS, 2524 Pa. ave. s e.
FR. 2802 until 9 p.m. —29
ATTENTION! Builders, developers, inves
tors—About 50 acres of beautiful rolling
country on hard-surfaced Chesterbrook rd.,
Fairfax County, about 2 mi. from the
Wash. Golf and Country Club: elev. 300 ft.:
land mostly cleared and bordered by Tim
mit Run: only $800 per acre: also 15
acres of cleared land on a knoll in Mont
gomery County, in a subdivision on Seven
Locks rd. and Cabin John Creek. 7 miles!
from D. C. line, along Bradlev blvd.: op-:
portunity at $300 per acre Mr. Sharnoff.
EM. 2527, BROWN REALTY CORP .
DI. 8007.
QUAINT ACRES—See our ad under lots for
sale. DREISEN-FREEDMAN. INC . 8032 ;
Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md. SL. ] 700.
30 ACRES, located on Rt. 7, 10 miles
from D. C ; 5 acres in timber, balance
clear; $250 acre. RAY BARNEY, Vienna
218. —29 I
ACREAGE WANTED.
DOCTOR, retired, wants farm or acre
age for subdivision for investment, on
highway: will pay all cash. Montgomery
Co., no farther than 20 miles from Dis
trict line WI. 2571. 7002 Conn. ave.
—28
40-100 ACRES in vicinity of Beltsville,
Laurel: unimproved land. Will pay up to
$200 per acre. HERMAN HANNAUER,
7896 Georgia ave., SL. 4729, SL. 6025.
—29
WANTED AN ACRE, commuting distance
from Washington, where I’ll have the lib
erty, of parking my trailer home while
waiting for OPA to be abolished. I hope
to build a house when material is avail
able BIRDSALL, Box 124, Washington,
4 D C._29*
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
HOME AND ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, on j
main highway between Wash, and Fred
erick, Md.—General mdse, store, fully
stocked: also gas tanks, etc.: sales price.
$16,000 includes a fully stocked farm 1
store; long lease obtainable at very low j
rpnt: a nearby lovely home, modern im
provements. 4 bedrooms, bath. h.-w. heat. !
splendid automatic water system, double '
garage: fruit and flowers; poor health of i
owner reason for selling: this is a ful-1
fillment to a dream for independence and
happiness: very suitable for an experienced
store manager or one or two veterans and
their families. Write HARRY P. WILLIAMS.
Citizens Bank Bldg., Takoma Park. Md.
. —26__
FARMS FOR SALE.
Montgomery county, md.. 21- miles
from Potomac Hunt Club: wonderful view '
of surrounding estates. 202 acres, 136 till
able. 65 timber: water on south and west
sides of farm. Large stream. 8-rm. house,
lights, water, basement; also new house
how under construction, will be finished
about July 4: 1st floor. 4 rooms and
Powder room: 2nd fl.. 4 bedrooms and full
bath: fireplace, hot-air heat, bank barn
40x70. modern dairy barn. 40 stanchions;
some fruit trees: bldgs, cannot be dupli
cated for asking price. Price. $36,950.
EUGENE B. GINGELL. 7542 Georgetown
rd.. Bethesda. Md. WI. 2022. Mr. Mannar.
Rockville 16-W-l. —26
91 ACRES an Leesburg pike, Va.—Wide
frontage on Difficult Run; very fertile
farmland: substantial 6-room farmhouse;
electricity: outbuildings only fair. Price,
$18 000. terms. FRENZEL, McLean. Va.
ElmwTood 37W. —29
185-ACRE CATTLE FARM in fertile Lou
doun County. 28 miles from D. C.—This
farm has 25 acres of heavy oak timber, 2
streams, good fishing, excellent grazing
land: rest under cultivation: 8-room house
with bath, full cellar: frame barn. 3
chicken houses, corn crib and 2 machine
sheds: crops do not go with the place: this
place is an exceptional buv for $16,000.
FREEMAN & SHERBURNE. Vienna 30.
—26
FARMS FOR SALE (Cent.)
PRODUCTIVE FARM of "06 acres In Va.,
I within 25 miles of Washington (easy com
| muting distance). 8-room stone and frame
house with bath, water in kitchen. House
over 3 50 years old. Barn and outbuild
ings In good condition. Water in all
fields. Fenced and. cross-fenced. Good
section. excellent neighborhood. This
I fa^m has made money for its owner
Price, *2.2,500 Phone GE. 70.27. —20
F KLDI.KICK COUNTY—-450-acre dairy
farm, cow barn with 40 stanchions ap
proved for Washington mill; market, horse
stable for 11 head, all necessary outbldes.;
12-room stone residence, built in 1709
and remodeled in 19.20. formal garden. .2
tenant houses: .2.2 miles from Washington.
For particulars and appt., call WINFRED
S. PICKENS. NO. 7140. —28
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.—On fine
State rd,. 100 acres. 8-room house, elec
tricity: dairy barn and other outbuildings;
all cleared land; fine stream; improve
ments should be worth price asked, land
should be worth $100 per acre; price.
! $10,500. H. H. CARTER, 01.2 15th st.
i n.w. NA. 4 178: eves., AD. 4.2,29. —28
SMALL FARM with 8 acres of rich tillable
■ soil—5-room frame house, chicken house
land other outbuildings. Electricity. Phil
Ras and well water. Cash required, $4.
000. bal. on terms. AL BAKER & SON.
Realtors. 024 King st., Alex.. Va. Phone
ALex. 0044. TE. 7:'>4.2. Open Sundays. —20
i ONE OF THE BETTER Montgomery County
tMd.) farms of 280 acres with a beautiful
view' of the Blue Ridge Mountains—This
farm has 240 acres in cultivation and 40
acres in woodland; all farm equipment,
cattle, horses, hogs and chickens are in
cluded: the recently modernized mas'er
house with center hall has a 27-ft. living
room, dining room, library, electric kitchen
and dinette combined, glassed-in norch
and ’ • bath on first floor; 4 bedrooms, 2
dressing rooms, glassed-in room and 2
baths on second floor: kitchen has 6-ft.
Kelvinator. double sink, and walk-in «lec
tric refrigerator; the house, which is fur
nished. has hot-water heat, good cellar and
many other attractive features; there are
a servant s hou; e, barn and other out
buildings. Phone Mrs. Gregory or Bill
Wicker for appointment. WA. 181!). pvp
nin?s. OL. 227.2, with O. B. ZANTZINORR,
Jr , Rpal Estate. —2(1
I \ MILES from Chain Bridge—50 acres
of fertile farmland. 0-room house, barn,
corn crib, implement shed, chicken house
and hog house, on good road, school bus;
$12,750. FREEMAN & SHERBURNE.
'Phone Vienna .20. —26
COUNTRY ESTATE—Modern brick house.
7 rooms and 2 baths, located on a knoll
overlooking beautiful valley; swimming
Pool almost completed. 15*2 acres of clear
land. 2*2 miles from Vienna on good road;
this handsome estate must be seen to be
appreciated; $.21,500; convenie. t terms.
FREEMAN A: SHERBURNE. Vienna .20.
—26
.2 4 ACRES. 6-room house, near Herndon,
Va.: 20 acres in wheat; price, $2,674.
RAY BARNEY. Vienna 218. —29
GOOD FARM LAND. 107 acres. 1 Vu miles
from Manassas, Va.: 8-room house with
electricity, bath, cas stove, full basement:
coal h.-w.h.: house on high elevation with
shade trees in frbnt: 28 miles from D. C.
Priced at $16,000. RAi BARNEY, Vienna
218. —29
82-ACRE FARM near Herndon, Va.: new
house. 5 rooms and bath; barn, 20x60. 15
stalls: machine shed 20x00, other outbuild
ings. 17 acres in wheat, balance in Riass;
a good buy for $12,125. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna 218. —29
ani-Atttt MUIR rAKM located on Broad
Run in Loudoun Co., Va., 290 acres clear.
120 acres in timber, approximately 15.000
1 ft. white oak; all necessary farm machin
ery. including New Holland pick-up baler.
'International-H tractor. Ford-Ferguson
[tractor with all attachments, new grain
drill. Hammermill, 5 cows. 1 bull. 4 horses;
Colonial-type home, frame construction
with 9 rooms. 0-room frame tenant house;
barn 33x66: machine shed 36x36: 2 tool
houses. 15 tons of lespedeza hay; approxi
mately 200 tons of hay to cut this year;
price, $40,000: $20,000 cash. RAY BAR
NEY. Vienna 218. —29
200 ACRES. 8-room frame house, bath,
electricity; stream: all usual farm build
ings: Chester loam soil; excellent stock
cattle farm: located on paved road. 23
miles to D. C. Price, $23,000: terms.
J. E. KELLY, agent, or E. L. Hurley. Bro
sius Bldg., Rockville, Md. Phone 633.
17 4 ACRES. 9-room house, bath, electric
ity; nice shade: bank barn, other usual
farm buildings; excellent land, mostly
under cultivation; stream: paved road;
23 miles to D. C. Price. $30,000: terms.
J. E. KELLY, aaent. or E. I,. Hurley, Bro
sius Building. Rockville. Md. Phone 633.
189-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 7-room house,
electricity, bank barn. 27 cow stalls, other
usual farm buildingo; shipping Baltimore
market: 160 acres under cultivation and
in pasture; 29 acres in woods: 2 streams;
nice view; on good gravel road. 32 miles
to D. C.. priced to sell at once; $14,000;
terms. J. E! KELLY, agent, or E. L.
Hurley, Brosius Building, Rockville. Md.
Phone 633.
123-ACRE FARM in fine state of cultiva
tion, 70 acres cleared, rest in umber, all
new outbuildings, good iarge dwelling
and orchard; for immediate sale by
owner. N. S. RONQUEST, Silver Spring.
Spotsylvania. Va. —30
HELM REALTY CO.—16 acres, all fenced.
8-room modern brick home, nice shade,
large orchard: substantial cash. For full
information call Overlook 0534. —39
MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM, near Warrenton,
Va. 485 acres of beautifully rolling land,
bounded on 2 sides by a swift trout
stream: spring wrater every field: fine
old Colonial stone house, a favorite
stopping place for famous Confederate
! generals, often visited by a former Presi
dent of the United States: a profitable
farm now grazing over 3 00 head of
cattle with no purchased feed required:
spacious barns and outbuildings, good
fences; on a good State highway: a gor
geous view of the Blue Ridge Mountains
and Sky Line drive. Only $28,000. RALPH
CRAIN. CH. 3259. OX. 2191.
FARM BUILDINGS and 135 acres of land
for sale, in the heart of Green Mountain
in Northern Vermont, approximately 100
mi. from Canada and 20 mi. lrom city.
Equipped with electricity and running
water, also tractor and farm eouipment.
No stocks: $7,000. Box 56-G, Star.
GENTLEMAN’S ESTATE, with investment
possibilities: over 400 a . with attractive
old Colonial home of 31 rms ; 3 lge. halls.
2 stairways, 5 fireplaces, 2 baths: h.-w.h.:
3 large old stone chimneys. House is old
and historical, but has been thoroughly
renovated and modernized; beautiful lawn
with magnificent old trees: lge. amount
of saw timber, will bring in substantial
Income. Fronts on Richmond highway,
two other roads and historical creek: 40
mi. from Washington over high-speed high
way. Shown by appointment only. Phone
GE. 7037. —*»«
BARGAIN—SO acres. ^S.OOO: $4,000 cash
required as down payment: will assume 1st
trust on balance: located between Manasas
and Dumfries at Independent Hill. Va :
electricity in 3 bldgs.: cinder block house
and barn combination building. glass
front, cement foundation. 4-in. cork lined,
ana 1 frame barn; well 217 ft. deen. 200!
ft. 6-in. casing: about. 25 acres cleared,
balance in timber: this place was used as
a summer home. See owner. TUTTLE. 275
1st st. n.e.. Wash.. D. C. Building worth
more than price asked. 26*
NEAR MANASAS, about 29 miles lrom
D. C.—175 acres, 25 in good timber, bal- !
ance cleared and fenced. Modern 1-room;
house, excellent, out-buildings. 99 acre1?
in hay. 36 acres in wheat: price, $29,999 j
with SI ,509 in cash. REAL ESTATE
service, INC., Lee hwy., at Glebe rd.,
GL. 0501. —29
FIVE ACRES, about 7 or 8 miles from
Silver Spg.—2-story, 5-room frame house
with well and elec.: few small bldgs.: store
handy: $7,500. half cash. R. P. RIPLEY,
SH. 7539. (Sun. and eves., DU. 4200, Ext.
404. Mr. Bogardus.) —28
NEAR OLNEY. MD.—A 5-acre place just
over the line into* Howard County: frame
house of 3 rooms, bath and elec., deep
well with elec, pump, small barn and or
chard; bldgs, in fine shape: $7,500, half
cash; would make a dandy retreat ior
city people. R. P. RIPLEY. SH. 7539.
(Sun. and eves., DU. 4200, Ext. 404. Mr.
Bopardus.) —29
FAIRFAX COUNTY FARM—This well-kept
farm of 118 acres is marked by produc-!
five land and up-to-date farm buildings.
About 65 acres in alfalfa, clover, and
blueerass, with the balance wooded, in
cluding considerable valuable timber.
There are 1J springs on the farm and it
is bordered by a picturesque creek. The;
house sits in a grove of trees back from
the road on a hill and has 6 rooms, bath,
elec., range and refgr. The outbuildings
include 2 tenant houses with elec., a sub-:
s:antial barn built in 1942 and with 221
stanchions. 2 other barns, machine shed, j
dairy house and chicken house. A deep
drilled well supplies water to the house I
and most outbuildings 20 miles from
Washington. Price. $22,000: J3 down j
Exclusively with MASON HIRST. Annan
dale. Va.. at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone ALex. 5812. Closed Sundays. —28
CLOSE-IN businessman’s farm, 4 mi. from
Rockville Courthouse. Mont. Co., Md.—
Only 19 mi. from White House. 369 acres
rich Chester loam soil in very high state
of cultivation. 100 acres in heavy blue
grass sod. Watered by Rock Creek. 100
acres in good saw timber. Main 9-room
brick dwelling, about 100 years; 2 good
tenant houses, complete set outbldgs.,
incl. 40-cow modern dairy barn. Priced
to settle estate. $60,000, $30,000 cash,
bal. 10 years JOHN A. BRICKLEY. ex
clusive agent. SL. 5533. —29
VACANT—250 acres near Waldorf, between
present S. Capitol st. bridge and Morgan
town bridge. 6-room farmhouse, 2 to
bacco barns, 100 acres tillable, balance
timber. Cheap for quick cash sale. OWN
ER, SL. 5533. —29
10 ACRES near Colesville. Md.: modern 4
bedroom country home, with large shade
trees, screened porch, oil heat, large living
room, fireplace. 2V2 baths, master bedrm..
bath, shower, with fireplace, lge. walk-in
closet: full basement, laundry tubs. 2 fruit
compartments for canned fruits, 1 Kel
vinator freeze box: tenant house for gar
dener and caretaker; nice barn for 3 cows,
2 horses; poultry houses for 300 layers,
hoghouse for 25 hogs, dog kennel with 4
runs; 1 large cold-freeze unit will pack
3 steers; large garden planted, strawber
ries, fruit trees; property all nicely fenced,
outdoor barbecue fireplace, ideal for en
tertaining; everything cozy: will take $12.
500 to handle: possession on July 5. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
(Md.) 2846. —3
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_FARMS FOR SALE.
:tO Ml. OF D. C.» 1 mile off Route 340—
103-acre stock farm; stream through
meadow, well, 4 springs, old house, 6
rooms; new galv. roof. elec, at door. Price,
*8,500. OWNER. SH. 4.150. —30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, central part—
00-acre farm. 7-room house with bath
and furnace, real good bain and everal
other bldgs., well-kept apple orchard: 00
acres under cultivation, balance pasture: a
i fine location and all in good shape; $15,
|750. R P RIPLEY. SH ^530. <Sun. and
.eves., DU. 4300, Ext. 404. Mr. Bogarclus.)
!_ _ _ —30
EQUIPPED 140-acre cattle farm; Army
officer moving to Va.: close in. a beauty,
all lenced. 3 streams, 3 springs, 7-room
house with bath, all outbuildings in good
repair; slock, machinery, hay; everything
| goe *.
Frederick Co. dairy farm. 330 acres. .‘15
stanchion barn: have been shipping to
Washington: 8-roojn house witn bath;
lovely tenant hou.se. bank barn and all
other necessary outbuildings in good repair:
also several growing crops; land in best
state of cultivation.
$11,500. equipped: 50 acres, 3 houses,
one with water, electricity, bath, heating
plant; 30 acres in bearing apple orchard:
apples, peaches, cherries; farm equipment
all included, including chickens.
landscapers, attention; 370-acre farm.
300 acres in bluegrass; this farm ironting
on high road with 3 tenant houses; has
springs and streams: about 30 acres in
woodland; ideal cattle farm; 35 miles out:
$150 per acre.
Dog kennel, on hwy.; o acres with 4
bedroom country home, all modern *ith
fireplace; new dog kennels with wire and
concrete floors, garage and 3 box stalls
for horses or cows; fruit trees, plenty oi
lovely shade, with 3 streams; on busline
JOHN BURDOFP, Colesville, Md. Call
Ashton (Md. > 384t>._—
_FARMS WANTED.
I)0('TpR. retired, wants farm or acreage
for subdivision lor investment; on hignwav:,
will pay all cash: MonttAjmery Co., no far- ;
ther than 30 miles lrom District line. WI.
3i>< 1. <003 Conn, ave < —38 ,
SMALL FARM, improved or unimproved,
within J50-mile rad; is of Washington.
D. C. by retired Govt, employe. Please
describe lolly. Write JOHN SAGAN, P. O.
Box 1Q7. Arlington. Va 36*
_LEGAL NOTICES.__
H. CLAY ESPEY. Attorney for Plaintiff*.
Filed May 24, 1040. Charles E. Stewart,
Cl rk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States lor the District of Colum
bia.—FERD E. CARTER. ROBERT G. CAR
TER. WALTER E. CARTER. WILLIAM G.
CARTER. Jr.. CATHERINE CARTER PEN
NINGTON. Plaintiffs, vs. CORNELIA P.
GRADY, C. E. MACKEY et aI., Defendants.
—Civil Action No. 34534.—ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.—The object of this suit is
to obtain a judgment that a promissory
note payable to deiendant C. E. Mackey
dated March 30, 1023. made by William
G Carter, Deceased, promising payment of
$3,000.00 on or before three years alter
its date with interest at tl'.o per annum
is presumed paid under tiie common law
presumption of payment after lapse ol
twenty years alter due date, and that the
deed of trust dated March 30, 1023. re
corded March 31, 1023, in the oflice of the;
Recorder of Deeds for the District of j
Columbia in Liber 4883. at folio 55, one
of the land records of the District of I
Columbia, signed by said William G. Car- j
ter and Margaret J. Carter, his wile, con- I
veying Lot 287 in Square 1004 in the!
District ol Columbia, improved by prem
ises 1218 G Street. Northeast, to Ernest
H. Daniel and Walter A. Johnston, both
now deceased, as trustees, to secure pay
ment o' the said note, which deed of
trust remains unreleased of record, is no
longer a lien against said real estate, in
order that sale of said property by plain
tiffs to defendant Cornelia P. Grady may
be consummated free and clear of the
lien of said note and deed of trust. On
motion of the plaintiffs, it is this 24th
day of May A.D. 1940. ordered that the
defendant cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi
days, 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 Evening Star and The Wash
ington Law Reporter before said day.
(S.) JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. (Seal.)
A True Copy. Test: CHARLES E STEW
ART. Clerk. By CLARA F CONNELL.
Deputy Clerk. my2H.je4.1l.
MICHAEL .1. LANE. Attorney,
Columbian Bldg.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia. Holding Probate Court.—In re. Estate
of Joseph J. Shechy. Deceased,—Admin
istration No. 154,24 2.—ORDER NISI—'
Margaret Dooley, administratrix of the
estate ol Joseph J. Sheehy. deceased, hav
ing reported to the Court that pursuant;
to decree passed in the above-entitled
cause, she has sold said decedent’s real
estate, to wit; lot 51 in square H22. 1m-!
proved by premises 30 K St. N.W., to
John D Neumann for the sum of six
thousand five hundred dollars ($0,500.00)
all cash, subject to broker's commission of
$325., under the terms and conditions set
forth in said report, it is by the Court
this 24th day of May. 1040. Adjudged.
Ordered and Decreed. That the said sale
be and is hereby ratified and confirmed
by the Court, unless cause to the con
trary be shown on or before the 13th day
of June. J94B: provided a copy of this
order be published once in the Washing- i
ton Law Reporter and once in the Evening
Star at least ten days prior to said last
mentioned date. JESSE C. ADKINS, justice.
(SealJ A True Copy. Attest: VICTOR S.
MERSCH. Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate1
Court.
JOSEPH II. FREEHILL.
SCHOFNE, FREEHILL. KRAMER A FAN
ELLI, Attorneys, for Petitioners.
Jill K Street, Northwest.
Washington 6, D. C.
Filed May 24, 1940. Charles E. Stewart.1
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum- i
bia.— in Re: Application of Herman
Sapatkin and Miriam Lerner Sapatkin.
4071 Minnesota Avenue. N.E.. Wash
ington, D. C. — For Change of Name.
—Civil Action No. 35028.—ORDER.—Her
man Sapatkin and Miriam Lerner Sapat
kin. having filed a petition for a judgment
changing their names to Hi Sanders and
Meri Lerner Sanders respectively, and hav
ing applied to the Court for an order of
publication of the notice required by law
in such cases, it is by the Court this 24th
day of May 15*46. Ordered that all persons
concerned show cause, if any there be.
on or before the 22nd day of June. 1940. j
why the prayers of said petition should not ,
be granted: Provided that a copy of this,
order be published once a week for three;
consecutive weeks before said dav in the
Evening Star and the Washington Law
Reporter. <S ) JENNINGS BAILEY. Jus-1
t'ce. (Seal.) A True Copy. Test: CHARLES
E STEWART. Clerk. By CLARA F. CON
NELL. Deputy Clerk. my28Je4,11,
ROBERT R. FAULKNER. Attorney
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Slates for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No 00.947.
Administration.—This is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber of the Slate
of Texas has obtained from the Probate!
Court of the District of Columbia, letters1
of administration on the estate of Bruce
A. Low. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tne same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 1 iUh day of March. AD. 1947:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
under my hand this 22nd day of Mav.
1 940. SAM D. W. LOW. 940 Shoreham Bldg
(Seal! Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.
Register of Wills for the District of Co
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
my28,.ie4,l 1.
L. H. WOOLSKY, Attorney,
~‘i<> Jackson Place. Wash., D. C.
Filed May 24. 1940, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia.—John W. Davis, et al.. Plaintiffs, vs. !
Dolores Esperanza Corporation of Maine,
Dolores Mine Company of Maine, LaDura
Mill & Mining Co. of California, El Ravo
Mines Co. of Maine. Creston-Colorado Co.
of Ohio, et al.. Defendants.—Civil Action
No. 92,012.—The object of this suit is to
secure the appointment of a receiver for
funds now held by the Treasury Depart
ment of the United States lor the defend
ant Corporations; to secure a lien upon
the said funds in favo- of the plaintiffs:
and to make the remainder available for
those entitled to receive them. On motion
of the plaintiff, it is this 24th day of May.
1946, ordered that the defendants cause
their 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
PToceeded with as in ca&e of default.
Provided, a copy of this order be pub
lished once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter,
and the Evening Star before said day.
(S.) JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. (Seal.)
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk.
By ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
_my28.je4,l 1._
HYMAN COOPER, Attorney,
9902 Davis Place N.W.
Filed May 24, 194(5, Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia.—In Re Application of Hyman Cooper
for Change of Name.—Civil Action No.
25012.—Hyman Cooper, having filed a
complaint for a judgment changing his
name to Hylan Cooper and having applied
to the Court for an order of publication1
of the notice required by law in such
cases, it is, by the Court, this 24th day
of May. 194(5, Ordered that all persons
concerned show cause, if any there be, on
or beiore the 22d day of June, 194(5, why
the prayers of said complaint should not
be granted: Provided, That a copy of
this order be published once a week for
three consecutive weeks before said day
in The Evening Star and The Washington
Law' Reporter. (S.) JENNINGS BAILEY.
Justice. (Seal.) A True Copy. Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By ELEA
NOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
!_LEGAL NOTICES jConl.) _
T. STANLEY HOLLAND, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THU UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 00,9:41,
Administration.—This Is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber ot the District
of Columbia has obtained from the Pro
bate Court of the District of Columbia,
letters leslamentary on the estate of
Harold J. Taltavull. late of Ihe District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the -JOth
day of May, A.D. 1947: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
ol said estate Given under ils hand this
, flay of May. 1940. AMERICAN SE
o™£EY TRUST CO. Bv EARL G. JON
SCHER. Assistant Trust Officer. (Seal ( At
test THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of
Wills lor the District of Columbia. Clerk of
the Probate Court._ _mrIH.le4.il.
HARRY J. MAGINMS. FRANCIS J. "
KELLY, Attorneys, Munsey Building.
Filed May fi4, 194(4. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States tor the District ot Colum
bia —ANGELINA HARKLEROAD. "17 R
tl„ne. Plaintiff, vs. JOSEPH H. HARKLE
ROAD c/o General Delivery. Raleigh. N. C ,
Defendant.—No. :!4-4<SO.—The object of
this suit is for an absolute divorce on the
ground: of voluntary separation: from bed
and board for five consecutive years with
out, cohabitation. On motion of ihe plain
tiff. it Is this "4th day of May. 194H,
ordered that the defendant. Joseph H.
Harkieroad, cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi
days. 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 succes
sive weeks in the Washington Law Re
porter. and the Washington Evening
' Star’’ before said day. (S.i JENNINGS
BAILEY. JustiC. . (Seal j ALt-sl: CHARLES
E. STEWART. Clerk. By ELEANOR E.
JOBE. Deputy Clerk. my"K,.ie4,l 1
_AUCTION SALES.
__" TOMORROW.
\I)AM A WESCTILER A SON, Auctioneers.
—Attractive sale of new and used electri
cal equipment and supplies, new fluorescent
and other lighting fixtures; ventilating,
pedestal, exhaust and window fans, fire
extinguishers, fluorescent desk lamps, elec
tric heaters, door chimes, new fan replace
ment motors, soldering irons, serving sets,
electric trains and accessories, erector
sets, novelty toys, door checks, lock sets,
hacksaws, pliers, screwdrivers. wireN pad*
locks, door stops, motor tools, portable
electric drill, metal bins, shop equipment,
etc. By auction «t Weschler’s. JH)5 "E’'
st. n.w. tomorrow. Wed., May JO a m
Inspection today._ _
ZEI) L. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer—Auction at
Smiths Storage Warehouse, 010 S st. nw,
Wednesday evening, 7;:jo pm. (Please
note this Is a night sale. Something new
in Washington s auctions.) Furniture and
household effects of all kinds, suites and
odd pieces, including Colonial mahogany
antique sideboard. Victorian marble-top
tables, old chest of drawers, carved chairs,
odd dressers, beds complete, chairs of
various kinds, tables of many sizes, bed
ding. porch furniture, pictures, china,
glassware, odd pieces, bric-a-brac, lot of
other good and bad furniture. Special
attention, old Chickering square grand
rosewood case piano, in splendid Condi- i
tion. Terms of sale: Cash and prompt
removal required. For any detailed in
formation. call the warehouse office, NO.
_PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Purchase Section. National Bureau of
Standards. Washington. D. C.. until 2
p.m., June 7. 3 946, and then publicly
opened for restoring and repairing the
east end of Kiln Building at the National
Bureau of Standards, in accordance with
plans and specifications which may be
obtained from the Purchase Section. Na
tions 1 Bureau of St an d ards._— 2 h
COMMISSIONERS: Washington. D. c7,
May 27, 194*5. Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 509 District Building
until 2 o'clock p.m. and then publicly
opened as follow?: (a) On June 6. 3 94*5
* 1 ) repairing asphaltic pavements and
concrete bases with about 2.00** cubic
yards cement concrete base and about
2..-><**» tons of asphaltic materials «east
section) and *2) repairing about 3,5*)**
cubic yards cement concrete roadwav and
alley pavements and about 10,000 square
yards of cement concrete sidewalks and
*b> On June 7, 1946 *1) repairing as
phalt pavements and concrete bases with
about 2.000 cubic yards cement concrete
bases and 2,500 tons of ssphaltlc ma
terials (west section) and (2) furnishing
about 6.**00 tons of bituminous concrete
mixture or alternate._—1
_MONEY TO LOAN.
HOME LOANS—Low monthly payments.
including_principal. Interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A LOAN
ASSOC.. 610 I.3th at n.w Dl. 2370.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST — We will
buy second-trust notes. D C . nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT CORP.. 1312
N. Y are n.w National 6833.
BROKERS. ATTENTION! We buv 2nd
trust notes on D. C„ Md. and Va. houses
and farms FULTON R GORDON. 142T
Eye st n.w. DI 5230 until 8 p.m.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
CORP . RE. 1133.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearb'- Maryland,
Virginia or D C. property. THE AMERI-1
CAN CO . SO? 15th. NA. 8032
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4*7 Interest. Prompt
service. MOORE A HILL CC.. 804 17lh
st. n.w
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate, low rates,
terms or monthly payments, p. j. WALSHE.
INC.. 1115 Eye st n.w.. NA. 04RR
MONEY WANTED.
33 000. lst-TRUST NOTE, 5 per cent. le
cured on lst-commercia! nroDerty in D C
HARRY DREISEN or MURRAY CO.. NA.
7206 or TA. R902. —09
CHATTEL TRUST NOTE, approx. SI4.000.
good security, payable monthly O^c. sale at
discount. Bex 114-J. Star. 2fi*
FIRST DEED OF TRUST NOTE—Owner
will sell, $8,750, S'? interest, amortized
at $7.50 per M: well secured on valuable
D. C. real estate. Call RE. 0493. EM.
R315_—oil
_AUTO PAINTNG.
AUTO PAINTING — Complete Job. $36 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave. evt s e. LI. 3539
_TRAILERS.
NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 to I
24 month terms. Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service: alco acces
ivories._Cash for your trailer. RICHTER:
TRAILER SALES. Route 1. Berwyn. Md
Tel. Tower 5035.
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
service and repair for all makes of trailers.
We have in stock a complete line of the
following accessories: Beds, stoves. Vene
tian blinds, hitches, helper springs, etc. i
Goodyear 6-ply 7.50x16 tires to flt most
trailers and Cadillac. Packard. Buick and
Chrvsler cars. If you are interested in sell-:
in*r your trailer for cash, call Mr. Ladd at
W0 3231 for the best possible price.!
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC., 4030 Wis.
ave. n.w., WO. 3232. Open until 9 p.m.
FOR 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.
CMC BUS, good tires, running condition:
makes ideal trailer; $295. LI. 4139. —26
ZIMMER 1941 model 27-foot house trailer,
tandem wheels, electric brakes, with an
nexed frame living room addition equipped
with fluoiescent lights, size 8 by 16 feet.
Will sell as a unit for cash. Possession
June JOth. May be seen after 5 p.m. Sun
day and week days at Lot No. 51. Park
drive, SPRING BANK TRAILER PARK, on
U. S. Route No. 1. South of Alexandria
<directly across highway from Pen-Daw
Hotel). 28*
G.M.C. 1941 tractor and trailer. Lowboy,
12-ft. stake body. Will sell for reasonable
price. Ashton 2833. —2
CUSTOM BUILT, one-wheel trailer. 4x7
ft., varnished 5 ply, unfolds for sleeping
cabinet with small icebox, waterproof
canvas cover, ideal for camping, complete
with car attachment: price $150.. Call
CO. 3314. •
THREE NEW TRAILERS. »'4-ton: two 900x
16 tires: suitable for boat, air compressor
or heavy duty luggage trailer: less than
OPA “as is" ceiling. JAMES N. CRAIG.
366 L st. s.w. NA. 4198. —29
LUGGAGE TRAILER. practically new.
7.00-16 tires; 4x8: has stake type body;
price. $125. GE. 3944. —2
MOTORCYCLES.
SEBV1CE on all makes and models: plenty
of tires in stock, full line of chrome
accessories: cylinder reboring service.
A few good used machines in stock.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. 011 9th
st. n.w., RE. 0911.
ARIEL A. J. S., Matchless. Norton and
Triumph motorcycles; new. Immediate de
livery on some models BRITISH MOTOR
CYCLE SALES, 2014 M st. n.w,. RE. 6073.
_»>
GARAGES FOR SALE.
FACTORY Bl'ILT. sizes 12x30 and 20x20
STRAND BUILT overhead doori. Easy
terms Immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models L109 Jefferson Davis hwy..
Arlington, Va Open 9 e.m to 9 p.m,. Sun
day and holidays, or phone JA. 2104
GARAGES, wood or steel frame, concrete
floor, insulated, fireproof, plain or over
head doors, sizes I. 2, 3 car capacity, and
steel mill bldgs, sold on easy terms. Cali
for estimate. DUPONT IRON WORKS.
1160 18th st. n.w.. NA. 3766. —3
__GARAGES WANTED,
7-CAR GARAGE, n.e. section preferred:
must have electricity. FR. 3107 anytime.
WANT IMMEDIATELY—Garage, suitable
for auto repair shop: any reasonable rent,
grefer n.e. FR. :jj07_anyttme._—39_
_GARAGES FOR RENT.
PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE. .8x33 FT
electricity and water: rear 730 7th st
s e.: *13 mo. TR. 0079. Apply 719 8lh
st. s.e. "(j
SPACE FOR « OR 7 TRUCKS. 350o'»th
st. n.e. Telephone Ml. 9.731. MR. WIL
LIAMS. —;id
GEORGETOWN. 33rd st. between O and P
4-brick narages._al.sq_4 si udio. ME. 30.79.
_AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
CHEVROLET 1940 dump truck, good con
*£; TR. 0035. —39
t**®*APLane "30 pane): excellent tires
J.n.fl,,c£flil.,,lon OP A ceiling. *379.
HAZLETON MOTORS, 6001 Branch ave
s.e. SP. 0814. _3U
li-TON OPFN. weapons carrier with'cab
and body covered: cheap. Call NO 0300,
HARRY or VINCE, after Sam. _"7
TWO J3-FT TRUCK BODIES, van type,
*75 each. One 10-ft. truck body, insu
lated for refrigeration. $300. All in good
condition. Call MR. SASSCER, DI. 3413.
FORD TRUCK, 1020. 3 Va-ton, long wheel
base, stake body; *250. within OPA ceiling
TE. 6607. 111 Yale drive, Alex , Va
__—26
\ I Oil i^-TON DODGE pickups.
.1 1041 command cars.
1 lVa-ton GMC stake.
1 2Va-ton 10-wheel GMC (stake).
2 heavy-duty equipment trailers (cheap).
1 2v'i-Xjard dump body.
1 complete power winch (5 tons).
RICE MOTORS. J 800 Bladensburg rd. n.e.
Closed Sundays. All trucks guaranteed.
_ __20*
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central McT
tort*.C(L- *uthori*ed GMC truck dealers
ioS4takwesir2,/a‘,t0n GMC- 6x4 and 6x6s,
n-ft. bodies. 1 04?! Chev. 3 Vj tons.
rractor-traller unit — 1042 Chevrolet
nactor, '*-ton Gramm trailer, new con
dition. 1042 White model WA 126. air
brakes.
tioRoger. lowboy, 45-ton; excellent condi
New semitrailers. 25 ft. flat. 8 ft. wide
witn sides. 11.00x20 tires, air brakes; *800
under new cost.
Vans—2Va-ton GMC 104 2
Po!e line trucks—1 Ford. 1 GMC, com
plete with booms.
new*n$350i1o ,0aif' lnsu’-»,«d: fc“e
Jeen trailers. Va ton. 600x16 tires.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., .2143 Lee hwy .
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturdays. N to 0;
Sunday, 10 to 2. CH. 7000. OX. 0552.
To reach: Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy (Route 211 or 20). drive 1y, miles.
_AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
FULL RETAIL PRICE paid lor your slake,
pickup or panel truck: any make, anv
model: all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
AD. 8344.
ACT TODAY! Get that big price for
your truck, panel, station wagon or car.
any make, any model. Call Lou Allen.
MI. 0181. or drive to ' PARKWAY. 3051
M st. n.w._—:;i
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE~
VETERAN, white, desires general hauling,
large stake body, day or night; reasonable.
FR. 8260, Extension 72, after 5 p m. —20
1916, l^s-TON stake-body truck, depend
able 24-hour service with driver: day or
cont ; low rates. TA. 5870. RA 2435. —29
CALL SHARKEY for your local hauling,
clean. 1 Va-ton stake-body trucks. Phone
EX. 9680; night, RA. 4808. —3
VETERAN has large Reo stake-body truck
for hire; local, long distance. TA. 0051
or DI. 9871.
VAN TRUCKS, large or small fobs: experi
enced help, prompt service; reasonable
rates; veteran. TA. 2937. 29*
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW-TYFF 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 st. n.w.. AD. 8500. Quick, efficient
service.
AUTO 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 nriced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO . 1437 Irving st. n.w . AD. 8500. Wash
ington’, Largest Pontiac Dealer
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
have fust received a large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models of Genera! Mo
tors cars. Prompt, and neat installation
if desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO. 1437
Irving st. n.w . AD 8500
NEW AUTO PARTS —Grilles, hub caps,
cylinder heads, mufflers, wheels, floor mats,
lenses, grille guards, glove compartment
locks. Approved D C, Va and Md
sealed-beam headlights. Transmissions re
built and guaranteed. Auto glass installed.
J. L. BRENNER A; CO., iy40 Montana ave
n.e.. PR. lf»4o
MOTOR SCOOTER. 1946 Cushman, model
5.i-A. and sidecar: in perfect condition
tires very good Cali SL 3180 —26
AUTO. SEAT COVERS—New. blue and red
plaid sailcloth, fit large 4-dr. sed. 1937
’40. cost $10.95: will sell lor best offer.
EMERSON 8089. 28"
FENDER AND BODY WORK—Overheated
radiators cleaned on your car promptly.
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE.
72 Florida ave. n.e. MI. 7100. —3
AUTO SAFETY GLASS installed, new and
used parts, grills and rebuilt transmis
sions. ROBERT HERSON AWIO EX
CHANGE, 72 Florida ave. n.e. MI 7100.
HARLEY - DAVIDSON 1940 "fll". Over
head: excellent condition: sale or trade
23.„car- Evenings. 600 Albemar'.e st.
ENGINE BLOCK. Chevrolet 1931. Phone
RE. 6131. Ext. 215. —30
WATCH. 21 jewel, Hamilton railroad: 3
w-heel Harley-Davidson delivery motor
cycle. stodlo couch, yacht Tomollna. GRE
GORY S YARD. _820_M a i n e_a v e. s.w. —2!1
automobiles for sale.
BUICK 1941 ‘'90'’ Limited 7-passenger
sedan: radio and heater; excellent con
dition throughout. Warranty price. $2,
850. Trade, terms, cash. PARKWAY,
3051 M st n.w. MI. 0181.
CHEVROLET 1936 sedan; good motor;
$225, within OPA. Call TR 9630. 1352
H st. n.e. ”»•
CHRYSLER 1935 sedan heater: S.775.
OPA ceiling: best otter. 1815 16th st. »,*
Basement apt. •
CROSLEY 1947 station wagon: excellent
condition; lust overhauled: warranted
ceiling price. $749 MANHATTAN AUTO
RADIO CO.. 3706 71n st. n.w. —76
DODGE 1936 four-door: good running con
dition: quick sale. $340 cash, within OPA
ceiling. 11617 Frederick pi. si, Tues..
12 to 4:30 p.m. *
FORD 1941 taxi. $875: 1941 Plymouth
taxi. $879; 19.79 Dodge limousine $747
these caos Rre at "as is." 50 Mass. ave.
n.w.. near Union Station. LU. 5418. —79
FORD late 1941 suuer de luxe station
wagon: body finish like new. tires aimost
new. good motor; $995 and small, clean
trade: under OPA ceil. 3408 Sherman ave.
FORD 1937 Tudor' perfect rnech. cond .
new tires: OPA ceiling, $745. RA 2944
7 to 8:30 p.m.
HUDSON ‘‘36" convertible coupe: radio
and heater: new paint; excellent condition:
within OPA ceiling. $.74:!. HAZLETON
MOTORS, 60ol Branch ave. s.e. SP
0814. _76
HUDSON ‘47 super-six 4-door sedan: be
low OPA celling; $1,396: a good, clean car.
LEEDS MOTOR CO., 5100 Wisconsin ave,
OR. 4407. —79
KAISER-FRAZER—Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS CO., 3143 Lee hwy., Arlington.
CH. 7000. OX. 0552
LA SALLE 1938 conv. sedan: radio, heater.
OPA ceiling: $974. Apt. 102. 1230 Blair
Mill rd., Sliver Spring. Md.
LINCOLN 1938 7-pass, clean car. with low
mileage; excellent rubber, motor over
hauled: used* only 2 days as sightseeing
car: owner has other business: priced
$1,685. below OPA celling. TA. 1847. 29*
LINCOLN - ZEPHYR 1837 4-door sedan:
heater; good transportation: $550. below
OPA ceiling. 3960 Nichols ave. s w
Apply 4:30 to 9 p.m. •
OLDSMOBILE ‘31 conv. rpe.: very Rood
condition, fair tires; $79.7, within OPA
ceiling. AT. 6931. •
OLDSMOBILE 1936 de luxe coach: runs
very good: $490. 1936 Ford coach, de
luxe; $265. Both under ceiling. Colum
bia 4600, 714 O st. n.w. —30
PACKARD '41 Clipper 4-door: r and h •
overdrive: excellent condition; OPA ceii
iQR. t$l,T34- trade, terms or cash. LEEDS
MOTOR CO.. 5100 Wisconsin ave.: OR
4407. _
PACKARD 3 2 3 938 sport convertible
coupe; 6 wheels, equipped with radio,
heater and fog lights: new battleship grav
finish, new Burbank top. motor overhauled
and tires exceptionally good. For that trip
to the coast or that vacation this is it
Below OPA ceiling price. Our price $2,195
MAYFLOWER MOTORS, INC., 1125 15th
st. n.w. —30
PACKARD 1937 8-pass. 4-dr. limousine: a
nice family car or nice for transportation
good tires, perfect motor; OPA celling'.
$1,800; sell for $575. See at 1717 R I
ave. n.e. 30*
PACKARD 1938 maroon club convertible;
radio and heater: $732. within OPA ceil
ing. NO. 2169 after 5 P.m.
PLYMOUTH 1938 4-door sedan: good
motor, radio; $415. within OPA ceiling
3 p.m. and 6 p.m., 4089 Minn. ave. n.e. *
PLYMOUTH station wagon 1941; excellent
tires, good mechanical condition, guaran
teed: $1,225. BENDALL PONTIAC CO,
1611 King st„ Alex., Va. Overlook 1606.
—30
STUDEBAKER 1934 President 4-dr. tr.
sedan: just passed 1946 inspection; rad:o
and heater: good transportation: below
ceiling; $375 cash. NO. 4622 alter 6 p m.
•
STATION WAGON, 1938 Chevrolet, good
running condition; tires very good. Call
SH. 7989. —:.>6
WILL TRADE 1935 Ford coach, radio and
heater, for light pickup truck or sell same
for $280. OPA ceiling. Call LI. 6405,
between 6 and 8 p.m. *
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE —— —
HORIZONTAL
I Artificial
language
4 Resources
9 Room in
a harem
12 Filing card
projection
13 Revoluntary
War general
14 Close-haired
dog
15 Gibe
17 Sir Walter
Scott hero
19 Stated
21 Great Lake
22 Infernal
regions
25 Prince of the
apostate
angels
28 Prefix: double
29 Outcast
31 Mathematical
term
32 French coin
34 Asiatic goat
antelope
36 To do
37 Dialect used
in sacred
writings
39 Fiend
41 Molten lava
42 Meeting
44 Woolen dress
fabric
46 Thailand
48 Glided
49 Character in
“Julius
Caesar”
52 Goddess of
peace
55 Poetic: To
unclose
56 Beast of
burden
58 Swiss river
59 Footlike part
60 Sultan of
Turkey
61 Alkaline
solution
VERTICAL
1 Pronoun
2 Tribe of
Israel
3 Fat
Answers to Yesterday's Puzzle.
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5 Spanish
article
6 Adopted son
of Mohammed
7 Glacial snow
8 To entangle
9 Character in
‘Hamlet”
10 Instrumental
duet
11 To grow old
16 Nobleman
18 Beaks
20 Deceived
22 Well skilled
23 Substitute
in office
24 Withered
26 Pertaining to
Peruvian
Indians
27 Bristles
30 Wanders
33 Trojan War
chieftain
35 Eleventh
century
English king
38 Cow-headed
deity
40 Den
43 Colloquial:
Full dress
45 Perfect
47 Kind of
slipper
49 Conical mass
of yam
50 Simian
51 Sodium
chloride
53 No
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57 Note of scale
Points for Parents —By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
A community group with a common interest can often accom
plish what one person alone is unable to do.
This
n
Mr. B.—Our homes in this neigh
borhood are too small for recreation
rooms, but let's see if together we
cannot find a school or other build
ing where our teen-agers can gather.
Not This
VVTT35 1*4». Th* R*CUt*r
" J ^^sand Tribune Syndic*!* *<*
V> 1^^
^ XV
Mrs. A.—It’s shocking the way
juvenile delinquency is increasing,
but there isn’t anything we can do
about it. The parents are to blame.
They should keep their children at
home.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (ConM
1911 BUS, passengers, center-aisle
model on 195-in. Chevrolet chassis.
Equipped with assist rails and stop-signal
cords, booster brakes; good appearance,
guaranteed mechanically; priced $2,650,
below OPA ceiling. CHEVY CHASE MO
TOR CO.. INC., 7725 Wis. ave. Phone
WI. 1635. —:ut
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1936 Buick Road
master four-door sedan; r. and h : car in
good running condition. OPA low ceiling.
*615. Can be seen at ‘.’23 5th si. s.c.
after 5 p m. even , or AT. 1981 after 5 p.m.
_29*_
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
41 Buick 90 model 8-nass. limou
sine sedan, r. and h., low mile
age _ $2,996
Many others to choose irom. HYATTS
VILLB BTJICK UP . WA 4111
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICK. Chrysler, uocge, Plymouth, Olas
and Pontiac* badly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Kignest prices paid for clean cars. Drive
inside our modern parking building lor
appraisal or call Mr Miller at EX. 4800
RANDALL MOTORS. INC.. 1150 17th st
n n' 'corner 17*8 and M>
BUICK. American Bantam. Chevrolet, Ford.
Packard or any car. in good condition,
urgently needed We Pay the full ceiling
price in cash in 3 minutes. LOVING
MOTOR Sales. 4 4*;•: Conn. ave.
BI'ICKS. 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
st n.w . DU 4 4 55.
Bl'ICK. CHEVROLET or any make car.
Will pay highest cash price FLOOD
PONTIAC, 4 721 Connecticut. WO. 8400.
BUCKS WANTED—1 will pay the hishet
cash dollars, any make, any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. a\e. at 20th
st. n.e. Adams 8344
CHEVROLET, late-model, low-mileage car
wanted lor personal use. WESTMORE
LAND AUTOS. TA. 4700.
CHEVROLETS wanted. 1931 to 1930: any
condition; spot cash; come to vour home,
be smart. ROPER.’ DU. 9705. J*
CHEVROLETS—Cash for your car, no red
tape SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 25? Carrol!
! st.. Takoma Park. D C . Georgia 3300
; CHEVROLETS WANTED—I will pay the
i highest cash dollars, any make, any model.
I WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
1 CHEVROLETS, ’3t3-’39; will pay top cash
price for cars in good condition. WEST
i MORELAND AUTOS. TA. 4200.
; CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
1 your car is worth. EM. 9754. J Dewey
| Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432
I Conn. ave.
: LORDS—Cash for your car. no red tape
i SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st.
' Takoma Park. D C.. Georgia 3300
FORD, 1940-1941 or 1947. in good con
I dition. lor own use. WESTMORELAND
AUTOS. TA. 4700.
, FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
I 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
j BUICK OWNERS—Get every dollar your
1 car is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett.
I Positive transportation may be arranged
j while waiting for your new car. CENTRAL
MOTORS, 1919 M st. n.w.
FORD OWNERS—Get every dollar your car
is worth EM. 9754. Bob Terrett. Posi
tive transportation may be arranged while
waiting for your newr car. CENTRAL MO
TOR SALES. 4432 Conn ave.
FORD automobiles wanted. 1931 to 1936.
No one would dare pay more than
KUPJSK, DU. 97 bo.
FORD, 1936-1939. in good condition,
wanted at once. WESTMORELAND AUTOS.
TA. 4200.
NASH CARS wanted for cash or trade on
new’ Nash 600 and Ambassadors. Highest
prices paid for any make. WILLIAMS &
BAKER. INC . Nash dealers, 2819 M st
n.w. HO. 8700. —31
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.
PACKARDS wanted. 1931 to 1936: any
condition: spot cash: come to you. ROPER
pays the best. Call DU. 9765. 1*
PACKARD 1942 coupe, excellent condition:
trade as part payment 1941 Chevrolet 4
door sedan, with less than 17,000 miles,
radio, heater, front seat covers. 5 original
crude rubber tires; entire car in .perfect,
like-new condition. Sligo 6184. 26*
PLYMOUTIIS—Cash for youi car; no ted
tape SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
«t. • Takoma Park. D C Georgia 3300
PLYMOUTH convertible coupe. 3 941: will
swap for late model sedan; cash differ
ences considered. AD. 2363, Ext. 500. 2*
PLYMOUTH OWNERS—Get every dollar
your car is worth. EM. 9754, Bob Terrett !
Positive transportation may be arranged i
whil* waiting for your new' car. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
BUIC’K OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON <fc ORME. 17th and M sts.
n.w
PLYMOUTIIS wanted. 1931 to 1936
“Roper" pays best price: will come to
home. “ROPER." DU. 9765. I*
PLYMOUTIIS WANTED—1 will pay the
highest cash dollars, any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at
20th st n.e. Adams 8344.
PONTIACS WANTED—I will pay the high
est cash dollars, any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. 1. ave. at
20th st n e. Adams 8344.
PONTIACS wanted. 1933 to 3 937; any
condition: come to your home; spot cash.
ROPER. DU. 9765. 1*
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
car is worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey Rice,
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn, ave
PONTIAC OWNERS—It you are planning
to sell your car. see Jack Blank first.
Highest cash prices and courteous service
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washingtons
Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1437 Irving st.
n w , ad 8500
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SER\ ICE. 1126 20th st. n.wv District!
9141
STUDEBAKER 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.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID for your car.
all cash, no checks. Don’t take less.
Call Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES.
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON & ORME.
17th and M sts. n.w. Call DI. 8100 for •
cash offer.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (ConM
\\E WILL BUY your ’3,9, ’40 and '41 Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth: top ceiling price
See Washington's oldest Ford dealer, HILL
& TIBBITTS. 1114 Vermont ave. n.w.,
NA. 98o0.
pay ail cash. Write Box
194-0. Star. _
EX-NAVAL OFFICER needs late model
car in good condition for job, pay cash,
Price r.o object. Phone SH 5343. 30*
VETERAN NEEDS any sedan, good con
dition. ,1939 or later cash. LI. 9751. 29*
AT ONCE. 1.942 Ford or Chevrolet. t.rnr>;
pick-up or stake body, 1 or 1 V2-ton; must
be in good condition, not to exceed $990
Call MR. ANDERSON. CO. 4119 _^>p
1910 OR EATER MODEL HUICK. Olds
r£ev T.J£~„£ora; rash no dealers. Call
LT. HORTON, TR. 242 4, Ext. lfi, bet.
N a.m. ar.d 11 a m. _*>p
FOREIGNER WILL PAY CASH, full OPA
ceiling and accessories extra: 1941-'42.
?ond-; sold by original owner.
OR. .) , 1 4.
wagon wanted by veteran
No dealers. EM. (»02t>.
VETERAN IN NEED of *36 to '38 model
car. ciean and in good running condition
Job depends on this; will pay cash; no
dealer. ME. 9053. «.-s p m Tues onlv •
HIGHEST CASH PRICES lor Chryslers,
Buicks, Packards. Cadillacs. Studebakers.
Dodges. Piymcuths. Chevrolet?. Call or
drive by GENE CASTLEBERRY, lG4l>
Be prune rd n.e.. FR. .V.’.TJ.
' FiKRAN in urgpnt need of good used car
will ay all cash. Call 0 to 9 p.m.. SL
TOP ' for your car at
McKee As new-car production increases
the price of your car is bound to take a
q:g drop. Sell it today to McKee at :o
oa> s lop price. Delay is bound to cost
you money, so come see McKee today!
h a^so give you a priority number to
make .ou among the first to get a new
pm'Tu,- ^r..',op prices kee McKEE*
PONTIAC. IMS L st. n.w. ME 0400
TO (ill lot- CEILING PRICE, call Bob
Cook. COOK MOTOR CO.. N H. ave and
L n.w.. ME 8824. DI 9520
MAYFLOWER MOTORS. INC., exclusive
Lincoln-Mercury dealer—We will buy or
trade your car for the highest price. Do
not sell before getting cur price Con
veniently located at 1125 15te st. nw
RE 080.1
EASIl AT ONCE—Top dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-428 Florida ave.
by . AT. 7200. Open evenings.
BRING YOUR TITLE and get highest spot
cash for your car. WORRELL. MOTOR
CO.. li>.*3 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 S844
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
A PRIVATE PARTY with a good car
call Adams 8-844. I will pay vou a high
cash price WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
OUT-OF-TOWN CASH BUYERS available,
be sure to get their big cash price for
i<iu,y£ar.: Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
SALES R. I, ave. at 20th 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
hu. 2877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e..
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9am
until 9 p.m.
fuel 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 fqi, will give you cash. If car
is not paid for, will pay off balance and
difference. BARNES-S ANDERS
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 5. closed
Ti,SSS?K«.CaiJ!SE* 1111 for appraisal.
A* H0^ESJ PRICE for your Plymouth.
g°dee. De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. Chrysler-Plyrr.outh deal
ers. 8000 Georgia ave.. SH. 4500.
" ANTED FOR CASH any make or modpl
tar. iruc-K or station wagon: highest legal
prices paid. Phone WI. 16.35—and our
buyers will call at your convenience
CHEVY _ CHASE MOTOR CO.. Chevrolet
nealer. , ,25 Wisconsin ave. n w,
WILL PAY CASH for good mil or 1942
coupe or sedan. No dealers. G W
SAUTHOFF, GL. 4400. Ext 504 "6*
CHRYSLER-PLY MOUTH DEALER will pay
the maximum cash price for any desirable
car. WHEELER. INC.. 4800-4820 Wis
8 to 6:8°- Closed Sun.
VI*/' ATE PARTY: all cash for good '38 or
• t.i car. Gen. Motors or Chrysler product
needed. Greenbelt 215.3. —26
YETERAN needs 19.77-40 6-cyl. sedan:
cash, GE. 5018 after 6 p.m.: Sun., after
1 P.m. o«*
VETERAN MUST HAVE CAR to obtain
job pay cash for a 4-door sedan- 1
to 1941 mode!. RAY. SL. 2909 —26
VETERAN NEEDS clean, late-model sedan:
cash: no dealer. Business hours. RE
4142. Ext. 6449: home. EM. 8515 _•'(!
INDIVIDUAL wants, for cash, dependable
19.!0"i9 sedan, any make. Telephone SL.
40S5. 26*
WANTED—Modern, clean, used car by
naval oflicer. for cash: must be in good
mechanical condition. ALex. 6105 26*
NAVY FAMILY needs sedan, in excellent
condition. ’39 or later. Will pay cash
Dupont 1332. •*»;
PRIVATE PARTY desire? 1937-'40 *me
dium-pnced car, good condition; cash.
FOR OWN USE, 19.76 to 1940 lig£t’*or
medium size car in Rood condition. Falls
Church 810-J-4. £9*
A PRIVATE PARTY desires to puicha.se
good clean auto for cash from private
party. A. N. SHAW. Chestnut 5557. 29*
TEXANS IN D. C.—Family needs ’40-*42
model to return to Texas. Full OPA ceil
ing. cash. No dealers. HI 10.79 30*
VETERAN desires a ’,34. ,75 or ’.36 Ford
sedan or coupe; prefer sedan; all cash.
North 4198. •
VET WANTS ’37-’40 conv. Ph. LI. 5971
after 6:.70. gg*
CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Fords. Chevrolets
and Plymouths. Phone Atlantic 5800,
STEUART MOTORS, 3rd and H sts. n.e.
STATION WAGON. 19.79-1942, desperate
ly needed in business by veteran Full
ceiling price in cash or will trade 1940
Chevrolet convertible, in excellent condi
tion. RE. 6700, Ext. 2295, ask for MR.
LONG. —2!)
LEAVING TOWN, need good, clean, late
model car. preferably Dodge or Plymouth
convertible. Will pay cash. Call North i
EX-ARMY PHYSICIAN needs late model
used car. Pay cash. AD. 447.7. 30*
NAVY OFFICER has tried for 3 months
to buy car. any make; no black market
dealers. RE. 7400. Ext. 2006. —.30
EXCHANGE .3 large rooms, furnished,
across street Mayflower Hotel, suitable
one or two gentlemen, for 1946 car at
ceiling. RE. 6700, EX. 6559. •
Goren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. North
deals.
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The bidding:
North East South West
1 O Pass 1 2 A
2 Pass 4 7? Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead, king of clubs.
From a spectacular standpoint
the outstanding hand of the South
eastern States championships, held
recently in Hollywood Beach, Fla.,
was contributed by my friend, Dr.
J. Gregg Custis of Washington, D. C.
The doctor didn’t carry off any of
championships buit it seems to me
his southward trek would have been
justified if for no other reason than
the gratification he derived from
being the only declarer to fulfill a
contract of four hearts on the hand
shown above. It was all the more
gratifying in that he succeeded
where several of the outstanding
players of the country had failed to
bring home the very same contract.
Mrs. Custis in the North opened
with one diamond and the response
of one heart was strictly routine, as
was West’s overcall in clubs. The
immediate raise to two hearts is
quite proper. The opening hand
contains definite values over and
above the opening bid and there
would be no point in showing that
the diamonds were rebiddable when
the more important information can
be flashed that the hand contains
a raise. The leap to four hearts is
sound. When it is considered that
the king of diamonds is worth an
ace the South hand is very nearly
the equal of an opening bid. When
this is added to North’s opening bid
plus it adds up to two opening bids
and should yield game.
The opening lead was the king of
clubs, followed by the queen on
which East discarded a spade. A
third round of clubs was led and
the doctor ruffed with the king in
dummy. East did not make it easy
by overruffing, but discarded another
spade. The nine of hearts was then
led and permitted to ride. On the
next heart East won with the ace.
West showing out. A spade was
returned which the declarer won
and played three rounds of dia
monds. Even though they were
high, he ruffed the third round in
his own hand, reducing himself to
exactly two hearts. He then entered
dummy with a spade and led a high
diamond, discarding his own good
king of spades. With only two cards
left in each hand, it mattered not
what was now led from dummy, for
East had to play one of his trumps
and the doctor had but to cover the
card played by his adversary.
Tomorrow’s Problem.
As South vou hold:
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The bidding has proceeded:
North East South West
1 V Pass 2 * Pass
2 Pass (?>
1 What do you bid now?
• Copyright, 1946, by Charles H. Goren.)
Take My Word for It
By Frank Colby
Readers’ Corner.
From Mrs. B. E., Oakland: Add
these to your collection of curious
United States names: In Arizona,
Fry, Honeymoon, Jack Rabbit,
Roadrunner, Blue, Wide Ruin. In
California, You Bet, Blue Nose, Fair
Play, Freedom, Weed Patch. In
Oregon, Rough and Ready.
This column is also interested in
unusual personal names. Here are
a few from recent fan mail: Don
Hundredmark, Mrs. Angus Look
around, J. B. Twaddle, Agnes
1 Housekeeper, Scudder D. Gilder
sleeve, Phyllis Fillerup.
Orlando: My teacher says that
it is incorrect to speak of a "con
genial person.’’ Will you please
explain?—D. B.
Answer—The word congenial is
formed from con-, “with, to
gether,” plus genial, "agreeable,
jovial; cheerful.’’ Hence, strictly
speaking, congeniality is shared by
two or more persons. In other
words, if A. is genial, and B. is
genial, they are likely to be con
genial—"together-genial.” Instead
of speaking of a congenial person,
it is more logical to use some other
adjective, such as: Genial, agree
able, pleasant, friendly.
From J. T. S„ Houston: Please
give the origin of the expression
“to make a spiel.”
Answer—Spiel is German for
"play, game, sport.” The verb
spielen (pronounced: SHPEE-len)
means, "to play, to act, to per
form.” Hence, by extension, to talk
or make speeches, or, in the Amer
ican vernacular, to sound off.
Merriam-Webster's lists the Amer
ican use of spiel as "slang.” The
origin of spiel is as respectable
as hundreds of other German words
which are accepted as proper in
English usage.
LAFF-A-DAY
"I was always trying to gues»
where my husband was when he
was overseas—and since his return
I'm doing the same thing!”
LETTER-OUT
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. If you have
"Lettered-Out” correctly it * to talk.
Answer to Yesterday's Letter-Out.
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