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_LOTS FOR SALE (Cont.)_i
ftESIRABLE BLDG. SITES for your future
home—8ever»l convenient locations to
choose from. Call Mr. Stackhouse, with
BUELL M GARDNER. Agent. Rockville
28<t After 6 p.m.. WO. 7382. _6
6 LOTS at Alcova Heights, nice neighbor
hood, water, lights, sewerage, paved streets.
Cash or terms Will exchange for truck
Phone Oxford 0066, J. C. BYARS, P O
Box 1 Arlington. Va 6*
SOUTH PORTAL DRIVE, west of 16th st
-^Facing Rock Creek Park, beautiful lot.
”OXl 11 for only $4,650, To purchase call
Mr. Cogswell. AD 4050 with HENRY E.
TRIPP, 370o Georgia ave. n w. TA. 1226.
WESTMORELAND HILLS, Washington's
highly restricted community: attractive
wooded lots now available from $2,750
Uall MR. WHITE. OL. 5336: eves., OL.
6024. 9
BARNABY MANOR WOODS—Lot 150x340
it., a small farm: has new toolhouse.
‘rapes, etc.; onlv 51,100. DAN ABBOTT.
Clinton Hi. Closed Sunday. —7
WOODMOOR—Excellent building sites in
best section of beautiful Woodmoor. most
popular planned community in the Silver
Spring area, where 200 individually de
signed homes were built and sold promptly
prior to pearl Harbor; 70 to 125 ft. front
age. including large sites fronting on
Colesville rd., as low as 51,450. Only a
few left. Plat and literature on request.
Phone for appt to inspect. GEORGE J.
MOSS. Realtor. 8H. 2600 or 6700 8*
ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Springbrook Forest—A beautiful, rustic.
200-acre development, where careful plan
ning and proctective restrictions assure in
creasingly high values and freedom from
encroachment; a perfect setting for your
future home; C'i miles from Woodmoor
Chopping Center, in Silver Spring area; 25
minutes’ drive from downtown. Priced from
51.650 for 1 or more acres, averaging less]
than 4 cents per square foot, including
fine paved roadways, with no assessments!
of any kind; cash or terms: literature and
plat on request. GEORGE J. MOSS, Real-1
tor. SH 2600
OFF 16th ST. N.W.—Beautiful Shepherd
Park (2 blks. north Kalmia rd.)—Lge. lots.
50 to 100 ft. frontage; any desired depth;
priced from 52,750 up. SHAPIRO, INC.,
1106 Vt. ave. n.w. ME. 1717. —7
SMALL ACRFAGE TRACTS for suburban
estates in nearby Va.—Tracts of from 1
acre to 5 acres in restricted development,
9 miles from Washington: streets are in
and many city conveniences avail.; some
tracts are cleared, others are beautifully
wooded while some join pretty little
*treams; sections of nice homes and large
estate, average price, $1,200 per acre.
Phone GE. 7037. —8
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA—Lots, half
acre up; elect.; bus service: $200 to $1,000.
Phone Falls Church 1316 evenings. 8*
SLIGO. NEAR SILVER SPRING, overlook
Argyle Golf Club—50x150 ft.; new
homes adjoining; 51,750.
On Mass ave., west of Wis. ave.—40x150
ft : 54.000.
Southeast, near Penn, and Branch aves.
--Group of 8 desirable lots; $13,750.
FRANK M. DOYLE Realtor. 927 15th st.
n.w. DI. 7905.
COLORED—SEVERAL NICE LOTS priced
for quick sale in n.e. section. For further ,
Information, call LEE REALTY CO., 732
J 7th st. n.w., NA. 6421,_
_LOTS WANTED
> PAT CASH tor lots in D. C or nearby
Md. SCOTT SANDERS. TR 7668.
BUILDER wants lots in Falls Church. Va ;
priced for G1 homes; pay cash up to ¥600.
WO 2728.6*
FARMS FOR SALE.
SOUTHERN MARAYLAND BARGAIN —
¥25.000, reduced for immediate sale; over
looking Port Tobacco Valley and Potomac
River; excellent 105-acre tobacco and
stock farm, WO acres arable. 30 miles Wash
ington on State road, near La Plata; 9
room dwelling, insulated, excellent condi- 1
tlon. bath, oil burner heat, telephone, mod- i
ern conveniences; on high ridge, magnifi- i
rent view; spacious landscaped lawn, fine i
old trees, spring and streams: Immediate
possession Must be sold Immediately.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata, Md. —7
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—38 acres In
Maryland. 7 miles from D C.: 5-room
house; 6 acres In corn. 4 acres In hay.
I Va in potatoes; 20.000 tobacco plants. 2
milk cows, compl farm equip ; hard-sur
faced road. Kelly, UN. 2200; eve., WA.
8550. —6
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Modern 6-room
house. 169 acres, near Boyds. Md A good
buy for a nice farm. Iseli, SL. 3000; eve..
SH. 9220. —6
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM of 287 acres—
This is a farmer's farm with good land,
adequate buildings and a good herd; about
250 acres tillable; barn for 40 cows, score
98; 9-room house with electricity and
bath; 5-room bungalow with electricity
and bath: 4-room tenant house; stable
and other buildings; about 65 head of!
stock; 2 tractors and other necessary
items; about 50 acres of corn and other!
crops Included The July milk check was ]
about ¥1.100. This farm is clear of debt
and has made the owner a good living!
for over 30 years Price, ¥47,600; terms, I.
half cash. See MASON HIRST, Annan- !
dale. Va, at the end of Columbia pike..
Phone Alexandria 6812. Closed Sundays.
FOR SALE in Carroll County. Md., 2 farms
adjoining. 75 acres and 100 acres, In
best cultivation on good county road;
exceptionally fine bldgs, including owner's
new summer home with elec., toilet and
bath, telephone: 2 9-rm tenant houses,
rustic old leg nouse. 1 75-ft. bank barn,
1 85-ft. bank barn with new silo: new
modern concrete hog stable, implement
sheds, workshop, garage, gas pump
chicken houses, etc. All crops In barns
and fields, livestock. 6 cows. 2 calves,
1 bull. 2 horses. 4 sows, 27 pigs, 1 boar;
vpry complete set of implements. 1 prac
tically new Farmall H tractor with
hydraulic lift. Hydraulic manure loader,
hydraulic cultivator and hydraulic ditch
shovel, 1 John Deere A-tractor, Hammer
mill. silo filler. threshing machine,
wheat binder, corn binder, corn planter,
drill. Dlows. cultivators, sprayers and
many others An exceptional bargain for I j
immediate sale and possession as one
operating unit ¥25,000. Call HANOVKR.
Pa 5147 for appointment.
BRAND-NEW 2-BEDROOM HOME. V, hour
from Washington; all conveniences; out
huildings. 171-1 acres, on stream; orchard,
grapes, timber Call Vienna 203-J-l or
drive to RARE PLANT GARDENS, on
Highway 123 between Oakton and Vienna.
O*
dairy FARM on main pike. Montgomery
County. Md.: over 200 acres, beautiful view
mountains: lovely home, new tenant house,
both all modern conveniences: modern
substantial chicken and brooder houses' 1
young orchard, many varieties in bearing; i
ftp head cows and heifers, many purebred, '
all vaccinated for Bangs, black lee: cows,
cow barn both carry 98 score: shipping to .
Washington; setting and relationship of •
buddings excellent: very near r r and com
muter trains, school bus at door; all farm ■
equipment good condition, good fences. .
water every field, all fields In hi i state ;
productivity; good help will stay; 1 .m has
four regular sources of Income; pc sslon 1
with deed, asuring purchaser Immediate. 1
substantial income; wish to sell to dairy
farmer or one really appreciating a great 1
farm that has been loved and cared for :
for years: all cash. $50,000 required, re- 1
sponsible purchaser will have no difficulty ’
arranging substantial loan local bank !
Box 78-E. Star • I
POWELL'S FORT VALLEY. VA. 74 acres. «
0-room house, good set of buildings, rich
soil, excellent stream, fishing, hunting, .
marvelous view. $8,500: or 46 acres, 8- .
room house. $6,750 JAMES E. MAHONEY, :
Woodward Bldg,, RE. 2411. 8
KING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.—100 acres, !
beautiful home, bath, shade, orchard, tim
ber. small stream, herd road; reasonably .
priced at $13,500. JAMES E. MAHONEY. :
Woodward Bide., RE 2411. 8
COLONIAL “GRAFTON "—One of the fine
eld Colonial homes in Va., with 200 acres j
of land. House Is about 200 yrs. old with
historical background and has 11 rms, ,
3 very large halls, 2 stairways, 2 baths.! '
h-wh., o flrepls., 3 lge. stone chimneys; !
sen. wine for servants' quarters, has re- i ,
cently been compl. restored and modern-1
lxed: beautiful lawn with magnificent old!,
trees Much of the land in merchantable 1
timber, now ready to cut. Property fronts I
on two roads, 1 mile from Richmond hwy.. j
TJ 8 Rt 1, 40 miles from Wash.: easy
commuting. Price, $25,000. Phone OE ,
7037. No agents. —8
FARM BARGAIN — Over 100 acres with 1
modern 10-rm. house, tenant house, farm
machinery, stock, growing crops; only 14
miles from D C line in Rockville area.
First buyer at $29,500 gets this farm
Easy terms For appointment call PHrLIP
B KEY REALTY CO., 8L. 3010, 8413 :
Georgia ave. _g
280 ACRES—6-rm house, partly remod- 1
eled; restored portion of house over 100
yrs old Log construction: 2 stone fire
places: downstairs den or bedrm.: also
tenant house, horse stalls, cow shed and
spring fed pond: 30 miles from Washing
ton: near hwy 211: $14,000; terms Mc
cAY & McCAY, McLean, Va , GL. 8675.
_g j
It ACRES. Anne Arundel County; 6-room
house, electricity: 1 new tobacco barn,
stable, chicken house: on State road. W E.
HARDESTY Upper Marlboro 66. —7
6-ROOM HOUSE, needs some repair; barn,
outbuildings; beautiful view, near main
highway: easy commuting to Washing
ton good orchard: 32 acres of excellent
land In heart of Fairfax County's most
exclusive residential neighborhood: $9,750;
reasonable terms to substantial purchaser.
THOMAS & CO.. Phone Vienna 125, eves.
111 _ —8
126-ACRE STOCK FARM, near Leesburg.
Va ; price. #9.000. RAY BARNEY. Vienna.
Va Vienna 218. —8
f93-ACRE STOCK FARM in Loudoun Co.,
a : 6-rm. dwelling and good outbldgs..
running water: price, $36,000. RAY
BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Vienna 218. —8
460-ACRE STOCK FARM dwelling. 8 rms
and bath: 5-rm. tenant house, full base
ment; barn and all necessary outbldgs.' a
good productive farm, located In Loudoun
County, price, $33,000. RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va. Vienna 218. —8
60-ACRE FARM with 6-rm. and bath frame
dwelling, good outbldgs . tractor and other
necessary equipment: located near Fairfax
8tation in Fairfax County. Va. RAY
BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Vienna 218. —8
705-ACRE river bottom farm, located in
Loudoun County. Va : main dwelling. 10
rms. and bath, h.-w h : 3 tenant houses
with elec : good 62-stanchion dairy barn
and other necessary outbldgs.. 30 acres of
corn: price. $56,400; $10,000 cash bal
ance to be arranged: best farm value of
the year RAY BARNEY, Vienna. Va.
Vienna 218 —8
4 ACRES, near Vienna; price. $420 per
acre. RAY BARNEY. Vienna, Va., Vienna
218. —8 1
FARMS FOR SALE (Cowtiiimd).
ful*F equipped farm, near
2»?.£S.W*\. V* : prlce- *24.000. RAY
BARNEY. Vienna, Va. Vienna 218 _8
A GOING DAIRY FARM. 240 acres, fully
equipped: 60 dairy cattle, handsome 1 fi
rm house. 2 tenant houses. 30-stanchion
dairy barn, other bldgs., growing crops;
everything included: price. *45.000: terms.
WM. M. CRAIN. QL. 8753._—8
FARMS ESTATE SALE—Beautiful home
STiti.baik lnua *rove of °*ks from the
Pillared porch is a panoramic view of the
rolling couhtrystde and the distant
mountains. An expensive lawn with many
varieties of flowering shurbs. 200 acres
of very fertile farmland, new stone dairy
barn, score 00%, three silos and storage
barn with hay drier; herd of Holsteins
majority pure bred; herd sire from Dun
loggin Farm: milk check SI.500 per mo.
Two tractors and all other necessary
machines nearly new Located in the
hunt club section of Va.
258 acres. 60 acres blue grass. 10 acres
woodland, remainder in corn, clover and
other grasses: 10-room house, splendid
bath room fixtures, hot-water heat- all
other necessary buildings. Equipment
furnished by tenant who would remain
Montgomery Co.. Md. MR. TRUNDLE.
tel. Ashton 5563._6*
_FARMS WANTED._
FARM. 6 to 10 acres, nearby Maryland;
will Day ah cash. Phone TR. 2026. —7
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM—25-50
seres, come woods, small house and barns;
aot over *150 per acre: not more than 40
ntles from Washington; describe fully In
Irst letter. Box 130-E. star. —s
~_ LEGAL NOTICES ~
CHARLES L. NORRIS. Attorney.
2135 Pa. Ave. N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
lolding Probate Court.—No. 07.70S. Ad
ministration.—This is to Give Notice'
rhat the subscriber, of the District of Co-!
.umbia. has obtained from the Probate!
-ourt of the District of Columbia, Letters
3f Administration on the estate of William
Randolph Carter, late of the District of
-olumbia. deceased. All persons having >
-laims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
i’ouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to!
he subscriber, on or before the 2tith day
)f August, A.D. 1947; otherwise they may
w. be excluded from all benefit of I
j~vL e5tata „ Given under my hand this
'ABTwijy A.uIu!t' 1946 MARY V.
-ARTaR, 160 Adams St. N.W. (Seal)
UlrSt:» ,.,nfiE,OD:)RE COGSWELL, Reg
$it»rir°i»^i!IIsJ01Lthe District of Columbia.
Merfc_of the Probate Court an:») s»6 i.i
JACOB N. HALTER, Attorney.
Investment Bldg.
DISTORT COURT OF THE UNITED
wfot ,tha DistrRt of Columbia,
lolding Probate Court.—No. 67,376. Ad
nlnistration.—This is to Give Notice:!
L.hat the subscriber, of the District of
-oiumbia has obtained from the Probate i
-ourt of the District of Columbia, Letters
>f Adminstration. C. T. A., on the estate
. Ed,ward R Gookin, late of the District
if Columbia, deceased. All persons having
Haims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
oueners thereof, legally authenticated, to
he subscriber, on or before the 30th day
if July, A.D. 1947: otherwise they may
>* be excluded from all benefit of
>*id estate. Given under my hand this
27th day of August. 1946. ELEANOR C. B
300KIN. 1113 16th St. N.W. (Seal.)
attest: THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
if Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
if the Probate Court. au30.se6.13 i
MARTIN J. QUIGLEY. Attorney,
Investment Bide. i
DISTRICT CCURT OF THE UNITED ,
States for the District of Columbia, i
lolding Probate Court.—No. 67,806. Ad- 1
nlnistration.—This is to Give Notice: i
Chat the subscriber, of the District of <
Columbia has obtained from the Probate ,
lourt of the District of Columbia, Letters i
if Administration on the estate of John j <
tdams. late of the District of Columbia ; i
leceascd All Persons having claims i
igainst the deceased are hereby warned toll
■xhibit the same, with the vouchers ]
hereof, legally authenticated, to the sub- l
icriber, on or before the 26th day of Au- •
rust, A.D 1947; otherwise they may by i
aw be excluded from all benefit of said (
(State Given under my hand this 26th (
iay of August, 1946. CHARLOTTE A i
IANDY, 5724 Chevy Chase Parkway N.W !
Seal.) Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL ,
Register of Wills for the District of Co- j
umbia. Clerk of the Probate Court. i
au30se6.13 :
JOHN J. O BRIEN, Attorney, 1
Evans Building.
“bled Aug 28, 1946. Charles E. Stewart, i
Clerk. 11
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum- <
)la. — Arthur A. Martin, Plaintiff, vs. j
dabel Pearl Martin, Defendant. — No. .
14,966.—The object of this suit is to |
ibtaln an absolute divorce. On motion of ,
:he plaintiff. It is this 28th day of ■
tugust. 1946, ordered that the defendant
Jabel Pearl Martin cause her appearance
o be entered herein on or before the
ortlath day, exclusive of Sundays and legal
lolldays, occurring after the day of the
lrst publication of this order: otherwise
;he cause will be proceeded with as in
:ase of default. Provided, a copy of this
irder be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington Law!
ieporter, and The Evening Star before
said day. (S) F. DICKINSON LETTS.
Justice. (Seal.) Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. By ELLA MCDONALD,
Deputy Clerk._au30.se6.L3.
406 5th Street N.W., Washington. D. C. •
Med Aug. 28. 1946, Charles E. Stewart, 1
Clerk. 1;
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE '
United States Ior the District of Colum- •
>ia — WILLIE MAY MERRITT HODGE. 1
’laintiff. vs CURKMAN HODGE, Defend- 1
int.—No 24,609.—The object of this '
;uit is complaint for absolute divorce-,1
lesertion. On motion of the plaintiff, it is 1
;hls 28th day of August, 1946, ordered 1 <
hat the defendant CURKMAN HODGE (1
ause his appearance to be entered herein '
>n or before the fortieth day. exclusive of i <
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring I J
ifter the day of the first publication of j
his order; otherwise the cause will be
iroceeded with as in case of default, i
’rovided, a copy of this order be pub- I
ished once a week for three successive i
veeks in the Washington Law Reporter. '
ind The Evening Star Newspaper before i
;aid. day, (SI F. DICKINSON LETTS. <
justice (Seal ) Attest: CHARLES E.
STEWART. Clerk. By ELLA MCDONALD, 1
leputy Clerk. au30,se6,13. i
V. STUART DAVIS, Attorney. 1
J 1413 Eye Street N.W.
Med Aug. 21, 1946. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk
1ISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ;
„ ®,tat'E Ior the District of Columbia — ,
TOWARD J YORKE. et al. Plaintiffs, vs. ,
AMY WALTER, et al, Defendants.-— ■
Tivil Action No 35.703—ORDER OF ,
•UBIJCATION.—The object of this suit is ,
0 establish of record, the title of plaintiffs.
iy adverse possession, in and to The South i
:0 feet of Original Lot 6 in Square 847.
*lng known for the purposes of as
essment and taxation as Lot 806 1n l
aid Square and being Improved by
iremises No. 730 5th Street South
**t-. Upon motion of the plaintiffs,
t is by the Court this 21st day of August. I
I. D. 1946, ORDERED, that 1. Amy
Valter, 2. Brown & Ives, The Unknown
leirs, devisees and alienees of: 3. John
irown, 4. John Innes Clark, 5. George I
Jlbbs, 6. Walter Channing, 7. Samuel
Siam. 8. William Cook, 9, James McHenry.
.0. John McHenry. 11. Anna Boyd, 12.
tamsey McHenry. 13. Robert Oliver, 14. 1
Villiam Hindman, 15. James Hindman,
6. Julius Forrest, Trustee, cause their ap- i
learance to be entered herein on or before :
he first rule day occuring after the expi- 1
atlon of the fortieth day, exclusive of
undays and legal holidays, from the first
lay of publication of this order, otherwise :
his cause will be proceeded with as in
he case of default: provided a copy of
his order he published once a week for 1
hree successive weeks in The Washington
;‘w Reporter and the Washington Evening
itar, good cause having been shown why
SBJgbW'lM. «£*aArytru^opy '
rest: (Seal) CHARLES E. STEWART.'
flerk. By ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk
au23.30.sefl,_ 1
►oiPXF® JACOBS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
^0 Woodward Building, Washington. D. C.
N THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District of Columbia. Civil Division.—A'
fed R Cashdon. plaintiff, vs. Return Loads i
sureau. Inc , a corporation, and Loretta
-ashdon. defendants.—No. A 21,722_
JRDER PUBLICATION — ABSENT DE
PENDANT—The object of this suit is to
■eplevin personal property claimed to be
She persona1 property of the plaintiff. Alfred
1 ■ f^hdon- °n motion of the plaintiff, it
Is this 21 day of August, 1946. ordered
:hat the defendant Loretta Cashdon cause
her appearance to be entered herein on or
before the 20th day of September. 1946;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
as in case of default. Provided, a copy of
his order be published at least three times
\n the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said date, the first
publication to be at least twenty days be
fore the day fixed for the defendant's ap
pearance. THOMAS D QUINN, Justice
(Seal) A true copy. Attest: WALTER F
gg 4 Mg ALL. Clerk, by WILLIAM M
NEBOW, Chlef Deputy Clerk. au23.30se6.
WILLIE GAUSS, Attorney,
__2900 Conn. Are., N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia. Hold
mg a Probate Court.—Estate of Alexander
Aikman Dow, Deceased.—No. 67.840.—Ad
ministration Docket 143 —Application hav
ing been made herein for probate of the
las’ will end testament of said deceased,
and ior letters of administration c t.a on
said estate by Helen Hasen Dow, it is or
dered this 4th day of September. A.D 1946.
that Anne Louise Dow and Alexander Aik
man Dow. Jr . minors and Ruth Bryant
Dow. cus odian. and all others concerned,
appear In said Court on Monday, the 14th
dar of October. A.D. 1946. at 10:00 o’clock
A M . to show cause why such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the "Washington Law Re
porter" and "The Evening Star," once in
each of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the first pub
lication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness, the Hon
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief Justice
of said Court, this 4th day of September,
AD. !946. (Seal) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES Deouty Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Pro
bate Court. sefi. 13.20
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LEGAL NOTICES (Con't.)
ERRETT G. SMITH. Attorney.
__ Natl. Frees Building.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP—No
tlce is hereby given that, under a certifi
cate filed August 21, 1946. with the Clerk
of the United States District Court for
the District of Columbia, the undersigned
three persons, each of the residence address
shown after his name, have formed a
limited partnership to be known as the
Holmberg Aerial Survey Company, with Its
present business address, loin Vermont
Avenue. N.W., to conduct, in the District
of Columbia and elsewhere, a general con
tracting. manufacturing, selling, and leas
ing business in all sorts of personal prop
erty. The partnership is to continue from
August 1, 1946. to July 31, 1966 inclusive;
and is to be under the management of
the general partner. The general partner's
contribution to the capital of the company
is $40,000; the first-mentioned limited
partner's contribution to its capital is
$5,000; and the second-mentioned lim
ited partner's contribution to its capital is
$5,000. The limited partners are to be
liable only for the amounts which they
respectively have contributed to capital
and are not to be personally liable for
any of the debts or obligations ot the
partnership. (8.) JOHN B. HOLMBERG.
General Partner, 204 Eastwood Ave.. Silver
Spring. Maryland; JAMES V. COUGHLIN.
Limited Partner. 1511 A Street. S.E,
Washington. D. C.: ALFRED W. STRAUG
HAN. Limited Partner, 1005 Lansdowne
Way. Silver Spring, Maryland. (Beal.) A
Trite Copy. Test; CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By JAMES M. PARSONS. Deputy
Clerk.
au26.28,30.ge2,«,a,9.11,13,16,18,20.
CHARLES L. NORRIS. Attorney.
OI Ok D. A_ XT
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States lor the District of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court.—Estate of Mary
Elizabeth Merryman. Deceased. — No.
67.784.—Administration Docket 14.1.—Ap
plication having been made herein for
probate of the last will and testament of
said deceased, and for letter' testamentary
on said estate, by Joseph Z O’Grady, it
is ordered this 4th day of September.
A.D 1946. that Mary Elizabeth O'Grady,
Bernadette Bevins. Margaret Ella O’Orady.
Merle fcimpson Searle and Stanley E.
Simpson, non-residents, and all others
:oncerned. appear in said Court, on Mon
day, the i4th day of October. A.D. 1946.
at 10:00 o’clock a m , to show cause why
such application should not be granted.
Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter" and ‘‘The
Evening Star,” once in each of three suc
:essive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA
J. LAWS, Chief Justice of said Court, this
fth day of September. A D 1946. (S"al.)
Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
ister of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Blerk of the Probate Court. se6.13.20,
Piled Sept. 3, 1946. Charles E Stewart.
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unlt“d States for the District of Colum
>ia — EDWARD H McCALLlG. Plaintiff,
is. EDWARD J McCALLlG. et al, address
inknown.—Civil Action No 36112.—Or
ier of Publication.—To Edward J. Me
tallic and to all whom it may concern:
Pou will take notice that Edward H. Me
tallig has filed in the above-entitled cause
i Complaint pursuant to the D. C. Code
ritle 20, Sec. 708, Page 472. alleging
hat Edward J. McCallig disappeared on or
ibout November 23, 1932, since which
ime he has not been heard from: and
he Plaintiff, Edward H. McCallig, as the
iole heir at law and next of kin of said
ibsentee. seeks a decree for the appoint
ment of a Receiver to take possession of
:ertain moneys and securities belonging
o said Edward J. McCallig and to distrlb
ite the same to Edward H. McCallig as
ole heir at law and next of kin. subject
o the payment of any debts and claims
igainst said absentee and proper costs
;nd expenses of this proceeding. Accord
ngly it is by the District Court of the
Inited States for the District of Colum
ns this 3rd day of September. 1946. or
lered that Edward J McCallig and all
thorn it may concern shall appear in
aid Court in this cause on or before 8th
ay of October, 1946, to show cause, if
,ny. why a Receiver should not be ap
oir.ted to hold and dispose of said funds
s provided by law and prayed by said
'laintlff provided a copy hereof shall
e published once a week for three con
ecutive weeks in The Evening Star News
paper and the Washington Law Reporter:
therwise the Court will proceed with the
lisposition of the said funds in the man
ler provided by the D. C. Code, Title 26.
lec. 708 as demanded by the Plaintiff.
S.) JENNINGS BAILEY. Justice. (Seal !
L True Copy Test: CHARLES E
ITEWART. Clerk, by CLARA F. CONNELL,
Jeputy Clerk,se6,13,20
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
ia.—In the matter of the acquisition of
git 2 in Square 4303 in the District of
Columbia.—District Court Docket No. 3084.
>RDER FOR SURRENDER OF POSSES
IION AND CITATION TO RESPONDENTS
—Upon consideration of the petition of
he United States of America and the
leclaration of taking filed herein on the
:0th day of August. 1946, bv Charles M.
relan. Attorney. Lands Division. De
artment of Justice, acting under the
ostructions of the Attorney General of
he United States at the request of the
lational Capital Park and Planning Com
lission. seeking the condemnation of Lot
in Square 4303 in the District of Colum
iia for the public use. that is to say. for
he suitable development of the park.
iarkway and playground system of the
lational Capital: And it appearing to
he court that the public purpose for
thich the land in this proceeding is to
ie acquired requires that the United States
lave possession of the above land and
iremises forthwith, it is by the court this
10th day of August. 1946. ADJUDGED
1ND ORDERED that John S Chonka.
1701 Upshur Street. Mt Rainier. Mary
and and Bertha Chonka. 2701 Up^iur
Itreet. Mt. Rainier. Maryland, being the
lersons named in said petition: and ALL
‘ERSONS having or claiming to have any
ight, title, interest or estate in the land
ereinbefore described or to be entitled
0 compensation in respect of the taking
f the same for public use. and ALL
’ERSONS occupying or in possession of
he same be. and they are hereby, re
uired to surrender possession of the land
bove described to the United States of
imerica on the 30t,h day of September.
946. AND IT IS FURTHER ADJUDGED
lND ORDERED that said parties be and
hey are hereby, required, cited and ad
nonished to appear in this court on the
!4th day of September, 1946. at 10 o'clock
.m . to answer this petition and make
laim for the compensation to which they
ieem themselves entitled: PROVIDED.
IOWEVER. AND IT IS FURTHER
1RDFRED that a copy of this order be
mblished or.ee a week for three con
ecutive weeks in THE EVENING STAR, a
lewspaoer of general circulation published
n the District of Columbia, and also once
1 week for three consecutive weeks in the
Vashington Law Reporter, the first of said
lublfeations to be not later t.hnn the 9th
lay of September. 1946: AND IT IS FUR
rHER ORDERED that a copy of this
trder he mailed postage prepaid to the
ibove named defendants. (Si JENNINGS
JAILEY. Justice. (Seal ) A True Copy. Test:
IHARLES F STEWART Clerk, bv ANNE
V. LYDDANE. Deputy Clerk, seB.l 3.26_
fINTON A HERON, by WILLIAM L.
OWEN. Munsey Building.
'iled Aug. 21. 1946. Charles E. 8tewart.
Clerk
N THE DISTRICT COURT OE THE
United 8tates for the District of Co
umbla.—In Re Application of Casmlr B.
Kedrowski. 114 Third Street N.E., Wash
ngton. D. C., and Thelma Lavengood
Kedrowski, 114 Third Street N.E.. Wash
ngton, D. C.—Civil Action No. 36380.—
ORDER.—Casmlr B. Kedrowski and Thelma
.avengood Kedrowski. having filed a com
>laint for a Judgment changing their
lames to Casmlr B Kedrow and Thelma
.avengood Kedrow respectively, and hav
ng applied to the Court for an order of
lublicatlon of the notice reauired by law
n such cases, it is. by the Court, this
list day of August. 1946. Ordered that
ill persons concerned show cause, if
iny there be, on or before the 14th day
if September, 1946, why the prayers of
;ald complaint should not be granted:
'royided. That a copy of this order be
lubllshed once a week for three consecu
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
Star "nd Washington Law Reporter
fs> E DICKINSON LETTS. (Seal.) A
[Yue Copy. Test: CHARLES E STEWART,
lerg. By ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy
_au23.30.seJL _
JOHN H. NEUBECK. Attorney.
National Press Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OE THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.—No 67.734. Ad
ministration—This is to Give Notice:
Hiat the subscriber, of the State of Mary
land, has obtained from the Probate Court
Df the District of Columbia. Letters Testa
mentary on the estate of Elizabeth C.
Kunlo. late of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
gainst the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there
of. legally authenticated, to the subscriber*
on or b'Xor* the ~_8th day of August, A.D.
1947: otherwise they may by law be ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand ihis 26th day of
August. 1946. J08ETH A. STAND,
Gaithersburg, Maryland. (Seal.) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court._ >u30,se6.13.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL. Jr!. Attorney. ~
_ 307 Hibbs Bldg.
DISTRICT COURT OE THE UNITED
thi District of Columbia. Hold
“P'oba'e Court —Estate of Thomas R.
Costello, also known as Thomas Roy Cos
11a'f» kn°wn as Roy Costello. Deceased.
—No. 67.826. Administration Docket 143
—AcPlJcfttlon having been made herein for
PJPj’ye of the last will and testament, of
deceased, and for letters testamentary
d?r.H d.vfi,ta*’.Lby. Mary. Costello. It id or
?uiHd .&*? ,1th d,ay of September. A.D.
tbe< u5l&nown heirs at law and
next of kin of Thomas R. Costello, also
known as Thonias Roy Costello, also known
as Roy Costello, deceased, and all others
rt«vCCfh^d'iaa,ED*ar ln, sa'd Court on Mon
2fyIn.«n i ?a? ?! October. A.D 1946.
aJ008,? A M., to show cause why
such application should not be granted
J!# notice hereof be published in the
Washington .Law Reporter" and "The
Evening Star, once ln each of three suc
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA J
LAWS, Chief Justice of said Court, this
4th day of September, A.D. 1946. (Seal.)
Attest. THEODORE COGSWELL. Register
0/ Win, lor the District of Columbia, Clerk
the Prohate Cnnrf i o on
t Prot.li. for MI*CU«« «£" (gj) §
in. of Rout Sirloin of WI. " ■
•asBjjesrsK I
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hi£i^ (A
I T SSlt *«TM «AITH .. «g»
J LEGAL NOTICES
j FREDERICK M. BRADLEY and LEONARD
iMARBL'RY, Attorney*, Colorado Buildini.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
i Holding a Probate Court..—Estate of George
IS. Duncan. Deceased.—No. 67.7A2, Ad
: ministration Docket 143.—Application
(having been made herein by Florence W.
(Duncan for probate of the last will and
! testament of said deceased, and for letters
(Of administration c.t.a., on said estate, to
issue unto Florence W. Duncan and The
Washington Loan and Trust Company, it
is ordered this 32nd day of August, A.D.
lf>48. that William Auchnie, Henry
Auchnie, Jessie Shearer. Andrew Duncan,
nonresidents and the unknown heirs at
law and next of kin of George S. Duncan,
deceased, if any. and all others concerned,
appear in said court on Tuesday, the 1st
day of October, A.D. liHfl, at 10:00 o'clock
A M., to show cause why such application
| should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the “Washington Law Re
porter’ and “The Evening Star," once
in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness, the Hon
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice
of said Court, this 22nd day of August.
AT) 1040 (Seal.) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL, Register of Wills for the Dis
trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court-_au23.30,set)
JAMES M. BONUSO. Attorney.
580 Woodward Bldr.. Washington 5. D C.
Filed Aug. 21. 1946. Charles E. Stewart.
_ _ Cleric.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States lor the District of Co
lumbia.—Vincent Lazzaro. Plaintiff, vs.
Josephine Lazzaro, Defendant.—No. 35755
—The object of this suit is for absolute
divorce on the grounds of voluntary sepa
ration from bed and board for five (51
consecutive years and/or adultery. On mo
tion of the plaintiff, it is this 21st day
of August. 1946. ordered that the de
fendant. Josephine Lazzaro, ca .se her ap
pearance 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: other
wise 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
*Sd fib' Evening Star before said
?Sy-,,'S)..F DICKINSON LETTS. Justice
!'?*?'> Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
Clerk. By ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy
clerk-___ au23.30,se6
MILTON T. BROOME. Attorney for Peti
tioner, Columbian Bnildinr, 416 Fifth
_., . . Street N.W.
Filed Aug. 21. 1946. Charles E. Stewart.
txt ~ Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumMted I8tat's I°r the District of Co
lumbia.—In Re Application of Francis
Lauriskos for Change of Name_Civil
having fynSi 36381 .—Francis Lauriskos.
a complaint for a Judgment
changing his name to Francis Gill and
having applied to the Court for an order
of publication of the notice required by
hu ", «uc„h cas«. it is, bv the Court
Iw day of August. 1946. Ordered
that a.1 persons conc»rned show cause.
‘I any there be. on or before the 14th
d^y °S September, 1946, why the prayers
gt s?id .con^lalnt should not be granted
Provided- That a copy of this order be
Published once a week for three consecu
tive weeks before said day in The Evening
8tar Newspaper and the Washington Law
n^°.rter' F DICKINSON LETTS.
Justice. (Seal.) A True Copv Test1
SHARLES E STEWART. Clerk. By ELLA
MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
au23.30.sefl._
THOS. MORTON GITTINC,srAtUrney,~
416 15th 8t. N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
„ States for the District of Columbia,
Holding ,fr°bate Court.—No. 67.828, Ad
T^it.?ltonTrThl> is t0 Give Notice:
Thatthe subscriber, of the District of
£9:H/pbi4, has obtained from the Probate
D.ou.rt ofthg District of Columbia, Letters
d istratl0,n °" the estate of William
g'ury Boggs, also known as William H.
§°kks- Jate of the District of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims
tnae1hiMele*wdeceased ara hereby warned
.2 ™!‘b{t the same, with the vouchers
th'f'of. legally authenticated, to the sub
*cytber, on or before the 26th day of
August. A.D. 1947: otherwise they mav
by law be excluded from all benefit of said
«t«te. Given under my hand this 26th
day of August. 1 34tt. MRS BESSIE atm.
MONS. 2730 10th St. N.E (Seal )Attest*
COGSWELL. Register of Wills
Jo'.the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
Probate Court._au30.se6.13.
ALBERT A. STEEN. Attorney.
1010 Vermont Ave. N.W.
Filed Aug. 28. 1946. Charles E. Stewart.
!N THE DISTRICT** COURT OF THE
inmhi.ted .8tat,,s for the District of Co
lumbia—Lawrence V. Buendo. Plaintiff.
3K9Kiathmln* & I?ueJiho. Defendant.—No.
JPJlbT—The object of this suit Is absolute
divorce, five years voluntary separation
On motion of the plaintiff, it is this 28th
day °I .August. 1948, ordered that the de
fendant, Catherine M. Buendo. cause her
*"tered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
?h=!aand Jeg?. holidays, occurring after
n^a..day.2f l?e fiL!t Publication of this
at<b£rwlse1 the cause wiu he pro
dded lth as ,ln. base of default. Pro
I'ded’ a bfPy of this order be published
th.C TO.5,iJl.lor ‘hree successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Washington Evening Star before said dav
'8 F- DICKINSON LETTS. jiStfce(SeaU
Attest. CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk
Bram,hf'se6113DONALD' Deputy clerk
__AUCTION SALES.
__tomorrow!
ADAM A. WESCHLER.* SON. Auctioneers
-—Fi-ve hirndred latest, style dresses, suits,
coats, blouses, beachwear. etc., including
two hundred high-grade garments, td be
rwS'oSeooIa£*13; by auction at WESCH
LER S. 905 E st. n.w . Saturday. Sept. 7th.
11.. a m and continuing
throughout the afternoon; chairs provided
_—H
_FUTURE.
JH9S- OWEN * SON, 435 Southern
Building—Administratrix Sale of Valuable
Two-Story Brick Four-Family Flat Build
ing Known as Premises 1625 Twenty-First
ii^ct’r Southeast, also Six Unimproved
ated at the Southwest Corner
of Thirty-First and R Streets. Southeast —
Pursuant to an order of the District Court
of the United States for the District of
Columbia, dated August 23, 1946, in
Administration Cause No. 65.556, Bea
w«l£ft*AgIVes .,9a£on' Administratrix of the
_ state of William B. Caton, deceased,
will sell at public auction In front of
premises 1625 Twenty-First Place. SE,
S£„rT)iei,sday’ the Twenty-Fourth day of
September, A. D., 194fi. at THRFF
O’CLOCK P.M., the following described
property situate in the District of Colum
»larftod^do,l£:n,ated,as: Parcel 1 Lots 26
I? Block 10 in the subdivision made
S?_ the National Safe Deposit Savings and
Trust Company, Trustee, known as "Ran
PJe Highlands. as per plat recorded In
rSLi the Surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber County 18 at folio
66: subject to covenants of record; said
property now known as Lots 28 and 29 In
Square 6592: AND ON THE SAME DAY
“t the *2athwest corner of Thirty-First
2,?S~,fL.streets, Southeast, at THREE
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK P.M., the following
descrlbed property situate in the District
of Columbia and designated as: Parcel 2.
s£ro 4.5’ tH' 47i i8-. 4U and 69 I" Square
n662 In the subdivision known as "Ran
dle Highlands : subject to covenants of
record Terms of Sale: Each parcel to
. ^21P„.??parateIy- All Cash. Deposit
of $2,500 00 required on Parcel 1, and
deposit of $1,000.00 required on Parcel
2, at time of sale. Said Administratrix
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids on either property If deemed by her
t° h* insufficient; all conveyancing, re
cording. revenue stamps, title examina
tlon and notary fees shall be at the cost
of the purchaser; each sale shall be sub
ject to the approval and ratification of
<?,.cPurtL terms of sale to be compiled
*lth by the respective purchasers within
oO days after such approval, otherwise
said administratrix shall resell said prop
erties nr property at the cost of the de
Purchaser. BEATRICE AGNES
CATON, Administratrix. Estate of Wll
B. Caton. Administrative Cause No.
CP'S08- LOUI8 P. MANIATIS, Attorney.
National Press Building, Washington. D. C.
__ au.30.sepQ. 13.20.
ADAM A. WESCHLER * SON, auctioneers.
Trustee’s sale of valuable brick dwelling,
being premises JJ34 Keefer pi. n.w.. with
2-car stucco garage. By virtue of a deed
of trust recorded in Liber 8022 at folio
21 i, one of the land records of the Dis
trict of Columbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale by public auc
tion, in front of the premises, on Wednes
day. the 11th day of September, 1946, at
4 o’clock p.m., the following described
property in the District of Columbia, to
wlt: Lot numbered Thirty-seven (37) in
Square numbered Thirty Hundred and
Porty-two (3042) in the subdivision of
part of "Pleasant Plains" made by To
briner any Colbert. Trustees, and others,
as per plat recorded in the Office of the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber County 24 at folio 29. subject to
restriction locating building line of said
lot at 25 feet from the front line of Keefer
El., as provided in Agreement recorded in
iber 3212 at folio 259 of the Land Rec
ords of the District of Columbia. Terms
of Sale: The purchaser will be required
to make a deposit of $300.00 at time of
sale, balance to be paid all cash or in
reasonable amounts, which terms will be
announcea at the sale: deferred amounts
to bear Interest at 5% per annum. Exam
ination of title, conveyancing, recording,
revenue stamps, etc., at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within 30
days from day of sale, otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property at risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser after five
days' advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
D. C . or deposit may be forfeited. AMER
ICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO. Trustee.
By HOWARD MORAN. Vice President.
(Seal.) Attest: JOHN R. NEALE. Assistant
Secretary._ au‘28,30.se3.6,I0
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT of the
Capitol. Washington. D. C., August 30.
1946. Sealed bids, in triplicate, will be
received in this office until 3:00 p.m.,
September 13, 1946, and then publicly
opened for services of tree surgeons1 for
the U. S. Capitol Grounds, Washington,
D. C. Bidding information may be ob
tained on application by qualified in
tending bidders. David Lynn, Architect
* Vx .x
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perfect shape; buddy seat, crash bars.
Phone Taylor 0745.»
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STATION WAGON TOP re-covered. $29.50.
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Phone NO. 4022. •
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trailer, stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer; rental hours, 8 to 0;
closed Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
Wisconsin ave., WO. 3231.
FOR SALE, 1942 Travelo house trailer.
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE Alexandria.
Va . Temporary Lot 23. ALex. 8291. 7*
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER—If you wish
to sell your house trailer for the highest
cash price, call MR. LADD. WO 3231
NEW AND USED TRAILER coaches for
sale; complete line of trailer parts and
accessories. Visit our new display rooms
and stock depts. New home appliances ar
riving daily. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
INC . 4939 Wisconsin ave. n.w., WO 3231
LUGGAGE TRAILERS WANTED. Call
‘ Roper” and get cash for your old trailer.
Call ' ROPER.” Dupont 9785 7*
TRAILER, collapses to luggage size: sleeps
4: excellent for touring fishing or hunting
trip; $159. UN. 4335. —8
KARRYALL HAMPERS, new. de luxe, and
Karryall utility trailers are on display for
immediate delivery COLIE TRAILER CO .
8232 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring, Md.
BL. 2242.
AUTO TRUCKS fOR SALE.
REO TRUCK. 1918. 2 speeds rear, extra
gas tank, radio, spotlight: 3.600 miles;
with or without 15-It. van body. TR.
1210. 8*
GMC 1941 two-ton lge. custom-made bady,
8.25 tires, new recaps, motor in excell,
shape; will sell, as is. below ceiling. FR.
0725. 15 Anacostia rd. n.e. —6
CHEVROLET 1942 Army truck, stake
body; excel, cond. See WILLIAM HAR
RIS. 510 Lamont st. n.w. RA. 4752. —7
DUMPS, 6 yards, 2>/a-ton Autocars, good
running condition, priced below OPA ceil
ing. $1,175; panel (i-ton 1941 Dodge,
very clean and good running. RICE MO
TORS. 1800 B'adensburg rd. n.e. 7*
CYCLE TRUCK for delivery, never been
used Price $50. Hobart 2336. •
FORD 1937 pickup truck, recond. motor;
1935 Ford stake body truck. NO. 9677.
COOK'S SERVICE STA.. 2270 Sherman
ave. n.w. 12*
DODGE TRUCK, 1 i-ton dump, four-wheel
drive: $995. below OPA ceiling price. Call
LI. 7022.
CHEVROLET 1934 pickup truck: $225,
within OPA ceiling; very clean. Falls
Church 1H32-J. —7
PICKUP TRUCK—1935 Olds converted
into pickup; good condition; $350, within
OPA celling. 3510 Georgia ave.
GENERAL MOTORS 1941 lVi-ton, 15-ft.
van truck: good condition. 419 New
Jersey ave. n.w.
DODGE 1941 >/a-ton pickup, with front
wheel drive, very good tires and motor.
Phone Lincoln 5397 after 6 p.m.6•
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer—
A new groun of trucks Just received, 50 to
choose from; some new, all guaranteed.
Stakes—1942 Chevrolet, lVi tons: 1942
BMC. 2Vi tons: 1943 Studebaker, 2'i
tons, 6x6.
Dumps—1942 Chevrolet, 1*A tons: 1940
Dodge, l'i tons: 1942 GMC, 2>/i tons.
Tractors—1942 White, model WA-128.
air brakes. 11.00-20 tires: 1941 Federal. 3
tons. BX brakes.
Semitrailers, new—10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 11.00-20 tires: under
low ceilinar.
Command car—1941 Dodge. ¥> ton.
Caterpillar tractor — Allis-Chalmers,
12 tons CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee
hwy . Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday,
S to 6; Sunday 10 to 3. CH. 7000.
To reach: Out through Georgetown,
cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
(Route 211 or 29). drive l'k miles.
_AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
IT'S A KNOWN FACT—Roper pays more
for any „t™ck in any condition. Call
Pucont 9765. 9*
PICK-UP—Late model, Chevrolet or Dodge
preferred. Call WO. 4552. —7
"ROPER" BUYS THE TRUCKS"—Any
model, any condition, for the best price.
Call "Roper," Dupont 9765. 9»
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,
DUNKEY’S TRASH REMOVERS — Dally
service. 2015 Clagett st. n.e.. AT. 6138.
TRUCK FOR HIRE — General hauling,
prompt trash removal service. Call VETS
TRUCKING CO.. LI. 2178. —7
LIGHT HAULING, veteran, reasonable
rates. HO. 4451. —12
TRUCK FOR HIRE, stake body: reasonable
rates: short or long distance hauls. Call
Tyler 9525. —6
LIGHT HAULING of any kind and any
where at any time. Reliable drivers. LU.
1497 or LI. 2886. —7
BODGE STAKE BODY TRUCK for hire,
with driver. General hauling. MI. 9809.
7-TON CAPACITY—Va. T. H. license’;°200
mi- radius: reasonable. Call MR. SHAW,
in. 65.12 6*
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs: experi
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates:
[peal and long distance. TA. 2937. 6*
VETERAN desires household moving and
general hauling; any time, anywhere;
refrigerators a specialty: vans and stakes;
reasonable. FR, 8260, Ext. 72. —19
In co-operation with OPA, ad
vertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model, body type, price and state
ment “Within OPA Ceiling.’’
AUTOMOBILES fOR SALE.
AUBURN SEDAN 1936, needs some re
pair?, *350. within OPA ceiling. After
5:30, 407 Turner st„ Ch. Ch„ Md. —6
BUICK 1941 Special Sedanette, heater
OPA celling. $1,159. LOMAR
MOTORS. 8511 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring.
SH. 4400. open 9-5. ._8
BUICK 1941 Roadmaster sedan; radio and
heater; 51.578. within OPA ceiling. SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1387 14th St. n.W. NO.
2164. —g
BUICK 1941 special station wagon; one
««Ptlonally fine condition. BELL*
eir.amisu'ssra sssn.
7*
BUICK 1942 special 4-door trunk aedan;
new; radto, heater. new tires; $1,504.
Within OPA ceiling. BELL* HAVEN SIN
CLAIR SERVICE STATION. Route No. 1.
3 miles south of Alexandria. 7*
BUICK 1941 sedan; radio, heater, new
tires, slip covers; black: perfect condition:
only 4,600 miles; one owner: OPA. $1,507;
will sell under celling. 31fl Belleview
eve., Chevtrly, Md.
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CROSS-WORD PUZZLE -y
HORIZONTAL
1 Soft cushion
4 Destiny
8 Spanish
hero
11 Poetic.:
always
12 Mine entrance
13 Egg-shaped
15 Prefix:
false
17 Slang:
success
19 Chinese
measure
20 Peer Gynt’s
mother
21 Chess pieces
22 Ancient
23 Volume
25 Title of
respect
26 Grotesque
figures
27 Grass cut
and dried for
fodder
28 Clamor
29 Share of
a task
30 Comparative
suffix
31 Wordbook
33 Archaic
article
35 Pledge
36 Bird’s craw
37 Anatomy;
the heart
38 Two-masted,
square
rigged ship
40 Ram
41 Ruffian
42 Drink made
from
molasses
43 To sing in a
low tone
44 Ocean
45 Part of
“to be”
46 Eternity
47 To bind up
tightly
50 Game in
vented by the
Dutch
52 Mental image
54 Craggy hill
55 To decay
56 Melody
57 Affirmative
vote
26 Machine for
moving heavy
weights
28 Moisture
29 Fore part of
a ship
31 Ships record
32 Head covering
33 Pronoun
34 Unit of work
35 Power
37 Pleasantly
talkative
38 To boast
39 Unsubstanti
ated report
40 Capital
of Tunisia
41 Reception
43 Stop:
44 Slang:
plunder
46 Lizard
47 One hundred
make a yen
48 Garden tool
49 Period of
time
51 Look!
53 To bring to
completion
VERTICAL
1 Enthusiasm
2 Roman bronze
3 Fanciful
4 To lose color
5 Trouble
6 Note of
scale
7 Clear, upper
air
8 Folding
bed
9 Four
10 To waste
I
time
14 Covers
16 To avail
oneself of
18 Preposition
21 Lowest
limit
22 Three strikes
23 Definite
article
24 Rowing
Implement
25 Hockey
team
Points for Parents -By EDYTH Thomas WALLACE
The emotionally immature mother, who cannot accept the
passing of the years, retards her children’s growth toward emo
tional maturity, also.
1 This _*
Not This 1
Mother—I’ve enjoyed you every
minute of your life—we’ve always
had good times together. And now
I’m going to enjoy your college days
through your letters. I’m so happy
you can go.
Mother—I’m afraid you’ll be ter
ribly homesick and I’m going to miss
you so. I wish I could turn back the
years and have my sweet little curly
headed girl here with me again.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Cent.).
CADILLAC 1930, sedan, in food run
ning order. Can be seen at 1021 Otis st.
n.e., within OPA celling; $500. —8
CADILLAC 1639 "60" special 4-door se
dan: beautiful black finish, new custom
made seat covers. 5 good tires. This CAT
is in excellent condition throughout. Cash
or *-rms No trade required. Within OPA
ceiling. $1,633. 22nd and N. H. ave. n.w.
Di. 9o26. . —6
CHEVROLET 1982 coupe; perfect condi
tion: $290, under OPA ceiling. ' 2006
Kearny st. After 6 p.m., DU. 8769.
CHEVROLET 1941 chassis frame passenger
car. COOK S SERVICE STA., 2270 Sher
man ave. n.w. NO. 9677. 12*
CHRYSLER 1936 4-door 7-pass, sedan:
A-l cond.; $550. Well below OPA. Eve .
bet. 3 and 6. 311 3rd st. n.e., Apt. No. 6.
CHRYSLER 1942 New Yorker 4-door sedan:
radio, heater, fluid-drive: perfect condition
throughout; OPA ceiling, $1,883. LEEDS
MOTOR CO., 5100 Wis. ave. OR. 4407. —6
CHRYSLER 1942 Windsor 4-door sedan:
good tires, fluid drive, radio, heater. Car
in exceptionally good condition, within OPA
ceiling; $1,623. LENOX MOTOR CO.
4801 Baltimore ave., Hyattsville, Md., War
field 3462. —8
DODGE 1941 Command car, good condi
tion; 4-wheel drive; $500; within OPA
ceiling. GL. 5137. 7*
DODGE 1941. taxi with PUC: fluid drive,
good condition, within OPA celling. AT.
4973. 7*
DODGE 1939 4-door sedan: mechanic’s
delight; "as is” celling. $540. LEEDS
MOTOR CO., 6100 Wisconsin ave. OR.
4407. —6
DODGE 1941 Command car: priced be
low celling. $649. RICE MOTORS, ’SOU
Bladensburg rd. n.e. 7*
FORD 1938 convertible club coupe: A-l
mechanical condition; good top. tires and
paint, radio: $419. within OPA ceiling:
would like to trade for closed car. EM.
7155. 3114 Legation st. n.w.
HUDSON 1941 convertible coupe: $1,536.
within OPA ceiling. SIMMONS MOTORS,
1337 14th st. n.w. NO. 2164. —8
KAISER-FRAZER—Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS CO , 3143 Lee hwy., Arlington.
CH. 7000. OX. 0562.
MOTOEKTTES. 1946. new and demonstra
tors, for immediate delivery; 35 miles per
hour, up to 80 miles on a gallon of gas;
$445.60 and $311.60. Within OPA. WASH
INGTON MOTORETTE DISTRIBUTORS.
8511 CoIesvlUe rd.. Silver Spring. SH. 4400.
——6
NASH 1939 4-door sedan. Within OPA;
$560; good and clean. Can be seen 106
W. Nelson ave., Alex., Va. ALex. 3458,
after 5 p.m. 6*
NASH 1936 Ambassador “8" 4-door tour
ing sedan: radio, heater, overdrive: re
cently inspected; has 1946 D. C. sticker;
$400 cash; below OPA. May be seen
2532 F st. n.w., ZEST PRODUCTS CO. —8
OLDSMOBILE 1934 convertible six-pas
senger roadster: fine mechanical condi
tion: $395. within OEA ceiling. 801 H
st. n.w. 7*
PACKARD 1938 7-passenger limousine;
black, very clean, excellent mechanical
condition. OPA price, $1,345. our price
$1,070. BENDALL PONTIAC, 1811 King
st., Alexandria, Va., Overlook 1600. —6
PACKARD 1938 12-passenger station
wagon: $895; under OPA. GENE CASTLE
BERRY, 1640 Benning rd. n.e. FR. 5231.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cent.)
CHEVY 1929 sedan; If needs repairs, will
accept if reasonable. Phone OR. 6298.
FORDS—Cash for your ear. no red tape.
SCHLEGEL Sc GOLDEN. 287 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park, D. C. Georgia 3300.
PLYMOUTHS—Cash for your car, no red
tape. SCHLEGEL Sc GOLDEN, 257 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park, D C. Georcla 3300.
; TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR CAR. regardless
iof make or model: Immediate cash. MAN
HATTAN AUTO Sc RADIO CO.. 7th at R
I sts. n.w Used car dealers for 31 years.
ABSOLUTELY TOP VALUE for your car at
McKee! As new-car production Increases
the price of your car Is bound to take a
big drop. Sell It today to McKee at to
day's top price. Delay Is bound to cost
you money, so come see McKee today!
We'll also give you a priority number to
make you among the first to get a new
Pontiac. For top prices see McKEK
PONTIAC. 1828 L st. 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. 9520.
CHEVROLETS—Cash for your car. no red
tape. SCHLEGEL Sc GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
st., Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300
SEE US BEFORE VOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE, 1126 20th st. n.w. District
9141.
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth,
Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS, Chrysler-PIymouth deal
ers. 8000 Georgia ave. SH. 4600.
FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
Is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Turrett, CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTlAc OWNERS, get every dollar your
car is worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTORS SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PLYMOUTH OWNERS, get every dollar
your car Is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett.
CENTRAL MOTORS SALES. 4432 Conn, ave
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
Sour car isworth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey
Ice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432
Conn. ave.
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.
NASH 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.
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.
BUICKS WANTED—I will pay the highest
- dollars: any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
CASH FOR TOUR CAE—Fords. Chevrolet!
and Plymouth! Phone Atlantic 6800,
STRUART MOTORS. 3rd and H sU. n.e.
CASH AT ONCE—Top-dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida ave.
n.e. AT. 7200. Open evenings.
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. 2877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.,
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a m.
until 9 p.m.
ANY MAKE AUTOMOBILES wanted, will
come to you. snot cash. Call "ROPER,”
Dupont 9765. 9*
ABSOLUTELY HIGH CASH OFFER —
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
Say off balance and pay cash difference.
ARNES-SANDERS MOTORS. Washington's
oldest exclusive used-ear dealers. 8ee Mr.
Barnes for appralsa. All cash or certified
check. Only one location. Drive In open
lot, 1300 14th, comer N st. n.w. Open
8:30 to 5. closed on Sunday. Call North
1111 for appraisal.
OUT-OF-TOWN CASH BUYERS available;
be sure to get their big cash price for
your car. Adams 8344. WILLIAMS AUTO
8ALES, R. I. ave. at 20th st. n.e.
CHEYSLEE-FLYMOUTH DEALER will pay
the maximum cash price for any desirable
car. WHEELER, INC., 4800-4820 Wis
consin. OR. 1020. 8 to 6;30. Closed Sun.
SALESMAN IN DIRE NEED of a clean
ear: pay all cash; any make or rear. FR.
6659. —15
VETERAN urgently needs good late model
car for new Job. Cash. Chestnut 0066.
PACKARD 1941 “160” sedan; radio and
beater; $2,092, within OPA celling. SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
2184. -.8
PACKARD 1937 7-passenger limousine,
luxurious V-12, good condition throughout,
new brakes, heater and defroster. As Is,
OPA celling price, $1,771: will take
$1,050 cash or will consider small car as
part payment. GL. 6112. 7*
PLYMOUTH 1942 4-door sedan, ex-taxi,
$875 cash. Below OPA celling. CH. 8160.
6*
PLYMOUTH 1942 taxi with PUC: excel,
lent condition: owner driven; new brakes,
transmission and carburetor recently in
stalled. Between 6 and 7 p.m., 811 Taylor
st. n.e 8*
PLYMOUTH 1933 coupe; recently over
hauled; $400 (within OPA celling, plus re
pairs!; economical transp. UN. 3226. •
PLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe business coupe;
motor overhauled: clean: $352. .within
OPA celling; large trunk space. 801 H
st. n.w. 7*
PONTIAC 1936 business coune: just com
pletely overhauled: $300. within OPA cell
ing plus repairs. Call after 7 P.m. 4215
8th st. n.w. TA. 6066. 7*
STUDEBAKER 8-cyl. 4-door de luxe: pri
vate owner; excellent condition, new tires,
brakes and paint; $400; below OPA cell
ing Spruce 018Y-J. •
STUDEBAKER '35 sedan, small 6: good
cond.. very clean: $390. within OPA.
719 D st. s.e. after 3 p.m.: no phone. •
STUDEBAKER 1938 6-passenger club
coupe; motor In good condition; $495, wth
in OPA celling. 801 H st. n.w. 7*
WILLY8 1939 sedan: $520. within OPA
selling price. SIMMONS MOTORS. 1337
14th st. n.w. NO. 2164. —8
WILLY8 1938 sedan, for Immediate sale.
Can be seen at 3100 M st. n.w. today and
tomorrow. Phone CO. 8657. At OPA
ceiling, $270.
1940 WILLY8 MOTOR CLUTCH. Gen.
starter, ideal for boat. Call evenings,
JOYCE, Chestnut 2000. Ext. 65. «•
TAXICABS (3). 1941 Plymouths, $786
each: (li 1941 Plymouth, new engine.
$991; (1) 1941 Chevrolet. $800. Cash or
terms. Above ears under OPA celling.
ROBEY MOTOR SALES. 1220 Mt. Olivet
rd. n.e. —18
SCHOOL BUS. used last year as church
bus. Call WI. 1712 or Rockville 2-J-5.
—7
FOR SALE—1936 Dodge 4-door sedan
with heater: $325 cash. RA. 5910.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICK. Chrysler. Dodge. Plymouth, Olds
and Pontiac badly needed to slipply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Highest prices paid for clean cars. Drive
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or call .Mr. Miller at EX. 4800.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC.. 1160 17th St.
n.w. (corner 17thand M>.
BUICK OB PONTIAC, 1938 to 1940. in
good condition; veteran desperately i^ds
car for work. No dealers. Call HUiffde
2186-J any time Saturday. •
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STATION WAGON WANTED! reasonably
good condition. Will pay cash. WO. 3801.
—fl
VET needs light car desperately. Pay cash.
Prefer 1930 to 1940 Ford. Please call
RE. 7876. Apt. 607. after 6 p.m. 6*
VETERAN will pay cash ceiling price to
individual for 1940 to 1942 car. DE.
0741. —6
PRIVATE PARTY wants best buy in closed
car from S400 to S750. TE. 0980. —6
VET NEEDS good, clean. '39 to ’42 car:
any make, any style; has all cash. Call
8H. 5187. —8
VETERAN wants late model used ear; will
pay as much as $1,300 for a clean one.
TA. 6032, call any time. —11
VETERAN, much devoted to heavy Pack
ards. would like to buy a phaeton or tour
ing 8-cylinder model not newer than 1940.
Bradley 0172. 7»
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 1940.
'41 or ’42 car in good condition. Call
CH 8404 ___i ^
VETERAN of five years’ service needs a
good car desperately. Apply UR. GAS
TRELL, Room 407. Fairfax Hotel. 7*
NO ONE WOULD DARE pay more for your
automobile than “Roper’1; spot cash. Call
"ROPER.’’ Dupont 9765. 9*
VETERAN needs ’40-’42 clean Chev. or
Plymouth sedan; celling. 8L. 6465. 8*
Will TRADE Piper aircraft In excellent
condition for late-model car. Call Falls
Church 2024-J. •
VETERAN HAS CA8H for 1939 to 1941
clean, light car, from private party. AD.
5369. —8
VETERAN WILL PAY CASH for used car
in good condition. No dealers. Call
Georgia 7107 after 6:30 p.m. •
URGENTLY NEEDED—All types of used
cars; get high cash price now GENE
CA8TLEBERRY, 1640 Bennlng rd. FR.
5231.
EX-PARATROOPER, veteran of ETO,
needs light car for school: will pay OPA
celling in cash. PAT FITZQIBBON8, Jr..
WO. 5141.
SEE OWEN MeNEY. formerly associated
with one of Washington’s largest Bulck
dealers, now with the CO LIE MOTOR CO..
8332 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md.. for
the tern dollar on your used car or trailer.
8L. 2342. _18
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Goren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. South
deals.
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The bidding:
South West North East
14 Pass 3 4 Pass
4 <7 Pass 4 4 Pass
6 4 Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Jack of hearts.
Hard luck recruits most of its vic
tims from the ranks of the careless.
When a hand can be safeguarded
against bad breaks one is not in
clined to lend a sympathetic ear to
the declarer who complains about
an unfortunate distribution. Today
we have another in the long string
of cases in which a player took too
much for granted.
The final contract was the essence
of soundness. Neath’s three-spade
call is the best response with hts
holding. When an exact description
of the strength and type of a hand
can be given in one bid it is much
superior to a roundabout way of
getting there. Nothing is to be
gained, therefore, on hands of this
type by a temporary bid of two
clubs. It is only when neither a
three nor a two spade bid gives the
exact description that it is neces
sary to resort to indirect methods.
South fully intended to contract for
a slam when he heard the jump (be
cause he had considerably more than
a trick in excess of his opening bid)
but he had some vague ideas of
seven and started in that direction
by showing the ace of hearts. When
North returned to four spades South
concluded that partner either did
not have the ace of clubs or could
not afTord to show it, so he aban
doned the big prize and settled for
a little slam. Note that had North
been able to show his ace without
getting above the game level he
would have been justified in so do
ing. But when it involves passing
the game to indicate possession of
an ace, additional values should be
held.
The jack of hearts was opened,
covered by the queen, king and ace.
Declarer saw that he could get rid
of his losing heart on the ace of
clubs, so there was nothing to it
but the trumps. “Just in case of
fire,” he said, "I’ll lay down the ace
of trumps.” And the conflagration
broke out.
A safer way for declarer to have
played the hand, it seems to me,
would be to cash the king of clubs,
enter dummy with the king of dla
mands, take his discard and then
lead a small trump from dummy,
barely covering anything East plays.
If East should show out naturally
the ace would be played and the
rest is routine.
The only real risk involved in the
suggested line of play is that East
will have a singleton diamond and
two trumps and that West will win
the first trump trick and return a
diamond. This I consider a less
likely occurrence than East holding
all three trumps.
(Copyright, 1946, by Charles H. Goren )
Take My Word for It
Mirage Words.
By FRANK COLBY.
A number of familiar and useful
words are mispronounced because
they seem to be reflections of other
similar but unrelated words. This
reflection is like a mirage—when
you approach it for examination,
it simply fades away before your
eyes.
For example, percolate seems to
be a reflexion of circulate, hence
the common mispronunciation
“PER-kew-late." But percolate is
spelled with “-co-” (not “-cu-”) and
should be pronounced: PER-koe
late.
Unguent seems to be a reflection
of pungent. But unguent Is cor
rectly pronounced: UNG-gwent.
Comely is a mirage of homely.
But comely should be: KUM-lee.
Danish suggests vanish. But the
“a” of Danish retains the long
sound as in Dane. Say: DAY-nish.
Coupon is a mirage of yupon.
hence the erroneous “KEW-pcn.”
The cou- of coupon, however, is
“koo.” as in coup, coupe. Be sure
to say: KOOpon.
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OP THE AMERICAN LANGUAGE, a must
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LAFF-A-DAY
“Why, daddy, I’ve been sitting up
with the sick son of the sick man
you sat up with the other night!"
Speeder Instructs
Police on Traffic
ly the Associated Preu
FARGO, N. Dak. —Miss Fern
Oberg, 21 - year - old Georgetown.
Minn., school teacher, by court or
der, taught on the subject of traffic
at the Fargo Police School.
Miss Oberg’s service on the police
school faculty was the sentence de
cided on by Police Judge F A.
Leonard after she had entered a
plea of guilty to a charge of speed
ing.
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More pay
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«r*P*e to well the word called Tor.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It. If you have
"Lettered-Out" correctly It’e probably.
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