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_LOTS FOR SALE (Coot.)
Si.600. NICE LOT. lacing Dark. 50x145.
*11 utilities, street improved; 1 block from
Ptney Branch ave , Silver Spring. Md.
Close to schools. SH. 7007, OWNER —3o
BUILDING SITES. Clinton. 75x104. beau
tiful trees, restricted, fully developed com
munity. 15 minutes to Washington;
reasonable. By OWNER. Phone. Clinton
*i-W. —29
100 FT OFF l«th ST., on Roxanna rd.,
beautiful Shepherd Park—Large lots. 50
to 100 ft frontage, any desired depth;
price. $2,750 up. SHAPIRO, INC . 1106
Vermont ave.. ME. 1717. —30
FOK RALE—FT LINCOLN, near entrance,
4 sites, cost $400, will sell MOO. Call AT.
8562. -—4 i
XHEVT CHASE. MD.—Beautiful level lot. 1 !
Mlk No Bradley lane. 50 x210 , $2,500;
jrrms. OWNER. SL. 2416 —4
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMESITESS for
exceptional people See "If I Can" ad-j
vertisement under "Acreage," this paper *1
BETHESDA. Bradley Hills, by owner, loti
80x120', restricted somtrviaicr,.utilities;
available: sacrifice, $2,350. DIETERICH,
WO. 1448. 29*
McLEAN. VA-—Two lots on Elm st.: price, I
i2.250: exclusive agent. MRS DOUGLASS
MACK ALL. Jr.. Elmwood 736. —29
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. 25th and Nay
lor rd i.e.; 10.584 sq. .ft.; no excavation
needed: 147 feet frontage.
Three lot* on Albemarle st., at Reno rd.
* .w ; 133x112.
22 lots. B*ach drive and East-West high
way. high tlevation: lots range In sire
from 8,000. to 16.000 square ft. each
HJNRY E. TRIPP. 3705 Ga. ave. n.w. TA.
1226. _ __
LOTS WANTED.
I FAT CASH lor lau in D. C. or nearby
fad.' SCOTT SANDERS. TR 7683.
WANTED jyTOOx. 1 ACRE, zoned for
apartments in Arlington. 32c per foot or
under: write Mr. Walter, B. F. SAUL CO..
^gSlSthstrLW. —30
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
' lmtE'S TOUR VACATION HOME and a
Jnug fisherman’s haven, ideal climate on
lorlda’s Gulf Coast. Fertile homesltes. 1
to 6 a , fronting or nr. salt water, com
munity boat dock privil . hard rd., elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $3<i0.
345 down, $15 mo., immed. possession. For
beautiful illustrated free booklet write or
Phone bet. 9 and 5. PAUL E. HARRISON.
1732 K st. n.w . ME 1143. —6
TOURIST LOCATION—9-rtn. frame home
on 3-lane hwy.. 5 mi. east of city, with
view qI Monticello. home of Thomas Jeffer
aon; center-hall plan. 4 large bearms.. 2
baths, office with shower, oil heat, a m i :
several outbldgs . one of redwood, easily
converted Into 4 rms.: 21 acres. Imme
diate possession. $25,000. Write Box 680.
E HARLOW, Real Estate, Charlottes
ville. Va —29
NEW AND MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE—
Never been occupied: finished basement
with recreation room, hardwood floors, fire
place. lot 120x100. For particulars write
G P. MORISON. M. D„ Charles Town,
w. Va.. phone 276. 29*
TIMBER SALE—Outstanding opportunity.
About 10.000,000 board feet of saw timber,
mostly osk. hickory, gum, poplar, and
about 7.000.000 board feet of pine. 125
miles from Wash . near Charlottesville, Vs.
Also about 10,000 cords of pulpwood.
Many thousand ties, light poles, piling, etc.
All-yesr stone road through center of tract.
Sell all or part on attractive terms. Easily
logged. Will take qualified prospect for
Inspection. OWNER, 1935 Biltmore st.
P w AD. 3842 —29
REALESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
SWAP splendid brick Colonial 2-story
home in Bethesda for a good home in
Alexandria. MRS. McCAULEY, OX. 2341.
—28
» C. INVESTMENT PROPERTY, colored
tenants, clear; monthly rent. $110.50: for
acreage in Montgomery County or nearby
Virginia. MR AIKEN WI. 1660. nr Mr
Robeson. Elmwood 754; business phone.
RE. 1337.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
SEVERE* BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay—
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue Box 17. Mayo. A. A. Co . Md.
IOCH HAVEN BEACH, on South River,
overlooking bay, 25 miles from Washington.
Beautiful sandy, gradually sloping perfect
beach, wonderful harbor, docking facilities,
fishing, boating, yachting, sailing. Real
summer resort. Large wooded and open
building sites now being offered. Reason-!
able prices, convenient terms Reach by
Benning rd . Central ave.. Route 2. turn
right at airport. Annapolis rd , left at
atgn to beach Representative on premises
daily. Or call N. C. HINES & SONS. NA.
8552. 1025 Conn, ave. ■—29
RIVERSIDE SHORES—Drive down today.!
you’ll want to stay. Large beautiful wood-!
ed sites with direct shore frontage. Only
$1,500. This beach property will be one
of Washington’s outstanding summer re
ports. where the great expanse of Po
tomac water, peace and Quiet is yours to
enjoy. It is impossible to describe the
rharm of Riverside Shores. Other choice1
sites available from $500 on reasonable;
terms. Only 22 miles from Washington 1
via Indianhead rd. Drive out Nichols ave. j
to Indianheaa rd.. turn right to Marshall:
Hall, left at Marshall Hall 7/10 mile.
Representative on the premises. N. C.
HINES & SONS, selling agent, DI. 7739.!
Investment Building. —29
LOWER PATUXENT RIVER—52 ac*es.
perfect anchorage, overlooking 16 miles of,
water, near Solomons Island; restored Co-;
lonial home, with seven rooms and bath, j
completely furnished, pine-paneled walls, ;
Venetian blinds, three flreolaces, two large
screened porches, copper screens: old shade
trees, private pier and best fishing, crab
bing. oystering and ducking area, improved
fit&te road to property, 55 miles D. C.;
$20,000. Other desirable water fronts
and farms. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Frince Frederick, Md. Telephone 108.
—28
BEAUTIFUL LOT on Potomac River with
s lovely view across 7 miles of water;
these lots front on water and are ideal!
for boating, fishing, bathing: a nice place
lor your summer home; only 10 lots to |
be sold to discriminating buyers; lots are :
100x200 feet: priced at $1,500. Call MR.
fROWN. CH 0542 —2
BAY-FRONT TRACTS, over 1 a. ea : i
short drive, low price, terms: buy now, hard
to duplicate. N. E. RYON CO., GE. 6146.'
—29 I
UPPING FOREST, near Annapolis; 8 rooms,;
3 baths, large wooded lot .at water front;
large screened porches, fireplace; furni-]
tore; elec, refrg.: arranged as 2 apts.
ot one large cottage: $6,300. WALTER*
M BAUMAN. No. 1 Thomas circle, NA.
6229. WO. 0747. —29
FULLY FURN.—Travello trailer, capacity
4 on lot facing Chesapeake Bay. $2,000.
Apply Holiday Beach, between Chesapeake
and Breezy Point, HY. 0417. —29
ACRE SITES — Large hardwood trees,
with direct shore frontage. On the j
beautiful St. Leonards, Washington’s new- i
♦st shore development. This Is an un- ]
usual 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
aoil of land bordering the water: a mag
nificent curving shoreline; the majesty of
tall, beautiful hardwood trees: the at-1
tributes of a princely sportsman's retreat, i
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water, with
Us fine sandy bottom, furnishes excellent
bathing and swimming. You will find one l
of the finest deep salt-water fishing
grounds and two all-year-round protected ]
rarbors lor large boats. You will also find ;
duck shooting at its best. Cane Leonard i
has a special attraction for conservative1
people who seek rest from noisy vaca
tion throngs and space for each to en
gage in his own particular sport or relaxa
tion. without encroachment 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 pungent woods scent;
take deep draughts of the invigorating
salt air and see for yourself how Cape
Leonard meets your needs. The drive to
Cape Leonard is an enjoyable one. over
wen-paved highways, through a country
side rich in scenic splendor. Price for one
acre site, beautifully wooded, directly on
the water. $1 500. Other choice acre sites
proportionately priced. Terms if desired.
Cape Leonard is only 49 miles from D. C.
Prate highway direct to property. Easy
driving, no bottlenecks. Sales representa
tive on property at all times. Cape Leon
ard is wisely restricted. Directions: Drive
cut to end of Pa. ave. s.e., turn left on
Rt No. 4 through Upper Marlboro, turn
right on Solomons Island rd. (Rt No. 416)
through Prince Frederick 4 miles, then ;
turn right on Broome Island rd , Route j
264 to Cape Leonard. LEON ACKERMAN,]
selling agent. P. O.. St. Leonards. Md.
Washington office. Barse Stonebraker, 1835
K st n.w NA 4483
LONG BEACH — Chesapeake Bay water
front. See this gorgeous wooded wonder
land right on the open bay. which is 14
miles wide at this point: excellent white
sand beach, safe bathing, excellent flsh
tng. ducking and small-game hunting; the
"Gooses" famous fishing ground is directly
offshore from Long Beach: hard-surfaced
road direct to bay: electricity, phone, arte
sian water: centrally distributed to every
lot carefully restricted private home col
ony choice lots available: terms to suit
purchaser: "GI” housing under construc
Mon Drive to office on bay. 8 miles south
of Prince Frederick. Solomons Island rd.,
left st S: Leonard. Inspect any day
Representative on property ell times. M
F ROCKHILL. St. Leonard. Md
CHOICE HOME8ITES—Attractive bayside
lots for permanent homes or summer cot
tages at low PTices and easy terms In
West Beach and Chesapeake Beach: all
year bus service. Representative on prop
erty Saturdays and Sundays or by appoint
ment Apply J E. TALBERT, on property,
or telephone AT. 4195. •
NO. BEACH PARK—Completely furn. cot
tage of 5 large rooms and shower on
water front: refer and gas stove, large
lot. Exclusive with OBANNON REALTY
CO.. FR 5119. —29
BAY RIDGE, nr Annapolis—New mod
ern bungalow on bay front; 2 bedrooms,
tile bath, fireplace, fu'll basement with
built-in garage, lot 75x150; beautiful
*iew excellent sandy beach; Immediate
OOtsession FRED E. VOGES, Realtor, 221
Slain st, Annapolis. Md Phone 4477. —29
SHOREHAM BEACH, all-year Chesapeake
Bay cottage, corner Hallie st. and Bayside
drive: front and side screened porches,
kitchen, dinette, large living room, bed
room and bath first floor; 2 bedrooms sec
ond floor; automatic oil heat, gas stove,
electricity, large lot; terms. BOND. ME.
9510 29*
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED l.SVj-acre Poto
mac River tract on the Maryland side of
river in the favorably lone Glynont neigh
borhood. 500-ft shore frontage with all
riparian rights In the property. This and
adjoining shore frontages are restricted
against commercial activities; near new
Indian Head highway, within commuting
distance to Washington. For further In
formation apply to THEODORE F. MENK.
927 15th st. n.w. EX 2740. —29
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—Beautilul wooded
lots available in North Selby; owner guar
antees to make available by next year's
aeason; a boat harbor approx. 50’ wide
opening Into bay, with boardwalk. UN. 2200.
—90
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO—In beautiful
Avalon Shores: new S-rm bungalow with
all modern conv ; lge. liv. rm , dinette,
kit. 9 lge bedrms . o.s.-c. heat, lot
100x100. 1-hour drive Irom downtown
D C. Wesson or Loughrr, UN 2200. —.90
SHADY SIDE, MD.. Avalon Shores, 1512
Lerch drive—Desirable cottage, milled-log
cabin siding, knotty pint interior; two bed
rooms. completely furnished including run
ning hot and cold water, electric stove
•Bd refrigerstor; suitable year-around liv
ing: commuting distance. SS 500. Call
• m cottage or HA. 0094. *9*
i WATER FRONT PROPERTY (Coiet.).
! VIRGINIA WOODLAND—Generous build
ing sites, many large trees, gently sloping
to widened Occoqusn Run; excel, bass Ash
ling, opposite Ravenswood: 6 miles on sur
I faced road from Manassas: $200 up; Ideal
for summer or perm, home: electricity
available. Apply on property or write
ELLIS CROUCH. Manassas, Va.
LAKE JACKSON, a 12-mi. lake. SI mi,
Va—Modern cottages, a.m.i, for sale,
3 to 5 rooms each: price right, easy terms:
immediate possession; drive out or call
I Manassas 70-F-4. —29
ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM bungalow, newly
decorated, large lot. 1 blk from bay front,
prominent beach. 26 mi. D. C: also sale
i lots, terms or cash. Inouire MANN. Snan
I :sh Cottage. Deale. Md —29
COTTAGE at Colonial Beach. Va, Va block
from water—Modern improvements, large
screened porches, large lot, nice quiet
i neighborhood; furnished: reasonable if
i sold at once Phone Fairfax 208-W —29
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE on '« acre lot,
at Cedarhurst, on Chesapeake Bay, .31
miles D. C . near Shady Side. Md, $8,500,
I terms Call WALTER M BAUMAN. No. 1.
Thomas circle, NA. 6229, WO. 0747. or
Mrs. OlifT, West River 240-M —29
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buv small cot
11age on South or Severn River, $3,000
maximum. SH. 8773.—29
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
1 TO 10 ACRES—Va. and Md.: low prices.
easy terms. JAMES E. MAHONEY, Wood
ward Bldg, RE. 2411. —29
I OFFER 102 ACRES of some of the finest
frontage on Lee hwy, 28 miles from
Washington; 2.500 feet of frontage: $17.
000 is a very reasonable price for this
land. Exclusive with ARCHIE H. DANIELS.
GL 4060. or DI. 8189. —28
1 TO 640 ACRE TRACTS, in nearby Vir
gma. priced from $100 per acre up.
Will sell large tracts In part. V. WARD
BOSWELL. Realtor. 220 S. Washington
st, Alex, Va. Phone ALex. 2616 or TE.
7721: eves, GL. 2806 or TE. 6541. —28
A RETREAT—17V» acres, nice all-yr.
stream through property, beautiful bldg,
site, large shade trees, well, telephone and
elec lines to site; terms, cash required
$2,500. WM. H. LAUGHLIN, McLean. Va.
Elmwood 322. —2
1.380-F1. FRONTAGE on Contee rd—25
acres, electrclty on road: suitable for 6
acre estate; 1.000 ft. off Washlngton
Bal'tmore blvd, near Government farm
and White Oaks: 11 miles D. C. line; $400
per acre as a whole. MR. MOORE, WA.
8982 —3
IN LANHAM—27 acres on Defense high
way. $850 per acre; 3>/a acres in Princess
Garden. $1,000 per acre: 15 acres in Glen
Dale, near sanitorium. $500 per acre: 1H
acres, near Lanham, $400 per acre: 60
acres on Balti.-Wash. pike. $100,000. Call
THOMAS F. HALLEY. Lanham. Md, HY
0354. —29
4 ACRES, near Lee blvd, $500 per acre.
Call CH 7292. 29*
34 ACRE, in beautiful Clermont, located
10 miles from Washington in Fairfax
County. Va High, rolling woodland with
large oak trees make this an ideal home
site. $760—$76 down, $15 a month.
VERNON M LYNCH fi SON'S Office 7
miles out Columbia pike. Phone ALex.
5906. Closed Sundays. —29
1.6 ACRES in Fairfax County. 10 miles
from Washington. A wide frontage in
large oak trees makes this beautiful home
site spacious and healthful. $900—$90
down. $20 a month. VERNON M. LYNCH
ft SONS Office 7 miles out. Columbia
pike. Phone ALex. 590U. Closed Sundays.
—29
CHOICE HOMESITE, 1 acre. Silver Spring
area, restricted community, high ground,
260-ft. frontage on hard-surfaced road.
180 feet deep: once, $2,200; conv terms.
PERRY I. HAY, DI. 3141. TA. 4535.
—29
4 ACRES, 208-foot frontage; Berwyn. Md.;
$1,300 per acre. ERVIN REALTY CO,
call Hyattsviile 0334: eves, WA. 1231.
—29
22 MILLION SQ. FT. (500 acres), suitable
for apartment bouses and commercial.
Adjacent to new 8 Capitol st extended,
already complete, and when this street
is connected with the S Capitol St.
Bridge (now V, finished) this land will
be within 2n min. of the heart of Wash
ington. D C Price. 7c so. ft. Property
is clear of debt and would consider trad
ing lor unencumbered real estate. Sev
eral giant Government and other de
velopments under way In this locality.
The same opportunity does not exist in
any other pan of Greater Washington.
My advertisements have appeared in The
Evening Star for 60 years. FULTON R
GORDON, Owner, 427 Eye st. n.w. DI
5230 'til 8 p.m. Brokers, attention. —30
81s ACRES. 15 min. by auto to Navy Yard.
Bolling Field. Bellevue Research Labora
tory and other s.e. of Washington activi
ties. Also iu line with South Capitol
St Bridge under construction to down
town Washington: new Federal highway
to Indian Head, Md., approach via 8
Capitol st.: accessible, tillable land bor
dering on ever-fioving stream: reasonably
priced, on easy terms EX. 2740. —30
COLESVILLE. MD.—2 a. Ifl5-ft. front
age on Colesville pike; corner: act quick
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md. Call
Ashton. Md., 3840. —6
147 ACRES, fronting on highway, close-in.
*226 per a : terms, ideal for subdivision,
has old house, can be remodeled: land
lays ideal lor 1-a tracts up: about 20
a, in woodland: property fronts on 2
roads. JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md,
Call Ashton. Md.. 3846. —6 ,
PEOPLE ARE INVESTING in beautiful
Glen Hills restricted home sites, 1 to 10
acres; growing values. Drive through
Rockville, 2*A miles on Route 28, turn leit
at Glen Hills sign on North Glen rd.
MARVIN SIMMONS CO . OL. 3500. —291
HOME SITE, + acres, near Areola. Lou
doun County. Va.; wooded, mountain view,
transportation. schools. cnurches and |
stores; *5u cash. $15 month: price. $500.
LEWIS E. SUMMERS. 1204 North Vernon
st , Arlington. Chestnut 2117. —30 i
7.0 WOODED ACRES. 0 miles from Chain
Bridge, 1 mile south through McLean. Va.
Turn west at Lewinsville one-halt mile,
turn right 200 yards to end of dirt Toad.
Scotts Run on right is western boundary:
tree line up slope on left is eastern; nice
view, excellent building site, shade trees
and privacy; no water, no house; $4,345;
terms. Box 301 -J, Star. 29*
71 ACRES, gently rolling woodland, wide
frontage on one of Fairfax County's lead
ing highways, 18 miles to D C.: price.
$130 an acre; terms. FTtENZEL, McLean,
Va., Elmwood 378. —30
ARLINGTON—Approx. 14 acres, located
bet.. Lee hwy. and Little Palls rd.; water
and sewer available: for price and terms,
cal) WRIGHT REALTY, INC., CH. 4800.
—29
2'» ACRES, off Old Georgetown rd., in de
sirable growing community. For further
information call CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO, exclusive agents, 3403 Conn. ave.
EM 1800 until 9 p.m. —29
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.—2 acres, on
Colesville rd., >2 mi from University lane:
only $2,200 for quick sale. Pelkin, EX.
8535. —30
IF I CAN FIND a few people of educated
outlook, likely to make congenial neigh
bors for others who value quiet and green
hillsides. I will sell a few small estate-sized
tracts of beautiful Virginia farm near
Fairlax. bought for my own home. These
tracts of about 2‘A to 5 acres are along
pretty knolls, each with view and both
cleared land and lge. trees, gently sloping to
swift-flowing clear creek, bordered by grove.
They are some of the most pleasing home
sites in this part of Virginia. Land is on
Rravel State rd. lust oil highway, about 18
miles from Memorial Bridge via Route 5(1.
Electricity on property. I will build gravel
road to each tract. With that, cost will
be $1,200 per tract up, which is much
below comparable market offerings, and I
will set aside as park strip of forest bor
dering tracts to assure space, scenic ap
peal. Congenial neighbors, mostly profes
sional people, are the aim, rather than
profit. Thorough references, such as from
Christian clergymen, will be asked. "Real
tors and advertising solicitors, please ig
nore. Phone MI. 7940 or write Box 4I8-J,
Star. * j
4 ACRES, in Falls Church; some good tim- '
her. Priced low. Phone MAJ. SHARP,
CH 9259. °9
11 ACRES of high rolling wooded ground;
suitable for 2 or 3 homesites. LYON, INC .
CH 7070. GL 0011. Open eves.. Sun. —29
*173 PER ACRE—First time offered: in
Montgomery County's choicest section,
near Beallsville. short distance to B & O.
commuter trains to Washington. Attrac
tive. small estate, 6 acres or more, over
looking beautiful valley on paved road,
with electricity and telephone O L.
MURDOCK. Kensington. Md. 8H. 8794,
PL. 8002 —4
19 ACRES, c'ose-in Fairfax County, $550
per acre. Must be sold as a whole. Many
other priie tracts for sale. Phone GL.
8573. H. A DARNE. 5712 Wilson blvd.,
Arlington. Va —30
HERE S YOUR OPPORTUNITY to have a
small estate, within 6 mins, of Bethesda:
40 acres, nicely wooded, with good stream
on property. % ml, fronting public road,
paved to property: fine for subdividing
Offered at a bargain price. Reasonable
terms. For details and appt. call WI
8045. OL. 0928. —30
FOUR ACRES In Falls Church, some good
timber, priced low. Phone MAJOR SHARPE,
CH. 9259. —29
1144 ACRES, suitable for GI homes; other
acreage of any description or amount.
CLINE & SMOOT._Elm wpodJjOS. —3
ACREAGEWANTED.
VA.. MD.. D. C.—Large or small tracts,
clear or wooded. Improved or unimproved;
for residential, apartment, industrial, com
mercial or agricultural” purposes. Eve
nings call Mr. Gleascn. HO. 0804. Ext.
717 JAMES E. MAHONEY, Woodward
Bldg . RE. 241)_—6
_ FARMS FOR SALE._
SI ACRES, with a frontage of nearly 2,000
feet on Tucker lane, near Ashton. Md.
The five-room farmhouse (with additional
room in basement on ground level) is ready
for occupancy. Oil heat, electric stove.
The outbuildings, except for minor repairs,
are in good condition. The natural beauty
of this property can be developed at very
little expense to the purchaser. Land
values in this area are increasing rapidly.
There are several excellent building sites.
The future of this acreage is bright. SANDY
SPRING REALTY CO.. Ashton 2421. —29
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.—Small estate,
beautiful home on lovely setting; 7Vi acres
fently rolling land, several fruit trees, wide
rontage on hard-surfaced road; home con
structed of California redwood; 7 rooms.
1 Vi baths. 2-car garage; features include
storm windows, fireplace, full basement;
entire home in immaculate condition, ready
for immediate occupancy. MAYNARD
BAYLES CO , Realtors. Falls Church 2490.
DAIRY FARM on main pike, Montgomery
County. Md.: over 200 acres, beautiful view
mountains; lovely home, new tenant house,
both all modern conveniences; modern
substantial chicken and brooder houses:
! young orchard, many varieties In bearing;
5S head cows and heifers, many purebred.
: all vaccinated for Bangs, black leg; cows,
cow barn both carry 98 score: shipping to
Washington; setting and relationship of
buildings excellent; very near r.r. and com
muter trains, school bus at door; all farm
! equipment good condition, good fences,
water every field, all fields in high state
productivity; good help will stay: farm has
four regular sources of income; possession
with deed, asurlng purchaser Immediate,
substantial income: wish to sell to dairy
farmer or one really appreciating a great
farm that has been loved and cared for
for years; all cash. 660.009 required, re
sponsible purchaser will have no difficulty
arranging substantial loan local bank.
Box 78-E. Star *
70-ACRE DAIRY FARM on Route 60: Just
beyond Camp Washington: 4-bedroom
brick home; 22-stanchioned barn, 2 silos,
small barn; numerous other outbuildings;
6 acres in beautiful oaks, balance cleared
and fenced., REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
'INC.. Lee highway at Qlebe road. OL.
0661. —el
{ FARMS FOR SALE (Continued). I
FARMS and country estates. Va.—For
i serviceman, a 50-acre farm at #8,850.
a small, unusual, productive farm. 45 min
from D. C.: for the executive or gentle
man farmer we have several distinctive.
Colonial farms comprising hundreds of
acres; they are not excessively priced;
give us your specifications, we can fill
them. JACK G. MAIZE. Real Estate
Broker. 121 8. Royal st.. Alexandria. Vm.
ALex. 6888—8646.
16M ACRES on Leesburg pike: level
fenced land; 3-bedroom home, garage and
outbuildings. $17,950. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC., Lee highway st Glebe
road. GL. 0561. —28
KENSINGTON—6 acres, with house and
barn, electricity and well For further In
formation call MRS. HAYCRAFT, Pleasant
0978. —30
A REAL VA. FARM. 310 a., mostly crops,
#15.000 worth of first-class equipment.
A bargain B. A CASSATT, GL. 5310. 29'
COMMUTING -DISTANCE—- 125 acres;
electricity and telephone available barn,
large spring, about 40 acres open, balance
timber, #4.000. OWNER. RA. 2900. 28'
569 ACRES. 225 cleared, balance wood
land with estimated 1.000.006 feet of saw
timber and great quantity of young tim
ber: ancient dwelling of 8 rooms, full,
brick basement, halls, porch: many new
outbuildings: electricity In all buildings;
2 wells, many springs, river; good hunt-!
ing. including wild turkeys. For owner
dial Glebe 4671. —29
102 ACRES, on good rd . nr. Route No.
240, some timber, nice meadow and stream;
6-rm. house, meathouse. stable and other
outbldgs. This would make a fine poultry
farm: 23 miles from D. C Priced at
S7.950 for quick sale. Call WI. 6740.
E M. PRY INC . 7240 Wis. ave. —29
SUPERB CATTLE FARM, In Warrenton
area, 376 fertile acres. 89 acres timber,
bal. in pasture and crops: good fences,
large fishing stream, frontage on 8tate
highway, near bus service. Only $19.
500, terms. WM. M. CRAIN. GL. 8753.
—29
320 ACRES. 2 town houses. 4 tobacco
barns. 2 stables. 1 granary: fine tobacco
land, plenty of oak and poplar timber: large
trees. Call AD. 0377. —29
TOPS IN FARMS—Attention, doctors, law
yers. developers, investors. One each In
Frederick and Montgomery Counties. Never
was there any better. Picture and infor
mation on request. We suggest a personal
interview. WM. H. BOAZE. 3408 18th st
n.e.. MI. 8241. Call Mr. Kretsinger. MI.
0212. —29
BARGAIN IN VIRGINIA—434 acres. 2Vi
miles from Nokesville. Prince William Co.,
on hard road, one-third under cultivation,
balance In thrifty second-growth timber,
part, commercial: enough cord wood alone
to pay for farm: 8-room house. In need of
repair: 2 tenant houses, barn and large
turkey and chicken quarters; finely watered
by streams: possession can be had: will sell
all or 166 acres, detached, for only $37 per
acre, or 268 acres with buildings at same
price Shown by appointrmnt. Herndon 38.
BUELL FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Va •
FOLKS, why stay in the citv and suffer
for want? Why not buy a subl.Tban place
or farm where you can raise your meat,
vegetables, etc . and stop being a slave to
high prices and nothing to eat? With
good management and a little hard work
you can be independent. Phone GL. 8573
your requirements, large or small. H. A.
DARNE, 5712 Wilson blvd., Arlington. Va.
—30
150-A. TOBACCO FARM, with or with
out this year's crop, now housed in: 30-ft.
by 80-ft. tobacco barn; Charles Co . Md.
HO. 3280. Apt. 50S. 29*
* MILES FROM WALDORF. MD.—6-rm
modern home and 33 acres of land: good
for subdivision of new homes; $10,850.
JOE CURTO REALTY. 336 H st. n.e . FR.
7800. —29
265 ACRES, located just 27 mi. from
D. C.. 9-rm. house. The original part was
built In 1794 of stone, completely mod
ernized. There are 6 large fields under
cultivation and grass, 65 acres of good
sized timber Price. $24,950: cash,
balance on terms. ALDEN J. KIEFFER,
4346 Lee hwy.. OX. 0837. —29
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.—81 acres.
7-rrn. house, well. 5 springs, outbldgs;
$5,250. WO. 7975.
SMALL FARMS — Near school, stores,
churches, bus, etc.: near fast-growing
town. Plenty of room for garden, fruits,
berries, chickens, etc. Price. $490 tno
housel. $60 down. $10 month. Drive out!
Lee blvd. or Lee highway, about 36 minutes
to Centerville. See our big sign on right.
Fairfax Farms. Open every day, 1 to 6
p.m : all day Sundays. Bring $10 deposit
Trailways bus passes us on Lee hwy. —30
ABOUT 200 ACRES, modern 1-room dwell
ing, tenant house, large barns; vacant,
wheat crop in; streams and springs; about
30 miles from Wash. Will exchange, make
easy terms. Owner or your agent. TA.
7010. —30
SUBURBAN ESTATE, near Olney. Md—
100 acres, large house, 5 baths, recently
remodeled, beautiful setting in gorgeous
row of trees, overlooks Olnpy Inn. Sev
eral smaller properties available. Includ
ing 50-acre property, good house, 4 bed
rooms, barn and other outbuilding, mod- ,
ern: only $18,000 on terms. PIERSON,
Olney. Md Phone Ashton 3828. —29
250 ACRES valuable woodland, 30 miles
D. C (Va.), near railroad and U. S. No.
1 : $37.50 per acre; sell part or all.
OWNER. Box 414-J, Star. 29*
ON LEE HIGHWAY, 22 miles from Wash
ington—Lovely 6-rm. and bath, water,
electricity, fireplace, situated on 141
acres beautiful rolling land, completely i
tented, lovely stream, horse barn, dairy;
barn that will accommodate 40 stanch-1
ions, silo, milk house; also with this are
2 work horses, wagon, corn planters, 15
tons of hay. 8 acres of corn Price.
$23,000. For further information call
Pannill. GL 6593 or DI. 8600, weekdays,
exclusive with C. A. METZLER
LOVELY STONE and frame home. 9 rms ,
1*4 baths. 2 porches, oil hot-water heat, j
14 acres of land: must be seen to be ap
preciated; 5 miles from Leesburg. Va.
Price. $25,000. For further Information
call GL. 6593 or DI 8600. weekdays, ex- i
elusive with C. A. METZLER__
152-ACRE Virginia stock and poultry
farm; durably built 6-room house, 1*4
ml. to Route 318. Edinburg hwy.. Va.;
52 acres good timber, 100 acres tillable
and grazing, all good outbuildings. t4-mi.
frontage on Shenandoah River: $11,000.
176-acre Virginia stock and dairy |
farm, 10-room frame Colonial house.
mile frontage Shenandoah River, east of
Edinburg. Va.: all necessary farm build
ings: $20,000. Call Mr Kenney. EM.
5242. POTOMAC PROPERTIES, INC.,
OL. 3432, RAL_0800.
FARMS FOR RENT.
200 ACRES, modern dairy farm; 60-cow
modern concrete-block barn. Large mod
ern house. 26 miles city. Hyattsvllle:
0373. —28
FARMER wanted to operate 112-acre
farm on share basis, 16 miles north of
Rockville 203 Hartwell rd . Silver Spring,;
SL 9507 or GE. 1065 —29
.
FARMS WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY desires to lease a dairy,
farm for 1 or more years; must, have
modern 30 to 50 cow dairy barn and dairy
bouse for shipping to Washington market:
approximately 200 acres, with at least
100 acres for tractor cultivation and
plenty of natural water and pasture:
should have 1 modern main house and 1
or preferably 2 good tenant houses, not
over 30 miles from Washington and pref
erably on black top or paved road; have:
my own stock and eouipment. Give partlc-,
ulars and directions In first letter. Box
447-G. Star. —30
SMALL MD. FARM with modern bungalow,
garden, fruit; near transportation. Call
TA. 0468. 29*
RENT SMALL FARM, up to 30 tillable
acres: livable house: within 30 miles D. C.
RE 4142. Ext. 4236. weekdays, 8:30-5,
or write Box 339-J. Star.I*
_REAL ESTATE WANTED.
3 TO 10 ACRES, nice house, must have
stream through property, 8 or 10 miles
from D. C. What have you? Give full
particulars and location. Box 37fl-Q, Star.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET ON SECOND TRUST — We will
buy second-trust notes. D. C • nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP.. 1312
N. T are n.w National 5833.
HOME LOANS—Low montBlr payments.
Including principal. Interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS As LOAN
A8SOC 810 13th it n.w DI 3*70
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS—Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. 817
9th *t. n.w RE. 8650
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates, term* or monthly payments, p. .1.
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. n.w.. NA.
8488.
BROKERS, ATTENTION—We nuy 2nd
trust notes on D. C., Md. and Va. house*
and farms FULTON R GORDON. Owner.
1427 Eye st, n.w, DI. 6230 'til 8 p m_
MONEY WANTED.
FIR8T AND SECOND TRUST NOTES for
sale. MURRAY CO.. 1229 L st. n.w.,
NA. 7288. _—2 _
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT W. FOX. Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.—No. 87.495. Ad
ministration — This is to Oive Notice:
That the subscriber of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of. the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of R. (Rhoda)
A Clark, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. AH persons having claim*
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the tame, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber. on or before the 9th day of Sep
tember. A.D 1947: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 18th
day of September. 1948. ALBERT W.
FOX. 100.3 Munsey Bldg . N.W. (Seal I
Attest: MELVIN J MARQUES. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District of Co
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
se21.28.oc5____
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Investment Building.
Filed Sept. 26, 1948. Charles E. Stewart.
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United 8t.ates for the District of Colum
bia.—<7ivil Division.—Rosa Ceraml. Plain
tiff, vs. 1—John McKim. 2—John Matthews.
3—Daniel Minor. Defendants.—CIVIL AC
TION NO 38587.—ORDER OF PUBLICA
TION.—The object of this suit is to estab
lish of record, the title of the plaintiffs,
by adverse possession, in and to all of
Part of original Lot No. 28 8auare 995
described as follows: Beginning for the
same on Twelfth Street at the southeast
corner of said lot: running thence weat
80.90 feet: thence north 18 feet: thence
east 80.90 feet: thence south 18 feet to
the place of the beginning: said property
now being known for pumose* of assess
ment and taxation as Lot No. 823 in Square
995 and being Improved bypremises known
as 729 Twelfth Street 8.E.. Washington,
District of Columbia. Upon motion of the
plaintiffs, it is. by the Court, this 28th
day of September. 1948. ordered, that John
McKim, John Matthew*, and Daniel Minor,
or if they be dead, their unknown heirs,
alienees and devisees cause their appear
ance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring one month after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise this cause will be pro
ceeded with as in the case of default: pro
vided a copy of this order be published
once a week for three successive week* in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Washington Evening Star, good cause hav
ing been ahown why longer publication Is
unnecessary (B.i ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF.
Justice. (Beal.> A True Copy Test:
CHARLES fL STEWART, Clerk. By CLARA
F. CONNELL Deputy Cmfc.
; LEGAL Notices <Con'P
LAP LANA * WEEDS.
1012 17th ST. N.W.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia. In re Application of James Soterakos.
132E Longfellow at. n.w , Washington. D.
C.—For change of name to Jatres Thomas
8otiros.—Civil Action No. 38010.—Filed
September 25, 1946. Charles E. Stewart.
Clerk—Order of Publication—Jamea So
terakoa. having filed his complaint for
Judgment changing his name to James
Thomas Sotiros and having ai plied to the
court for <n order of publication of the
notice required by law In such cases, it is.
by the court, this 25th day of September.
194H. Ordered that all persons concerned
show cause, if any there be. on or before
the 19th day of October. 1946. why the
prayers of said complaint should not be
granted. Provided that a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star Newspaper and the Washing
ton Law Reporter, (s) JAMES M. PROC
TOR. Justice. <8eali A true copy Test:
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By CLARA
F. CONNELL. Deputy Clerk._ae28.oc5.12
T. PETER ANSBERRY. Attornev at Law.
1029 Vermont Ave. N.W.
Filed Sept. 26. 1946. Charles E. Stewart,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum
bia.—In Re Application of NINA LUNN.
formerly known as NINA LUNN ROWND.
formerly known as NINA LUNN DOR
BRITZ, and formerly known as NINA
LUNN. JR. For Change of Name—Civil
Action No. .769.37.—NINA LUNN, formerly
known as NINA LUNN ROWND, formerly
known as NINA LUNN DOKBRITZ. and
formerly known as NINA LUNN, JR.,
having filed a complaint for a Judgment
changing her name to NINA LUNN
ROWND and having applied to the Court
for an order of publication of the notice
required by law In such cases. It is. by
the Court, this 26th day of September.
1946. Ordered that all persons concerned
show cause. If any there be. on or before
the 26th day of October. 1946. why the
prayers of said complaint, should not be
granted: Provided, That a copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. <S> ALEXANDER HOLTZOFF.
Justice. fSeal.) A True Copy. Test:
CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk. By CLARA
F. CONNELL, Deputy Clerk.
_se28.oc5,!2.
R. P. HOLLINGSWORTH. Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OP THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.—No. 87.942. Ad
ministration —- This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia hss obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of James
Clark McReynolds. late of the District of
Columbia, deceased. All persons havins?
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 17th day
of September. A D 1947: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. Given under its hand this
28th day of September. 1948. The Na
tional Metropolitan Bank of Washington.
By: Thos. H. Reynolds, Assistant Trust
Officer. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills for
the District, of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. xc28,oc6.12.
EDWARD H. HORTON. Attorney,
• 1707 Reservoir Road, N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court—No. 87,857. Ad
ministration. — This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of John Wil
liams Adams, late of the District of Colum
bia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 11th day of Sep
tember. A.D. 1947: otherwise they may by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 17th
day of September. 1948. DELLA AL
DRICH ADAMS, 3805 Van Ness st. n.w.
(Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES.
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
_ se21,28,oc5
KANE A KOONS. Attorneys.
1331 G St„ N.W.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court—No. 87.815, Ad
ministration. — This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Edward
Lacey, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 8th day of
August. A.D 1947: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under its hand this
18th day of September. 1948 HAMILTON
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
By: AUBREY O. DOOLEY, Asst Trust
Officer. (Seal.) Attest: MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court.ae21.28.oc5,
PROPOSALS.
COMMISSIONERS. D. C„ Washington V. C ,
September 27. 1948.—Sealed proposals will
be received until 2 p.m . October 4, 1948.
and then publicly opened for alterations
and repairs to Elevator No. 1. Franklin
Administration Building, 1.7th and K sts.
n.w.. Washington. D. C. Plans, proposals
and specifications may be obtained at Room
427, District Building. E.W. se27.8texSu. j
AUCTION SALES.
_FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER * SON, auctioneers.
—Trustee’s sale at. auction of premises,
4108 New Hampshire Avenue. N.W.,
being a two-story and cellar brick dwell
ing containing 7 rooms and bath and
heated by oil.—Purusant to authority
vested in me by the District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia
by decree entered in Civil Action No.
36367. I will sell at auction, in lront of
the premises, on Tuesday, the 1st day of
October. 1946, at five o’clock P.M., subject.:
to ratification by the Court, Lot assessed
for taxation purposes as Lot 801 in Square
3229, improved by the above premises,
subject to monthly tenancy. Terms of
Sale: $509 cash deposit will be required
at lime of sale and no check will be ac
cepted. One-third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash and the balance in
two equal installments payable on or be
fore one and two years from date of
settlement of sale, represented by the
promissory notes of the purchaser bearing
Interest at 6'„ per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured by first deed of
trust on the property, or the purchaser
may pay all cash, at his option The
purchaser shall comply with the terms of
sale wi*hin sixty days from the date of
:ts ratification, otherwise the deposit of
$509 shall stand forfeited as liquidated
damages. The purchaser shall pay the
cost of examination of title, conveyancing,
recording and notary fees. Purchaser is
to have a good and unencumbered title.
MARIE FEY. Trustee, c/o George C
Gertman, Attorney. American Security
Building. Washington, D. C,_—30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT of
Columbia. September 9, 1946—A public
hearing having been held by the Commis
sioners of the District of Columbia In the
matter of closing certain street area and
Public alleys in the District of Columbia, as
hereinafter described, and. as the said
Commissioners are of the opinion that, the
street, area and alleys referred to should
be closed, notice Is hereby given that
under date of September 3, 1948, they
have prepared the following order: ‘Or
dered: That pursuant to the provisions
of Public Act No. 307, approved Decem
ber 16, 1932, the street and alley areas
as shown In green on plats filed in the
office of the Surveyor of the District of
Columbia and numbered as Maps 3210,
3212, 3213, 3214, 3215. 3216. 3217.
3218. 3223, 3224 and 3225, are hereby
ordered closed: same to take effect on
and after October 19, 1946: the title to
the land comprised In said areas so closed
to revert to and/or vest In the abutting
property owners, as shown on said maps:
the said closings to take effect jointly,
or separately, by subsequent order or
orders on the effective date aforesaid,
according to Items 1. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
9. 14. 15 and 18, described as follows:
<l) Closing part of Frankford street be
tween 17th and 18th streets s.e., includ
ing a dedication of land for widening
Morris road between 18th street and 18th
place s.e. (3) Closing part of the public
alley running north from D street. In
Square 431. <"4» Closing Lawrence street
n.e., between 8th street and the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad iMetropolitan Branch),
abutting Squares W-3829 and 3831. (5)
Closing the public alleys In Square 1967.
(6) Closing Frankford street immediately
west of 32nd street s.e., and abutting
Squares 5647 and 6848. (7) Closing the
public alleys in the eastern part of Square
5611 lying east of 34th place and norfh
of N street s.e. (8) Closing the public
alley. 19 feet, wide, in the western part
of Square 70. abutting Lots 82 to 66.
68. 69, 73 to 78 and 146 In said square
<9) Closing Fife place between Blaine
street and Benning road n.e.. and closing
alleys In the eastern part of Square 5083.
(14) Closing the public alleys in Sauare
5626. (16) Closing the public alleys in ;
that part of Square 6637 bounded bv 28thi
Place, 29th street. Texas avenue and Sj
street s.e. (16) Closing that part of the,
public alley. 20 feet wide. In Square 5682
running northerly from Camden street s.e .
and abutting Lots 41 and 42 in said
square.’’ Any and all parties Interested
must file in writing with the commis
sioners. D. C., objections, if any, to these
closings, or as to anv item providing for
the closings listed above, before October
10. 1946: otherwise said closings shall
become effective on and after that date,
in accordance with the provisions of Public
Act No. 307, approved December 15.
1932. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. GUY
MASON. GORDON R. YOUNG. Commis
sioners of the District of Columbia.
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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE C O NT R O L
BOARD, Washington, D. C., September 21.
1946.—Notice Is hereby given that the
following persons have nppltcd for licenses
under she District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. and that protests
will be received on or before October 7.
1946. at. 9:15’ a m.. In room No. 3126. the
New Municipal Center. 3rd and Indiana
ave. n.w., after which date a time will be
set for a public hearing of such protests:
No. 610. Samuel Srhulman and Wesley
S kevin, Ret- "B." HOC P st n.w.:
No.1619. Oeorye S. Olotls. Ret. • B.” 1617
17th st. n.w.: No. 2919. Anna Baum and
Stanley Baum. T/A Randolph Market,
Ret. “B. 1720 1st st. n.w . No. 2948.
George Cohen. T/A Kentucky Market. Ret.
’’B.” 290 Kentucky ave. s.e.: No. 2791.
Hayden's Liquor Store. Inc . T/A Hayden’s
Liquor 8tore, Inc . Ret. ’ A.’' 700 N. Caro
lina ave S.e, NO. 3866. Louis Morris
Band. Ret. "B.” 2901 Galludet st. ne.; No.
4337, O’Donnel’s Sea Grill. Inc.. T/A
O’Donnell’s Sea Grill. Ret. “C1219-21
23 E st n.w.; No. 4512. Ulysses G. Auger.
T/A Minute Grill. Ret. "D.” 1240 22nd
st. n.w.: No. 5822. Bunker Hill Market.
Inc.. T/A Bunker Hill Market. Ret. "B."
2121 Bunker Hill rd. n.e.; No. 5823. David
Zaroll, T/A Rosedale Market. Ret. “B.”
1671 Gales st. n.e.; No. 5825, Charles
Courtland Roy, T/A Roy's Tavern. Ret.
"C,” 736 Both si. n.e.: Nq. B826. George
Ginsberg and Henry Weiss, T/A Farm
Market. Ret. •’B." ltfl4 14th st. n.w.; No.
5828, Edwin Robert, Hacklev and Henry
fed* ■R™n408tH .Fne^ALANW PAYNE
aSnes'K.4M&&.nV Jap:
DXTH. m21*28
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AUTO RAIMTNG.
AUTO PAINTING—Complete job. *35 up,
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa.
ave. ext. s.e. LI. 3539
AETO PAINTING, body and framework
COLUMBIA AUTO BODY Estimates given
eves, and week ends. 901 North Quincy
st.. Arlington. Va. CH. 5174. —5
AUTO PAINTING, complete Job. *30: l-d*v
service. Call RA. 1752 for appointment
_—30 ,
GARAGES FOR SALE.
FACTORY BUILT, sites 12x20 and *0x20
STRAND BUILT, overhead doora. Easy
terms. Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy.,
Arlington. Va. Open 9 am. to 9 pm.. Sun
day and holidays, or phone JA. 2184.
GARAGES, wood or steel frame, concrete
floor, Insulated. flrepToof. plain or overhead
door, sizes 1. 2, 3. 4 car capacity. Steel;
bungalows and steel mill builldngs. Call'
for estimates and designs. DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1160 18th st. n.w. NA. 3766
(days): WO 3258 (eves >. 30*
GARAGES FOR RENT.
REAR 1657 HOBART, $5 month. AD.
7039.
SINGLE GARAGE with overhead doors:
*8 mu.: 1706 B st. s.e., LU. 2048. —29
AUTOMOTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
wil. also fit other models of General Mo
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
if desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437
Irving st. n.w., AD. 8500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de
livery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you’ve ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 Irving st. n.w.. AD. 8500. 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
your tire is cut. 8ee your tires being re
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO., Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1437
Irving at. n.w., AD. 8600. Quick, efficient
service.
CAR REPINISHED — Now is the time to
hare your car reflnished by master painters
in one of Washington's largest modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality paint
now available Ston in for free estimate
now! MANDELL CHEVROLET. 13th and
Good Hope rd s e . AT. 4400.
MODEL A PARTS for sale Locust 7149
any day but Sunday, ask for MR. RICH
ARDSON. 39*
BUICK 194 0 Special salvage parts for sale.
Inquire at HERRICK’S GARAGE, Route 1, I
5 miles south of Alexandria. 29*
USED TIRES, pass, and truck, all sizes
100 7.50x20, 8-ply. mud and snow; 1001
rt.OOxl6. recaps; 100 0.00x18. used. Lots!
oi other sizes. DRISCOLL TIRE SERV .!
Minn. ave. and Hunt pi. n.e. LI. 3853. TR I
9858. 3* |
ATTENTION. Cadillac owner*—Let an ex
pert mechanic, with over 8 years expert-1
ence. repair your car; immediate service,
no waiting; all work guaranteed; body and
fender work; WILLARDS GARAGE AND
PAINT SHOP, rear 1610 14th st. n.w. j
AD. 5883. fi*
3 GAR WOOD 3-yard dump bodies with
hydraulic hoist; complete with division
board: suitable for coal or general con
tractor. See Mr. Moore, A. P WOODSON
CO., 9th st. and Michigan ave. n.e. —29
TRUCK PART8—Tires, 2 new truck tires,
7.00x20, 10-ply, and new tubes. $40 each.
Fruehauf fifth wheel, never used, $75.
Ford 1940 transmission. $15.
Ford 1940 2-speed rear housing, $25.
Can be seen Sunday. 16th and Arling
ton Ridge rd._Rosslyn,_Va.29*
TRAILERS.
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con
structed lightweight lifetime trailer; de
liveries being made. BOULEVARD TRAIL
ER SALES. 9505 Washtngton-Baltlmore [
blvd., Berwyn. Md. Tower 6162..
NEW AND USED TRAILER coaches for
sale: complete line of trailer parts and
accessories. Visit our new display rooms
and stock depts. New home appliances ar
riving daily. AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
INC., 4030 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. WO. 3231.
KARRYALL HAMPERS, new. de luxe, and
Karryall utility trailers are on display fori
immediate delivery. COLIE TRAILER CO .
8233 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md.
SL. 2242.
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.
TRAILER RENTALS—Rant 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. AMERCAN TRAIL
ER CO.. 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO 3231
1940 SHULTZ TRAILER: sleeps 4: good
condition; cheap CHERRY HILL TRAIL
ER CAMP. Call after 7:30 p.m., let 22.
TR. 5540 .—28 I
RENT A TRAILER—6-ft„ 7-ft„ 9-lt„ 2
wheel automobile trailers: stake, box and
dump types; hour, day or week: complete!
with hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO., 3203 t
Lee hwy , Arlington. Va„ GL. 8820.
TRAILER, weil-bullt. used 2 mos.; 2 sofa
beds; bottled gas; $1,500. TA. 5474. —1 !
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER—If you wish
to sell your house trailer for the highest
cash price, call MR. LADD. WO. 3231.
( ASH FOR YOUR TRAILER—If you wish
to sell your house trailer for a fair cash
price, phone MR. BAKER, BerwyYi, Md.
Tower 5036.
TRAILER, 3-wheel: low-slung knee action;
7'x4’x2'; good. tires. Call Glebe 4075.
27*
LUGGAGE, 2 wheel, new paint, wood body.
3Vi ft x 6 ft.: excel tires, steel frame and
springs. D C. inspected, complete with !
ropes and waterproof cover, $115 AD.
9537. —29
LUGGAGE TRAILER—Inclosed, one wheel,
waterproof, ideal for any occasion. $100;
may be seen until 11 p.m., 4027 16th st.
n.w. Service Station. 29*
HIGGINS CAMP TRAILERS, sleep 4; now
on display; $599. FRANKHAU6ER. GE.
8376 29*
18-FT. TRAVELO, sleeps 4: ready for
road: very reasonable STAFF' SERGT
CARNAHAN at, Vincent Trailer Park. 3200
Kenilworth ave. n.e. WA. 9758. —29
SPORTSMAN, one-wheel, de luxe, water
proof, luggage trailer; custom-built; real
bargain: $132.50. 1730 R. I. ave n.e. 30*
TRAILER, luggage. 3V4x6Vix3; three mos.
old. tires like new: spring undercarriage;
ready to use; ideal for your trip to Fla.
$200. 5315 42nd st. n.w , Sunday, 10 a m.
to 6 p.m.—29
MOTORCYCLES.
A. .1.S. Aire! Triumph. Matchless Norton
and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; some
models rendy tor 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. —28
B. 8. A., NEW 1946 MODELS on hand—
Ride away for $465: large stock of acces
sories. tires, etc : we service all makes.
CYCLE CENTER. 912 6th st. n.w. EX.
0811. —30
used MOTORCYCI.ES — 3 19 42 Harley
45s, 2 1940 Indian Spring frame Chief
74s. 1 1946 500CC Norton, 6,200 miles,
tandem seat, saddle, bags INDIAN MO
TORCYCLE SALES, 911 9th st. n.w. RE.
■1911.
1941 HARLEY-DAVIDSON. 45; complete
accessories, saddle bags, crash b(Ws. spot
lights, buddy seat; $425. EM. 5621 after
5. —28
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1946 model 46; al
most new. with several extras: sell or
trade: $595. DU 2877. BRENTWOOD
MOTOR CO, 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.
—28
HARLEY-DAVIDSON for sale. 1938, with
sidecar, good tires, motor needs repairing
Telephone DI. 2900. Ext. 437, between
8 and 6 D.m. —29
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman. 4 mos. old.
all the utility of small truck, weight ca
pacity. 300 pounds, plus driver; 8 cu. ft.
space, 2 speeds forward. 1 reverse. UN.
0426. . —30
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, good con
dition; sacrifice. $175. AD. 5297 —29
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1942 model 45: new
tires, lenders and gas tank: excellent con
dition. Phone TR. 5912.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1 '/a-ton dump 1939: completely re
built. new motor end rear end; private, no
dealers. 1100 S. Capitol. —3
WHITE Bl'S MOVING VAN, 1,260 cubic ft.
capacity: $2,500: can be seen Sept. 28 be
tween 12 and 4 p.m. Call Baltimore. Uni
versity 3585 and make appt. if Interested.
- Oft
WARD LA FRANCE, 214-ton dumn. com
pletely overhauled, tires and motor In
perfect condition: ceiling price. $1,250:
sale price. $950. Call after 6. 716 Bayley
pi. s.e.. LU. 2116. —29
FORD 1933 4-cylinder 1',4-ton l.w.b.
truck: with 810-gal. tank: fully eauipped
for oil delivery: less than OPA, as-is ceil
ing. $635. Call AT. 1981. —29
FORD 1941 pickup; splendid condition.
Phone. Gaithersburg 283-W. 29*
GM I-TON. 18-ft. flat-body truck. 198
inch wheel base: suitable for hauling brick,
cinder blocks, etc., less than 2,500 miles.
ME. 4218. —30
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS bv Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer—
A new group of trucks just received. 50 to
choose from: some new. all guaranteed.
Stakes—1942 GMC. 2'4 tons; J943
Studebaker. 2l/a tons 6x6.
Busses (2), 1942 GMC, l'/i tons, 29
passenger.
Dumps—1942 Chevrolet. l',4 tons: 1940
Dodge. 1'4 tons: 1942 GMC. 2'/j tons.
. Tractors— J 942 White, model WA-126,
air brakes. 11.00-20 tires.
Semitrailers, new—10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes. 11.00-20 tires: under
low ceiling
Command cars—1942 Dodge 44-ton.
Pickups—194.2 Dodge, i-i-ton, some with
winches.
Wreckers—194.2 GMC. 2V4 tons.
Jeeps—1942 Ford; 1942 Willys.
Vans—1942 GMC, 2V4 tons.
Caterpillar tractor — Allls-Chalmera,
12 tons.
Bodies—10 and 12 steel-cargo bodies.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee hwy .
Arlington, Va. Daily 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 114 miles.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
ROPER BUY8 THE TRUCKS, any model,
any type; spot cash. Call or aee, "ROPER.”
DU 9765 2*
"PARKWAY” BUYS ALL MAKES, all body
types. 1 vehicle or an entire fleet. Call
"Lou” Allen. MI. 0181, for an honest hlgh
dollar appraisal, or bring title and truck
to PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051 M at.
n.w. (28 years of fair dealing.) —410
ROPER MOTOR CO. will pay you more
money, snot cash, for your truck. Call
TiOPER." DU. 9765.2*
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
VETERAN DESIRES household moving and
general kauling: any time, anywhere; re
frigerators a specialty; vans and stakes:
reasonable FR 8260. Ext. 72. —5
1946 114-TON 8TAKEBODY covered, gen
eral hauling and moving by job. hour or
contract. At your service 24 hours. SH.
5296. TR. 978(1. 14*
J 14-TON FOR HIRE with well-experienced
ex-Marine driver having local ref.; reas.
contract or hr. AT. 2769. 1*
VETERANS’ 24-HOUR SERVICE; moving
and hauling of all kinds, by hour or
load; reasonable rates. Hobart 9700. 1*
VAN TRUCK, large or email Jobs: experi
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. TA. 3937. 28*
PICKUP-DELIVERY, a handy, experienced
jf^IU-day hauling sendee. Glebe 4400,
TRUCK‘FOR HUE. ROSCOE MeCORMlCK.
RE. 0034. —30
CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
HORIZONTAL.
l High
mountain
4 Band of
leather
9 Female swine
12 Through
13 Goddess
of peace
14 Pastry
15 Likewise
16 Tower on a
flying field
to indicate
the course
17 Music: high
18 Kind of
lettuce
20 Scandinavian
literary works
22 Sod
24 Unit
25 To discharge
28 Tierra del
Fuego Indian
29 Shack
30 Face
downward
31 Ait
33 River in
Scotland
34 Perfume
obtained from
flowers
35 Demure
36 Samoan
mudworm
38 To check
39 Short watch
chain
40 Plays a part
41 Haile
Selassie’s
title
43 Sheep's cry
44 Ocean
46 To ascend
48 Limb
51 Skill
52 Relating
to sound
53 Strong
alkaline
solution
54 Teamster's
cry
55 To set
upright
56 Still
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle.
VERTICAL, 8 To hang
1 Likely 1 9 By fits and
2 Constellation \ starts
3 To postpone 10 To lubricate
4 Tastes 111 Moist
5 Attempt 19 Belonging to
6 To yield 21 Unsubstantial
7 Positive pole i 22 Toward
23 To coalesce
24 Not at home
26 Unskilled
27 Symbol for
tellurium
29 Pronoun
30 To work at
steadily
32 Narrow way
33 Small, plump
horse
34 Land measure
35 Trigonometri
cal function
37 Bone
39 Rage
140 Molten lava
42 Means of
j ingress
43 Zone
;44 To droop
:45 Before
47 Pouch
49 Head organ
50 To acquire
Points for Parents —By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Replacing mother’s "don'ts" unth positive suggestions for activ
ity may change an annoying small child into a co-operative one.
_This
tM, TM Rariata*
ind THtama Iji i»«—a
Not This
9.2a
Mother—Here is a bottle and a
funnel you can play with in your
sand pile and, after you come in the
house, you can help me set the table
for supper.
Mother—For pity’s sake, quit ask- !
ing me so many questions . . . stop
making so much noise . . . don’t
tease the baby . .. quit pounding the
piano . . . etc., etc.
AUTOS FOR HIRE._i
BFICK 1911. r and h, (or rent to re
liable party. Call TR. 8300, Ext, 384,]
alter 6 p.m,23* j
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
r-1
In co-operation with OP A, ad
vertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model, body type, price and state
ment "Within OPA Ceiling."
I— J
BUICK 1938 7-pass. limousine; this car
is a dllly with $000 worth ol rePBir work
and tires, well below OPA ceiling at
$1,396. DU. 4455. SI HAWKINS. 1333
114th st. n.w —28
I BUICK 1942 super sedanette: original
i owner will consider trade under OPA.
OR. 0792. —30
BUICK i934. good transportation: within
OPA. $460; 905 Sligo avenue, S. S . Md.,
SH 3263 Sunday after 10 a.m —20
BUICK 1937 limited. 90. 5-Dass. sed.; top
condition throughout; motor perfect; good
tires: new custom seat covers; the first
$695 cash takes it, $250 below OPA ceil
ing: ME. 8824. 22nd and N H. ave. n.w.
BUICK 1942 sedanette: OPA ceiling.
$1,400. Call WO. 0547 Saturday and
Sunday. 4831 36th st. n w —29
BUICK ENGINES, new. direct from Buick
factory, for ’39. '40, '41 and '42 models,
we will install on partial payment plan if
desired: $95 cash, balance $40 monthly.
CAITHNESS BUICK, INC . 4718 Hampden
lane. Bethesda. Md. WI. 4500. —30
CADILLAC 1938 Fleetwood "75" 5-passen
ger sedan; excellent condition: only 43,000
miles: stored during war: below low OPA
celling. $1,450. Call Temple 5827. 28*
CADILLAC 1937 black 7-passenger 75 se
dan: perfect condition: $1,200. under OPA
I ceiling. WASHINGTON SIGHTSEEING CO
■1411 Pa. ave. n.w. Republic 7393. 29*
CHEVROLET 1932 coupe: in good running
condition: OPA ceiling. $240: also extra
set of almost new tires for sale. 3701 Co
lumbia pike, Arlington, Va *
CHRYSLER 1939 4-door: new tires, r and
h.; excellent condition: within OPA, $845.
Tower 5029 after 2 p.m. *
CUSHMAN 1940 3-wheel, heavy duty: has
special body and tires. 1308 park rd.
Best, offer. —29
DODGE 1939 taxicab with PUC; new
motor; best offer; good condition. Call
GL- 3120. —29
DODGE 1936 sedan: $285: fair condition:
within OPA ceiling. Don t phone. 1730
R. I ave n.e. 29*
FORD 1940; brand-new super de luxe
with all the extras: will trade for 1940
pickup: ceiling to ceiling only. Call
FR. 9541. 29*
FORD 1939 taxicab de luxe 4-door sedan:
excel, condition; sell $400, under OPA cell
ing. CO. 5091. 29*
FORD 1936 Tudor, as Is, needs bearing
Job, motor out. good tires: $200; far be
low OPA ceiling. Jackson 2581-M. 30*
HUDSON 1941 convertible club coupe:
$1,535, within OPA ceiling. SIMMONDS
MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w. NO. 2184.
—29
KAISER-FRAZER—Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS CO , 3143 Lee hwy., Arlington.
CH. 7000. OX. 0562.
LA SALLE 1935 4-dr. tr. sedan: r. and h .
good condition: $476. within OPA ceiling.
EM, 3660. 4832 Reno rd. n.w. 28*
LINCOLN 1937 limousine 7-passenger; per
fect condition, radio and heater, within
OPA. $825. Apply 20 O st. s.e. —29
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1941 sedan: radio and
heater; $1,435. within OPA ceiling. SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
2104. —29
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1940 sedan; carefully
driven: one owner; $1,100, within OPA
ceiling. No dealers. Call RE. 1590 Mon
day bet. 10 and 12. 29*
PACKARD 1940 100 sedan: radio and
heater: $2,092. within OPA ceiling. SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1337 14th st. n.w. NO.
2164 —29
PACKARD 1932 4-door sedan: good con
dition, excellent tires, good body. OPA
ceiling, $459: sell for $325. 3228 5th
st. so.. Arlington. Va. GL. 0932 *
PACKARD 1938 club coupe: would like to
trade for smaller car. Can be seen at
Mike s Service, 4621 14th st. n.w OPA
ceiling. —29
PACKARD 1933 convertible coupe: radio
and heater: $400, within OPA ceiling.
Cali LI. 4434. bet. 6 and 7 P.m.
PACKARD 100 club coupe; 13.200 miles,
almost new. custom-built, special tires,
luxury equipment: diplomat sells within
OPA; $2,216. Address 2129 Leroy pi. n.w ,
from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. IVAN NAGY. —29
PLYMOUTH 1930 sedan: by owner: $575.
within OPA ceiling. Call HO. 4009. 30*
WILLYS OVERLAND Army Jeep; driven
8,000 miles; OPA ceiling, $1,040; will sell
for $675. AT. 4321. 29*
TAXI, 1937 Buick, with PUC. new leather,
motor overhauled: $475: below OPA ceil
ing. OR. 0521. 2-7 p.m.
TAXICABS for sale. ROBEY MOTOR
SALES. 1220 Mt. Olivet rd. n.e.
BENDALL SPECIALS—1934 Chevrolet 2
door. $278; 1933 Dodge 4-door, $295;
1935 Chevrolet 2-door, $345: 1930 Plym
outh coupe, $352: 1938 La Salle 4-door,
$895: 1936 Hudson 4-door, $437: 1939
Studebaker station wagon, $915: 1942
Studebaker 4-dr., $1,395; 1942 Chrysler
4-dr., $1,708. All prices below OPA.
BENDALL PONTIAC. 1011 King at., Alex.,
yw_Oyerlook 16(K). —30
_ AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
BUICKS. Chevrolet*. Fords. Pontlacs or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
celling price. SI HAWKINS, 1333 14th
st. n.w., DU. 4456.
BUICKS bought at top price. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. .1051 M st. n.w. —30
BUICk. Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth. Olds
snd Pontiac badly needed to supply de
mand of returning overseas veterans.
Highest prloes paid tor clean cars. Drive
Inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or cell Mr. Miller st EX. 4800.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC.. 1150 17th St.
n.w. (corner 17th and Hi.
BUICKS WANTED—1 will pay the highest
cash dollars; any make, any model.
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. aye. at
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
BUICK OR PACKARD '41 or ‘42. for pri
vate party: muBt be clean and low mile
aje. THELMA. CO. 5032. 28*
CHEVBOUiTS—Cash lor your car. no red
tape. 8CHU5GBL tc GOLDEN. 267 Carroll
st.. Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
CHEVROLET8 bought at top price. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 M at. n.w. —30
CHBV. OB FOBD. 38 to ’39. in good
eond.. by private party; top OPA price
In cash; no dialers. WA. 2240 evenings.
29*
AUTOMOB ILES WANTED JCont.)
CHEVROLET CLUB COUPE wanted. '40 or
’41. Need tor school. Am desperate. RA.
5389. 810 Farragut st. n.w. 29*
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
your car is worth. EM 9754. J. Dewey
Rice CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 44.32
Conn. ave.
FORD. Plymouth. Chevrolet or Pontiar 6.
1939. '40 or ’41. sedan or club coupe,
must be in good cond. and good tires will
pay cash. Call AT. 8562. .—30
FORDS—Cash lor your car. no red tape.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 257 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park. D. C. Georgia 3300.
FORDS bought at top Price. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO. 3051 M st. n.w. —30
FORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
Is worth. EM. 9754. Fob Turrett. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
FORDS WANTED—1 will pay the highes’
cesh dollars: any make, any model. WIL-j
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
20th st. n.e Adams 8344
PACKARDS bought at top price. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. 3051 M st. n.w. —30
PLYMOUTHS—Cash lor your car. no red
tape. SCHLEGEL <te GOLDEN. 257 CarToll
st., Takoma Park. D C. Georgia 3300.
PLYMOUTH OWNERS, get every dollar
your car Is worth. EM. 9754. Bob Terrett.
CENTRAL MOTORS SALES. 4432 Conn, ave
PLYMOUTHS bought at top price. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 M st. n.w. —30
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
car Is worth. EM. 9754. J Dewey Rice.
CENTRAL MOTORS SALES. 4432 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC OWNERS—If you are planning
to sell your car. see Jack Blank first.
Highest cash prices and courteous service.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washingtons
Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1437 Irving st.
n.w.. AD. 8500.
STL'DEB AKER WANTED—I will pay the
highest cash dollars: any make, any model.
WIT .LIAMS AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. it
20th st. n.e. Adams 8344.
NO ONE WOULD DARE PAY MORE for
your ear than "Roper”; spot cash. Call
• ROPER.” DU. 9765. 2*
CASH AT ONCE—Top-dollar prices at
COAST-IN PONTLAC. 407-423 Florida ive.
n.e. AT. 7200. Open evenings.
HOLD IT lust a minute! To get the high
est cash price for your car. regardless of
condition, make or year, drive in or call
DU. 2877. 1717 Rhode Island ave. n.e.,
BRENTWOOD MOTOR CO. Open 9 a m.
until 9 p m.
ABSOLUTELY HIGH CASH OrrCK —
Don't sell until you see us; need 100
cars—1930 to 1942 cars: absolutely
high cash price. If car is paid for. will
give you cash. If car is not paid for. will
Say oil balance and pay cash difference.
ARNES-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. Ooen
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.
CBBTSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER will pay
the maximum cash price for any desirable
car. WHEELER. INC.. 4800-4820 Wis
consin OR. 1020. 8 to 6:30. Closed Sun.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CAR then
call "Roper ": get the highest cash price.
"ROPER." DU. 9765. 2*
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN in desperate
need of a good car. any make or model.
Pav all cash. FR. 6659. —28
URGENTLY NEEDED—All types of used
cars: get high cash price now. GENE
CASTLEBERRY 1840 Benning rd. FR.
5231.
“WIN WITH WINN’’—Top price for your
car: never too new. never too old: will!
come to your home or office; plenty parking,
space. Open eves, and Sundays. WINNS j
MOTORS. 159 Florida ave. n.e.. EX. 2698.1
3720 Georgia ave. n.w . RA. 7422.
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, call Bob:
Cook. COOK MOTOR CO.. N. H. ave. and!
L n.w. ME 8824. DI. 9626.
AN HONEST PRICE lor your Plymouth.:
Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler. SID WELL
BORN MOTORS. Chrysler-Plymouth deal- i
ers. 8000 Georgia ave. SH. 4500.
ABSOLUTELY TOP VALUE tor your car at,
McKee! As new-car produttion increases i
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! i
We’ll also give you a priority number to
make you among the first to get a new
Pontiac. For top PTices see McKEE
PONTIAC. 1828 L st. n.w. ME. 0400.
VETERAN needs good car. any make: cash.
Call FR. 7.308 any time —1
STATION WAGON, super de luxe Ford
1941 model; will trade for late model pas
senger car. Phone ALex. 8514 between 7
and 9 p.m. No dealers. —28
SERVICEMAN wants good used car. any
make or model; cash. CH. 5732. 29*
PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER desperately
needs car in work, prefer 1940, 1941 or
1942 model: will pay legal cash price to
individual. GL. 4514. —29
ANY LATE MODEL CAR. conv. pref.: will
pay OPA "as Is" ceiling. MI. 2528. —29
SALESMAN wants a clean used car; must
be In good condition: any make or model;
will pay up to $1,300 in cash. TA. 5022.
Call any time.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy 1941. 1942
or 1946 low mileaga car; must be clean;
all cash. OE 8801. ._ *
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy 1941
or 42 Chevrolet, Pontiac. Dodae or De Soto,
good condition. All cash payments. Ur
gently needed. Call TE. 7886. —30
1937 OR LATER Plymouth or Chevrolet.
Cash. Call LU. 0421. —39
WANTED—Private party, clean car. Ford.
Chevrolet or Plymouth. Will pay cash or
will trade 1940 Studebaker and pay cash
difference. Falls Church 1611-R. —39
HOSPITAL PATIENT desires Cadillac 60 or
76, La Salle. Chrysler or large Buiek. 1938
to '41: no trade, no dealers. Call Ran
dolph 3688 after 11 a.m. 39*
WANTED from private owner, good used
car. badly needed. Please call UN. 2895.
Will bring cash to your home or office.—30
OLD AUTOMOBILES WANTED, any model,
any condition; spot cash. Call "ROPER,'
DU. 9706. . 3*
private party win pay casn lor a
light car. Phone Fairfax 77-W-12. —29
VETERAN NEEDS I4GHT CAR. >35-’38, in
good condition; cash. AT. 0445 any time.
ANY MAKE CAR wanted; will pay cash.
Call Shepherd 0963. —29
VETERAN OFFERS all cash for '39 to ’41
four-door sedan or club coupe within cell
ing; urgently needed for business of solic
iting apts. RE. 8860. —-30
A 13-CYLINDER used Lincoln (not Zeph
yr); state price, model and. condition.
Address Box 92, Manassas, Va. -—S
NAVAL OFFICER, recently returned, needs
good, clean automobile. ’40-'46, at eeutat:
no dealers. RE. 1400, Ext. 62034, or
NA. 2740. Ext. 226. 00*
Goren on Bridge
Both Hides vulnerable. East deal!
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The bidding:
East South West North
1 A Pass 3 <? Pass
3 <7 Pass 4 A Pass
4 NT Pass h o Pass
5 A Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, ace of clubs.
One of the advantages of blasting
your way to a slam, as opposed to
the scientific treatment, is the diffi
culty presented to the defenders in
their choices of opening leads. Many
a slam, bid In the splashing manner,
has succeeded merely because the
opening leader was up against an
out-and-out guess and didn’t come
through, whereas a more fortunate
selection might have resulted In the
cashing of the first two tricks.
Whether one uses cue bidding or
Blackwood he is up against the dis
advarn«<?e of permitting the defense
to suggest leads to partner by dou
bling the artificial bid on the way up.
In todays hand. South found it
rather easy to make an opening lead
from a combination that is normally
avoided, by reason of Inferences
drawn from partner's failure to act
during the bidding.
West's response of two hearts is
; sound. His hand is not quite good
enough for a Jump to three spades
and yet too good for a mere single
raise. He must, therefore, arrange
to make two bids. After East’s raise
to three hearts, it is our view that he
erred in jumping to four spades. His
hand is not strong enough to war
rant a jump and it would have been
i sufficient for him to bid only three
spades, which would have plainly
j expressed a desire to go places, in
.view of the trouble he previously
i to bid hearts. His partner would
| then have been content with con
! trading for game. After the Jump,
East chose to resort to Blackwood
jand when he learned that partner
i bad only one ace, he subsided, but
| the damage had been done.
Had South made a neutral lead,
the contract would have been ful
filled. But it seemed from the bid
ding that a minor suit had to be
opened, since declarer’s side obvi
ously had the heart suit under con
trol and might obtain discards. South
elected to lead the ace of clubs (a
diamond would have produced the
same result). His reasoning was,
"Surely partner must have enough
diamonds to have doubled the Black
wood five-diamond bid. Why did he
not do so? Evidently he can stand
the lead of the only other suit I
j might choose, clubs.’’
Incidentally, if North had held
nothing in clubs so that he could not
| stand the lead of the suit, it would
have been proper strategy for him
■ to double the five-diamond bid in
: an effort to obtain that lead against
the final contract.
(Copyright, 1846, by Ch.rles H. Goren,)
Nature's Children
EUROPEAN HORNET.
(Vespa crabro.)
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
; Wise persons give hornets ti
| right of way. When these pionec
papermakers are in no mood fc
delays, they are likely to use thei
red-hot needle on any creature im
peding their activities.
These giant hornets were Jntro
j duced into this country over 50
j years ago. They are much larger
j and more fierce than our native
j hornets. The immigrant is not
j only well established in the United
I States, but it is increasing rapidly
| in numbers.
| Giant hornets are. excellent ar
j chitects, building nests similar to
!! those constructed by our common
hornets, but with larger cells.
All the workers are females. They
i j apparently have chosen softer and
less hard building materials to work
with as they are seen at work on
decaying logs, stumps and seasoned
’ wood, obtaining small portions for
, | their shingles.
As soon as they return to the
; site where building activities are
, in progress, the pellet of wood'is
[ chewed, carefully mixed with a
. fummy waterproof secretion before
’ it is spread thin on the growing
i structure. The result is a building
paper of russet or yellow color,
which soon fades, though the paper
| is tough and lasting.
You will recognize this hornet by
its deep russet-colored head and
front of body. Black and gold
markings decorate the hair coat.
Its manner is more decisive and its
demeanor conveys strength and a
one-track mind.
Take My Word for It
By FRANK CORBY.
Saturday's Smorgasbord.
Newark: Recently Kay Kyser re
ferred to the Habanera from “Car
men.” as “HAH-buh-NAIRuh.”
Please discuss.—A. D. %
Answer: Habanera Is Spanish for
“of Havana.” It also is the name
of a slow, capricious dance which
Cubans borrowed from Africa. The
| famous aria from “Carmen" is writ
ten in the tempo of the dance, hence
its name. The correct pronunciation
is AH-bah-NAY’rah. Note. Initial
“h” is never pronounced in Spanish,
Italian or French.
West Los Angeles: “I cant find
meaning or origin of “bad” used as a
prefix to many German place names.
Can you help?—R. M. H.
Answer: In German, "bad’’ means
“bath; watering place,” as in Karls
bad, Bad Nauheim, Bad Reichen
haU, etc. Bad Is pronounced: Baht.
(Copyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc., 1046.)
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Complained
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Fruit _
Remove one letter from each word end
arrange to spell the word called for.
Print the letter cppoelte the word from
which you have removed It. tf you hare
"Lettered-Out1’ correctly It’s Federal aid.
Answer te Yesterday's Letter-Oat.
(D) FIURD-LIFK 'existence!.
JN-NBORO (blaok).
C-CABAL (Junto).
-SALVSR (tray).
3-DRAMAS (playg).

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