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meringue. Add pulp, beating con.
stantly, then lemon Juice. Pile into
sherbet glasses. chill and serve.
Serve over sliced bananas.
Banana Toast
8 eslices bread, butter, 8 bananas.
sugar.
Cut slices Of bread 4 inch thick.
Spread lightly with butter. then
cover each slice with q layer Of
sliced bananas. Sprinkle lightly with
sugar and brown delicately under the
broiler.
Fried Bananas
Peel bananas, cut in halves cross
wise or In quarters, and roll in sittsd
dry bread crumbs or in rolled corn
fake crumbs. Fry in very hot fat.
3S6'F. until light brown. Drain on
soft paper and serve with broiled
chops, steaks, or ham.
Another method IN to split ha-
nanas, roll in -four and saute on
both sides, using q small amount OF
butter in q hot frying pan.
eplced Bananas
4 cup vinegar. u cup sugar. "a
whole cloves, small stick elm.
nAnon. 3 bananas.
Boil vinegar, sugar. cloves and
cinnamon until sugar is dissolved
and the bubbles begin to look thick.
Peel bananas. drop into the hot
syrup and boil hard for two minutes.
Remove from IRE and cool.
Banana Frostln0
y cup banana pulp Il banana.
7-2h cups confectioner's sugar,
salt. teaspoon lemon juice, u
teaspoon vanilla.
Mash banana with q silver fork
and beat in sifted confectioner's su-
gar until the mixture Is thick
enough to spread. Add salt and
havoring. To make a ''hard" sauce
for pudding, use q little more sugar
and pile In q dish.
Eanana-Topped Custard for the
Children
tablespoons sugar, tablespoon
cornstarch, Y teaspoon salt, 1 egg,
z cups scalded milk. Il teaspoon
vanilla, diced bananas.
Mix sugar, cornstarch and salt.
Add egg slightly beaten. Pour in
scalded milk, stirring constantly.
Cook in double boiler until thick
enough to coat the spoon. Cool.
flavor and top with whipped cream
and diced banana.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
SORT OF CHOOSY

The hired girl had been sent down
to the brook to fetch a pail of water,
but stood gazing at the flowing
stream apparently lost in thought.
"What is she waiting fer?" asked
her mistress, who was watching.
Dunno" wearily replied her hus-
band. "Perhaps she hasn't seen a pail
full yet that she likes. ."--Platteville,
(Wis.) Witness.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
INTERESTING NOTES ON THE
BANANA

BANANA
x FEARS ago many people re-
7 garded the banana az highly
l. "indigestible" and certainly
mot to be given to children" Now.
however, doctors and dieticians
come forward and advocate the use
Of this fruit for balancing any
healthy diet.
Here are some important tips on
the banana:
/. For eating purposes, the banana
should be all yellow. Brown decks
are additional signs Of perfection
both in the flavor and food value OF
the fruit.
2. For cooking, the banana may be
a bit green at the tips or kept for q
few days for ripening. (Ripen the
bananas at room temperature.)
s. To keep sliced bananas from
darkening until time to serve, cover
with any canned or fresh fruit Juice
or sprinkle with lemon Juice.
4. Ripe bananas may be whipped
into a heavy cream In few min
utes. This may be used as base sor
cake frosting, desserts, etc.
The following banana novelties
may be prepared in a jiffy with the
aid Of your electric refrigerator.
range, and mixer. And just think.
you'll not only be pleasing the fam
lily but also adding necessary vita
Minis to its diet.
Banana Frozen Salad
I tablespoon lemon juice. 1 tea
spoon salt, tablespoons mayon-
naise, u pound cream cheese, z
tablespoons crushed pineapple, u
cup cut cherries, " cup cut walnut
meats, cup cream. whipped, 3
well ripened bananas, cut in cubes.
Lettuce.
Add lemon Juice and salt to may.
onnaise and stir into cheese. Mix
with pineapple, cherries. nuts and
fold in cream. Last, add the bananas.
Turn into freezing trays Of electric
refrigerator and freeze until solid
but not icy. Serve on lettuce.
sanana-Appie Snow
u cup apple pulp, v cup banana
pulp. 3 egg whites. 3 tablespoons
sugar. 2 teaspoons lemon Juice.
sliced bananas.
Pare and scrape or CRATE one me
dium sized apple and peel and crush
one banana. Beat whites Of eggs
stiff, adding sugar gradually as for
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
MUST PAY FOR PIPING

The colored preacher, after talk
ing to his congregation about free
salvation, asked Brother Smith to
take up the collection. A parishioner
got to his feet and protested: "Par-
son, 1 thought you said salvation was
free-free as the water we drink"
'Salvation is free, Brother" re-
replied the minister. "It's free and
water is free, but when we pipe it
to you, you have to pay for the pip
ing."-Wal1 Street Journal.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
NO WOMAN COULD
SAY THAT TO HIM

The mistress Of the house heard the
bell ring and saw a Chinese vendor
standing at the open front door. Step
ping to the back of the hall she call
ed out to the maid:
"There's Chinaman at the door
You go, Ella"
This was too much for the China.
man who stuck his head into the
doorway and shouted Indignantly:
"You go ELLA yourself"
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

care you sure" wrote the parent
to the headmaster. "that my boy will
acquire good manners while mes with
you2"
MADAM" was the reply, "your son
has every chance with US. At present
he has no manners at aIl-0nly Gus
TOMS"
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
Score For The Barber

"Hello, Jackson. old man. how are
you?"
"My name isn't Jackson, it's John.
SON."
"Same thingl I was just being .
little familiar that's all"
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
Knew Where He Needed It.

Willie was being measured for his
first made-to-order SUIT of clothes.
"Do you want the shoulders pad
ded, my little mani" inquired the
tailor.
"Naw," said Willie. "Pad the
scat
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
Sporting Blood In Him

Bobby had just returned from
school.
what did you learn today
Bobby" asked his father.
"Grammar."
"What sort Of grammar"
"Well. daddy, / learned that cats
and dogs are common hounds, but
you and I are proper hounds. It'd
Nogales international., 1938-04-02
TWO CLASSES OF CUSTOMERS

When a man drives up to a gas
station these days, the attendants do
not know whether to start the pump
or open the cash register. Canton
Daily News.
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

Junior: "Did / tell you about the aw
full fright had at the Hop last
night?"
Senior: Careful, old man. No man
has the right to talk about his girl
ike that"
Nogales international., 1938-04-02

Advertisements Every article on th
page Is . paid advertisement.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
PERSONAL.
Continually

MOTHERS CARE GIVEN YOUR CHILD
airing; proper food. Dist. 4Os7.
EExcLUsIyE coNyERsAT1oN oRoUPs-
by young gentleman; children. adults. Box
F,URN1TyyRE UpHoLsTEREER7; FIRST.
J. D. Ross. jr.. Adams 1871.
NURSE: TRAINED: CARES FOR con-
Sas special and ets
references. Rates very reasonable. At
WILL HAVE VACANCY IN MY SUBURBAN
nursing home for aged or convalescent
venent y % to Bath o shepherd eds 4s 4sss To0m con-
JOIN OUR SUMMER CLASSES. PRI-
Eae1Tn yate ana slasS lessEns Si9 With this az
525 18th st. NV. Republic 3044
AGNES MCCALL PARKER WILL ANALYzE
your personality in one consultation. For
appointment call District 5000. 1850
LADY. DESIRES OTHER LADIES TO
share expenses overnight or week ends
at beach cottage; daily auto transporta
ton. Columbia 3845.
Esst-spend the summer in the beautiful
ming pool: plenty OF good food, well Iii served:
NEY INN (by the golf course). Purcellville.
va. Phone Purcelville 500.
BUSINESS WOMAN SEEKS CONNECTION
experienced e accountant, secretary: can as
sumo responsibility. Box 492-Y Star.
REDUCING;-SIx TREATMENTS. S. RE-
moves moves iat IN spots; results assured; diet:
baths. Appt.. Natl. S134. 1890 X NV. 2S'
MILLINERY M REMoDELEp. HATS BLOCK
M1ss smits HoeKISs ssS eais n'ds Sc 0Eds!
Republic O739.
TERRACE: VIEW NURSING HOME HAS
vacancy Tor aged or invalid persons in
h1me il T S1
fulhlls the, most essential service in
saF,ns snca Ior ITS patients; nurses in attend
Your inspection invited. Doctors refer
ences Emerson s3ll.
DRESSMAKING, ALL KINDS. REASON
aoIvn sole: quick ssss service For appointment call
PIANO; UPRIGHT, IN GOOD CONDITION;
Will sell for $50. 1873 N. H. ave NV.
HATS REMoDELED-YEsTE HAT
ceaned sI0fys SocEea mGd and sH
smart new hats to order. MOLLO STU
DO. 10ll H st. NV, second floor.
DANCING. BALLROOM, BY LADY; Z PRI-
vate lessons. S5; latest steps. Rm l. 1918
Irving Nv. Columbia 1O3s2
GROUP INSTRUCTION AND DANCING
every Tuesday. Thursday and Friday eve
nine soc and 15c; waltz, fox trot, tango.
rhumba and shag: private lessons by ap-
P9qiIntmemnt 20 tn en- at reduced summer rates. CAN
ELLIS DANCE STUDIOS, 124 11th st. NV.
District 1873.
THREE NOTCH BOYS CAMP.
Summer boarding home for boys. on
Chesapeak Ike Bay; July 1-Sept. /: supervi-
sion: references; 9th consecutive year
MRS. SYLVIA NJ. FORMAN 2l6 North
Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va. Phone Clar. 500
CAMP MONTROSE
In the hills of Howard Co., one hour from
Washington children under -; swim
ming. riding. tennis badminton, dancing
and dramatics. Season, 8 weeks. $3.50 or
$50 weekly: churches near: cataloe; 10th
season. MR.. and MRS. L. A. RANDALL.
Clarksville. Md.
IIuIL SCHOOL OF DANCE.
MONEY-BACk GUARANTEED COURSE
4a26 Genrzia AIa N dara
Evening star., 1938-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCEs REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton. such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Near Warrentor, Va. as miles d C.
High score herd and barn Wash. market
8 horses, all farm tools good house. hard
road screened, Value Sl6.5OO Equity
n6.5oo Easy terms, Details on request.
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nished; all filled; located in center OF CITY:
rent Is reasonable; private owners selling;
prlce. 81 25O. Box hnQ-Y Star
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SITUATIONS MEN d woMEh.

COUPLE wants rooming house or apt to
manage; educated reliable; references;
husband working. Box 387-Y. Star. 26s
small adult family; country; no driving;
$40 week: references. 1927 9th st. NV.
YOUNG COLORED people wish Job. chauf-
feur and butler, cook and maid; sleep
nit Potomac 46lC.M
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OM1NG-APARTMENT HOUSE II Best
residential section; Is rooms: we'll fnT
nished; elec. refrigerators; -income about
S250; rent only $50. Owner transferred.
Sacrifice. 81 $50: terms
R. M. De Shazo. 1923 14th NV. Natl. $500,
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WANTED TO BUY ROOMING HOUSE:
Sl00 down, 500 month; give locatiop.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

PAINTING. interior and exterior respon-
Sss: ssssR R az s'Ssi s':s:
PAINTING AND DECORATING, interior
Do my own work. Randolph t2s3.
IooTr Ss.t ntsr,or s.ts,or DaD.rns
liable. a Y Penny e Atlantic ns 0ssst Rgise' re-
PAINTING. PAPER HANoIN0-b-room
PAPERING Whole house g rooms
UP; painting. Roy White. 's AT: seoe,4sSs. as so
PAPERING-PAINTING.
white help. Mr.: Wand. Randolph sSo7.
PAPERHANGING done by experienced
%aR sysn Mert ss Estimates cheer
PAPERING PAINTING. exclusive expert
snce; s5Ss; estimate given free. Decorator. Met.
PA,PE5RINa : z, .s5 AND PAINTING. work guar
work; father and son. Columbia sra.
PAPER HANGING, painting: special prices
snis M week we 90 our own work: absolutely
saaTanIsea: 9 Randolph 5937. spisel.
pApEE ap HANGING rooms papered. ,S4 up;
Atlantic 8s30. '''"s' expert ~ork'
PAPERING. PAINTING. special low prices
aor summer months; service and quality
assured. Call Metz, Col. 1896, any time
PAPER HANGING and painting rooms
papered. IA up: no Job too small; floors
reflnished. Atlantic 1888.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING-Will
paper room for SIS and up. I satisfy
n Tolson. Lincoln 3O2s-J S7s
PAPER HANGING this week only $3.50
per room; 1888 washable, sunfast papers;
work guaranteed. Adams 1881.
PLAsTER1NG. stucco. cement. chimneys.
painting carpenter. waterprooflng base
ment. damp walls. Lincoln 4095-J.
PLASTER1NG. specializing In repairing
ana pointing UP plaster: reasonable. VIII
nam F'airall. 2305 lst st. NV. Dec. 1890.
PLUMBING AND HEATING jobbing and
remodeling 4 speciality. Harry E. Williams,
North 624a
SLIP COVERS. tailor made. low as SIT 75
tWo-plece set; upholsterinR. low prices
standard," 913 9TH NV. Met 62Sc
UPHOLSTERING, Isaa,ns.a: IEspai5ins;
=, Some work done in home. Weaver. J434
Newton st. NV. Adams 1947. Adams S4Ol
Evening star., 1938-06-26

FOR SALE-Gas station and garage. at
intersection Of State highways Doing
nice business. Reasonable down pay
ment to responsible party. o. B. Zant-
Zinger Co. 945 st. NV. Natl. 5311:
SUNDAYS. Hillside O4l4-J
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sc AND 1Oc STORE FIXTURES for sale:
counters. glass. shelving. ETC.; everything
70 start business. reasonable. Box 242-B.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

GASOLlNE. accessories; lovely corner sta.
tlon; handling six leading gasolines: estab.
business 9-year lease. Price. $3.50;
terms. Box sly Star,
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BOOMING HOUSE-Attractive furnished
broom house, automatic gas furnace,
must sell quick, $3.50; terms 1O-room.
/ Wyoming ave. $3.50; easy terms. II
rooms, N. H. ave. $3.50. Charles Beal,
ance Bldg
Evening star., 1938-06-26

LADY wants communication with another
Interested in boarding business. Box 334-B.
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REST TAURANT BUSINESS and equipment
with liquor license; Georgia ave: average
income S1o0 per day: net rent. S55;
price. So 500 Georgia 1900
Evening star., 1938-06-26

VENDING MACHINE ROUTE; 325 stops;
VIII earn $4,000 yearly: price. $4,000,
l427 Eye NV. tSuite 20ol. Natl 1000
Evening star., 1938-06-26

GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR LITTLE
Rock July > via Knoxville: Nashville.
Memphis. can take three: references ex-
changed. Phone North 0656-W after r. m.
Evening star., 1938-06-26

DOWNTOWN-30 rms. baths R. l.
and Conn.-ls rms, baths. Scott Cir
cle-l2 rms. 3 baths Kali rd and
Conn-16 rms. baths. Keach and
Evening star., 1938-06-26

HALF INTEREST in good-paying restau-
rant dance hall. AQUA Tavern. No. / high
wayi near euantico. / 2 miles from Freder-
icksourg: Address Boz II. Falmouth va
Evening star., 1938-06-26

parties of four on one or two day trips;
price reasonable; refs. exchanged. Call
after & Col o3So-J
Evening star., 1938-06-26

CENTRALLY LOCATED APT. HOUSE; fye
furnished: elec. refriaeration; SS5 rent:
beat furnished always .hlled; 81 900 cash,
Si.IOO terms. no brokers. Box 44S-Y
Evening star., 1938-10-27

she did not think Congress had been
ungenerous In its appropriation, but
felt that no constructive forward look
ing program can be developed when
the school odcials never know what
items will be cut from the budget
estimates or reduced.
THE board works long and con-
scientiously over those estimates" she
said.
Board 10 Get Report.
Mrs. Smith agreed that much OF
the detail Of administering the school
budget should be left to the schools
as suggested in the report.
DR.. Frank w. Ballou, superintend-
ent Of schools, made no comment on
the recommendations except on the
committees statement on the lack OF
post-high school facilities here.
With the situation now where we
cannot get funds to support our pres
ent schools" he declared, ut Il
impossible to consider such institu-
tions as junior colleges"
DR.. Ballou said the report will be
presented to board members at the
next meeting.
Evening star., 1938-10-27
SCHOOL REPORT
HAILED BY BOARD
Proposals for Broadening
Powers Over District
System Praised.

School Board members reacted IA
vorably today to proposals Of broaden
ing and more clearly defining the
boards control over the District school
system, especially In the matter of ap-
propriations.
The recommendations were made in
. survey Of the District schools by staff
members Of the Presidents Advisory
Committee on Education which was
made public yesterday.
Robert A. Maurer, vice president Of
the board, said the report was well
worth the attention Of every District
citizen who wants our school system
to be as good Is 1t can be made"
Il read the report and found it very
interesting, thorough and strictly un-
biased" he stated.
Quinn Urges More Power.
Henry I. Quinn, a lawyer member,
expressed the opinion that the board
should have the responsibility for re-
pairing and maintaining school build
1ngs as well as power to choose sites
and designs for buildings.
The board should be given more
Dower over its own budget, he felt, be-
cause 1T knows the needs better than
She District Commissioners or the
/. Budget Bureau"
Mrs. Philip Sidney Smith, one Of
the three women board members, said
Evening star., 1938-10-27

Social Hygiene Association said the
disease u about TO follow smallpox,
typhoid fever and cholers into OBJ
livion By the universal use Of new
scientific treatments.
Until very recently gonorrhea was
"the stepchild Of medicine" since few
physicians wanted to treat it despite
the fact that 1t Is known to cause
sterility, arthritis, blindness and
chronic invalidism," DR.. Clarke de-.
clared, adding that 1t Is "the most pre-
valent ailment excepting the common
cold" and Is the most neglected com.
municable disease afnicting mankind.
Now. however, because Of an aroused
public interest In the control of syphilis
and gonorrhea and the appropriation
Of Federal funds to study and treat
them, . new day has dawned In the
Evening star., 1938-10-27
PRINCESS SEPARATES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. ~ (P.-Hand-
some Bob Gregory. the wrestler who
married Princess Baba Of Sarawak,
daughter Of the only white Rajah in
the world, admitted today they have
separated and she will return to Eng
land, leaving Sunday.
Yes, we're going to separate
temporarily, We hope" Gregory said
Princess Baba thinks she can gain
more success in motion pictures back
in London. There are no hard
feelings"
Gregory said the princess plans to
sail from New York November 2.
They were married in London No
vember AZ, 1887.
Evening star., 1938-10-27

Improvement Of general public health,
hs said.
I'VE need no longer nibble aimlessly
ct the edges Of the colossal problem Of
gonorrhea," he told the Public Health
physicians and nurses. The newer
researches are pointing the way to
conquest, the time has come to plan
seriously for the public health attack
on the disease"
Evening star., 1938-10-27
GON0RRHEA SEEN
NEAR EXTINCTION
Aroused Public Interest Is
Credited for Strides in
Fight on Disease.
Nv the Associated press

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-The day
has come when gonorrhea. one Of the
major problem diseases In America
can be completely eradicated, DR.
Walter Clarke Of New York declared
today.
Speaking before the annual meeting
Of the American Public Health Asso-
citation, the director Of the American u
Evening star., 1938-03-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

1900 SO. FIT, FIRST COMMERCIAL
lot. eood location for any kind business;
also 50x155 building lot J. KARIBIAN,
t34 18th st. NV. Met. SAL.
FARM, ABOUT $50 ACRES STREAM,
woods. new ho ,se: State highway. Mont.
Co. % miles. OWNER, Box ! I'm. Star. IL
1907 FRONT BY .115' ONLY $50 FIT
from Wilson blvd. heart of business center
of Clarendon, zoned for business and
apartments, 6-room house oil heat. recre-
alton room, etc. Sell. trede on new house
New York; sell. exchange similar pr >rerty
Washtneton or vicinity. Box .4-M. stlr.
TWO SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. NEAR
New York City, Kew Gardens. L. L.. and
Short Hills, N j.; trade for Virginia or
MARYLAND farm. l"O-acre modern dairy;
near Philadelphia main pike; lS-room
house modern; for washington property
or business
r. D. LILLE CO,
S64 Carroll ST. Takoma Park Geo. 5000.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
COVE POINT BEACH

Where do YOU spend your week ends,
Why not select homeslte at this beautiful.
EXCLUSIVE resort out on the ope1 Chesa-
peake Bay no prettter spot ANYWHERE:
white sand beach. slopine gradually INTO
deep clear clean salt water: NO MUD:
ON PAVED ROAD: ALL IMPROVEMENT
choice lots from sos: no trick allotments
tlt!e guaranteed by owner. J. c. WEBSTER
der construction for sale. or let us build
to suit your taste. Easy terms: repre-
COVE POINT BEACH 1913 H ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

HAVE CLEAR PROPERTIES IN CITY.
for Apartment or Bus. Buildings
OHARE ESTATES, 140a L. Natl 05s6
DET. 6-RM HOUSE IN HYATTSV1LLE.
Md. in exchange for small farm or acre
aEe within committing distance of D. C.
Adams 026s.
s-ROOM HOUSE PROPERTY RUNS
from street to street: 800 IT. deep by so
#. frontage on each street; / vacant build
ing lot. In Virginia. 10 minutes from
District line. VIII exchange for new brick
house in Washineton. Walnut SS99W.
TRADE FOR INCOME PROPERTY.
Owner will accept $4,000 house, nearly
new. near 18th st. NV in exchange for
corner property Of two big stores and four
apartments rented at 81 500 year Price,
S35. Phone Mr.. COOPERSMITH
Natl. "345 or Clev. 4SS6
Evening star., 1938-03-13
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1894 1877" wheel base stake
BODY: good condition. a real bargain.
washington Waste Paper Co. Rosslyn Va
S49s, 80 M st. ne. Met. O5O5 Dealer
CHEVROLET 1887 master sedan delivery:
mileage. 3,4I; excellent condition: S40O
cash Emerson 6l1a l3s
CHEVROLET 1880 panel. light delivery;
luSt overhauled: rubber nearly new; cheap.
l'';'S .th st. NV.
CHEW. 1922 delivery: evcclIcnt condition:
y c. inspected; lowest VT. TAX: Sa5 Sun
Motors 255 Fla ave. NV. Decatur O3,S.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1000 ACRES TIMBER LAND, ROWAN
County. KY Only $4,000, or will trade
for city income property. BROOKS Ko-
LAR. Front Royal. Va.
NEW: SMALL BUNGALOW: y ACRES;
nice location; on paved State highway, No.
3; II miles west of Fredericksburg. MRS.
BEl,UE. Li9num, Va,
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TIRES FOR SALE

TIRES AND TUBES-six 3ox6, Ave 34X5,
SIX 4oxs. nearly new cheap. 1888 Iith
st,
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAiLeRS FOR SALE

SLIGHTLY USED 1897 model: cost S;I,;
sell for .s::a5; rental: cash deal has every
'hirr. Kensincton 1n-F-1
WANT TO RENT TRAILER. 10 accommo-
st ne.
LUGGAGE TRAILER expertly built, ba
hitch. safety chain. lights, universal cou-
pilne: reasonable. Greenwood 1921. .
SILVER DOME suburban de luxe with
extras Make offer. H. L. Jones' Metro
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WAREHOUSES For RENT

FOR RENT LEASE OR SALE-s.W.. md
comm. zone; :! bldgs.. each lGxlO0 IT, with
olhceS md floor lGx30 #. Natl a4S'S.
WAREHOUSE.
3oI5 l. ST. NV 600 so. FIT, WITH
ramp to roof for extra storage double
doors front and back: steam heat: will
add md floor: also several other loca =
tionS. WEAVER BROS INC Dist H4Sf
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BAY RIDGE.

BIG PRICE REDUCTION.
In splendid bav front home in brSt sec
ton Of BAY Ridcc. rooms - baths, FIRE
place cellar with good heating plant vide
pnrchcS, tWo-car garage larce lot Must
be sold at once and now offered At real
bareain Call Col 500 for partirulars
Evening star., 1938-03-13
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Two-sToRY BRICK BUILDING. 36x6s;
GARAGE or warehouse: NV. water, light
and sewer; q real sacrifice at $4,000. l.. H.
Wisconsin 5440.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

CADILLAC 1913" V-l3 Fleetwood custom
.sed.;, repoSsessed; only. 500 80 due; has
trunk; we'll tenders. white sidewall tires
Is like new. Buy this S4..2.5 car today
Tor only S94 so cash. nothing more TO pay.
Sun ~ Motor Co, 933 Fla. ave. NV. Decatur
Evening star., 1938-03-13

BUICK 1891 ;-psss sedan: his COM
neral work: will paw for itself in short
time; lst class MECHANICALLY. with Il GOOD
TRES and sood black finish; interior very
clean; really fine buy in dependable
transport alton; SIS. Colonial Motors.
LII Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va Walnut
Evening star., 1938-03-13
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO, PARTS.

USED PARTS AND TIRES for cars and
trucks Lowest prices in town Sun Motor
Co. go5 Fla. ave. NV. Decatur O35S Is.