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INVEST. PROP FOR SALE (Cont.l.
f1 5*?ES * SONS. Silver Spring—1
block oft Ga, ave. 50.000 so ft, 11-room
frame house on lot. Must be seen to be
appreciated. For further information,
pnone OL 370o __jo
4-FAMILY MODERN BRICK building, con
taining 2 apartments that have 2 bedrms.
each and 2 "Pts. that have 1 bedrm each
All have living rm. dinette, kitchen and
modern tiled bath Al) have GE refrigera
tors. stoves and kitchen cabinets. Venetian
throughout Can be purchased with
>2,PPS If you ere a veteran, otherwise
iru-'1 Thls >s 8 real buy.
Call FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES, INC
RA 9141, 1528 K st n w. —16
WAREHOUSE, suitable renovation, many
ivpes of business Bargain price Con
venient terms. Call at once for full tn
tnrmation, Mr. Tabler. with TABLER. INC..
E oO * 0 •
APARTMENT HOUSE. 5 units, 4 rms. and
28tlJ favb Mrs. Angel. DU 0558, with
jL^LETTON MARTIN, Earle Bldg., RE.
C50 EYE ST. N.E.—Substantial corner brick
building consisting of 6 furnished apart
ments, showing an excellent return on
81b.50° ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP ,
-014 Nichols ave. s.e AT. 7JS40. —12
- EXCELLENT ROOMING HOUSE proper
>.-decld<“dly Profitable; *27.500
and fJ9.600
Close-in. first com. apt., n.w . 13 units;
food deal.
Other good apt house properties of
veal merit. Perhaps your requirements
;:tay be met among the above LAWRENCE
f A 8185, eves 4J, 2040. No Sun, calls, io«
TODAY’S BEST BUYS—A very fine 8-unTt
apartment bldg in Westover Hills—1110
V Kensington st., Arlington. Va : income,
»o.!84 yr.: price. *42.500
Ripe lor development—Rialto Theater
*tte; 23.328 sq ft. ot ground on 9th st.
h w , through to 8th: suitable for big
protect: syndicate buyers note: we have
substantial tenant for 28 bowling alleys
tor this property; also many olher pro
posals.
Two outstanding fireproof bldgs.—These
properties are leased to maior corps and
yield very good incomes: priced right.
A splendid little office bldg —This prop
erty is located in a very good block on Eve
«t. n w : basement store. 2nd and 3rd
floors leased: 1st floor will be delivered
vacant with title; reasonably priced
_For the larger investors—We have to
offer downtown G st, and 12th st. n.w
Properties, also hotel and large office bldg
I hone DI 2172 and CO. 2844 MAURICE
-■f- SALOMON CO., Real Estate Loans and
;nsurance Brokers. 432 Southern_Bldg —10
OUTSTANDING INVESTMENT properties.
In the heart of Washington s busiest down
town areas, priced far belowr the present
market value for your immediate attention:
11th and K sts. n.w.—First commercial.
3- story corner brick containing 32 rooms,
oaths. Vacant. Can be converted into
office building. Priced to sell.
Connecticut ave. n.w.—F'irst commercial I
4- story brick, first floor office, no lease; l
■ rd and 4th floor apts.; ideal location for
gift shop, record and radio store, or any
high type of ladies’ apparel shop. Ex
clusive shopping area.
18th and K sts. n.w.—3-story row brick;
store and apts. with warehouse in rear,
property to be delivered vacant, ideal lo
cation for professional use, offices, etc i
Friced Tight.
9th and Eye sts. n v—First commercial.;
9-story brick store and 2 apts.. no lease,
c-n heavily traveled thoroughfare with con- :
• lant business activity. Excellent in-:
tome property.
Bladensburg rd.. Colmar Manor—De
tached frame. 8 rooms, bath: on first-com
mercial lot. size 100x2(13, corner: priced
nusually low on today's market. Ideal
future business location.
'21st and K sts. n.w.—First commercial,
row brick. Vacant. In the heart of the
medical center. Suitable for conversion
into private or professional offices. A
thoice location, priced reasonably low for
your inspection.
H it. n.w., between 18th and 19th sts.—
"his large 5-story brick building will make
tn ideal location for business or profes
sional men. organization or private club.
Close to all U. S. Government agencies.
One of the finest offerings to be placed on
today's market. Call till 9 p m., LEO M.
BERNSTEIN A- CO.. 1415 K st. n.w.. ME.
•-'400. Washington's Complete Real Estate
institution.__ —11
COLORED—1st COMMERCIAL. 1200 block
’•th st. n.w.; 2-story. 2-family apt.. 2-story
garage; annual rental, *972: worth your
inspection. NA. 1408, RA. 1161. 10*
COLORED — ATTENTION. DOCTORS—
Fireproof 12-unit tapestry brick apart
ment, good s.e. location. A good invest
ment. and ideal location for professionals.
*5.100 annual rental. Substantial cash
required. FR. 5119. O BANNON REALTY.
. _ —9
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ATTENTION, rooming house Investors and !
doctors. Investment complete with furni- I
ture and business, near Conn. ave.. better I
■han $600 gross per month: 12 rooms. 6
oaths. English basement, oil heat, 2-car
garage perfect for doctor’s office, pro
fessional neighborhood: $10,000 down will
buy it: possession with settlement. Call
C. J. Measell, NA. 9300; eves, and Sun.,
DI 0705. BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 K st.
3 W. -10
v>0< N. Y AVE.—3-story brick, zoned 2nd
commercial, available for immediate occu
ancy, or can be had with new 5-year lease
vow pending. This property will be
.nanced for quick sale. Let me have your
1 est offer. VIC D. ZEVE, 501 Southern
:>.'dg . NA, 1876. —12
ACROSS THE STREET from new G. W.
Hospital, suitable for doctors, 20-ft. row
house. 8 rooms. 2 kitchens. 2 baths:
3 -w.h BOSS ft PHELPS, NA 9300. 1417
.7 st. n.w. Evenings call Mr. Measell. DI.
V705. —10
1700 BLOCK EYE ST. N.W.—1st comraer
■-iah best medical center location: 3-story
brick with full basement, near comer 17th
ft.; possession. Call C. J. Measell. NA.
1-300; eves, and Sun.. DI. 0705. BOSS St
PHELPS. 1417 K st. n.w. —10
DOWNTOWN STORE, near 14th and G sts
n.w.—2,500 sq. ft. on street floor, 3.000
so. ft. on other two floors. Large ware
house In rear. Has 10,000 sq. ft. with
freight elevator. 30-ft alley. Early pos
session of store. Mr. Hunter. NA. 9300:
eve and Sun. GL. 5285. BOSS &
PHELPS. 1417 K st. n.w —10
FIRST COMMERCIAL zoned 90-D. vie. 3rd
and F st. n.w.; 9-unit apt. bldg., shows
■rood income as apts.. convertible to com
lercial rentals: price. $45,000: $30,000
hrst trust commitment. See Mr. Dixon,
With ROBERT L McKEEVER CO.. Realtors,
llhoreham Bldg . NA. 4750: eves.. HO.
”343. —10
3 24 11th ST. R.W.—2nd-comm. zone, in
toe heart of market district—Desirable
mcation for coffee and sandwich shop.
See and be convinced NA 1408, RA 1161.
in*
VACANT—Corner brick. 1st commercial,
nr. Dupont Circle: 28 rms . 8 baths, com
pletely furn.. Ideal for offices, club or room
*g house, only $10,000 down and balance
on easy terms To Inspect, call ME, 0095.
COMET REALTY CO.. 939 N. Y. ave. n.w. :
—14
IN ROCKVILLE. MD.—Commercial prop-!
erty, 158 ft. front, 138 deep to public:
.-Jley in rear: will sell all or part. J. E. <
TELLY, agent, or E. L HURLEY, Broslus
i>ldg.. Rockville. Md Phone 6.33. —in I
iTRST COMMERCIAL, on one of Wash-'
.ngton'e busiest arteries of traffic; $5,000
down: 8 rooms, full basement: suitable j
for printers, upholsterers, dress shop or !
antique shop. Call C. J. Measell, NA. [
9300: eves and Sun., DI. 0705. BOSS St
PHELPS. 1417 K st. n.w. —10 !
1700 BLOCK PA. AVE. N.W.—Brick store,
separate entrance to offices upstairs; pres
ent low rents show good return. Price.
$60,000. GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON
A SON. Active Realtors since 1892. 1719
Eye st. n.w. NA. 3326. —10
ETNE GENERAL STORE, licensed for beer
and Wine: 2-famlly house, gasoline station,
ali thU with 2 acres of ground at sacrifice :
price Just north of Rockville. Md Here
1s your chance to get into a business of
vour own. LARRY O. STEELE. RE 049.3, j
feM. 0303. —10 I
SECOND COMMERCIAL, near Georgia ave.
and Barry pi.—Priced right for quick sale
For further Information call LEE REALTY
CO . 732 17th st. n w. NA. 6421. —10
>517 CONNECTICUT AVE.. 1st commer
cial—4-story limestone building, 5.600 sq
ft.. 82-ft frontage: available for occu
pancy Oct. 1 MONTAGUE CORP. ex
clusive agent, 1525 Eye st. n.w. NA. 7984.
ATTENTION, rooming house Investors or
doctors—Exclusive guesthouse, located at
Mt. Pleasant and Park rd . wonderfully
constructed and fully equipped, in perfect
cond : screened and weather-stripped: new
cyclone fence and stone walls: 15 rms . 6
baths, 5 showers, all tiled: lull bsmt : oil
h*at Monthly income. $900 Price. $52,
500. PRIENDLY REALTY. 930 F st n w„
PI. 4633. DI. 2604. Open until 9 p m.
—11
IlOO BLOCK 1 ITU ST. N.W.-2-story
brick, large store and 5-room apt. on 2nd
floor lot 20x140; 2-car brick garage;
monthly tenants: price. $32,500 Mr. Raine.
AD 2997, MARSHALL J WAPLE CO.. DI.
8346.
ARLINGTON—1st comm . exceptionally fine
business site, in direct path of all new 8nd
previous development in this fast-growing
community Corner and 3< of block on
Columbia Pike, totaling over 28.000 sq ft.
May be sold as a whole or in part Call
Mr. Pratt, CH. 0266, with MALCOLM.
NA. 5963
FIRST COMMERCIAL—40-loot frontage
on Champlain st. n.w., wide alley in rear;
excellent for erection of automobile agency
and garage or wholesale business of any
kind. A real buy. MITCHELL QUICK. DI.
2831 until 9 p.m. •
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE. AND M sts. n.w.—
1st commercial, now a colored apartment
house rented at $105. Lot 29^ ft. by 120.
Price, $17,600. Sunday or night, call EM.
1760. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. 1719 K
at. n.w. NA. 1}66.
2nd COMMERCIAL LAND. N Y ave n e
area—We have several parcels from 15.000
to 18,000 sq. ft. with and without railroad
sidings: immed available, some parcels
are on N Y. ave and others on nearby
side streets, land in this area is becoming
increasingly difficult to purchase and we
recommend inspection of these properties
to permit planning for future bldg . prices
run from $2 to $3 per sq. ft Shown by
appt only See Mr Parsons. WEAVER
RRQ8-. INC.. Wash .Bldg. DL 83001 a
2nd. COMMERCIAL, 2 blocks west of Conn,
ave on L st. n w.—3-story brick bldg , 25
ft wide, 2,365 sq ft. in the lot; alley in
rear
On 20th st near M n.w.—3,580 sq. ft.,
lot 25x140 to wide alley BOSS A PHELPS
N’A 9300. 1417 K st. n.w. Evenings call
m Me—ell DI 070ft. —in
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (Cont.) J
I VACANT, downtown location, 1715 Mass.!
ave. n.w.—4-story and basement stone
structure; 15 rms., 4 baths, circular
staircase: bldg formerly occupied by em
bassy; owner will lease, brokers’ co-opera
^jon^lnyJted. Can be seen by appt. N.
BASILIKO REALTY CO.. DI. 8724 _12
JACANT. commercial. 1331 K st. n.w.—
5-story and basement brick: 23 rooms. 5
baths hot-water heat, grand possibility
for offices and stores, lot 25x147. 30-ft.
alley jn rear, for sale or lease; brokers'
fT°-operation invited. Shown by appt
N BASILIKO REALTY CO.. DI. 8724 —12
bldg.. 80 ft. wide,
180 ft. deep with gas-blower heat; roof
support on steel girders with no columns;
prop, located at the cor of R. I. ave.
ty?!'* ft. and 41st ave., 141 ft. on Volta
and 200 ft on 41st ave . Brentwood Prop.
; can be rented as whole or subdiv. int»
i smaller units; over 18,000 sq. ft. of park
ing: bldg, is suit, for retail supermarket,
farm market, auto or truck salesroom or
light manuf JEROME S. MURRAY. 1331
G st. n.w.. RE. 2480. \ —19 1
! ‘i downtown business buildings—
i No. 1. 3-story building near Palais Royal;
5-year lease & $550 per month; 20-foot
frontage, parking lot in rear. No. 2. 2
story building near George Washington
Hospital and new medical center; recently
remodeled; excellent building; 18-foot
frontage; 3-year lease & $300 per month;
very sound investment for the present,
excellent future. J. T Steuart. STEUART
INVESTMENT CO., SOS Union Trust Bldg
National 0440. 12*
VACANT, 1st commercial; 6 rms.. 2 baths,
fireproof built-in garage with overhead
door. auto, oil heat: on Wisconsin ave.
near Sears Roebuck store. This property
has been reduced in price. For inspec
tion by appointment. A B. C REALTY A
DEVELOPMENT CO., 462ft 41st st. n.w*
FINE BUSINESS LOCATION—Wide brick
building, contains 3 floor spaces, suitable
lor any type business that depends on
many peonle passing by: parking facilities
!! .’'J'SS in"'; attractive terms ED
''AHn F. SIPPLE. Broker LI. 409" •
ARLINGTON FILLING STATION, location:
approved by large oil company; Important
highway, close in. zoned commercial; 100
ft frontage, depth 175 ft.: worth twice
a*jt ot Der 50 ft DICK
TRACEY, office, 2425 No. Custis rd. OX.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS—We present1 to
you a genera] merchandise store, selling
everything except groceries; situated in a
growing nearby Virginia community: doing
an annual business in excess of ¥50,000
and having saleable stock, approximately
¥25.000: included in the sale price is a
2-story brick building, which houses the
store with a 5-rm. apt. on 2nd floor and
a full basement with oil h.-w.h.: this is a
valuable corner lot with 97-ft. frontage on
one street and 125-ft. frontage on another;
total price, ¥40.000; a first trust at ¥15.
ooo available on the property We believe
this to be an outstanding presentation
We would welcome your opinion if in
terested and have ¥25.000 cash. Cali Rob
"t.?UJ“Van~ dominion insurance and
REALTY AGENCY. 100K No. Highland st.. 1
Arlington. GL. 6338, OX. 1779. _11 !
TAKOMA PARK. II. C.—Brick bldg, con
taining 2 stores to be delivered vacant.
There are also two 2-rm. kit. and bath
apts., a 1-rm. kit. and bath apt . plus a
garage rented as a shop: convenient and
profitable location For further details
Mr Terns, with SHANNON & LUCHS
CO . Io05 H st. n.w.
2nd COMMERCIAL, near 19th and L sts
n v—2 brick buildings adjoining: priced
reasonably for auick sale. ¥15.000 cash
payment, owner will finance balance, good
terms. 9al! DIXIE REALTY CO.. NA. I
8880. exclusive agents.
ESTATE SALE—2 1st-commercial proper-1
ties adjoining; very active business section,
upper Petworth area, over 7.000 ft. of;
ground: 50-ft. frontage; must be sold im
mediately; priced right. Call Mr. Talbert,
with DIXIE REALTY CO.. NA. 8880.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—New store, N.
Arlington: fl space. 18x40: lot. 48.3x147
ft.: cement drive, parking space in front;
wel. located and priced to sell. Owens
6000. _11
DET. CORNER BRICK—Just off Dupont
Circle: 18 rms.. 5 baths: splendid for doc
tor’s office, club or exclusive guesthouse.
Call Mr. Thornton. WA. 8625, with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411._ —17
TO A BUSINESS FIRM seeking an unsur
passed downtown location: inspect: 2130
Pa. ave. n.w.: Improved by store, 2 apts.
and rear brick bldg.: large lot. 25x117. to
a 30-ft. alley: half blk. from new ¥3.000,
000,000 George Washington Hospital.
806 H st. n.w.—Downtown location; 3
doors from Palace Laundry; store and 2
apts.: no lease on the above properties;
be arranged, will finance
MICHAEL WALSH & SON, 1211 Eye st !
n.w, RE. 8282; eves., CO. 6780. j
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
i STORES, warehouses, offices—Specialising !
I in commercial and industrial properties !
I Will build to suit your requirements. We
have 3.1 locations In the Metropolitan Area,
retail and wholesale LOUIS BURMAN.
RE. 1768.
BUILDINGS now being constructed. 16
ft. ceilings, gypsum roof, fireproof; suit
able for wholesale, retail purposes, large
populated area n e. LOUIS BURMAN.
RE 1768 _11
5-YEAR LEASE—2nd and 3rd floors; ap
prox 3,000 sa. ft., located Conn. ave. near
Mayflower Hotel. Will consider monthly
rental or will sell lease to responsible Arm.
Suitable for offices, associations, night club,
school. Box 245-E, Star. 10*
DOWNTOWN, 4,000 sq. ft. of very de
sirable lst-floor space with extensive show
1 windows. Near New York ave. and 6th st.
n.w. Ideal location for automotive busi
ress, office or store space. For further
I details call Mr. Ewell, LEO M BURN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. n.w. ME. 5400.
—10
i 2208 WIS. AVE.—2 brick bldgs , $50
“S&r.SMsS;, l8t comm., alley entrance,
i Call RUSSELL F. BARRETT, RE. 4787.
17*
14x46 BASEMENT, private entrance: heat,
| h«ht, toilet. Best corner in Kensington, j
Md. Ideal for print shop or other small'
business. $52.50 mo. Immediate posses-1
sion O. L. MURDOCK, Kensington. Md :
SH. 8794 _10
919-921 11th N.W.—Ideal location: mod
j ern bldz. Will rent separately. Vacant.
ME. 7518-RA. 1101. 10*
224 G ST. N.W’.—Entire bldg, of 6 rms. on
i 3 floors. Running water on each floor.
; $100 CO. 2075. —14
i BETHESDA—On avenue, 1st commercial
for business or offices: 10-room house;
I lease, $225 mo., also ground suitable
i for used-car lot. MRS. CLYDE C. DUN
NINGTON, WI. 2635. OL. 4010. —10
.315 S ST. N.E.—2nd commercial; vacant:
K«^onable renu W C. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. Builders and De
) velcpers of Wesley Heights and Spring
I Valley. 4830 Mass, ave. n.w. OR. 4464.—11
FOR LEASE, INDUSTRIAL ground. J 8,000
: ft with r.r. siding. Northeast.
; For sale or lease, second commercial.
; 3-story bldg, in wholesale market area;
.first floor contains 2.000 sq. ft.: immediate
'occupancy. MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1311
G st. n.w. NA. 3380. —16
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
BUILDING containing 15,000 to 20,000 sq
ft. of floor space in 2nd commercial zone:
alley location okay, will buy or lease. A. M
ROTH. Woodward Bldg. NA. 7936. —10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
?■* COMMERCIAL LOTS, about 20x100.1
in good locations. D. C , Md. or Va A
M. ROTH, Woodward Bldg. NA. 7936. —l(j
HOMES, income, city, urban, farms,
acreage, lots, shore cottages: sell, trade,
rent at right price. N. E. RYON CO., GE ,
6146.
_WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
LONG BEACH—Lots and cottages for sale.
Representative on property every day.
Finest bathing, fishing and crabbing: care
fully restricted. Turn left to shore at St.
Leonard, Md , Solomons Island rd. •
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay—
Summer homes and building sites. Write
; for catalogue. Bog 17. Mayo. A. A. Co., Md.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic. Md
I —Furnished cottages for rent by week to
14-year professional graduates: sandy bay
beach. Phone AT. 0651 Monday to Thurs
| day nights only. —10
! CAPE LEONARD—Acre sites, beautifully
wooded, with direct shore frontage. Wash
ington's newest shore development. This
is an unusual opportunity to be able to
buy an acre of beautifully wooded, direct
shore frontage, in an exclusive section of
Maryland, selected for private estates by
owners familiar with beauty spots through
out the world Cape Leonard has the lush
soil of land bordering the water: a mag
nificent curving shore line, the majesty of
tall, beautiful hardwood trees: the at
tributes of a princely sportsman's retreat.
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water, with
its fine sandy bottom, furnishes excellent
bathing and swimming. You will find one
of the finest deep salt-water fishing grounds
and two all-year-round protected harbors
for large boats. You will also find duck
shooting at its best Cape Leonard has a
special attraction for conservative people
who seek rest from noisy vacation throngs
and space for each to engage in his own
particular sport or relaxation, without en- j
croachment upon his privacy, peace and
comfort Drive down and see Cape Leonard
and admire its large shaded areas, the cool
green depths of the water; enjoy the pun
gent woods scent; take deep draughts of the!
Invigorating salt air and see for yourself |
how Cape Leonard meets your needs. 'Hie
drive to Cape Leonard is an enjoyable one,
over well paved highways, through a coun
tryside rich in scenic splendor Price for
one-acre site, beautifully wooded, directly
on the water, $1,500. Terms if desired.
Cape Leonard is only 49 miles from D. C.
State highway direct to property. Easy
driving, no bottlenecks Sales represent
) ative on property at all times. Cape Leon
ard is wisely restricted. Directions: Drive
out to end of Pennsylvania ave. s.e., turn
left on Ala. ave. (Route 4). drive to Marl
boro (12 mi.), continue on Route 4 to Wells
Corner (l’/v miles), turn right at Wells
Corner to Waysons Corner (2 miles), turn
right at Waysons Corner on Solomons
Island road (Route 416) to Prince Fred
erick (21 mi.), drive through Prince
Frederick and continue 4 miles to Junction
264; turn right and drive 2.4 miles and
turn left to Cape Leonard (6 mi.). LEON
ACKERMAN selling agent, P. O. St.
Leonards. Md Washington office, Barse
Stonebraker. J6.15 K st. n.w., NA 44611.
—16
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCH._
LARGE MODERN APT. BUILDING, finest
n.w, location, prewar rentals; exrellently
financed; will accept smaller building and
cash for equity. Box 487-D. Star.
ACREAGE on or near South River, for in
come-producing property, preferably small
apt. or guesthouse, in good n w. section.
Phone M. C.JGIBSON. Annapolis 2144, —10
_ACREAGE FOR SALE.
70-acre TRACT In Fairfax County, near
Falls Church: trunk line sewer runs
through property, water available soon:
can be cut into small lots; this property
Is priced for quick sale and is an excel
lent buy at onlv $800 ner acre ROW
LAND » WOLFORD, 118 E. Broad st .
Falls Church, CH. 3421; eves.. GL 8041.
25 ACRES. 1.380 ft. on Contee rd.. 1 non
ft. off of Baltimore blvd electricity and
transportation suitable for subdivision;
cheap. Call Mr Witt. WA. 2813: evenings.
WA. 1809 J. c. LEWIS. Broker. —10
13 ACRES nr. Rockville: paved road, elec.,
suitable for subdivision: price. $500 per
acre: terms J E. KELLY, Agent, or E L.
Hurley, Brosius Building. Rockville. Md.
Phone 633. —10
SILVER SPRING, MD.—26 acres 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 S PRICE
& CO.. ME. 3660, or call Mr. Ingram at
Pleasant 1231. —16
15 ACRES, Sandy Spring. Md.. located In
a section of fine homes near Olney Theater;
R acres beautifully wooded with 2 streams,
bus service; $550 per acre. WM. M CANBY,
Mills Bldg.. RE. 3732. —11
66 ACRES. 25 miles from Memorial Bridge.
2 miles from Route 50; excellent homeslte:
telephone and elec, available; $300 per
acre CH, 1434.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.. 12 ACRES—A choice
proposed subdivision, consisting of ap
proximately 12 acres, tentatively plotted
into 34 lovely building sites, most, lots
having 75 to 100 ft. frontage with depths
varying 100 to 200 ft.; 13 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, call Mr Beaupre. TH06
J. FISHER A CO.. INC.. Realtors. DI. 6830.
92 ACRES on Potomac River above Great
Falls, Va.; over 2,000 ft. river frontage;
$22,500. McCAY & McCAY, McLean. Va.
GL. 8675'. —12
75 ACRES of level land, bounded by 2
county roads. In Loudoun County; tele
phone and electricity available: 27 miles
from Washington, D. C. Reply Box 21-D,
Star._—13
FAIRFAX COUNTY — Approx. 19 acres;
close in; $550 per acre; must be sold com
plete.
Approx. 11 Vi acres; close in. $13,500.
Nice clear building site, approx. 2 acres.
FI. 100.
Several wooded lots for sale. Also sev
eral farms f&r sale. GL. 8573, H A.
DARNE, 5712 Wilson blvd. _—11
10 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
)y drivink north on Georgia ave , turning
right at the first gas station and general
store about \t mile north of Glenmont
school, continue n.e. on this road for
ibout 2 miles to the 4 corners known as
"Layhill." The property is in the rear of
t small group of buildings on the further
eft-hand side and runs along the side
street for approximately 1.800 ft. The
pwner has authorized 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
cn a country club without paying a very
high price. Exclusive listing. Shown by
appointment. See Mr. Parsons. WEAVER
BROS. INC., Washington Bldg. DI. 8300.
__ —10
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven: ideal climate on
Florida’s Gulf Coast; fertile homesites. I
to 5 a., fronting or nr salt water; com
munity boat dock privll., hard rd., elec :
titles guaranteed: priced as low as $300.
$45 down. $15 mo.; immed. possession
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or ph. bet. 9 and 5. E. J. GRAY. 1732 K
st. n w.. ME. 1143. _
_LOTS FOR SALE.
F wwiSDALE OFFICE now open on prop
erty. 9 a.m. to 6 pm. 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.
5950 up: terms Located on Riggs rd., be
tween Ager rd. and University lane; l,7*
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
1 WILL HELP GIs beat high bldg, costs
lr you will work to do it. Call after 4:30
P.m. We have over 150 acres of land in
va. and Md. 236 Woodward Bldg. 10*
W LOTS for semidetached houses in
5 e section D C. for $800 each: sewer
and water available; zoned for apts or
if you wish- HERMAN
sCHMIDT. Woodward Bldg., NA. 9257.
14*
HILLCREST—Beautiful lot 50x1 no on W
Pejfr :Ls,h sts 5e Owner leaving city.
MRS. PUCHETTI, NO. 5737. —]0
[N THE HAMLET. Chevy Chase. Md.—80
t. front on wide blvd.: excellent location,
rear Conn, ave.: $5,000, including ap
proved plans for center-hall Colonial resi
dence. designed for lot. Call WO. 2300
until 8 p m. EDWARD H. JONES & CO..
INC. —11
fN AURORA HILLS—Large, wooded hilltop
lot: view of Washington; fully improved;
ready to build on; bargain for cash, or easy
terms arranged. Inquire AURORA HILLS
OFFICE. 2301 South Arlington Ridge rd..
Arlington, Va. _12
AURORA HILLS. VA.—Large, wooded hill
top lot. almost one-half acre of land: view
of Washington; restricted; all utilities in
and paid for; bargain at $3,850, cash or
terms. Also a large corner lot in same
neighborhood for $2,950. cash or terms.
Other choice homesites to select from In
quire AURORA HILLS OFFICE. 2301 South
Arlington Ridge rd.. Arlington. Va. —12
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.—Beautiful
elevated level homesite fronting Conn,
ave., 100x200: all utilities; sacrifice. $2.
950. OWNER. SL. 2410. —11
ATTENTION. BUILDERS!—20 lots, off
New Hampshire ave . suitable for detached
homes. BROWN REALTY CORP., DU.
8558.
APT. HOUSE LOT In good n.e. location,
60x127 ft..; rm. for 27-unit apt. bldg.
$24,500. Call Mr Barr. LI. 6692, with
MALCOLM NA. 5693
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 Mi
cash, balance terms. Call Mr Johnson
McKEEVER & WHITEFORD. DI 9706;
evenings. SH. 4518. —10
BETHESDA—Beautiful lot, 60x150. all
utilities In; near schools: bargain at $2,500.
-all owner. MR BERLIN. EM 2900. —11
BUILDERS’ AND INVESTORS' attention—
28.000 sq. ft., zoned for apt. house; level
land, ready to build: Vi block from bus
»nd shopping center. Brandywine st. s.e.;
I5c per sq. ft. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. i
7563. —15
LOTS, 3 0.000 sq. ft.. 70-ft. frontage,
i blocks s.w, Bethesda Bank. GE 4422
F YOU ARE PLANNING a home in the
lear future let us show you some wooded
ots In Oakcrest. Aurora Hills and Bev
:rly Hills. Both hillside and level lots,
f. LEE PRICE. 2303 Arlington Ridge rd .
krl., Va Phone JA. 1504. Ivy 1272. —12
WE STILL HAVE several large choice
uuilding sites left In Woodlane subdivision,
lust 3 miles from D. C. on No. 5 hwv ;
8375 to $1,000 ANACOSTIA FINANCE
ITORP., 2014 Nichols ave. s.e. AT. 7840.
LOCUST HILL ESTATES—A distinguished,
restricted community; lge homesites
abutting Rock Creek Park: stately oaks:
(rom $2,260; Rockville pike, just 2 blocks
north U. S. Naval Medical Center. Call
MR NEWTON. OL. 7801.
HILLCREST. Fort Davis Park—Utilities In
or nearby; cash or terms. A. A. CAROZZA,
2327 Penna. ave. s.e. AT. 8941. —13
1000 BLK. 48th ST. N.E—5 excellent bldg,
lots, suitable for homes or apt. house:
also other lots in n.e.; cash or terms.
Call KEYSTONE REALTY CO.. NA. 8584
or HO 2368 or AD. 2177. —10
nujuiniSU CULK CHLtK rSKK, OH
Beach drive, near York Town and Sudbury
lane—A beautiful corner lot. ideally ar
ranged. with sewer and water; priced right
for quick sale. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
NA. 0152. —14
NICE BLDG. SITE, 120x200, on Cedar lane,
Fairhlll sub., near Merrifteld. Va., close to
Lee hwy. buses. Price, $1,000. Call MR
MORAN. Falls Church 812-J-2 or DI. 7557
WESTMORELAND HILLS. Washington's
highly restricted community; attractive
wooded lots now available from $2,750.
Call MR. WHITE, OL. 6130; eves.. OL
6024. . —23
CHOICE WOODED LOT in 8ilver Spring,
Md., on Dale dr , 75x125. Price. $3,00(1.
CRANE A HELAN. Realtors. SL. 4000. —12
LOTS FOR SALE, very best location in
Washington, for semidetached or group
houses, vicinity Conn. ave. and Nebraska.
Call Mr Ferry, OR. 2244. EDWARD E
CALDWELL. 5000 Conn. ave. —12
24 LOTS for builders available at *2,000
per lot; at this price the land must be
sold as a unit and for cash. Call Mr.
Ferry, OR. 2244. EDWARD E. CALD
WELL, 5000 Conn. ave. —12
MAGNIICENT FOXHALL HOMESITES,
West of Foxhall rd., south of Reservoir rd.,
ready for building; high commanding ele
vation. with a panoramic view along the
majestic Potomac, where culture, fashion
and affluence reign. In a neighborhood of
*25.000 to *50,000 homes, Just beyond
aristocratic old eGorgetown, where every
city convenience and facility is to be had.
Priced as low as *3,000; fine, beautiful
sites at *3,500 to S4.OO0: very choicest
homesites at *6,000. We have a number
of splendid corner sites, sized from 45 feet
to 60 feet front. These homesites lie be
tween Salem lane and Que st. and 45th st.
and Indian lane. A number of desirable
sites on Que st. between house number
4485 and house number 4611 Que st.
Drive out Reservoir rd. just beyond Fox
hall rd. to Kenmore dr., 1 block to Charles
ton ter., left to Salem lane and Indian Rock
lane, a corner of the property BEALL.
TURNER A CO., 1105 Vermont ave., RA.
0885. NA. 6181.
_LOTS FOR SALEJCont.)_
TWO OF THE CHOICEST LOTS in Mendo
wood. An already established and de
veloped subdivision in Montgomery
County. Md.. 100x150 each. S3.000 for
both. CRANE & HELAN, Realtors, Silver
Spring, Md.. SL. 4000. —12
OFF 10th ST. N.W.—Beautiful Shepherd
Park (2 blocks north Kalmia rd.l: large
lots. 50-100 ft. frontage, any desired
denth; priced from $2,750 up SHAPIRO.
INC., 1106 Vt ave. n « . ME 1717. —13
CORNER LOT in Silver Spring—Plan your
future home for this beautiful corner, best
part of Silver Spring: 83x125 ft..; $2,000
Call Mr Hughes. ROBERT S DAVIS &
CO.. 5804 Baltimore ave.. Hyattsville. WA
3900. Open daily and Sunday till P
QlTE ST. N.W.—Builders, attention; regu
lar type block of in beautiful lots for
detached homes, fronting on Quc st. be
tween houses numbered 4485 and 4611
Que st. n w . and fronting on Brewer pi .
west of 45th st.; near charming Foxhall
Village: this is a splPndld opportunity for
a builder. BEALL. TURNER Ac CO. J105
Vermont ave.. RA. 0885. NA. 6131.
IN HILLANDALE. MD.—Beautiful wqoded
lot on improved street containing over an
acre of ground: $3,500: a wonderful buv
in 8n elite subdivision CRANE & HELAN
Realtors. 8248 Georgia ave . Silver Spring
Sligo 4000. 12
50 LOTS OF '4 ACRE OR LARGER in
Whitehall on Bradley bivd.. Bethesda, Md
M. P. SHOEMAKER. JR., Pleasant 0120.
RIVERDALE. MD.—1 lot 50x150, $550
and 1 lot 50x150, $650: all conveniences
available BRILEY REALTY CO.. UN. 1174.
NF.AR FALLS CHURCH—4 beautiful home
building lots; perfect location, near Lee
hwy For information call OWNER. GL.
5227 after 5:30 o.m 11*
GFO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Attention, build
ers and GI's: 13 lovely building lots: 1 Vi
miles from Merrifleld: 109x198: price. $450
a lot. Mills. Owens 6000 —11
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO —Attention, build
ers: lovely site in renter Arlington- may he
developed into nice homesites adjoining
Arlington Forest. Griffith, Owens 6000.
GEO. H WILLIAMS CO—First offering' of
130 large wooded lots in N. Selby within
a short distance of clubhouse and beauti
ful sanejy beach This section of Selby will
be provided with harbor facilities; approx
oO ft. wide. 3 to 5 ft. deep: opening into
bay with boardwalk on bay side; price from
$550: terms very reasonable Also avail
able is a prefabricated 4-rm. house on
corner lot almost completed. UN. 2200.
UN. 1481. _11
GEO H. WILLIAMS CO.—Sligo Park Hills:
lot 100x145: desirable, conv. location:
can be subdivided; the place for your future
home. Hine, SL. 3000. —11
DO NOT MISS this excellent buy—3 level
lots, each 100x2(K), located in growing
community ol new homes: near Clinton.
Md., 8.7 mi. from D. C. line. $575 ea. or
$1000 for all three; cash or terms. Call
Mr. Divelbiss, FR. 2619, with MALCOLM-,
NA. 5963.
LOVELY WOODED LOT, 100x120, In Lyon
Park: well located; reasonably priced.
Wooded homesite in exclusive Jefferson
Park, Alexandria: priced right.
Builders, attention—43 beautiful wooded
lots at $1,000 lot; from 12.000 to 24,000
sq. ft. in each; ’/a 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? _ —-10
CORAL HILLS. MD.—5 desirable building
lots. Some corners, paved streets, side
walks, all utilities ava:lable, nice neigh
borhood, close to schools, shopping center,
transportation: 50 to 94 It. Ironts; $900
up: cash or terms.
Colmar Manor. Md.—Desirable lot, 40x
100 ft. Reasonably priced for quick cash
sale. O. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K st.
n.w, NA, 9593, NA, 5371. Eves., DU. 0858.
COLORED—LOTS in n.e. If you are
anticipating building your home, let me
show you some of the building sites I
have to offer in beautiful Chapel View or
Kenilworth. Mr. Brooks. After 6 p.m.,
TR. 5790. METROPOLIS INVESTMENT
& REALTY CO., DE. 3142. 1713 No. Capi
tol. —11
COLORED—SEVERAL NICE LOTS priced
for quick sale in n.e. section. For further
information call LEE REALTY CO.. 732
17th st. n.w. NA 6421. —10
COLORED—47th ST., off Central ave n.e
Two lots, 25x107 each. Price. $2,200 for 2.
GUY TINNER, 1326 You st. n.w. NO. 4907.
______ —10
LOTS WANTED.
I PAY CASH lor lots in D. C or nearby
Md. SCOTT SANDERS. TR 7563
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH. I wish to buy
some 1 otsC ajl_M R ._H A YRA. 7761. —13
FARMS FOR SALE.
COUNTRY ESTATE, 210 ACRES—Approx
20 miles from Wash., near Laytonsville.
Mont. Co., Md. Very high elevation, com
manding 25-mile view. Entirely under rich
cultivation and in full operation with
modern equipment. Lovely modern resi
dence, plus 3 tenant houses. Adequate
and competent help now on property. 30
min. to D. C. line. Convenient to stores,
schools, churches. Will take moderate
priced property as part payment; $57,500.
Call Mr. Bortz. WO. 4754, with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. —10
FINE DAIRY FARM. 150 acres in Fred. Co .
Md., about 30 mi. from D. C.: 9-room house
with furnace, all necessary farm bldgs., in
cluding tenant house and 30-cow barn;
practically all of stock also included, ex
ceptionally good highway frontage. R. P
RIPLEY. SH 7539. (Sun. and eves.. WI
3500, Mr. Abbe. > —10
COUNTRY HOME—2-story frame hou.se
in excellent, condition; 20 mi. from Wash.,
near Clarksville; 10 or more acres avail
able; immediate possession; terms. PIER
SON. Olney. Md. Ph. Ashton 3828 —10
STOCK FARM near Damascus. Md.. 195
acres. 8-room farmhouse and all necessary
outbldgs. (about 10), including 2 tenant
houses; stream; around 150,000 feet good
timber: $20,000 and worth it. R. P. RIP
LEY. SH. 7539. (Sun. and eves , WI. 3500.
Mr. Abbe.) —10
MOST PRODUCTIVE 100-A. FARM on
Route 50. about 30 mi. from D. C.; mod
ern stone Cape Cod 6-rm. and b home
with stove and fefg.; full basement, h.-w.h
w'ith oil This home is most beautifully
located in a grove of trees about 250 ft
off the highway; barn and other outbldgs.
in good cond.; this is a real farm; $35,000.
J. LEE PRICE, 2303 Arlington Ridge rd .
Arl., Va Phone JA 1504. IV. 1272. —12
PRODUCTIVE FARM of nearly 80 acres, in
the beautiful Warrenton horse country.
The buildings include a spacious 8-room
house, with 2 baths and hot-water heat,
stable with 7 box stalls, 5-room tenant
house with elec, and bath, 2-room servant's
cottage and chicken house: the yard has
an abundance of mature shrubbery and is
bordered by a stone fence. Price. $27,500.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va.. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
5812. Closed Sundays.
NEAR WARRENTON, stock farm: 176
acres; 8-room house, bath and electric.:
dairy barn, horse barn; fronting on main
highway; bus. All necessary farming equip
ment and crops. $27,500. J. L. C. WEST
A J. E. TAYLOR. Falls Church 2135.
GENTLEMAN’S ESTATE—76 acres, mod
ern 7-room brick house: h.-w.h.. oil; large
dairy barn, horse barn, machine shed,
silo, white fenced, water in every field. 21
miles of D C . good road $30,000. terms.
J. L. C WEST Ac J. E. TAYLOR. Falls'
Church 2135
DAIRY FARM and timber. 85 acres, in
Maryland, approx. 50 miles from D C ;
9-room brick home on premises, plus 7
room log house. Total price. $10,000; only
$3,500 cash. Call EX. 2C65. YOUNG &
PASTOR. 1129 Vermont ave.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY—100 acres. New
bungalow and large house, all modern I
conveniences. Plenty buildings, hay. straw. ■
feed. Chickens and cattle. All equipment
for one-man operation. Complete for
$30,000 or will sell without stock or equip
ment. Immediate possession. No agents.
Phone Wisconsin 3240, Monday-Friday.
—14
ACREAGE—Small tracts available 20 mi.
from Wash, on rolling ground. Some
woods and attractive surroundings. An
ideal spot for a weekend camp or country
home. Restricted. Our purpose is to get
a friendly group together where the family
will be happy and where the father can
commute. PIERSON, Olney, Md. Ph. Ash
ton 3828. —10
25 ACRES on Route 240, 20 miles from D.
C.: H-rm. house, elec., h.-a.h., water in
kitchen, small barn, chicken house; land
suitable for subdivision. Friced to sell at
once. J E. KELLY, agent, or E. L. HUR
LEY. Brosius Building, Rockville. Md.
Phone 633. —10
72 ACRES, mostly cleared: 7-rm. house,
elec.: small barn; */* mile of gravel road;
nearly new Fordson tractor and farm ma
chinery, 12 head heifers. Price, $10,500;
terms. J. E. KELLY, agent, or E. L. HUR
LEY. Brosius Building, Rockville. Md.1
Phone 633. —10
15 ACRES, l mile from D. C. Northeast
sec., on main highway; ideal for building
project Price. $4,000 per acre. H H.
CARTER, 613 15th st. n.w. NA. 4178.
—10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, near Hyatts
town; 100 acres. 7-rm. dwelling, elec., fine
dairy barn and other outbuildings, fine
stream: property vacant. Price. $10,500.
H. H. CARTER, 613 15th st. n.w. NA.
4178. —10
HAZEL HILL FARM. Westmoreland County,
‘/a mile of Route 3, 1 mile of store, post
office. 202*,a acres 50 acres fertile culti
vating. balance In pasture and timber, fl
room home. 2 halls. 2 porches, shady lawn.
Barns, stable, granary, machine sheds,
poultry houses, garage. Price, $10,000.
W. C BROOKE, Realtor, nhone 8B-F-3.
Box 383, Tappahannock. Va. —10
VIRGINIA, J 00-acre farm, highly desir
able. 5 miles Fredericksburg, Va., 85 acres
cleared, in good state of cultivation, most
of it fenced for pasture, water in every
field; of 111 wooded acres there are 2,000
or more railroad cross ties and several
thousands cords of wood, which can be
cut this year Farm now owned by college
professor who has accepted a position in
another State. Good 8-rm. house on beau
tiful site, stock barn and chicken house,
fertile loam soil, excellent for truck farm
ing, priced low to move quickly. If you
want a farm, don't fall to see this one
HICKS REALTY CO., 37<ifl Mt.. Vernon
ave.. Alexandria, Va. OV. 3BH7; eves..
TE. 0933.
FOR SALE—RIVER BOTTOM FARM lo
cated in Shenandoah Valley section be
tween Woodstock and Edinburg, 1 mile off
Route No. 11. Consists of 174 acres,
40x70-ft. bank barn with large straw
shed, 9-room brick house with all neces
sary outbuildings. Excellent for modern
machinery; l1/* miles of water front,
plenty wild game. School bus and mall
to farm on macadam road Write or
phone. ERNEST WISMAN, Edinburg. Va .
Tel. 2. Box 238. in*
L .A i
| FARMS FOR SALE (Continued).
NICE FARM OFF LEESBURG FIKE.18
miles from D. C., 90 acres of ground.
■ lots of outbuildings, nice large house,
joesthousc: all in good condition. 126.500.
McCAY <fc McCAY, McLean, Va., QL. 8675.
r>EO H. WILLIAMS CO.—300 acres';"20
! miles from D. C. on Colesvllle pike: 150
! acres in cultivation; 14-rm house. 3
batns, 3 tenant houses and all necessary
outbuildings, water and electricity. Delph
or Burge. EX. 6535. _11
H. WILLIAMS CO.—153 acres; near
Etchison. Md.; 7-rm. I Va-stor.v house and
all necessary outbuildings: farm in high
state of cultivation, orchard stream
through property. Delph or Burge. EX.
8t>35. _11
I GEO- If. WILLIAMS CO.—70 acres of
i heavUy timbered land; 3 miles west, of
I Waldorf. 6 10 mi. from hard surface road
on good gravel road, small creek runs
| through property. For further mforma
j tion call Patton. SL. 3002. _11
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—310-acre farm:
Loudoun County. 30 miles from D. C.;
j.'-.rm. Colonial-type house, unfinished,
trim and oak flooring in house ready for
completion; 150.000 ft white oak timber.
60-ft -wide stream. 26 pieces of farm
equipment, livestock, hay, grain stored
aod crowing. Mills. Owens 6000. —11
$6.54X4—124 acres, 6 mi. from Morgan
j town bridge; house and outbuildings, rich
1°*?; *eneed: ^xceK Ashing and hunting.
NORRIS, 2135 Pa. ave. n.w
RE. 2112. _13
COLORED—GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Vets
•Hatton! This home may go GI with
Si.000 cash: 3-story brick, full bsmt.. tile
bath. MuIroy^JSX. 8535,_—U
_FARMS WANTED._!
BUYERS for farms, acreage
tracts, ay kinds country property in Md
MURDOCK. Kensington. Md.. SH.
Si04. Pleasant S002. 13
FARM, about 25 acres, near main high
way in Frederick. Warren. Clark Counties:
plenty water, eloctric light; terms desired;
fill information first letter. Box 363-E.
star _ lo*
_money to loan.
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS—Prompt
end courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 817
9th *t. n.w RE. 6650.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST — We will
buy second-trust note*. D. C . nearby Md
or Va, Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1312
LI. aIL.5,y National 5833.
home LOANS—Low monthly payments,
including principal, interest and taxes
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS A- 1.0 A W
ASSOC 610 13th st n i D1 2370™
WORKING GIRLS—You can borrow here
on just your own signature. Low cost,
fast service, complete privacy. Phone Mr.
at Decatur 1240. LENDERS. INC.,
.1310 Rhode Island ave.
BROKERS. ATTENTION—We buy 2nd
trust notes on D. c.» Md. and Va. houses
FULTON R. GORDON, Owner.
i4.37„Ey.?„£t- n„w DI. 6230 'til 8 p.m.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
I2Hsl.™rins or monthly payments. P. J.
INC-> 1115 Eye st. n.w., NA.
o4r>6.
PHONE LOANS—Dial Chestnut 2444 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
rothout any fuss or bother. LENDERS,
INQ,. 2028 NorUh_Moore st.. Rosslyn, Va.
_GARAGES FOR SALE.
FACTORY BUILT, sixes 12x20 and *0x20
STRAND BUILT, overhead ddora. Easy
terms, immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy..
Arlington, Va. Open 9 a m. to 9 p.m., Sun
hollday‘- or nhone JA. 2164.
GARAGE, fully eauipDed. including tow
truck, good inventory; low rent; good
lease; best location in town; showing ex
cellent profits EX. 9657._—ll
GARAGES FOR RENT.
BRICK GARAGE, near Buchanan st. and
| Georgia ave. n.w.; immediate possession;
I ?7_monthly. Call SL. 9583._
GARAGES WANTED.
! WANTED TO RENT GARAGE, vtc. Mac
I Arthur blvd., V st. or Reservoir rd. WO.
(blS. 15>
j VICINITY of ?th and Franklin sts. n.e.;
private party, CO. (>11119,n
_MOTORCYCLES.
| SPECIALIZED REPAIR WORK by experts
, on all model motorcycles: replacement
: parts for all machines, cylinder reborinst.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES, 911 9th
st. n.w. RE. 0911
NEW A. J. S.. Airel. Triumph. Matchless
Norton and Francls-Bamett motorcycles.
Some models ready lor immediate delivery
350 cc and 500 cc models in stock. See
us now. Service on all makes of British
machines. BRITISH MOTORCYCLE SALES.
2014 M st. n.w. RE. 5073. —14
B. <5. A., I or delivery now; also service on
all makes. Give us a ring, we want to be
engaged. CYCLE CENTER. 912 tith st.
n.w. EX. 0811. —14
MOTORCYCLE. Indian Chief '37. In num
ber-one shape. Phone Taylor 0745. *
^AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
STATION WAGON TOP re-covered. $29.50.
New drain rails extra If needed LEO
ROCCA, INC.. 4301 Ctonn. ave. n.w.. EM.
7900. —11
INTERNATIONAL 1938 chassis, C-40;
$550. Call MR. KING, North 3343. —10
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE today is a ne
cessity Get your Insurance through R. L.
CHAMBERS. Jr.. Bond Bldg. Phone TR.
xl82. —14
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1948 model
64 with buddy seat E E. THOMPSON.
3 44 miles west of Tyson s Corner on Lees
burgh pike (Route 7). •
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
have Just received large shipment of good
Quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models of General Mo
1 tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
if desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
i Irving st. n.w.. AD. 8500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de
livery: new shipment Just arrived: the
j naatest one you've ever seen, suitable lor
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 Irving st. n.w , AD. 8600. Washing
ton's Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: 2
hour service: electric-treated sections if
I your tire is cut. See your tires being re
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
Irving st. n.w., AD. 8500. Quick, efficient
service.
MOTOR SCOOTER '41 Briggs and Straton
3°81 *' F°r informatlon Please call SL.
TRAILERS.
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
for as long as 24 months. All trailers
handled by this company have been offi
S,la”y unced by OPA. COLIE TRAILER
S3 ' S?33,„Pforgla ave ■ Silver Spring,
MG. oL. 2242
HOUSE TRAILER. 1945 Alma. 25 ft. long,
A-l condition. Boulevard Trailer Camp,
approx. 12 miles on Baltimore blvd., C. L.
COLE. 10®
NEW TRAILER. 21 ft., electric brakes,
permanent bed; sleeps 4: $1,600. R
SMITH. Cherry Hill Trailer Park, Ber
wyn. Md. _10
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con
structed leightweight lifetime trailer: de
liveries being made. BOULEVARD TRAIL
SALES. 9505 Washington-Baitlmore
blvd.. Berwyn. Md Tower 6162.
FOR RENT—-6-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
hwv Arlington. Va. OL. 8820.
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER—II you wish
to sell your house trailer for the highest
cash price, call MR. LADD. WO. 3231
NEW AND USED TRAILER coiehe. for
sale, complete line of trailer parts and
accessories. Visit our new display rooms
and stock depts. New home appliances ar
riving . dai.l!,..„ AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
Wisconsin ave. n.w.. WO. 3231.
KARRYALL KAMPERS. new, de luxe, and
Karryall utility trailers are on display for
immediate delivery COLIE TRAILER CO .
g£3",„£?,eor*ia ave' Silver 8pring, Md.
NEW* AND USED house trailers on 12 t.0
‘.4 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.
1942 STREAMLITE. 24-ft„ house trailer,
newly nalnted. good tires, excel, cond.
throughout: must see to appreciate this
cozy little home. Laurel 304-W —13
TRAILER RENTALS—Rent all-ftegl 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. AMERCAN TRAIL
ER CO., 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO. 3231.
COVERED WAGON. 18 ft.: reasonable;
good condition Jackson 1463. —11
HOUSE TRAILER, 2 rms., Frigldalre, new
tires, perfect condition. $1,250. Seen
any time at 4748 Bromley ave., Bradbury
Park. SP. 0464-J. _12
TRAVELO TRAILER. 1944; bottle gas
stove, running toilet, h.-w. heater. Lot 4,
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alexandria,
Va„ ALex. 8171. —13
HOUSE TRAILER. 1940 Travelite. 21 ft.
good condition, fully equipped, reasonable
Elmwood 692. —12
_AUTO TRUCKS fOR SALE._
FORD 1937 pickup truck, recond. motor;
1935 Ford stake body truck. NO. 9677.
COOK'S SERVICE STA., 2270 Sherman
ave. n.w. 12*
INTERNATIONAL VAN. 1936. C-40, 2-ton,
$822. Call MR. KING, North 3343. —10
FORD 1936 1 Vi-ton panel. See “Sale
Mlsc.'': painters, paper hangers, supplies,
etc. •
DUMP TRUCK. 1941; new 8.25 tire* In
rear. For quick sale, $1,350. Can be seen
at 852 51st st, n.e. 11*
DODGE truck, dump. 4-wheel drive, below
OPA celling price. LI. 7022. —13
FORD pickup, '31; in A-l condition: new
tires: OPA celling; $312. Falls Church
2460-W. —11
CHEVROLET 1938 ’.-ton panel truck:
some new parts; OPA celling price. Box
410-E. Star. *
DODGE 1941 la-ton pickup, with front
wheel drive, very good tires and motor.
Phone Lincoln 5307 after 6 p.m.•_
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer—
A new group of trucks Just received. 60 to
choose from; some new. all guaranteed
Stakes—1942 Chevrolet. IV? tons: 1942
GMC. 2 V? tons: 1943 Studebaker. 2 ‘/a
tons. Px6
Dumps—1942 Chevrolet, lVr tons: 1940
Dodze, lVt tons; 1942 GMC. 2% tons.
Tractors—1942 White, model WA-120.
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 celling.
Command car—1941 Dodge, V? ton.
Caterpillar tractor — AUis-Chalmers,
12 tons CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee
hwy., Arlington. Va. Dally and Saturday,
8 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 lVi miles:
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
1940 OR LATER l'a-ton. stake or van
PARKVIEW * PETWORTH EXP CO.
4716 Georgia ave. n.w. 11*
k
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL.
1 To Invite
4 Heroic tale
8 Fog
12 Poem
13 Author of the
Rubgiyat
14 Scent
15 Mass of
untidy hair
16 Excessive
frugality
18 Rapture
20 Musical sound
21 101
22 Lair
23 Temporarily
bright star
27 Likely
29 To exclude
30 To scatter
31 Artificial
language
32 To mend
33 Pronoun
34 Symbol for
iridium
35 To lift up the
spirits of
37 Numeral
38 Some
39 Prefix: half
40 Founder of
the Society
of Friends
41 Printer's
measure
42 Fore part of
a ship
44 To noise
abroad
47 Characterized
by moderation
51 Card game
52 Egg-shaped
53 Quickened
jog
54 Female sheep
55 To apportion
56 Girl’s name
57 Colloquial:
small child
VERTICAL.
1 Explosive
projectile
2 Image
3 To portray
4 Steeps in a
liquid
5 Chalice
Answer to Yesterday's Pnrxle.
6 Strap to hold
up a stocking
7 Malicious
burning
8 Instants
9 Artificial
language
10 Offspring
11 Attempt
17 Preposition
19 Spanish
i. ii u i r
for “yes”
22 Simpleton
24 Conjunction
25 Layer of a
mineral
26 Crooked
27 God of war
28 Northern
European
29 Industrial
insect
—n—r~.—r-—i
130 Wickedness
32 To paint with
short brush
strokes
33 To bewitch
(local)
36 Part of
“to be"
37 Approaching
38 Ornament
worn as a
charm
40 One's strong
point,
41 Comparative
ending
43 Note of scale
44 Greek letter
45 "Hawkeye”
State
46 Driven
obliquely,
as a nail
47 Male cat
48 First woman
46 Article placed
under a dish
50 Weight
f ' I '■ I U 1 ■>
Points for Parents ~By EDYTH thomas Wallace
Saving punishment for father to administer is not only unfair
to father but also is an acknowledgment of mother's inability to
cope with the situation.
This
1»4« Thr I
»n<1 Tribunt Syr.etieM* 1 |
Mother—Go to your room and
play alone for a while. You know
it is not fair to take everything Bill
'picks up away from him.
I Not This
Mother—If you don’t quit teasing
your little brother I’m going to have
your father whip you when he comes
home.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
I DUNKEY’S TRASH REMOVEB8 — Daily
service. 2015 Clagett st. n.e., AT. 6138.
sel7*
LIGHT HAULING, veteran, reasonabh
rates. HO. 4451. —12
DODGE STAKE BODY TRUCK for hire
with driver. General hauling. MI. 9809
10*
VETERAN desires household moving and
general hauling; any time, anywhere;
refrigerators a specialty: vans and stakes;
reasonable. FR. 8260. Ext. 72. —19
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; experi
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates.;
local and long distance. TA. 2937. 10*
ONE AND HALF TON STAKE lor hire
with reliable ex-marine driver: general
hauling; 1-ton trailer also available. AT.
2750. —16
AUTO PAINTHG._
AUTO PAINTING—Complete job. 535 up,
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa.
ave. ext. s.e. LI 3530.
AUTO PAINTING, body and framework.
COLUMBIA AUTO BODY. Estimates given
eves and weekdays. 901 North Quincy
st., Arlington. Va. CH. 5174. —21
AUTO PAINTING, complete job, 530 and
up. Call RA. 1752 for appointment. 10*
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 1936 sedan: *395. below OPA
ceiling RA. 8584. —10
BUICK ‘41 Special 4-door. Will trade for
smaller car in good condition. Call after
7 p.m. TE. 7566. —10
CHEVROLET 1041 chassis frame passenger
car. COOK'S SERVICE STA., 2270 Sher
man ave. n.w. NO. 9677. 12*
CHRYSLER late 1936 conv. coupe; sound
motor, good tires; $350. below celling.
603 18th n.w. •
DODGE 1936 4-door sedan: good condi
tion: within OPA ceiling, $400. LU. 2925
after 6 p.m. •
DODGE ’35 business coupe: good mechan
ical condition, $288. within OPA ceiling.
SCHULZE & ALLEN, 4731 Elm st,. Be
thesda. OL. 6140. —11
ESSEX ’32 4-dr.: good tires, transporta
tion: $260 below OPA ceiling. 2719 So.
Nash st.. Arl., Va. SHIRLEY HOMES
PROJECT. 11*
FORD 1932 B roadster: good runnntg cond.
Cash only; within OPA ceiling: $274.
After 5 p.m., 2632 North Military rd,
HUNTER. OL. 2510.
FORD Model A; good looking, good run
ning, clean car. $235. Under OPA ceiling.
Phone Alexandria 2669. 10*
FORD JEEP, new engine gnd accessories:
high gloss paint Job and new front axle,
universal Joints; looks and runs better
than new. Call Sligo 6749. 12*
FORD 1937 sedan: needs fender, grill and
windshield: $325 cash: within OPA cell
ing. Call PR. 1375 after 6:30 p.m. 11*
FORD 1934 convertible coupe; rumble seat:
top and motor In fine shape: a modern
version of the covered wagon; $300, within
OPA eeiltne. 801 H st. n.w. •
FORD 1930 Tudor sedan; will trade for
1936-1937 or 1938 car; this Ford is in
good condition. 912 9th st. n.w. •
FORD 1946 black super de luxe Tudor:
radio, spare tire; $1,000. within OPA ceil
ing, plus rood used car. MI. 7000. Ask
for W. DILLON. 12*
HUDSON ’37 sedan: under OPA ceiling,
$400. Call FR. 3982. 6 to 8 p.m. •
HUDSON 1942 2-door sedan; very clean,
excellent mechanical condition, fully guar
anteed: less than OPA, $1,165. BENDALL
PONTIAC, 1611 King st., Alexandria. Va.
Overlook 1600. —12
KAISER-FRAZER—Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS CO, 3143 Lee hwy„ Arlington.
CH. 7000. OX. 0562.
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 at
2532 F st. n.w. ZEST PRODUCTS CO. —11
PACKARD 1046 de luxe 120 at OPA cell
ing; desire medium-priced 1946 auto In
trade. Overlook 0067. —10
PACKARD 1937 5-pass, convertible coupe,
super series, $1,145: well under OPA.
HAWKINS & SHIPLEY. Rockville 600.—10
PACKARD 1939 4-door sedan 120; motor
completely reconditioned; within OPA cell
ing. Call any time Tuesday. 1401 Co
lumbia rd. n.w.. Apt. 408.
PACKARD '37 4-dr. sedan; good condition,
$550, within OPA ceiling price. 1218 18th
pi. n.e.. No. 4. between 6 and 8. •
PLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe business coupe;
very large trunk space; Just the thing for
a couple or a traveling salesman; $352. ;
within OPA celling. 801 H st. n.w. 11* 1
PONTIAC 1939 4-door sedan; $625 cash, !
under OPA celling. 3633 R st. n.w.. EM.
0449 alter 7 p.m. 1
STUDEBAKER 1040 Commander 4-door ‘
sedn, $950: under OPA. HAWKINS A
SHIPLEY. Rockville 600. —10
WILLYS 1941 4-door sedan. $860; under
OPA. HAWKINS A SHIPLEY. Rockville
600. —10 I
WILLYS 1930 de luxe 4-door sedan: heater 1
and radio: $455, within OPA ceiling: cash.
509 6th st. n.w. —16
TAXICAB8 (3). 1941 Plymouths. $786
each; <1> 1941 Plymouth, ndw engine. 1
$991: (1) 1941 Chevrolet, $800. Cash or c
terms. Above cars under OPA celling. I
ROBEY MOTOR SALES, 1220 Mt. Olivet I
rd. n.e. —18 1
FOR 8ALE—1939 8tudebaker Commander c
sedan: $700, within OPA celling. Can be i
seen after 5 p.m. Call HO. 1803. —12 j
'■ !.- ]
AUTOMOBILfS WANTED. ;
BUICK, Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth. Olds (
and Pdntiae badly needed to supply 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 17th and M>. :
FORDS—Cash lor your car, no red tape. !
SCHLEGEL A GOLDEN. 257 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park, D. C. Georgia 3300. ‘
PLYMOUTHS—Cash for your car, no red 1
tape. SCHLEGEL A OOLDEN. 267 Carroll i
st.. Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300. 1
TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR CAR. regardless
of make or model: immediate cash. MAN- I
HATTAN AUTO a RADIO CO.. 7th at R 1
sts. n.w Used car dealers for 31 years. ,
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, call Bob
Cook. COOK MOTOR CO.. N. H. ave. and '
L n.w. ME. 8824, DI. 9626.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (Cont.l
J ABSOLUTELY TOP VALUE lor your car a!
McKee! As new-car production increase:
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 cos!
you money, so come see McKee today!
We’II also give you a priority number tc
make you among the first to get a new
„ .F°r„ fW see McKEE
PONTIAC. 1828 L st. n.w. ME. 0400.
CHEVBOLETS—Cash for your car. no red
tape. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carrol)
st., Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
AN HONEST PRICE for 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
! is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Turrett, CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC 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
your car is worth. EM. 975*. J. Dewey
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432
Conn. ave.
STUDEBAKER WANTED—I will pay the
st cash dollars: any make, any model
WIT LIAMS 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
I 30th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
l SERVICE, 1128 20th st. n.w. District
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.—We need the
car you can do without. We are paying
highest prices lor all makes in accordance
with OPA to take care of people who have
urgent need of transportation. Get our
price before you sell. CAPITOL CADIL
LAC CO., 1222 22nd st. n.w. NA. 3300.
INDIVIDUAL wants a good car: any make;
will pay cash. Call Dupont 3721. —14
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 highes!
casn dollars; any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
! CASH AT ONCE—Top-dollar prices al
i 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 ol
condition, make or year, drive in or cal:
DU. 2877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a.m
until 9 p.m.
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 la not paid for. will
balance and pay cash difference.
BARNES-6ANDERS 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, comer N at. n.w. Open
8:30 to 5. closed on Sunday. Call North
111 I 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 lor any desirable
car. WHEELER. INC., 4800-4820 Wis
consin. OR. 1020. 8 to 6:30. Closed Sun.
SALESMAN IN DIRE NEED of a clean
car: pay all cash; any make or year. FR.
6659. —15
VETERAN urgently needs good late model
car for new job. Cash. Chestnut 0066.
10*
VETERAN wants late model used ear; will
pay as much as $1,300 for a clean one.
TA. 5022, call any time. —11
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for 1940.
'41 or '42 car in good condition. Call
CH. 8404. —11
URGENTLY NEEDED—All types of used
cars; get high cash price now. GENE
CASTLEBERRY, 1640 Benning rd. FR
5231.
SEE OWEN McNEY, formerly associated
with one of Washington's largest Buick
dealers, now with the COLIE MOTOR CO..
8232 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring, Md.. lor
the top dollar on your used car or trailer.
SL. 2242. —18
"WIN WITH WINN’’—Top prico for your
car; nfver too new, never too old: will
come to your home or office: plenty parking
space. Open eves, and 8undays. WINNS
MOTORS. 159 Florida ave. n.e.. EX. 2698.
3720 Georgia ave. n.w., RA. 7422.
AUTOMOBILE urgently needed by re
turned veteran. New car now on order
but imperative I have a car immediately.
Sedan or convertible, 1939, ’40. '41 pre
ferred. $800 to $1,000 cash. No deal
ers. Phone RE. 2081. Apt. 714, or RE.
3518 before 11 p.m. 10*
BUICKS. Chevrolets. Fords. Fontlacs or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
ceiling price. SI HAWKINS, 1333 14th
st. n.w., DC. 4455.
COUPE, convertible. Plymouth or Chev
rolet, 1938 or 1939; clean, good condi
tion, DU 2519. —10
CHEVROLET. PLYMOUTH: must have
good car Immediately: will pay private
party highest cash price. Phone EX. 3870.
—11
EX-GI needs late model car in which to
fo to school; must be in good shape and
rom Drivate party. SH. 8318. —11
CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Fords. Chevrolet*
and Plymouths. Phone Atlantic 5800.
STSUART MOTORS. 3rd and H st« n.e.
WANT 1940 or 1941 Plymouth. Ford. Chev.
or similar light car, clean. SH. 8102. *
NEEDED BY RETURNED VETERAN, '40
or '41 sedan or convertible, Chevrolet,
Buick special or Olds, preferred. No deal
ers. Greenbelt 6679. —12
VETERAN, 3 years overseas, urgently re
quires late model used car from private
party, suitable for real estate business.
Call MR. EDMONSTON, EX. 1522 or HO.
4351. —11
I AM NOT LAZY—Have chased down ads
for 2 wks. with no luck. CPO wants '40-'41
Ford or Chevy, club coupe or 2-dr. from
private party; ceiling for good car. 2119
F n.w. or call RE. 0775 after 7 p.m. MR.
ARMSTRONG. •
PONTIAC OWNERS—If you are planning
to sell your car, see Jack Blank first.
Highest cash prices and courteous service.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washington’s
Largest Pontiac Dealers, 1437 Irving st.
n.w.. AD. 8500.
VETERAN needs light car for business:
1937 or '38 model: will psy cash Call
WA. 1081 da? or WA. 2398 after 8:30 pjn
I
Goren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. South
deals.
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The bidding:
South West North East
1 NT Pass 2 NT Pass
3 NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, queen of hearts.
There are many situations in the
play of a hand and more especially
on the defense, which involve sheer
guesswork. Where no percentage
are available in making the gues:
the toss of a coin is as sound t
method as any other, and declare
should take no pride in the fact tha;
it turned up “heads.” There are a
certain number of situations, how
ever, which appear to be guesses or.
the surface, but. which on analyst1
will prove not to be so in fact. Let
us look at an example today.
The auction was of the one-two
three variety which is recommended
In no-trump bidding. With an evenly
balanced hand and a point count of
17, a no-trump opening is preferable
to an introductory club bid. West
prosaically led the queen of hearts,
dummy played low and East followed
with the four, having no reason to
manifest enthusiasm over the suit.
Declarer took the trick with the ace
and then pondered between setting
up the spades or the clubs. There,
if ever, was an out-and-out guess,
inasmuch as the length and texture
of both black suits was the same.
The coin was duly tossed and de
clarer led the king of spades. East
lost no time in taking the ace and
returning a heart. Declarer refused
I to take this trick, but West overtook
and cleared the suit and there was
no way for declarer to bring in nine
tricks without the club suit. The
last remaining hope was that East
had the ace of clubs, but when this
failed to materialize, the contract
was aeieatea a trick.
Had declarer elected to drive out
the ace of clubs first, the hand could
have been made, since the long
hearts could not have been cashed.
However, declarer could not find
comfort in the belief that he had
made a wrong guess. He actually
had made a bad play. By the mere
expedient of refusing the first heart
trick rather than the second, de
clarer could have won the hand.
Presumably, the hearts would be
continued and declarer takes the
second trick. Now he elects to lead
a spade and East wins with the ace,
but has no heart to return and de
clarer is safe. If East has a heart,
then it will mean that the original
lead was a four-card suit and that
only two hearts and two aces can be
cashed by the defense.
The moral is: Holding two stoppers
in the suit led at no-trump, when
two important cards must be driven
out, declarer should refuse the first
trick and take the next two, rather
than take the first and refuse the
second.
Tomorrow’s Problem.
As dealer you hold:
♦ A K 9 4 A K 6 3 OAQ *AJ5
What is your opening bid? •
(Copyright, 1046. by Charles H. Goren )
Take My Word for It
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers’ Corner.
Prom P. J. D„ Omaha: The hu
mane societies urge us to “Be kind
to dumb animals.” I understand
that the giraffe is the only animal
that is voiceless; therefore, why
| “dumb animal”?
Answer: In the expression “dumb
animals,” the word dumb does not
mean voiceless. The proper mean
1 ing is: Not having the power of
; speech.
Since most deaf-mutes have fully
developed vocal cords, and can be
taught to speak, it is inaccurate and
very unkind to refer to them as
being “deaf and dumb.”
Let us use the term "deaf-mute.”
Or, if the deaf person has been
taught to speak, let us say that
he is deaf, or, better still, hard of
hearing.
An understanding ol the personal pro
nouns is essential to good English. My
pamphlet is used in hundreds ol class
rooms because of Its simplicity and com
mon sense. For a free copy, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care of The Star. Ask for
"Personal Pronouns" pamphlet.
(Copyrgiht. the Bell Syndicate. Ine. 1946.)
LAFF-A-DAY
“Mom!”
LIFE'S LIKE THAT
“He’s bald! No teeth!! Cant
talk!!! What people don’t spend
their money on these days!”
LETTER-OUT
MITIGATE -
Mimic
VACANCIES PH
Preventatives
MUTTERS
Moat constant.
AUSTERE Tn
Consumers
DESIST HH
Is partisan
Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to soell the word called (or.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It. If you have
‘Lettered-Out" correctly it's lowest note
of Guido s scale.
Answer te Yesterday’s Letter-Out.
(T> SPECTRE-CREEPS (crawls).
(A) SEARING-SINGER (warbler)
(Cl CARRIB-BRIAR (pipe materia!)
ft ismmgz.'"*
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