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WATER FRONT PROPERTY <Cbb».).
WANTED—Small farm or acreage, on
water, fishing: Improved or not; reason
able. for cash Box 274-E. Star. 8*
FINE HOME situated in Shady Side. Md..
on a lot 90x225, fronting on the West
River with full riparian rights. House
contains living room, dining room, kitchen,
bath, 4 bedrooms, nice sleeping porch,
front and rear norehes. all modern con
veniences and Is nicelv furnished. This
property is only 35 miles from Washington
and amid highly desirable surroundings.
A good harbor for boats and the West
River is ideal for fishing, oystering, crab
bing, bathing, boating and sailing. Schools,
churches, shopping and transportation
within 1 mile. This property can be in
spected at anv time during the day by in
quiring at Bra shear's store in West Shady
Side. For further particulars. WILLIAM
M. THOMAS. Realtor. 1703 Rhode Island
ave. n.w., DI. 1703. Eves., Overlook 0447.
—8
VIRGINIA WOODLAND—Generous build
ing site, many large trees, gently cloning
to widened Occoquan Run: excel, bass fish
ing: opposite Ravcnswood,' 0 miles on sur
faced road from Manassas; $200 up: ‘deal
for summer or perm, home; electricity
available. Apply on property or write
ELLIS CROUCH. Manassas, Va. —8
BEVERLY BEACH—Lot for sale, 76x145;
reasonable for cash. Phone Elmwood
488, or Box 188. McLean. Va._—8
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
2 TO 10 ACRE TRACTS. $800 an acre,
opposite Meadowwood in Montgomery
County. Md., with entrance on Colesville
rd. and only ZVi miles from the new Naval
Research Lab.: this land has a nice ele
vation and is ideally sltuatM for homesltes
CRANE * HELAN, Realtors, excl.. 8248
Georgia aye . SL. 4000. eves. FR. 6539.
GLEN HILLS has so much to offer; Nat
ural beauty, fine elevation, springs and
brooks, excellent building sites, fertile soil,
stables, careful restrictions, school bus, ac
cessibility to proposed Northwest Freeway
Drive through Rockville 214 miles west on
Route 28, turn left on North Glen rd. at
the Glen Hill sign. Representative on
Property. MARVIN 8IMMON8 CO., OL
3.700. eves, and Sun. Rockville 606-W. —7
BUILDERS. ATTENTION—Approximately
90 acres, vicinity Annandale, Va.: high
way frontage property; will consider sell
ing In quarters. Also one 25-acre tract,
1.200-ft. highway frontage, same vicinity.
Call Glebe 1179. 8*
70-ACRE TRACT in Fairfax County, near
Falls Church: trunk line sewer runs
through property, water available soon:
ran be cut into small lots; this property
is priced for quick salt and is an excel
lent buy at only $800 per acre. ROW
LAND & WOLFORD, 118 E. Broad at.,
Falla Church, CH. 3421; eves., GL. 8041.
—11
APPROXIMATELY 20 ACRES. Fairfax
County, $650 per acre. Approximately 2
acres. Great Falls. $1,100. 11 Vi acres.
Old Dominion drive. $13,500. Approxi
mately 40 acres, mountains, Fauquier
County, good roads: submit offer. Phone
GL. 8573. H. A. DARNE. Broker. —7
50 ACRES, near Riggs rd„ suitable for de
velopment; about 5 miles from D. C. line:
5600 per acre. For appt . call WA. 5747.
300 ACRES at Laurel. Md., over >/4 mile
lronting on hard-surface road; price, $135
per acre. WILLIAM KEMP. 2705 12th
at. n.e HO. 0181. —8
CHEVY CHASE. MD.. 12 ACRES—A choice
proposed subdivision, consisting of ap
¥roximately 12 acres, tentatively plotted
nto 34 lovely building sites, most lots
having 75 to 100 ft. frontage with depths
varying 100 to 200 ft.: 1.3 lots front on im
proved street with utilities. In our opinion
it is attractively priced and will warrant
prompt action from prospective builders.
Another group of lots Just off Conn. ave,.
near the U. S. Bureau of Standards. For
full particulars, cal! Mr. Beaupre (over the
week end, caU WO. 6169). THOS. J.
FISHER & CO.. INC.. Realtori, DI. 6830.
70 ACRES—Sewer available, near Old
Georgetown rd.: ideal for subdividing. Call
Mr. Perry. OR. 2244. EDWARD E. CALD
WELL. 5000 Conn. ave. —7
IS ACRES. 1.380 ft. on Contee rd.. 1.000
ft. off of Baltimore blvd.: electricity and
transportation; suitable for subdivision;
cheap. Call Mr Witt. WA. 2813; evenings,
WA. 1869. J. C. LEWIS. Broker. —10
22 ACRES, 6 miles Fairfax Courthouse:
year-round road; wooded; $120 per acre.
tH. 1*3*. _
TWO ACRES IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. 10
miles from Washington: beautiful high,
rolling woodland; 314-ft. frontage on all
year road; nice homesite: $1,200, $120
down, $25 per mo. VERNON M. LYNCH &
SONS. Office 7 miles out Columbia pike.
Phone ALex. 6906; closed Sundays. —8
S3 ACRES, two tracts, one fronting Colum
bia pike. 6 miles from Pentagon Building,
good highway to Washington, several de
velopments nearby. Box 117-E, Star. 8*
VERY DESIRABLE tract of more than 100
acres in Prince Georges County. Close in.
Right for development. All utilities on
hand. 2.000 ft. frontage on main high
way. Also fronts on 2 secondary roads.
Beautifully rolling land. Here's your
change to get first-class subdivision for
priority building at less than $1,000 per
acre W. ERNEST OPFUTT CO.. 1624 K
it. n.w., RE. 3161; eves.,* 8H. 4841. —7
1 TO 10 ACRES, Virginia and Maryland;
low prices, easy terras. JAMES E. MA
HONEY. Woodward Bldg., RE. 2411. —8
14 ACRES IN NORTH ARLINGTON, suit
able for subdivision, water and sewer avail
able; $2,200 per acre. WRIGHT REALTY.
INC . Mr. Clark. GL. 9166. GL. 2423 eve
nings. —8
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS for suburban
estates, in nearby Va.; tracts of from 1
acre to 6 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
streams: sections of nice homes and
large estates: average price $1,200 per
acre. Phone GE. 7037. —8
HOMESITE—Ideal for the professional or
business man who contemplates building a
home in Montgomery County; 7 acres of
gently rolling well-drained land of which
about 2 acres are wooded. Almost 400 feet
frontage on the main highway between
Wheaton and Norbeck. Fruit trees and
shrubs have been planted by the present
owner who contemplated building his own
permanent home on the site; due to cir
cumstances he is moving to a distant
State. The price is right for such a
small acreage so near to the city. Call
ME 1143 until 6 P.m. J. WESLEY BU
CHANAN. Realtor.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Attention, de
velopers! University Park. Md. We have
over 60 acres of land for development In
this section This tract adjoins College
Hgis. Estates and contains over 200 de
sirable lots. Recently subdivided and ap
proved by Maryland authorities. Utilities
available for all lots; some lots on paved
street Csn be sold on contract release
basis to responsible party. Plat available.
Peikln. EX. 8535. —9
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Edmor. Md.,
over 20 acres V« mile off Colesville rd. on
hard surface road Electricity and tele
phone lines svailable; fruit orchard app.
160x200; large picnic ground with fire
place; nice creek running through property
with concrete bridge; excellent site for
swimming poo! near bridge. About ',4 of
property in heavy timber: perfect site for
country estate. Powers. 8L. 3000. —9
CHEVY CHASE. MD., 12 ACRES—A choice
proposed subdivision, consisting of ap
Iiroximately 12 acres, tentatively plotted
nto 34 lovely building sites, most lots
laving 75 to 100 ft. frontage with depths
varying 100 to 200 ft.; 13 lots front on Im
proved street with utilities. In our opinion
ft is sttractively priced and will warrant
prompt action from prospective builders.
Another group of lots Just off Conn, ave.,
hear the U. S. Bureau of Standards. For
full particulars, call Mr. Boothly. EM. 3348
lover the week end). THOB. J. FISHER
A CO.. INC.. Realtors. DI. 6830. —8
40 ACRES lovely rolling land contiguous
to the new Argyle Country Club with ap
proximately 1,000 ft. frontage on. same,
2 ether sides of this acreage front on
hardened roads and are available for im
mediate sale. This property can be reached
by drlvlnk north on Georgia ave.. turning
right at the first gas station and general
store about mile north of Glenmont
School, continue n.e. on this road for
about 2 miles to the 4 corners known as
“Layhlll." The property is in the rear of
a small group of buildings on the further
left-hand side and runs along the side
street for approximately 1,800 ft. The
owner has authorised us to procure a pur
chaser for the entire tract. The subdivi
sion of this property should result in a
good Investment. It is difficult to obtain
any property around Washington fronting
on a country club without paying a very
high price. Exclusive listing Shown by
appointment. 8ee Mr. Parsons, WEAVER
BROS. INC.. Washington Bldg. DI. 8300.
LOTS AND ACREAGE TRACTS as low as
*25 down, commuting D. C O. L. MUR
DOCK. Kensington. Md. 8H. 8794. Pleas
ant 8602. —8
BEAUTIFUL HIGH, partly wooded, tract
lor pvt est, or line for subdiv.; 15 to 27
acres: Va mi. from the Richmond or 1 ml.
Shirley highway. A genuine bargain at
*300 an acre: surveyor’s plat ready. OWN
ER ALex. 5614
4 ACRES. 208-ft. frontage, on Metzerotte
Soad. Berwyn. Md : $1,300 per acre. ERVIN
tEALTY CO., Hyattsville 0334. Eves. WA.
1231. —8
SMALL FARM of 12 acres, near Palrland,
SuLverWiUnG. MD.—26 seres of cleared
land, facing Brookville rd.. at Olney, Md.
perfect setup for homesites for building
Excellent neighbors. Very reasonably priced
at $20,000. Continuous running spring on
property. Excellent listing with E. 8. PRICE
* CO . ME. 3650, or call Mr. Ingram at
Pleasant 1231. —16
54*0 ACRES adjacent to new 8. Capitol at.
extended, near D. C. boundary. The South
Capitol St. Bridge Is udder construction
and will bring this property about 2 Vi
miles nearer D. C. business center. This
600 acres adapted to walk-up apartments
and a 60-aere shopping center for South
ern Maryland and surrounding neighbor
hood. FULTON R. GORDON, Owner7l427
Eye at. n.w. DI. 6230 till 8 p.m. Brokers,
attention. —9
AT WRITE OAK, MD.—Adjoining the Na.
val Ordnance Lahoratoy. 29 acrea, suitable
for subdivision. 3-room cottage, stream
through property. Owner. ANTON HORAK,
White Oak, Silver Spring. Md. 8*
78 ACRES of fine, level land, 27 miles from
D. C- . facing two good roads. Reply Box 21
D, Star. —-13
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.—60 acres,
adjoining property of Potomac Hunt: 1-milr
road frontage on Olen-Travllah roads; the
land with a future; come In on the ground
floor. MORRIS GUREVICH, Owner. Tra
vilah. Md. 8*
234 ACRES In Potomac Hunt section. This
property Is well located for development
Into ho;ne sites, fronting on two macadam
roads: priced tor Immediate sale. Call Mr.
Saunders. WI. 6740. with E. M. PRY. INC.,
7240 Wisconsin ave —8
APPROXIMATELY 1 acre, nice frontage,
on Leesburg pike, near Tysons Crossroads.
Price, *1,900: easy terms. PRENZEL, Mc
Lesn. Va, Elmwood 378. —9
28S-PT. FRONTAGE. Livingston rd.. 960
ft. deep. BVi acres, smsll stream on lower
side, some trees, clear, gentle slope; lti
miles from D. C. line; ideal for 6 or more
nice homesltea; sold only as a whole: cash,
$1,100 an acre. MR. THUMB, 6611 Liv
lncston rd LO. 7629. —8
12 ACRES. 4-room bungalow on Little
Paint Branch Just off Powder Mill rd.
near U. S. farm. Beltsville. and U. 8. Naval
Laboratory at White Oak. Md. Price, $10,
*00: 'A cash. A. H. SEIDENSPINNER.
Realtor. 6037 Balto. blvd., Riverdale. Md.
WA. 1010. WA. 4668. —9
118 ACRES. 260-ft. frontage on Route 240
■t Clarksburg. Montgomery County. Md
Elec., tele., transp,. etc., at property.
&r°T gulcklfk
ACREAGE WANTED.
■QBE ACREAGE, within 5 miles of D. C.
• lag, with or without small house: house
feni Can KM. 7069 up to 12 noon Sun.
1
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
HERE'S TOC* VACATION HOME~ind~a
jnug nshermjD's haven; Meal climate on
Flonda a Quit Coast. Fertile homesltes. 1
to 6 * • fronting or nr. salt water, commu
nity boat dock privll., hard rd., elec. Titles
guaranteed. Priced as low as $300, $45
down, $lfj mo. tmmed. possession. Ftar
beautiful Illustrated free booklet, write, or
?h. bet. 9 and 6. PAUL *. HARRISON.
1732 K St. n.w . MI. 1143. —8
LOTS FOR SALE,
GREENWICH FOREST—Highly restricted
oulet community where you will always be
particularly proud to live. Only 13 home
sites available; priced from $2,500 to
$5,704: plots from y« to acre, beauti
fully wooded, ideal grading: all utilities
available and convenient to transporta
tion. shopping, schools and recreational
Jill ties CAFRTTZ CO. DI. 9080. —8 *
WOODLAND, in Bethesda. Md.—50 highly
desirable lots in an established, restricted
community: all utilities available: con
venient to transportation, shopping
schools: lots are from 50x120 ft. to &
th«» *1.057; seleet one of
for Four home of to
morrow: this is an exceptionally sound
JumMs p“.ydedn,str«ti «k ne^'r
SP*'**! price, $2,500
*°r ^nrcT11'5!0 f°r mt- Act quickly.
W. ERNEST OFFUTT CO., 1624 K st
n w.. RE. 3181 or 8H. 4841. —7
—An veTT lor/lj selection of
homesltes, heavily wooded, perfect grade
“Pd with all utilities available. Sites are
„„Bu\ F°"r site now and be
to build. Locate your home In one
of Washington's best planned and re
stricted sections when you can build.
PAUL P STONE A EDWARD E. CALD
WRLL.^velOP.r., 6000 Conn. ave. n.w.
SUBURBAN, 4 miles from Silver Spring—
Approximately 2% acres with 800-ft.
frontage, beautifully situated on Veirs Mill
rd. Priced for quick sale, $4,250. Our
sign on property. CARLETON REALTY
UO..48046 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring.
’ FWISDALE OFFICE now open on prop
erty, fl a.m. to 6 p.m., daily and Sunday.
Get your homesite today in this beautiful
subdivision: approved for water and sewer.
Buy now in this new section while you can
pick your site to suit the house you Intend
to build. Lots 60-ft. frontage and up,
*950 up: terms Located on Riggs rd.. be
tween Ager rd. and University lane; 1a
miles from D. C. line. 1 mile from Uni
versity of Maryland J. C. LEWIS, owner
and licensed real estate broker. WA. 2813:
evenings. UN 4174. —12
WOODED LOT in Palls Church. 75 feet by
CLINE5*’ SMOOT.^3’~00 Elmwood_.'Hid.
POTOMAC AVE. N.W. at Manning pi. n.w.
Corner and adjoining lots comprising
nearly 14 acre as entirety or separate.
Exclusive sites for new homes. Long terms.
Phone OR. 1782. _8
ROLLINGWOOD——One of few remaining
homesltes this area: beautifully wooded
90x180 ft.: close to transportation: reason
ably priced. For appt. call OL. 0928. —8
ATTENTION, servicemen—Twenty beauti
fully wooded lots, for your selection, in Be
thesda. Close to schools and transporta
tion; facilities in: will design and build
your home on lot of your choice. For ap
pointment. WI. 8751; eves.. Sun., OL.
0928. 8
CHEVY CHASE view, MD.—Beautiful
elevated level homesite fronting Conn,
ave., 100x200; all utilities; sacrifice, $2,
950. OWNER. BL. 2416. —11
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—8ilver Spring—
Good lot, located In Silver Spring at
Woodslde pkwy. and Georgia ave. Iseli,
SL. 3000: eve., SH. 9220. —8
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Desirable bldg,
lots In Art. and Fairfax Counties. Martin,
Owens ftftOft a
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE, in better section
of North Arlington—3 beautiful wooded
lots: small stream flows through one of
these lots; $1,050 each. WRIGHT REAL
TY. INC., Mr. Clark, GL. 9166, GL. 2423
evenings. _a
FORREST PARK. Arlington — Detached
house lots, including all improvements,
ready to build on. all utilities; bus stop on
property; close to complete shopping cen
ter. on beautiful Lee blvd. with Arlington
County S only park on 3 sides. Large re
stricted lots priced from $3,150, with H
cash balar.ee terms. Call Mr Johnson
McKEE VER * WHITEFORD. DI 9700;
evenings. SH. 4518. _10
ON ROCK CREEK PARK—Highly desirable
homesites _in Chevy Chase. D. C.. priced
from $3.9o0. These lots are of excellent
size, some wooded and some clear, all are
situated on one of the highest .elevations
in the District. Rock Creek Park, with its
splendid recreational facilities immediately
adjacent and excellent transportation and
schools nearby, insures a highly desirable
place to live and adeauate protection to
your investment in a home. For further
information call BEITZELL, DI. 3100. —7
IN THE HAMLET. Chevy Chase. Md.—80
ft. front., on wide blvd.; excellent location,
near Conn, ave.; $5,000, Including ap
proved plans for center-hall Colonial resi
dence, designed for lot. Call WO. 2300
until 9 p.m. EDWARD H. JONES tc CO..
INC —8
BLADEN8BURG RD.—Approximately 1 >/<
acres, 54,460 sq. ft., 164 ft. facing Bladena
burg rd., 1st commercial; rear of lot zoned
residential 40-B; desirable location. For
information, please call JOSEPH PRICCI.
DI. 5252; eves, and Sunday. GE. 0648. —7
APT. HOUSE SITE, 8,000 sq. ft., in good
s.e. neighborhood; owner must sell, make
an offer. EM. 2900 „ —7
BETHESDA—Beautiful lot, 60x150. all
utilities in; near schools: bargain at $2,500.
Call owner. MR. BERLIN. EM. 2900. —11
90 APPROVED BUILDING LOTS on hard
road: sewer, water and electricity; near
Landover Hills. Md.. $435 per lot. Call
Mr. Puffenberger. AT. 2239 or AT. 2299.
with C. D. MURPHY, 1401 25th st. s.e.
—7
WESTMORELAND HILLS—Wooded lot, in
fine location. 70x90 ft.; price reasonable.
Call Mr. Powers, with D. H. JOHNSON CO.,
NA. 8296: eves . WI. 7535. —6
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE, beautiful lot of
over 5 acres in Silver Spring subdivision,
adjoining Oolesville rd. 35 min. to down
town Wash., $7,500. Box 158-D, Star.
LOT. 3.750 square feet, one block from
Constitution ave., near Capitol, wide alley,
rent on monthly basis. Call Republic 0393.
6*
HILL CREST—Several choice lots in most
exclusive area of s.e. Washington: 50x100
ft and larger: $2,250 up. T. D. BURGESS,
2524 Penna. ave. s.e. FR. 2802 till 9. —8
TWO OO-FOOT LOTS in the popular s.e.
section on Alabama ave., near Fort Dupont
Park. Lots are wooded and have sewer,
water, gas. electricity, sidewalk and paved
street. Ready to build on. $2,250. each.
FRED A. SMITH. Realtor, exclusive. 1113
17th St. RE. *661. —6
BUILDERS’ AND INVESTORS’ attention—
28,000 sq. ft., aoned for apt. house: level
land, ready to build: ’4 block from bus
and shopping center. Brandywine st. s.e.;
7663 Per *q' ft’ 8COTT BANDERS. TR
BANNOCKBURN HGHTS., Montgomery
County. Md. Over % acre, wooded, re
stricted community. Sale by owner at
sacrifice. No brokers. Box 148-V. Star •
LOT on Highwood dr. s.e. for $2,600 cash.
Call Warfield 3508. •
LOTS, 10.000 sq. ft., 70-ft. frontage.
3 blocks s w. Bethesda Bank. GE. 4422.
OLD CHAIN BRIDGE RD., D. C.—Several
desirable lots, *4 acre to acre each,
overlooking U. 8. Govt. pk. and lying Just
so. of Spring Valley. A. D. CRUMBAUGH,
Realtor. 4908 Wis. ave., WO. 1364.
14-ACRE LOTS, fronting paved road, elec
tricity and telephone; 28 miles D. C. line:
$175 each, only $25 down, balance liberal
h MURDOCK, Kensington. Md.
fJt> H. WILtiAMS8CO:—Silver Sprtag8 1
block off Colesvllle pike. Wooded comer
lot 81x126; restricted residential street.
GEO."h® WHAiAMS CO.—Takoma ‘F^rk.
Md. 2 adjoining lots, zoned for apts. or
2-famlly homes. Level; all utilities; near
stores and transp.: reasonably priced.
Dleudonne. BL. 3003. —9
GEO. H.WILLIAMS CO.—Silver Spring.
Md. 76X100; nicely wooded and level:
surrounded by lovely homes in an exclu
£.'o • tmptPhere: clos* transp. Priced at
$2200. terms if desired. Dleudonne. SL.
GEO.' H. WILLIAMS CO.—Builders, atten
tion! We have 10 choice bldg, lots, rea
sonably priced. Sewerage, water now front
proPerty. Mulroy. EX, 8636. —9
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cd.—Fine, excel, bldg,
sites on high land, near bus and shopping
center and schools. Williams. EX. 8535.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Builders. atten
tion! 207 lots now available lor bide, of
exclusive homes In desirable University
Park. Md.; ranging from $16,000 and uo
must be built. Land developed all around
the subdivision. Lots may be bought In
dividually In blocks of 10—to builders or
may be bought as a whole for a reasonable
discount. Hatton. UN. 2200. —0
ATTENTION, BUILDERS!—20 lots, off
New Hampshire ave., suitable for detached
homes. BROWN REALTY CORP.. DU.
86511
BEAUTIFUL 341-ACRE home ilte. 8 miles
Irom Silver 8pring, Md.; $800 down: $20
per mo. Phone SL. 3271. —9
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS In Virginia. 70
foot frontage each: 10 minutes from Gov
ernment buildings. 5 minutes from Penta
gon Building; high elevation with unob
structed view of Washington and airport;
all Improvements; $4,600 each. Box 199-E,
8 tar.
LOT. 49x136; northwest; suitable for an
apartment. Box 184-E, Star. 8*
PLEISCHMAN8 VILLAGE; excellent build
ing sites located In southeast. Washington’s
newest residential section. Exclusive, at
tractive lots. Buy now and pick out the
site 60x136 ft. on which to build your
home of the future. Subdivision surrounded
on one side by Census Bldg., other side by
newly completed Govt, park and faces on
Branch ave. Bus stop In front of door.
Located at 3500 Branch ave. «.e. Por ap
pointment. call GE.JI148. 9-4:30. —8
A BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE of 10 acres, level
land, with lots of trees, about 20 miles
from center of Washington toward
Marshall Hall; long frontage on good road,
Just off the dual highway; electricity avall
Ideal for a home or aubdlvislon. Box
218-E. Star. 8*
TAKOMA PARK—Two adjoining lots on
corner Plney Branch road and Philadel
phia ave; commercial possibilities. Write
Box 217-E, Star. 8*
SPRINGBKOOK—Beautiful plot of over
4 acres In exclusive and highly restricted
subdivision of small estate; sacrifice by
owner; S6.95U. CO. 3032. 8
IF YOU ARE PLANNING a home In the
near future let us show you some wooded
lots in Oakcrest. Aurora Hills and Bev
erly Hillv Both hillside and level lots,
j- .LEE PRICE. 2.103 Arlington Ridge rd..
Arl.. Va. Phone JA. 1604. Ivy 1272 _12
NEARBY MARYLAND—Large choice build
ing lots. in highly restricted areas, located
Sin Chevy Chase View and Bethesds: from I
1.000 to $3,000. A. MORTON THOMAS
002 Wla ave.. WL 7339. —s :
EAST RIVERDALE. Md. — Lot 60X140.
conv. to transp.. atores and schools: *600 1
cash. Call Sun. bet. 11 a.m. and 3 p m
5316 Powhatan rd. —8 i
16th ST—Desirable building ilte. 50x175 i
ft. between Unoerwood and Van Buren.
reasonable terms. OEORGIANNA M. ’
CARTER. WO. 6416. —8 1
3 LOTS at District Heights, on main road; 1
city water, sewer. Priced $1,200 each.
25x140. For information, call MRS. ;
BORZJ TR. 6717. between 4-6 Sun. — w
ARLINGTON—50-ft. front on Washington ;
bird., near Lyon Park residential. Price, l
$2,600. Call OL. 1876. —8 <
COLLEGE HEIGHT*, near U. of Md.. on ;
Oak Ridge rd—110 ft. front by 150 ft.
w.M*deAd- r sMMSM;
WESTMORELAND HILLS. Washington's j
highly restricted community; attractive i
wooded lots now available from $2,750. i
Call^MR. WHITE, OL. 5356; ]
l
LOTS fO* SALE (Cut.)
g** I» W—Beautiful Shepherd
P»rk> LHSSf* BortI> of Kalmia rd.; large
tota. 60x100 ft. frontage, any desired
<*«Pth: priced from $2,750 up. Repie
KEJ*tl,\eJ?n»,Pr*mU“ Shndsy. SHAPIRO.
W&WL&t 150x340
ft., a small farm: has new tooihouse,
grape*, etc.: only *1.100, DAN ABBOTT.
£>Juton 87. Closed Sunday. —7
WOODMOOR—Rtcellent building sites in
best section of beautiful Woodmoor, most
popular planned community in the 8ilver
Spring area, where 200 individually de
*«“*o homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pearl Harbor: 70 to 135 ft. front
ag*. including large sites fronting on
Li '. *s Jow »a *1,450. Only a
few left. Plat and literature on request.
Lh°Sa 1gr ”Pt. to inspect. GEORGE J.
MOSS. Realtor, 8H. 2600 or 6700 8*
ONE-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Bpringbrook 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: 3ti miles from Woodmoor
flopping Center, in Silver Spring area; 25
nUnutes drive from downtown. Priced from
$1,650 for 1 or more acres, averaging less
than 4 cents per square foot, including
nne paved roadways, with no assessments
of any kind; cash or terms; literature and
plat on reauest. GEORGE J. MOSS. Real
tor. SH. 2600. 8*
OFF 16th 8T. N.W.—Beautiful 8hepherd
Park (2 blks. north Kalmia rd.)—Lee. lots.
50 to 100 ft. frontage; any desired depth:
?riced from $2,750 up. SHAPIRO. INC.,
106 Vt. ave. n.w. ME. 1717. —7
SMALL ACREAGE TRACT8 for suburban
estates In nearby Va.—Tracts of from 1
acre to 6 acres in restricted development.
0 miles from Washington; streets are in
and many city conveniences avail.; some
tracts are cleared, others are beautifully
wooded, while some join pretty little
streams; sections of nice homes and large
estate, average price, $1,200 per acre.
Phone GE. 7037, —8
NEAR FALL8 CHURCH. VA.—Lots, half
acre up; elect.; bus service: $200 to $1,000.
Phone Falls Church 1316 evenings. 8*
ROCKVILLE—2 large lots, each 100x180
ft,: 1 cleared and 1 wooded. Call OWNER.
HY. 5320. —8
WOODSIDE PARK. Silver Spring—4 choice
homesites to choose from; cash or terms.
Call Mr. Lor, LOWERY & MELTON. SH.
3200 8415 Ga. ave.. Silver Spring. —8
HILLCREST. Fort Davis Park—Utilities in
or nearby; cash or terms. A. A. CAROZZA,
2327 Penna. ave. s.e. AT. 8841. —13
16 LOTS in block, near Washington, on
Lee blvd.; all utilities available: priced
for veteran housing. Call TE. 3033. 8*
WOODSIDE PARK—Beautiful wooded lot,
over 20,000 sq. ft.; has to be seen to be
appreciated; reasonable; by OWNER. Phone
8L. 8835 8*
CHEVERLY—Must sell, have 3 beautiful
wooded lots, in exclusive Cheverly, which
I must sell to best offer: 1 lot is 60x105;
2 lots are 50x150 each. For appointment to
see lots call LI. 0445. —8
QUAINT ACRES—There are still a few
very desirable 1 to 6 acre homesites avail
able in this exclusive and picturesque sub
division. Enjoy the peace of mind and
comfortable living that owning a home in
this subdivision can give you. Surrounded
by individually styled homes, your own
home will enhance in value as the years
roll by. Come out today and see for your
self. Priced as low as $450 down payment,
balance on easy terms. Directions: Out
Georgia ave. to traffle light at Colesville
rd.; right on Colesville rd.. 4 miles to our
sign and property. DREISEN-FREEDMAN.
8632 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring, Md.
Sligo 1700, —8
BY OWNER—HomeSite, 110-ft. front, 130
ft- deep; vicinity Glenbrook rd„ and Brad
ley blvd., Bethesda. Phone PI. 6685, 8»
LOVELY WOODED LOT, 100x120, in Lyon
Parle: well located; reasonably priced.
wooded homesite in exclusive Jefferson
Park, Alexandria: priced right.
Builders, attention—43 beautiful wooded
tots at $1,000 lot; from 12.000 to 24,000
sq. ft. in each; Vt cash required. Release'
clauses on balance. ARCHIE H. DANIELS.
Broker. GL. 4060. We have many clients
wanting lots and acreage, and homes.
May we handle yours?—ip
COLORED—LOTS in n.e. If you are
anticipating building your home, let me
show you some of the building sites I
have to oiler in beautiful Chapel View or
Kenilworth. Mr. Brooks. After 6 p.m.,
TR^J5.7.niL METROPOLIS INVESTMENT
& REALTY CO., DE. 3142. 1713 No. Capi
tol, __—II
LOTS WANTED.
I PAT CASH tor lou id D. c. or nearby
Md. SCOTT SANDHIS. TR. 768*
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH. I wish to buy
some lots. Call MR. HAY. RA. 7781. —13
WELL-KNOWN Washington builder desires
moderate-priced lots for OIs In Metropoli
tan Washington area. Must have water and
sewer or be available. Call WI. 3685 be
twecn 8 and 7 p.m.—s
FAFMS FOR SALE.
SOUTHERN MARAYLAND BARGAIN —
$25,000, reduced for immediate sale: over
looking Port Tobacco Valley and Potomac
River; excellent 106-acre tobacco and
stock farm, 90 acres arable. 30 miles Wash
ington on State road, near La Plata; 9
room dwelling. Insulated, excellent condi
tion, bath, oil burner heat, telephone, mod
ern conveniences; on high ridge, magnifi
cent view: spacious landscaped lawn, fine
old trees, spring and streams: immediate
possession. Must be sold Immediately.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Md. —7
FOR SALE In Carroll County. Md.. 2 farms
adjoining. 75 acres and 100 acres. In
best cultivation on good county road:
exceptionally line 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, fl cows. 2 calves,
1 bull. 3 horses. 4 sows. 27 pigs, 1 boar;
very 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. ailo filler. threshing machine,
wheat binder, corn binder, corn planter,
drill, plows, cultivators, sprayers and
many others. An exceptional bargain for
immediate sale and possession as one
operating unit. $25,000. Call HANOVER.
Pa. 5147 for appointment. ,
BRAND-NEW 2-BEDROOM HOME. Vj hour
from Washington: all conveniences: out
buildings. 17*4 acres, on stream: orchard.
traDes, timber. Call Vienna 203-J-l or
Irive to RARE PLANT GARDENS, on
Highway 123 between Oakton aftd Vienna.
POWELL’S FORT VALLEY. VA. 74 acres,
6-room house, good get of buildings, rich
soil, excellent stream, fishing, hunting,
marvelous view, $8,600: or 48 acres. 8
room house. $6,750. JAMES E. MAHONEY.
Woodward Bide.. RE. 2411. —8
COUNTRY ESTATE. 210 ACRES—Approx.
20 miles from Wash., near Laytonsville,
Mont. Co.. Md. Very high elevation, com
manding 25-mlle view. Entirely under rich
bultlvation and in full operation with
modern equipment. Lovely modern resi
dence. plus 3 tenant hoi.’ses. Adequate
»nd competent help now on property. 30
nin. to D. C. line. Convenient to stores,
schools, churches. Will take moderate
srlced property as part payment; $57,600.
^*11 Ml Bortz, WO. 4754, with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. —10
LING GEORGE COUNTY, VA.—100 acres,
beautiful home, bath, shade, orchard, tim
ber, small stream, herd road; reasonably
jriced at $13,500. JAMES E. MAHONEY,
IVoodward Bid*.. RE 2411. —8
COLONIAL “GRAFTON"—One of the fine
bid Colonial homes In Va.. with 200 acres
bf land. House Is about 200 yrs. old with
historical background and has 11 rms.,
1 very large halls, 2 stairways, 2 baths,
i.-w.h., 6 fireplg., 3 lge. stone chimneys;
lep. win* for servants’ Quarters: has re
lently been compl. restored and modern
sed; beautiful lawn with magnificent old
rets. Mueh of the land in merchantable
limber, now ready to cut. Property fronts
jn two roads, 1 mile from Richmond hwy..
7. S. Rt. 1. 40 miles from Wash.; easy
jommutlng. Price, $25,000. Phone OE.
7037. No agents. —8
FARM BARGAIN — Over 100 acres with
nodern 10-rm. house, tenant house, farm
naehinery. stock, growing crops: only 14
miles from D. C. line In Rockville area,
rtrst buyer at $20,500 gets this farm.
Sasyterms. For appointment call PHILIP
». KEY REALTY CO., 8L. 3010, 8413
3eorria ave. —g
23® ACRES—6-rm house, partly remod
eled: restored portion of house over 100
rrs. old. Log construction: 2 stone flre
olaces: downstairs den or bedrm.: also
tenant house, horse stalls, cow shed and
spring fed pond; .'10 miles from Washing
ton: near hwy. 211: $14,000: terms. Mc
CAY & McCAY. McLean. Va.. GL. 8875.
4
FARMS FOR SALE (Continutd).
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.—264-acre
farm about 30 miles from Washington. In
fine state of cultivation: has well-built 8
rm house, no convenience but electricity 1*
available and baths can easily be Installed.
Good barn and all other outbldcs., apple
orchard, grape arbor and nice pond. This
farm has over V« mile frontage of good
asphalt road and we consider it a real
bargain at *22.000. Call Mr. Ravenscroft.
DO. 6841, with WM. H. BOAZE, 3408 18th
st. n.e., MI. 8241. —8
HOWARD COUNTY—170-aere dairy farm,
Va-mile frontage on paved road: main house
built of solid oak logs, covered with
weather board; commuting distance to
Washington and Baltimore; fine neighbor
hood; $18,500: terms. O. L. MURDOCK.
Kensington. Md. SH. 8704. —6
WEEK-END FARM SPECIAL — 50-acre
Maryland farm. 27 miles D. C„ with 8
room house: $8,250: terms. O. L. MUR
DOCK. Kensington. Md. 8H. 8794. —9
NEAR POOLESVILLE, In Montgomery
County, Md.—175-acre farm, spacious 8
rm. frame house, center-hall plan: 1st
floor, liv. rm. with fireplace, den, dining
rm.. combination kit. and breakfast rm.,
e « stove and refgr.. also walk-in refgr.,
glassed-in porch and Vi bath; 2nd floor, 4
bedrms., 2 baths, glassed-in porch; attic,
basement. h.-w.h„ coal; l tenant house,
large bam and other bldgs.: 3 Jersey cows,
2 horses, chickens, and other farm equip
Blent. Terms. Call Mrs. Gregory, WA.
eve* . OL. 2273, with O. B. ZANT
ZINGER. Jr.. Real Estate. —8
150 ACRES-—Very desirable tobacco and
general crop farm, now housing this year's
crop. Phene* Hobart 3280, -Branch 508.
or arrange an interview with owner Satur
«G»Y COUN?£EM^-i2 mUes
from D C„ on good road; 118 acres, 2
streams of water, modem 8-room house,
hot-water heat, stone fireplace: 6-room
tenant house, bank bam, chicken house,
machine shed, nice young orchard. Priced
right for quick sale. Call Mr. Saunders,
WI. 6740, with E. M. PRY, INC,. 7240
Wisconsin ave. _8
57-ACRE FARM, 15 acres in tobacco
which yield $4,000, 20 acres corn, 22 acres
Easture, good fence, stream, 6-room house
ocated in vicinity Croom. Md. HERMAN
HANNAUER, 7896 Georgia ave., Silver
Spring. Md., 8L. 4729. SL. 6026. —8
20 ACRES, 15 clear; 6-room house, 3
fireplaces, good well water, small bam,
chicken houses, 55 miles from D. C. on
Rappahannock River; good fishing, boat
ing, swimming, bird and duck hunting;
house sets 200 yards from the river bank;
would make a good week-end lodge: price,
$4,200; terms can be arranged. For in
spection and other information call Love
less, CH. 7070 or GL. 0650. LYON, INC.,
3004 Lee highway. Arlington, Va. —8
_FARMS WANTED._
FARM, 6 to 10 acres, nearby Maryland;
will cay ali cash. Phone TR. 2926. —7
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM—25-50
acres, some woods, small house and barns:
not over $150 per acre: not more than 40
miles from Washington: describe fully in
first letter. Box 130-E. Star. —8
HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms, acreage
tracts, all kinds country property in Md
O. L. MURDOCK. Kensington, Md„ 8H.
8-94, Pleasant 8602, —13
AUCTION SALES.
__FUTURE. __
THOS. J. OWEN * SON, 435 Southern
Building—Trustee’s sale of 73 acres of
unimproved ground, suitable for sub
division purposes, with approximately 2,
200 feet of frontage on Viers Mill rd., be
ginning about 1.200 feet north of the
intersection of Viers Mill rd. and Newport
Mill rd., Montgomery County, Md. By
virtue of a deed of trust duly recorded
in Liber 641, folio 316, of the land records
of Montgomery County. Md., the under
signed trustee will sell, at public auction,
on Viers Mill rd., in front of the property,
on Tuesday, the 17th day of September.
1946, at 4 o’clock p.m.. Lots 1, 2, 3, 6,
part of 7 and part of Highview ave. as
shown on an unrecorded plat which will
be exhibited at the sale. Terms of sale:
One-third cash, balance In two equal an
nual Installments with interest at 6 per
cent, or all cash at option of purchaser.
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at cost
of purchaser. Deposit of $2.50(1 required
at time of sale, balance upon ratification
of sale by the court. J. HORACE SMITHEY,
substituted trustee. 6940 Wisconsin ave.,
Chevy Chase. Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers
—Trustees sale of restaurant furnishings
and equipment, stock in trade, contained
in premises No 1433 P st. n.w., also li
censes, permits and lease of premises. By
virtue of a chattel deed of trust recorded
m Uber 8053. folio 333. Recorder of
Deeds Office, District of Columbia, and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will sell by
public auction at the above mentioned
premises on Monday, September 16, 1946,
at 2 o clock p.m., all the fixtures and
equipment, stock in trade and mechandise
contained in said premises together with
any and all substitutions, additions or re
placements of the same and all licenses,
leases or permits together with the re
newals thereof. Particulars of lease will
t* snnouriced »t sale. Terms: Cash.
gj*HRY,. a- WENDER. H. NATHANIEL
BLAUSTgIN, trustees. se7,I0,l 3,14.
_LEGAL NOTICES
THOMAS A. FARRELL, Attorney,
600 Southern Building.
Piled Aug. 22, 1948, Charles X. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT1 COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
dla—Geneva Mance. Plaintiff, vs. Albert
Owen Mance. Defendant.—No. 32887.—
The object of this suit is a limited divorce
?n ‘ne grounds of cruelty. On motion of
■ this 22d day of August.
1946, ordered that the defendant Albert
Owen Mance 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
defauh- . Provided, a copy of this order be
published once a week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter,
•nd the Evening Star Newspaper before
said day. (s) P. DICKINSON LETTS, Jus
(Seal.) Attest: CHARLES E. STEW
ART. Clerk. By ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy
Clerk._ au24,31sc7
MICHAEL J. LANE, Attorney^
Columbian Building. Wash.. D. C.
Piled Aug. 22. 194(1. Charles X. Stewart.
w THE DISTRICT'1 COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
°*a —-Margaret Josephine Pearce. 651 H
Street, N.E.. Washington. D. C.. Plaintiff.
/’ pSar"’ *418 Spottsylvania
m re'4n?4chl!l<?nd’ Virginia. Defendant.—
N°- 36047.—The object of this suit is Ab
solute Divorce on the grounds of desertion
on motion of the plaintiff,
t ’! it1* ?2d day of August, 1948, ordered
that the defendant Daniel P. Pearce cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun
bays anil leg'll holidays, occurring after
the day of the first publication of this or
2": otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided, a
copy of this order be published once a
£,eelLfor th.ree successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter, and the Eve
*“>g Star Newspaper before said day
LKTm Justice (Seal )
Attest. CHARLES E. 8TEWART Clerk
By ELLA MCDONALD, DepSty Clerk.
—.. au24.3ise7
'VANNpE. MILLER, FREDERICK 8TOHL
MAN, GEORGE A. CASSIDY, Jr., At
Lumeysfor Plaintiff. Union Trust
. Building, Washington, D. C.
riled Aug. 29, 1946. Charles X. Stewart.
IN THE DISTRICT1 COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
)**; Holding a Civil Court.—DISTRICT OP
-OLUMBIA. for the use and benefit of
ANACOSTIA CONCRETE COMPANY, INC.,
i corporetion. Silver Hill. Maryland. Plain
i1®*! 11- WILLIAM A ROBINSON. 211
Washington, D. C., and
SAGLE INDEMNITY COMPANY, 917 15th
Street N.W.. Washington. D. C.. Defendants
—Civil Action No. 36264.—ORDER OP
UBLICATION.—Pursuant to the require
ments of an Act of Congress dated July
1ia hereby given to all credi
tors of William A. Robinson, an individual,
<nder a contract between the District of
Columbia and the said William A. Robinson
°r..improving alleys, sidewalks, curbs and
[Utters in the vicinity of Banks Place, Clay
street, 81st 8treet. Eastern Avenue, and
louthern Avenue 8.E, (Pleasant Park), in
he District of Columbia: that the above
iction has been instituted upon the bond
>f the defendant, William A. Robinson,
is principal, and the defendant, Eagle
indemnity Company, as surety, made,
sxecuted and delivered to the District of
-olumbia. and that any creditors may file
heir claim in this action and be made a
jarty hereof as in said Act of Congress
irovided. and within the time limited in
laid Act. Provided, that a copy of this
jrder be published in The Evening Star
ind the Washington Law Reporter for
Ihree successive weeks, the last publica
tion to be at least three months before
-he time limited therefor. Dated this
29th day of August, 1946. (S) P
DICKINSON LETTS, Justice. (Seal ) A
copy , Teat: CHARLES E. STEW
i*T, Clerk By CLARA P CONNELL,
Deputy Clerk.au31.se7.14.
. ra. ovaai., Attorney for Plaintiff,
Woodward Building, Washington S. D. C.
Piled Aug. 29, 1946 Charleg E. Btewart,
N THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
>/»—ANNIE ELIZABETH UPRIGHT, Plaln
& *8- . WILLIARD BURT UPRIGHT,
defendant.—Civil Action No. 34045.—
3RDER OP PUBLICATION.—The object
>f this suit Is to obtain an absolute di
mrce on the grounds of final conviction
j* * fr'°ny-motion of the complainant.
Of August. A D. 1946.
ORDERED that the defendant cause his
tppearance to be entered herein on or
tefore the 40th day. exclusive of Sundays
ind legal holidays, occurring after the
lay of the first publication of this order;
'therwlse. the cause will be proceeded
vlth as In case of default: provided a
■opy of the order be published once a week
or three (3) successive weeks In the
Washington Law Reporter and The Eve
>loj Star By The Court: (S) P. DICKIN
ION LETTS, Justice. (Seal.) A true copy
rest: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By
JLARA F. CONNELL. Deputy Clerk
au31 ,ae7.14
MAfeK C. BOWSHER, Attorney.
, 500 nth Street. S.E.
Plied 8ept. 6, 1946, Charles E. Stewart.
N TOE DISTRICT^COURT OP THE
United States lor the District of Colum
ila—John E. Bailey, et al„ Plaintiffs, vs.
kndrew Green, et al,. Defendants.—Civil
l;tlon No. 36019.—ORDER OP PUBLICA
rlpN.—The object of this suit is to estsb
lsh of record, by adverse possession, the
|tie of the plaintiffs in and to real estate
ituate In the District of Columbia de
cribed as Lots numbered Twenty (2(1).
'wenty-one (21), and Twenty-two (22),
n Block numbered Eight (H) in A. M.
Ireen’s Addition to Anacostia called
luena Vista as per plat recorded in Book
lo. 6 at page 40 of the records of the
Surveyor’s Office of said District. Said
ots being also designated as lots 20, 21.
ind 22 in Square 5630. On motion of
he plaintiffs, it is this 5th dsy of Septem
ier, 1940, ordered that the defendants,
tndrew Green, if living, his unknown heirs,
levlsees and alienees. If be is dead, cause
heir appearance to be entered herein on
ir before the first rule day occurring
hree months after the day of the first
lublleatlon of this order: otherwise the
ause will be proceeded with aa In case of
let suit. Provided, a eopv of this order
e published twice a month for three sue
essive months in the Washington Law Re
orter and the Evening Star.. (a) H. A.
IOHWBriHAUT. Justice. (Seal.) A True
1
money to loan.
1»> AND 2nd TRUST-LOANS—Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. 817
9th St. n w RB. 6650.
MONET ON SECOND TRUST _ We Win
buy second-trust notes. D. C.. nearby Md
Includlng prlnclpaL interest end taxes.
™ST fPPERAL SAVINGS * LOAlt
A8SOC.. 610 13th at n.w D1 5370
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
jates. termg or monthly payments. P. J.
WAL8HE. INC.. 1116 Eye st. n.w., NA.
PHONE LOANS—Dial Chestnut 2440 and
ask for Mr. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it.
He will arrange all the details for you
without any fuss or bother. LENDERS.
INC..:. 028 North Moore st.. Rosslyn. Va.
WORKING GIRLS—You can borrow here
on lust your own signature. Low cost,
fast service, complete privacy. Phone Mr.
Petty at Decatur 1240. LENDERS. INC..
3310 Rhode Island ave.
BROKERS. ATTENTION—We buy 2nd
trust notes on D. C., Md. and Va. houses
and farms. FULTON R. GORDON, Owner.
1427 Eye st. n.w. PI. 523(F,tlI 8 p.m.
_GARAGES FOR SALE.
FACTORY BUILT, slaea 12x20 and *0x20
STRAND BUILT, overhead doora. Rasy
terms. Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy.,
Arlington. Va. Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Sun
day and holidays. or phone JA. SI64.
GARAGE, fully equipped. Including tow
truck, good Inventory; low rent; good
lease; best location In town; showing ex
cellcnt profits. EX. 9657,_—11
GARAGES FOR RENT.
BEAR 1829 K ST. N.W.—Brick building,
20x60, $70 mo. DRURY REALTY CORP.,
1737 K st. n.w., RE. 1133. —9
DOUBLE GARAGE, two-story: garage good
for etorage purposes: In alley off 903 M
st. n.w.; $30. Inquire with janitor or
Phone MI. 7298. 8*
GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE wanted for storage purposes, vie.
Trinidad. FR. 5280.—8
MOTORCYCLES.
SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK by experts
on all model motorcycles; replacement
Parts for all machines: cylinder reboring.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE 8ALES. 911 9th
st. n.w. RE. 0911.
HAKLEY-DAVID80N 1946: like new; cash
only. Can be seen at 2929 M st. n.w.,
Esso station. —8
B.S.A., 360 c.e„ like new; many extras,
much chrome; 1.700 mi.; sacrifice by
pvt. owner. Seen at 912 6th st. n.w.,
8 a m. to 5 p.m. 7*
H. D. '32-74. good condition. 1318 36th
SjJSiJL' No. 9, Sat. and Sun. 8*
MOTOR SCOOTER, 2-speed; new motor.
First $170. 6909 Blair rd. n.w. •
INDIAN CHIEF 1940; very good condition:
can be seen after 2 p.m. GE. 2463, 4003
8th st. n.w. 8*
AJS MOTORCYCLE 4 months old; com
plete equipment, $550; DENESUK, 1426
18th st. s.e., FR. 4840. —9
TRIUMPH, speed twin. 1939: good condi
tion. economical, saddle bags and pillion.
PI. 8026 or 1128 Park pi. n.e. —8
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
STATION WAGON TOP re-covered. *29.50.
New drain rails extra if needed. LEO
ROCCA. INC., 4301 Conn. ave. n.w.. EM.
7900. —11
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and welded
to pass Inspection: new bodies made to
your requirements. Truck body dept.,
FRED 8. GICHNER IRON WORKS, INC.,
1214 24th st. n.w.. Republic 2419.
AUTO JACKS, ratchet type bumper Jack.
*2^49. MANHATTAN AUTO A RADIO
CO., 7th at R st. n.w.
AUTO PAINTNG.
AUTO PAINTING—Complete Job, *35 up,
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. ext. s.e. LI. 3539.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. *35 up: 1st
class job. Call Trinidad 4215, SIDOR, 7«
TRAILERS.
SCHULT tandem wheel demonstrator, new
double awnings and porch furniture, Ve
netian blinds, carpeted, air-foam daven
port. inner-spring mattress, elec, refriger
ation. bottle gas range: all day Sunday,
week-days after 7 p.m. Spring Bank Trail
CT Park, Alex., Va., Bank dr. DICK L.
STROVER. —8
NEW HOUSE TRAILERS are on display
again and ready for immediate delivery.
Why wait 3 or 4 months or longer for a
trailer home when you can get one of the
best-built trailers in America now. We
will trade, sell for cash, or will finance
lor *S long as 24 months. All trailers
handled by this company have been ofli
<3ally Priced by OPA. COLIE (TRAILER
Md” SL33,,,?'0rei* *Te” 8Uver 8prln*’
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con
structed leightweight lifetime trailer; de
liveries being made. BOULEVARD TRAIL
ER SALES. 9605 Washington-Baltimore
blvd., Berwyn. Md. Tower 6162.
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
hwy . Arlington. Va. GL. 8820.
TRAILER RENTAL8—Rent all-steel Utility
trailer, stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer: rental hours, 8 to 6;
closed Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
ER CO.. 4030 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 dally. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
INC., 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w., WO. 3231.
LUGGAGE TRAILERS .WANTED. Call
“Roper” and get cash for your old trailer.
Call “ROPER. Dupont 9765. 7*
TRAILER, collapses to luggage stxe; sleeps
4: excellent for touring fishing or hunting
trip; *160. UN. 4335. —8
KARRYALL HAMPERS, new. de luxe, and
Karryall utility trailers are on display for
immediate delivery. COLIE TRAILER CO ,
6232 Georgia ave., Silver Spring, Md.
SL. 2242
HARRIS LUGGAGE TRAILER. 1946, 4x7, i
like new. Jackson 1703-W. 8»
TRAVELEZE HOUSE TRAILER, 1945 mod
el. 16-foot. SERGT. KING. Temporary
Lot No. 19. Temple Trailer Camp, Alexan
dria. Va. 9«
HOUSE TRAILERS. 18 ft., sleeps 4 adults.
1 child: equipped. A-l condition, new
tires. See at 8609 60th ave.. Berwyn
Heights. Md., after 8 p.m. or Sunday.
Phone Tower 4H99. —8
1946 CONWAY COACH, corrugated alumi- i
num. light and strong, 26 ft. long, 8 ft.
wide: only used 2 days; 2 rooms and 2 i
outside doors: exceptionally nice modern (
furniture, built-in bed and studio couch: i
sleeps 4: 3-way cook stove, heater, ice- i
box. linoleum and Venetian shades. Just (
think, aluminum. *24.95. and immediate
possession and home. Glebe 4499. —8 :
NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 to
24 month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
Painting and repair service: also acces
sories. Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
TR/ILER SALES, Route 1, Berwyn, Md.
Tel. Tower 5035.
1042 STREAMUTE. 24-ft. house trailer, i
newly painted, good tires, excel, cond.
throughout; must see to appreciate this
cosy little home. Laurel 304-W, —13
INDIAN TRAILER for sale—3 rms., new
Servel refrigerator, bottle gas stove, elec
tric brakes, tandem; sleeps 4: very good ,
condition.
Royal Coach, 8-rm.; bottle gas, built-in 1
bed. sleeps 4: excellent condition. 1
Highest prices paid for used trailers.
TRAILER SALES. INC.. U. 8. Route 1 at
28th st., Arl.. Va. JAi 1463. —9 j
AUTO TRUCKS fOR SALI,
CHEVROLET 1942 Army truck, stake *
body; excel, cond. See WILLIAM HAR- '
RIS. 510 Lament at. n.w. RA. 4752. —7 *
DUMPS, 6 yards, 214-ton Autocars, good !
running condition, priced below OPA cell- :
ing, *1,175: panel Vi-ton 1941 Dodge, !
very clean and good running. RICE MO- 5
TORS, 1800 Bladensburg rd. n.e. 7* 1
FORD 1937 pickup truck, recond. motor: ,
1935 Ford stake body truck. NO. 9877. ;
COOK S SERVICE STA., 2270 Sherman 5
ave. n w. 12* l
CHEVROLET 1934 pickup truck: *225, !
within OPA ceiling: very clean. Falls ,
Church 1832-J. —7 !
GMC 1937 2'A-ton tractor and 16-ft. ;
semitrailer complete. THOMAS J. CRO- t
WELL. 1215 Jefferson Davis hwy., Arling- ,
ton. RE. 4411. / J
1946 FORD, long wheel base, cabin chassis, ;
Call Locust 7523. Sunday only. —8 ,
WHITE 1939 truck: idle three years: long 5
wheelbase. 3Va-ton capacity. Call nights, ;
WA. 1289, or Box 267-B. Star. 9« J
GOOD BUYS—Dump. GMC, 1941. 1
Dump, Dodge, 1940. I
Jeep. 1942. b
Pickup. Dodge. 1936. a
1600 Bladensburg rd. n.e._* J
nn.rai svAruus ijutna or ventral "
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer— c
A new groun of trucks just received. 50 to *
choose from; some new, all guaranteed. P
Stakes—1942 Chevrolet. 1 Vs tons: 1942 h
GMC. 2'A tons: 1943 Studebaker, 2Vi £
tons. 0x6 9
Dumps—1942 Chevrolet. 1>A tons; 1940 ~
Dodge. IV4 tons; 1942 GMC. 2V» tons. >
Tractors—1942 White, model WA-120. t
air brakes. 11.00-20 tires: 1941 Federal. 3 -
tons. BX brakes. (
Semitrailers, new—10-ton platform and •
stake, air brakes, 11.00-30 tires; under 1
low ceillnr s
Command car—1941 Dodge. VA ton. r
Caterpillar_tractor — AUls-Chalmers. 5
IP, tons CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee B
hwy.. Arlington, Va. Dally and Saturday, _
B to 0; Sunday 10 to 3. CH. 7000. ?
To reach: Out through Georgetown, h
cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy. g
<Route 211 or 29), drive 1 »A miles. *
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED. 3
IT’S A KNOWN FACT—Roper pays more f
for any truck in any condition. Call 11
■ ROPER.” Dupont 9705. 9*
PICK-UP—Late model. Chevrolet or Dodae Q
preferred. Call WQ, 4552. —7 *
■ROPER” BUTS THE TRUCKS”—Any g
model, any condition, for the best price. P
Call ”Roper.” Dupont 9705.9*
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE. h
DUNKET’S TRASH REMOVERS — Daily $
service. 2015 Clagett at. n.e., AT. 6138. £
fRUCK FOR HIRE — General hauling. £
prompt ti ash removal service. Call VETS Ci
muCKING CO.. LI. 2178. —7 n
LIGHT HAULING, veteran, reasonable •
■ates. HO. 4451. —12 f
LIGHT HAULING of any kind and any- *
srhere at any time. Reliable drivers. LU. S
1497 or LI. 2885. —7 „
BODGE STAKE BOOT TRUCK for hire, o
vith driver. General hauling. MI. 9809. u
10* |>
FETE RAN desires household moving and n
leneral hauling; any time, anywhere; 7.
•efrlgerators a specialty: vans and stakes; ci
•easonable. FR. 8200. Ext. 72. —19 a
FAN TRUCK, large or small lobs: expert- ci
tnced help; prompt service; reas. rates: tr
ocal and long distance. TA. 3937. 8* «'
DODGE 1939 stake body truck for hire, m
Fitb driver. U. 8832. —8 g
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE. jj
l
i
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL.
1 Certificate.
6 To discharge.
11 To escort.
12 To long.
14 Invisible
emanation.
15 To value,
highly.
17 Not any.
18 To entangle.
19 Summit.
20 Girl’s name.
21 Symbol for
oleum.
22 Essay.
23 Witnesses.
24 Indian
mulberry.
25 Unique.
26 Brief.
27 Weak.
28 To twirl.
29 Husk.
31 Soon.
32 Preposition.
34 Ottoman.
35 Trap.
36 Note of scale.
37 Crude metal.
38 To the left.
39 To taste.
40 Hypothetical
force.
41 In a direction
from pole to
pole.
42 Genus of suc
culent plants.
43 Flat plate of
metal.
45 Tax.
47 Eaten away.
48 Colloqual: To
duplicate.
VERTICAL.
1 Sudden
violent gust of
wind.
2 Rudely
concise.
3 Inlet.
4 Symbol for *
iridum.
5 Hot.
8 Breed of
heavy draft
horses.
Answer to Yesterday’s Punle.
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! 7 Slightly
clouded
mental
condition.
8 Numeral
9 Colloquial: To
approve.
10 To offer.
11 Polynesian
mn
island group.
13 Colloquial: To
criticize
severely.
16 White frost.
19 Lower part
of the leg.
20 Long period
of time.
fi-TP-1
22 Van.
23 To gleam.
26 Pastime.
27 Unmixed.
28 Became
tangled.
29 Porch.
30 Barrier to be
surmounted.
31 Ox of Celebes
32 Melodious
instrumental
composition.
33 Indian tent
35 Backbone.
38 Chopping
tools.
39 Narrow
opening.
11 Igorot town
division.
12 To perform.
14 Lead measure.
16 Eleven.
2'" I- I
Points for Parents —By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
A teen-ager’s attitude of co-operation or antagonism toward
civil authority is but an extension of the attitude he was helped to
develop toward parental authority during his childhood.
Not This
|S,lt44. T*« R**Ut*t
Tn>un« Syft&c*tt
Father—You and I have always
been able to talk things over frankly
and reasonably, son, and I’m sure
well be able to come to some agree
ment on this matter.
Father—Tom has always been re
sentful toward authority. I’ve tried
to whip it out of him and make him
obey me, but he’* .always had a
defiant attitude.
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 FOB SALE.
BANTAM 1940 V«-ton pickup truck; motor
recently overhauled, good Urea; *287,
within OPA celling price. 3734 Oa.
ive. n.w.
BUICK 1941 Roadmaster sedan; radio and
leater; $1,578. within OPA ceiling. SIM
EONS MOTORS. 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
1164. —8
BUICK 1930 de luxe roadster; rumble
seat: in good running condition: below
OPA; will sell for *300. HO. 9585. •
BUICK 1941 special station wagon: one
>wner: exceptionally fine condition. BELLE
IAVEN SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION.
Route No. 1, 3 miles south of Alexandria.
7*
BUICK 1942 special 4-door trunk sedan;
Ike new: radio, heater, new. tires; $1,504.
Within OPA ceiling. BELLE HAVEN SIN
CLAIR SERVICE STATION. Route No. 1,
1 miles south of Alexandria. 7*
BUICK. 1946. 700 miles; $1,321. within
DPA ceiling; want good, clean 1941-2 Spe
cial or 1946 Chevrolet In trade; no dealers.
Write Box 357-C, Star. 8»
BUICK 1940 convertible; perfect condl
;ion: new paint, new top, complete engine
tverbaul: radio and heater; $1,084. within
OPA ceiling. See Sunday ESSO STATION,
forth Capitol and Florida. 8*
CADILLAC 1936 4-door sedan; radio; cell
ng $1,480; my price, $750; clean, good
onditlon. CH. 7500. Ext. 251. 8*
CHEVROLET 1941 chassis frame passenger
ar. COOK'8 SERVICE STA., 2270 Sher
nan ave. n.w. NO. 9677. 12*
CHEVROLET 1932 model coupe: perfect
■onditlon; OPA celling, $290; or best oiler.
1006 Kearny st. n.e.
CHRYSLER 1942 Windsor 4-door sedan;
;ood tires, fluid drive, radio, heater. Car
n exceptionally good condition, within OPA
:eillng; $1,623. LENOX MOTOR CO.,
1801 Baltimore ave., Hyattsvllle, Md., War
leld 3462. —8
CHRYSLER, 1938; good condition.* OPA
selling, $587. 1845 Ft. Davis pi. a.e. LI.
1043.
CHRYSLER 1938 4-door sedan; heater;
arge trunk space; motor sweet as the
>reath of spring; $596, within OPA eell
ng. 801 H st. n.w. 8*
>ODGE 1941 Command car, good condl
ion: 4-wheel drive; $500; within OPA
eillng. GL. 6137. 7*
DODGE 1941, taxi with PUC; fluid drive,
rood condition, within OPA ceiling. AT.
:973. 7»
NIDGE 1941 Command car; priced be
ow celling. $649. RICE MOTORS. 1800
lladensburg rd. n.e. 7*
'ORD 1938 model de luxe coupe; eream;
oj>d condition; OPA celling. *576.
HARLEB L. HUBER, American Univer
ity. Mass, and Nebraska aves. n.w., 345
i B, Washington, D. C.
ORD 1934 conv. coupe; fair shape, motor
ood condition; $200 or best offer: under
iPA. Call between 5 and 7:30, DU. 2843.
8*
1RAHAM 1935 coupe, $275 cash, within
>PA ceiling. 2000 H st. n.w.. Apt. 12.
>V Oflflff oa
IUDSON 1941 convertible coupe: $1,635.
ithin OPA ceiling. SIMMONS MOTORS.
337 14th st. n.w. NO. 2164. —8
EEP. Willys, 1948: driven 2.200 miles;
rice, *1.100. W1U trade. UN. 2895. —8
EEP, ’4? Ford; below OPA ceiling of *714.
471 Irving st. n.w.. Apt. 2. —8
AISER-PRAZER—Taking orders for these
snsatlonal 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
IOTORS CO, 3143 Lee hwy., Arlington.
H. 7000, OX. 0552.
INCOLN 1930 7-passenger sedan; V-R
lotor: under OPA celling, $325. LI. 6630.
401 Orren st. n.e. •
INCOLN K model 7-pa4henger limousine:
lack finish. 6-wheel equipment, radio and
eater. Exceptionally good rubber and
>ps In appearance and performance; 32.
00 actual miles. Priced way below OPA
filing. Our price. $1,295. MAYFLOWER
IOTORS, Inc.. 1125 15th st. —8
A8H 1936 Ambassador "8” 4-door tour
ig sedan: radio, heater, overdrive: re
fntly Inspected: has 1946 □. C. sticker;
400 cash; below OPA May be seen
532 P st. n.w.. ZEST PRODUCTS CO. —8
ABB 1939 6-cyllnder sedan; good condl
on; within OPA. $740. WA. 3681, after
p.m. •
LDSMOBILE 1934 convertible slx-pas
snger roadster: fine mechanical eondi
on; $395, within OPA celling. 801 H
;. n.w. 7*
ACKARD 1938 12-passenger station
agon: *895: under OPA. OENE CASTLE
ERRY, 1640 Bennlng rd. n.e. PR. 5231.
ACKARD 1941 “160” sedan; radio and
fater; $2,092, within OPA celling. SIM
ONS MOTORS. 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
ACKARD 1936 4-door tr. sedan: $550.
Ithin OPA ceiling. Telephone Emerson
AC&ARD 1937 7-passenger limousine,
xurlous V-12, good condition throughout,
fw brakes, beater and defroster. As Is,
PA celling price. $1,771: will take
L.050 cash or will consider small car as
irt payment. OL. 6112. 7*
ACKARD 1937 4-door sedan; good tires;
is is” celling price, $395. 255 10th
ACKARD 1936 town sedan; radio and
later; $450. below OPA celling. Nash
132 (6) 2-door sedan: exceptional buy.
129. Far below OPA eeUinx. MOORE
OTOR CO., 1502-22 Pa. ave. a.e._PR.
LYMOUTH 1940 2-door sedan: in”good
indltlon; radio and heater; $700, within
PA celling. 912 9th st. n.w. •
LYMOUTH 1936 4-dr. sedan: good condl
on; heater: $305. OPA low ceiling. 426
re «t. n.w. •
LYMOUTH 1934 de luxe business coupe:
otor overhauled: olean: $362, within
PA celling; large trunk space. 801 H
. n.w. 7*
LYMOUTH 1940 4-door; just passed
. C. inspection: trade for light 1937-1939
dan and cash difference; up to OPA
rUDEBAJ(kjReiTl4938 6-passenger chib
Wtt TKw*485’ ?.th
rUDEBAKEE 1940 custom de luxe 4-dr.
dan; radio, heater; excel, cond.; $750.
low OPA celling. 1146 Bladensburg
HAYS 1939 sedan; *620, within OPA
litas , price. SIMMONS MOTORS. 1337
£bjfcr$£ftR £?asi:hsk
>9 6th St. n.w. —8
1 J
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (Coi»,t.)
TAXICABS (3). 1941 Plymouths, *786
each: (1) 1941 Plymouth, new engine.
#991: (1) 1941 Chevrolet. #800. Cash or
terms. Above cars 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
TAXICABS WITH TOC—W1U sell or rent
taxicabs to reliable colored drivers. PR.
6029 after 6 am. Saturday, between 12
and 3 p.m. Sunday. 8«
_AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICK, Chrysler. Dodge. Plymouth, Oldg
and Pontiac badly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Highest prices paid for clean ears. Drive
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or call Mr. Miller at EX. 4800.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC., 1130 17th gt.
n.w. (corner 17th and M>.
fords—cash for your car. no red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st..
Takoma Park. D C. Georgia 3300.
PLYMOUTHS—Cash for your car. no red
tape. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
TOP DOLLAR FOB YOUR CAR. regardlesg
of make or model: Immediate cash. MAN
HATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., 7th at R
»ts. 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 11 also give you a priority number to
make you among the first to get a new
Pontiac For top prices see McKEZ
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. 952C.
CHEVROLET'S—Cash for your car, no red
tape. SCHLEGEL * GOLDEN. 267 Carroll
st„ Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
AN HONEST PRICE lor your Plymouth,
Dodge. De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth deal
ers. 8000 Georgia ave. SH. 4500.
FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
lsJ52J$5- JFMJL755;£ob Turrett. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
ear * worth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTORS SALES, 4432 Conn, ave
PLYMOUTH OWNERS, get svery dollar
yourcaris worth .EM., 9764, Bob Terrett.
£§ET5£i*J>ic,TPRS SALES. 4432 Conn, ave
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
your car isworth. EM. 9754. J. Dewey
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432
Conn. ave.
STUDEBAKER WANTED—I wBl pay the
!n,aM
Adams 8344.
NASH WANTED—I will pay the highest
cmo . dollars:_any make, any model.
|^MAA^?m,8A8^i: *■ L aVe “
FORDS WANTED—I will pay the highest
5 TS.hw2ol!.,.%^!l,l.y. ®»ke. any model. WIL
LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. f. ave. at 20th
st n.e Adams 8344.
BtJICKS WANTED—I will pay the highest
fasn ,,d,°.1iar8.:_anT_ make, any mode!.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
CASH AT ONCE—Top-doIIar prices at
COAST-IN PONTIAC. 407-423 Florida av*.
u e. AT. 7200. Open evenings.
HOLD IT just a minute! To get the high
est cash price for your ear, regardless of
condition, make or year, drive in or call
DO. 2877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.,
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a.m.
until 9 n.m.
MAKE AUTOMOBILES Wanted. Will
come to you, soot cash. Call "ROPER," I
Dupont 9765. 9» !
ABSOLUTELY HIGH CASH OFFER —
Don’t sell until you see us: need 100
yrj—1930 to 1942 cars: absolutely
high cash orice. If car Is paid for. will |
give you cash. If car is not paid for. will
pay off balance and pay cash difference.
BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS, Washington's
oldest exclusive used-car dealers. See Mr.
Barnes for appraisal. 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 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
SALES. R. I. ave. at 20th st. n.e.
CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER will Pay
the maximum cash price for any desirable
ear. WHEELER. INC., 4800-4820 Wls
wtomSNniWm
car; pay all cash; any make or year. FR.
6859. —15
VETERAN urgently needs good late model
car for new Job. Cash. Chestnut 0086.
10*
VET NEEDS good. dean. ’39 to *42 car;
any make, any style; has all cash. CaU
SH. 5187. 8
VETERAN wants late model used car; will
P»y as much as S1.300 for a clean one.
Ta. 5022. call any time. —11
HiUVU UCYUVCU VO IlCiVJ net'
ards. would like to Wj a phaeton or tour
ing 8-cyllnder model not newer than 1940.
Bradley 0172. 7*
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 1940.
41 or 42 ear In cood condition, call
CH. 8404. —11
VETERAN of five years* service needs a
NO ONE would) DARE nay more for your
automobile than "Roper ; mot cash. Call
"ROPER.” Dupont 9785, 9*
VETERAN needs *40-’43 elean Chev. or
Plymouth sedan; celling. 8L. 5465. 8*
VETERAN HAS CASH for 1939 to 1941
clean, light ear, from private party. AD.
URGENTLY NEEDED—AO types of"used
cars; get high cash price now. OENE
CASTLEBERRY. 1640 Bennlng rd. PR.
5231.
SEE OWEN MeNEY, formerly associated
with one of Washington’s largest Buick
dealers, now with the COLES MOTOR CO.,
8233 Georgia ave„ Silver Spring. Md. for
the top dollar on your used car or trailer.
SL. 3342. —18
yETJMAN ur*«ntly needs elean ear; up
to *1.400 cash. Can DI. 8833. —8
EX-GI needs late model 4-door sedan; win
BBw5Rwflyrw8?8 *-ton wt^ai
VETERAN urgently needs elean coach or
i for business; will pay cash up to
or trade sman coup* and# cash
eMiiMM'ii'H
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Opening lead, king of diamonds
When a contract appears on the
surface to be foolproof, it pays to
take Just a minute’s time out to in
quire, “What accident can possibly
befall me?”
*** wuojr o Aitniu, ouuui oceanic in#
I declarer at a contract of four spades.
West’s overcall was somewhat at
tenuated, but he can be forgiven be
cause of the conditions of vulnerabil
ity. North’s bid of one no-trump was
probably better than raising the
clubs despite the fact that he had but
a single stopper, however, when part
ner showed the major suit he aban
doned further no-trump ideas.
The king of diamonds was opened
and taken with the ace. A low spade
lead brought forth the queen. An
other trump lead corroborated the
fact that West held four trumps. It
will be seen that declarer could not
draw all the trumps because he
needed a heart trick for game, and
if trumps were extracted the enemy
could run the diamond suit when
they got in with the ace of hearts.
So declarer led a heart to the king
and was somewhat disappointed
when East won the trick. East could
read that his partner was void of
clubs, since he himself held five, the
dummy four and declarer had bid
the suit. • West ruffed the club re
turn and after cashing the diamond
followed up with the jack of hearts.
There was no way for declarer to
avoid the loss of another heart trick
and he was down one. Was South
guilty of an indiscretion? Could
he reasonably have avoided the
accident?
The answer is yes. It was quite
evident that the hand could not be
lost unless the enemy got in a club
ruff. The only one that could pos
sibly ruff was West. The hand should
therefore be played in such a man
ner that East could not conveniently
obtain the lead. The hearts should
have been attacked from dummy.
When the three of hearts is led from
dummy, if East ducks, the 10th trick
is home, and trumps may be drawn.
If East rushes in with the ace, he
can give his partner a club ruff, and
then the diamond is the only other
trick the opposition can take.
True enough, it was to be expected
that West held the ace of hearts,
but if he had it, he could win the
trick, but there could be no way for
him to obtain the club ruff and the
contract would be assured. That
East had the ace may be regarded
as an accident, but the injury could
have been avoided.
(Copyright, 1948, by Charles H. Goren.)
Nature's Children
SPIREAS
(Spiraea spp.)
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
Spireas, often, called steeplebush
or meadowsweet, are very attractive
shrubs belonging to the large and
important rose family. There are
70 or more species widely distributed
in the temperate and cooler climates
of the Northern Hemisphere. About
10 species are native of the Western
North America, several being partial
to thi mountains of our Western
States.
The blossoms of the native West
ern species are very small. Esther
rose, pink or white and about one
eighth an inch long. They possess
five sepals, five petals and many
stamens. They are always abundant
and crowded into showy, dense, flat
topped or elongated flower clusters
at the ends of twigs or stems.
The short-stalked leaves are
simple, saw-toothed and strongly
veined on the underside. For soma
reason, in spite of their wide range
and abundance and accessibility to
stock, their leaves are not in demand
for forage. This may be due to the
presence of a volatile oil containing
bitter salicylic aldehyde. The leaves
remain on the plants much longer
than in most deciduous species.
As a class spireas are showy plants
when in bloom. They add to the
beauty of all woodland acre as.
Many of the species, both native
and introduced, are now cultivated
as ornamentals being especially
prized for their value in background
planting.
They are hardy, flourishing under
conditions other plants cannot take!
They do not attract many enemies.
Spraying seems to discourage those
few. The blooming season is not
long, but the foilage arrives early irt
Spring, remaining late in the
autumn.
A hidden value of spireas is theii
root system which aids in erosion
control. The species with creeping
•ootstocks have been found excellent
vhen they spread out and efficiently
}ind the soil mass.
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