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Evening star., 1940-07-19

CHEVROLET sedan delivery, 1898, Sog5:
reconditioned, ready to roll and the sp.
pearance will increase your business 500.
Kenyon Peck, Inc. .'Arlington's own
Chevrolet Dealer, 1925 Wilson blvd, Chest.
nut 1000. Ask for Mr.. Henderson or Mr..
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Surveyor. g 3sss4 square feet and being
ssssssnasa ss n aap aqr axation purposes as Lot
as follows: BEGINNING at the southeast
Ha f S. saa S .e sn heno. R has 81
eset .ass soqs est line to tSt
1881 spf Hall g. sw' BY .na pTe%sss pens
designated for taxation PURPOSES as Lot ss4
Thomas Il cisrks suSevison u aot 70 IN
il the once Of the Surveyor in Iiber Gipsa Il at
6$o7 SQUARE feet. Parcel x XIII fuTxssar Eot q
IN ~ THOMAS s1e Ciark's subdivision Of Original
folio a. Being ae ans Iaser eons
aas e TEE fest plat Si hi x sH5
dEtS is,9S 2S sgd az e. In Thomas r Glarks sub
assI ss St fsS sna a1 Ss 0fp aa
inclusive. in Wiiiiam T. Mooney's ~ so subdil I%In
thn tn';o oee Of S.ns the sTrysyor il Liber
Soth inolasfye Hsf Hs eaemiSss st. sW
ssns. Psreel IVV xLV. l,I Part q orisinsi Lot in
ming for the same at point in the north north
west ,,sa ,h line of Haif st. sa,d, point beins
subdivision. next aforesaid and running
thence west along said north line ]. ~ feet;
thence south 5b.25 feet; thence east i: 70
feet and thence north 56.25 feet to the
place of beginning: being unimproved, con-
tanning; according to. the plat Of the Sur
mated for snd being H1 SesE
Square 6b0. Parcel XLvI.. Lots 40, Al and
AZ in William +. MONEYS subdivision OF
part Of Original Lot 1 in Square $50, as
sSry.yos il IlSsr 81 4 fo,is fse; 81 e.ins ins
St. s.W. Parcel xTvn: Part Of T orisinsi i
Beginning for the same at q point in the
north line Of N st. distant 80 feet west
| from the southeast corner of said sQuare
and running thence north 1928 feet;
feet to tie north line OF n st.. and and thence Fence
east 1.79 feet to- the beginning; beins
plat of the surveyor. 9s SO square feet.
| and being designated for taxation purposes
| as Lot 800 in Square $50. Parcel XLV1Ir.
Part Of Original Lot in Square $50, de-
scribed as follows: Beginning for the same
At point in the north line Of N ct. 37.7a
55.25 feet to the north line Of st., and
thence east along said line Of said street
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SW.; Samuel Carter, 1928 3rd st. S.W.;
ehase S ShfRman Haf It, st. psrHy sass
aos,sos st. + cine %am ehDman chsss h4so
Rh0ds End fsRd g. & Mar Msr, :deTs esre ehfsp Ss
st. s;W.; William Clayton, 1928 Howison
p. s;W.; Joseph andrew Clomax, 4s4 Gath
sw Allen a coates Afa1 fa4s oo HoWison Fl Fl sw y.
Cofer. 1a46 q lst St; s.W.; Mary Collins; 81
ison Pl. .s.W.; James Cousins, 712 End St.
sW sW Mntse AnGs p pays Gs1 e1s lSoT esna g. sw e.
District of Columbia, Municipal Bldg;
Lula DIXON. 1917 oo Howison p; s.Wi; n Ran; n
zoos @ St. NE; Drury Realty Corporation.
aR Raceus ce pe 1s HoSen 1ho Fl W e.
E1,a Edxsrds ass'Ss Ss as9e ssRal g.. sM $s
T:e s Fl 81 sW 81 aSSrsf NJ sud
NV: NV Equitable co-operatiye Building AS
sSeatsa sSe gs 81 ri 9eorFe ELS
1st st. s.W.; E. Ferguson. 1929 Howison Pl
SW.; First Federal Savings & Loan Asso-
building & Loan Assoeiation!, 6lo 18th s.
NV: Bernard T; Fitzgerald. trustee. 212
18Th st. sW wiIliam rlsther l,Jrn Jr trTs- s
stituted trustee under the will Of Rita Wei
Ter washington Loan and Trust Bldg :. 9th
and F Sts NV: Alex Ford, 81 St. SW.;
Ella Stout Ford, 1924 Biltmore St. NV:
Ellen H: Ford 1924 :. Hiltmore st. NV:
1879 lst ST: s.W.; John Ford. 1924 Bit:
st. ySsepa Ma4s rsfa
1924 RltmeTs ayI st. sw Samuel aa. Carroll rl
20 o St. .s.W.; Emma Fox. 1915 Halt st.
s;W;; Elizabeth Franklin; 7I2 2nd st. s;W.:
trustee sess s st. NV; Mary Garyin sSS
ST; NE: Mary =. CHI. 1915 Hoxison ri.
sa Mo1ri: dnscurs "a aa9lltos z 81 st: NV
ST. s.w;. Charles Hail. 1911 Howison ri.
s.w.; John ", Hardell. 1894 New York
John Harris, Trustee Of Rehoboth Baptist
Ghn,es g. q IT, City q W,SninstesHso
81. s.W.: Mary Hawkins. 1929 sumner Road
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

tons to keep hands off the Dutch
East Indies received bipartisan ap.
plause at the capitol today, mingled
with some demands for amplifica-
ton.
Senator Bone D.Wash) said he did
not know whether it implied that the
United States would go to war If
Japan should seize the islands," but
that if it did. it should be made
plain.
Il raise that question: he said,
because if we + gong to war over
h island possessions of another
country we ought to know about it..
In the house, Representative Fish
R-NY) asked, docs it lee that we
intend to extend the Monroe Doc
trine to the East Indies? Suppose
Japan seizes these islands, does that
mean we have to go to WARP"
For the most part, however, SEN
ators and representatives freely en-
dorsed Secretary Of State Hulrs
statement last night that any inter-
vention in the domestic affairs OF
the Netherlands Indies would "dl-
rectly affect" the interests of many
countries and would prejudice the
cause of stability, peace and secur'
ity in the entire Pacific area"
Senator Austin Of Vermont, the
assistant republican leader, ex-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
NAZIS' NORWEGIAN
COUNCIL ATTACKED
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
in German-occupied Oslo is mot rep
resenting the will of the Norwegian
people and has no legal base in any
Norwegian law"
authorized German sources in
Berlin yesterday said King Haakon
Of Norway had recognized the provi-
sional government but regarded it
as merely an administrative com
mittee.)
The proclamation, which was said
to have been adopted by the cabinet
council presided over by the king,
said it vas good that Major Vid-
kun Quisling, pro-nazi who proclaim.
ed a government Immediately after
the German occupation had had to
resign.
Declaring efforts to establish a
new government against the legal
Norwegian government under the
king nov has been abandoned"
the proclamation said Norway now
has only one government, namely,
the government which has been ap-
pointed by the king and which un-
animously has been asked by the
storting (parliament) to remain in
office"
The statement described the coun-
Gil appointed in Oslo as an emer-
gency group which was no substi-
tute for the government of Norway.
It continued:
'This council is bound to work
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

uucts, which are now moving
through the Port of Wilmington in
considerable volume, the warehouse
Will be able to care for even more
OF this type of shipping.
MIR. Cameron stated that in the
past two months the Cape Fear
terminal company has handled ap.
proXlmately 1900 tons of package
petroleum products. Up until re-
Gently all of this type of products
was shipped through the port OF
Charleston.
The warehouse, now under con-
struction, will have q concrete floor
and will be built of sheet iron.
Further repairs to the present docks
are also underway with additions
being constructed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
BANS TO SETTLE TIL
F'''i REVEALED HERE
c,,,ioued from Page one'

Continued "'"
plans to care for the he
Cansos .sfngees were mentioned In
Finnish feIr ns:th DR.. Corbe's review
eoOn neo,e Of the tasks facing i'e
0oa5u Corbe based his statements on
d. he he said were authoritative
sources Task
FINLAND is IS per cent Lu-
9-ar' the task of serving these
theIan' FINNISH refugees to Canada
loy 1 W. : great M for the missions
S0sL an.rsntIy no definite plans for
App rne Firms have been made
recsl, "A to when they Will come
IN sada hut the ifticial comment
10 after the war is over" DR.,
Corbe said. with Pnssia
rntsnd thousands of Firms were
DE =, yacate their homes in that
l0., .i+ory which was coded Russia
no treaty. 1t is understood that
ID roengees to Canada will be
among this group
n~ Corbe listed as a second great
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

task Of the Board of American
slons the serving of the ToaioN MIS-,
hutnerans along the Pacific anorl
and northwest Canada, w. eoast
task will be in request from 'nl ra
Lu'heran church in Japan -
1or the japanese who are Intb oare
now living on the Pacific Coast Iii
meetings were held vesto"
afternoon with the final sany
coming to a close about 8 oso1oa
several committee discussions u aloo'
held during the afternoon. were
some of the delegates. who o
TO the meeting from all over the
United States, left YESTERDAY aft ae
MOO and others will leave for 49,.
respective homes this mornine Ea,
lnose who remained a fish frv 1ra or
given last night. was
The next meeting of the Ro,ra
United American Missions of w. VI
Lutheran church will be held d,,rtnS
july IN New York city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

according to instructions by the
power that invaded the country with
brutal force. It consequently IS not
representing the will of the Nor
wegian people. The council may,
however, to a certain degree, assist
in safeguarding Norwegian rights
of citizenship during the time when
a hostile power is prevailing In GER
tain parts of the country.
"But it is obvious that the council
will have to withdraw its power
where the royal Norwegian govern
ment are regaining their power"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

whole world, is replaced by a fair
and new order, no peace a be
expected.
"No doubt the Hull statement
was intended as a political move
to restrain Japan's southwark ex-
pansion but the United States
should know that such an attempt
would only inflame the Japanese"
Nichi Nichi said Hull "omitted re-
ference to Japan's interests in the
far east"
1t contended that the American
officials statement and that of jap
anese Foreign Minister Hachiro
Arita concerning the East Indies
presented dramatically opposed
interpretations"
Yomiuri commented: 1t h o r n S
sticking out Of the Hull statement
show that the great Pacific is not
now necessarily Pacific"
The press generally agreed that
Hulls statement constituted a
threat" of United States i%nterven-
ton in the East Indies in the event
their status should be changed as
a result of the Netherlands becom-
ing involved in the European war.
SOLONS APPROVE
WASHINGTON, April 18- Up -
The administrations call for all ma.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19

pressed approval, saying: 1--WE can't
remain positively and entirely ST.
lent in view of swiftly changing
scenes"
I'm for it," remarked Senator
Lee (D-Okla), because we still
have an interest in the Philippine
islands and we must maintain our
life line. I feel that japanese inter
vention in the East Indies would
threaten that line"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
Don Bulge Advances
In Pro Net Tourney

P1NEHURST, April IS. - Up -
Donald Bulge, the games master.
and Teddy Rericha of New York
opposed each other today in the
quarter finals of the third annual
North and South professional ten
mis- tournament,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
PRESS
RAPS u. S. POLICY
Continued from Page One)

State Cordell Hull in proclaiming
a "hands off" policy for the rich
Holland possessions.
The newspaper Hochi said the
four-power and nine-power pacts
were aimed at maintaining the
status quo in the Pacific but that
they manifestly are incompatible
with the Japanese viewpoint that
until the unfair status quo, not
only in the Far East but in the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-19
PROJECTS AT OIL
TERMINAL PUSHED

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time where heretofore only n YES.
sci could discharge its CARGO NJ
Cameron stated.
Constructed primarily for the
storing of package petroleum mo-
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. wEscHLER 4 SON. Auctioneers.
TRqsTEEs Es SAFE ssk4F QF N}AA5N5 YAhYAHkE 1EE|EE;
PREMisEs 6ROs CHEW CEAaE
j eNEMl6ES 0bUS
n a N TYyRR ~ AV~- ryy .

PARKWAY NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in
land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. there the undersignea trustee VIII offer
pee es on H sSs0n THs IL Hnf Fl III
1Ax 9E kAPFH 1afe tbe At igoDg PoTE
wit: Part Of lots numbered sixty-three
Ss5sa Sss, s;,shssss SanSssd .sd
Chase Land Company. as per plat recorded
trict Of Columbia in Lber p q folio a.
same at the northwest corner of said
lot 90 s and running nm thence south along the
alley Is feet; thence north and parallel
With said east line Of said lot 81 % 80
south ne Of esi sd an ed th. With the
OF said lot 63; thence north along said
Re norh q fse ne o 9t ss a M hesse g. Sns s
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser will
time Of sale. balance to be paid ali ' cash
be announced at the sale; deferred amounts
Examination Of title conveyancins, record. record
chaser FERNS to Sc com Compiled 'Uit With 0' wisSin RSf
thirty DAYS from day Of sale. otherwjse
trustee, reserves the right to resell prop
chaser after. five days advertisement o.
such resale in some newspaper pubhsh-|
IN Washington. D. c. or deposit may be
AMERICAN SECURITY 4, TRUST
COMPANY Trustee.
By VIM 7. BEALE. Vice President
A. H. sH1LLINGToN. Assistant secre-
ap192c. .7.o93O
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

CoMl[MA!IsssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT OF
GioL5uMlRIA, GO ~ 1lna April p l943.A public hear:
Of the District o of coIum6s 81 NIB on ApriI T.
seee and IN thi sey %as s1es 5 be esps certain
ssSss: Iusses and T sdvissbliits . Of 20 said d
public interests and not detrimental to to
Is ssgttns . sd
Sss Sss
once of the Surveyor Of the District Of
% aaa s nussFed sss and 's s5 M.Ps Is hsasIy ssa
sa sna after, sits. Mss 1910: the ttis to The aSa %
to the abuttins property, owners. as shown
Ts' hsysH' eosns s0sa 5s4, being 81 SNA
anp 9Th pspd spd 5th Streets NE ciosins Srd
sreels Ne Ps'"eeH cUsins EUsIss 81 spd FEaRfc PnR
ALLEY retween veszey Terrace and Yuma Yuma
snd srset Wi ,bans. Lot 2o
WHHR E RFEf b.tw.ep Avenue cSss
f2;ss koas es5: q
sennjsr st9s1s gsrs Rasd of 18th STREET north q
interested must file objections. II any, in
writing, to said ciosings within thirty (3OI
days after the date OF this publication:
otnerwlse said order shall become effective
on May 4, l940, and the street and alley
said sssa herein described shall on and after
6; HAzEN. GEORGE e. E: ALLEN. ni. 5Av1p bAv1p
McCOACH, Jr.., Commissioners of the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia. ap4 14texSu.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WASH
ington. April 4, 1940-Notice is hereby
given that the Secretary of Agriculture.
under authority conferred on him by the
Piant { Quarantine Act Of August 20. 1912
13t stat, 3l51, as amended. has promul;;
SSesYlations supplemental to the Japanese
beetle quarantine Notice, of Quarantine
No 4s). effective on and after April 5.
1910: The purpose of the amendment is
princlpaliy 70 bring under regulation con-
slderaole additional area in Maryland and
ONO; nominal extensions in Pennsylvania
and and West Virginia. and one more township
area from which the movement of fruits
and vegetables by motor truck or refriger-
ator car is. regulated has been extended to
NeW YORK CITY and surrounding area in
Guiding the town Of Greenwich, in Fairfield
vegetables shipped during the period from
June is to october 15. inclusive, are re-
CURED to be certified, as heretofore, and,
Ghen shipped from designated area in
southern Virginia, certif1cation is advanced
70 cover , the period from June ! to October
been made in the certihcation require
lated areas H. A. WALLACE Secretary
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THOMAS BOWLING g. CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES. SALE OF VALUABLE IN
ERTY, 1929 WIsGoNSIN AVENUE.
ING, FOUR STORIES AND ATTIC
By virtue of a deed Of trust from Edmund
rseorded In Der e4bo # ioa
539 Of the land records Of the District of
Columbia, default having been made IN the
payment Of the obligation secured thereby,
and ct the request Of the party secured
s. s q fs4 4@osPA sP fw6 6F6 soeK a%rf1x
In front Of the premises. the following
eleven 1fJ IN what was formerly Old
GEORGETOWN. now square numbered twelve
hSdrsd and 1. eight ao snd ~ Of lot
ee4ed six I 7 IN a' % Dssc coreorans CO .1: sub
division Of parts Of lots numbered seven
q. eight ts) and nine t9l. Old George
town. as per plat recorded in Liber W. b
80 at folio $50 Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia:
$500 VII viii Be required Q; the purchaser % at At
the time Of sale and balance Of purchase
price to be paid and terms to be compiled
with within fifteen days or the deposit will
be forfeited or without forfeittnR said de-
post said property may be resold after s
and insurance. adjusted by calculation to
date Of transfer, Title examination, re-
cording fees conveyancing and revenue
stamps at the cost Of the purchaser.
z: 4aaz MaNDEE sowaks wsaoEnAkrR,
GEORGE B. FRASER, Munsey Building.
!. ap1l.l2.I3.it.i6.17.1s.ie.20
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D G. WASHINGTON.
April Is. 194O.-sealed proposals viii be
received at Room 500. District Building.
until o'clock pm. (E. s. IT,. April 20.
ing about 1000 cubic yards of cement
concrete roadway and alley payments and
about 10000 square yards Of cement con-
crete sidewalks. Apply Room 427, Dis
trict Building, for proposals,
ap1516,l7.1s,19,20
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department, Washington, D. c., until Il 0
o'c .ock am. April %, 1910. for furnishing
compressed yeast to tie Navy Yard. Wash-
ington. D. c.. etc. Apply for proposals to
SPEAR, Paymaster General Of the Navy.
ap12,19
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT FARM, GROOM
house; at least 40 acres and barn. Phone
Hobart 1880, MR.. TAYLOR.
farm with house and stable for training
bird dogs, with option to buy, within 40
miles Wash, D. C. Write full details in
answer. Box Alta Star. 21'
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

REAR 2134 H ST. N.W.-LARGE
garage for cars. Storage place
Rear 1915 L st nw-3 cars. Can oo
be used for repair shop 1000
Rear 2134 st n.w.-One car 800
Rear 21Os K st. nw-One car %
JAMES MORRIS Ri WooDWARD. Realtor.
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SEE 1910 LONG BEACH.

F. H. A. approval on cottages now
available; 4h@s 15-year loans: very low
monthly payments on new $1,000 TO
and rolling 75x1O0 lot: $3.50 and UP.
Excellent white sand beach on Chesapeake
Bay. New entrance road now under State
improvements completed within last year.
Easily accessible Comparison with other
beaches urged. Drive 6 miles south Of
For illustrated folder or information. write
N. 3. ROCKHuI. INC. st. Leonard, Nd.
21s
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEscHLER & son. Auctioneers.
FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.

Notice is hereby given that on TUES
DAY. MAY 7, 1910 COMMENCING AT
1890 AM, and continuing; il necessary;
public auction at Weschler's. 915 E st.
NV. to ENFORCE our liens for storage and
or other charges for. goods stored with us
Gather; Terminal Van Lines, H. W.
Scramling: Leo Brown: Mr; Dickerson;
H Henry ,, Holmes; Su,,r Fermans Transfer Co;
Weekly, care A. c. Franks: Mr. Thornton.
Parties in interest please take notice.
MOVING CO., INC. ss L st. NE
an1QOQ
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LOTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE WANTS HIGH WOODED
tract, not over half acre, in Northwest
suburban area, within five miles Of District.
Electricity. gas available. to build modest
description, location. Write Box 405-A,
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rRAIlERS FOR SALE

TRAILER TRUCK. $40. for farm use. a.
T. Warlich. co. 5632-M
You EXPECT MORE In VAdA10ND
and you get It See them At Cherry Hill
Camp ! Berwyn. Md
TRA1LERS. new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co.. Canary Trailer
Camp Rt. l Berwyn Md
Aft, rack and cover; cheap. 29l3 2f3th
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE

HARLEY-DAVIDsON 1888 with side car
indian 1887 with side car: both in food
running condition. Apply 2O1O 14th st.
NV North SO32 "
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FARMS FOR SALE.

INVESTIGATE FOR YOURSELF
and learn how very few really desirable
committing distance there are for sale at
bargain prices, then let US show you one
with a broom stone house, barn and other.
outbuildings, built in 1906. Price, $4,000.
70 cash, bal. 80 yrs. at AZ.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Barr bldg DI. 1921; Ewes, AID. 9771.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BRICK BUILDING. l FLOOR. 47x22 FIT; .
large doors to wide alley; reasonable rent:
located rear $50 Eye st. NV. Get key at
T45 1th St NV
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LOTS FOR SALE,

LOTS, CoRNER-OVER $1,000 SO. FIT:
$1,750. Several hundred others. many un-
der $500. terms. CO. 2439-W.
DESIRABLE LOT IN NEARBY VA SUB
division for sale. on terms. r. ROGERS.
Hobart 4043
INTERSECTION 3Tth AND TUNLAW RD.-
63-ft. front, rs deep; can be bought 45c
per it., including dbl. brick gar. See signs
on lot. J. V. COLLINS, Ii 1866. 2l'
NEARBY MARYLAND - z BIG sUBDI-
yided lots, over IA acres, so to 100 it.
front cheap for Q or 3 houses. plenty
garden land, or build houses; ready sales
market. Water, ell !. Sell singly or all
NE 1862 day. WI. 311A uiRht 1le
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

NEAI eSINTE eNS1RN0E
EXCHANGE EQUITY IN SEVENTEEN
room, four-bath corner brick for smaller
house OWNER, Box 273-A, Star.
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WASHINGTONS oldest and largest dis
tributors in the East. Outstanding dis.
play of schult. Covered Wagon. Plymouth
large assortment OF used trailers; "a
Co.. 4511 Wis. ave wO 1882. Opeu
evenings and Sundays till 10 pm
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SUMMER CAMPS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

TALL T1MBERs. CAMP FOR BOYS. Tall
Timbers, Md.--Opens its season July l.
enrolment limited. Call Adams 1928.
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sToREs FOR RENT.

1923 21st ST. NV. m NEW BUILDING
business; $35 JAMES NORRIS WOOD
WARD. realtor. 723 Goth st. NV
LARGE STORE AND APT. ABOVE, YARD,
double brick garage. suit for any business;
Lincoln Park vicinity; reas. GE. $3.50.
2102-2lO4 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
stores. OWNER. NO. O5I9
SILVER sPRING--NEW STORE IN
heat furr ished; excellent locator for drug
store. bakery or delicatessen: Sf5 mo.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1905 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 5100.
NEW COLONY. NEXT GOVT. PROJECT
New store corner. for druggist, liquor.
ME. 1900. Ewes. Ii. 4543.
nsSs "a RENT MTH AnAF
MEIFARB PRoPERTIEs. ia A21's St. NV NV.
Metropolitan l107.
NEAR 18th AND D SITS. NE.
Store suitable for .self-service grocery.
drugs. hardware; parking space in rear;
size about 34x7O It.: aIi-glass front: rent
reasonable on long lease Il desired
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
DI. 1O15. 1919 X st. NV.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
LARGE STORE. 1901 YOU ST. NV.
especially suitable for beauty shop, barber
shop delicatessen or lunchroom. Heat
0t.to4sq i4o4 ISIS cAFR1rz. D1. soso
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BANNOCKBURN HEIGHTS.
Intersection of River Rd and Wilson Lane.
S1.000.O0
A Wooded Homesite With an Area of
More Than Il Acre
Larger Tracts. If Desired, at Proportionate
Complete Protective Restrictions
Financial and Architectural Services to
Purchasers
For Further Information Call
Ma 5000 After q PM Call GE. a2O3.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
1912 18th St NV
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CHEVROLET 1895 2-door sedan: jet-black.
rose-tinted interior. excellent tires: written
balance in l 8 months LEO ROCCA. INC,
N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne. ME. 2475
CHEVROLET 1897 2-door master de luxe:
good condition; reasonable. 1s4O s st. Sc.
oIs
Evening star., 1940-04-19

BUILDERS. ATTENTION
Large wooded lots, suitable for modern
priced detached homes, located in Wood.
land and Greenwich Forest. just, on Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. and Wilson lane in
Bethesda, Md. Priced from ST 900.
We will assist responsible builders by
supordlnating part Of the purchase price
informa ton call Mr.. Schwartz
14th & X SITS. NV. CAFRITZ CO DI. aOs0.
NEAR 18th AND VAN BUREN SITS.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED LOTS 81 $50 EA
Also Beautiful Corner Lot. S1.T5O.
SHAPIRO, INC. DUPONT 7777.
MASS AVE OPPOSITE FIT, DUPONT PIX.
ton. Cali M Mason. Lincoln linc ts soss. '
-ADELBERT w LEE
1343 St. NV. District 1900.
BEYOND FALLS CHURCH VA. IN FAIR
fax County-Wooded lots. 1o0X3O0 it..
$500: S25 cash. $40 per month: larger
lots at proportionate prices and terms Ask
for Col. Joyes: Evenings call Co 5s15.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 Z St NV MA ll6f
Evening star., 1940-04-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1895 sedan delivery: only $3.50.
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn. ave. Woodley
S1Ql -.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

FORD 1888 IS Tudor: black very clean
car throughout; only $3.50. Logan's Corner.
| 18th and NJ sts. District 6617.
FORD. 1885. coupe; reconditioned ana guar.
| anteed 80 days In Wrttingi only. S170; 50
down. $14 per month. fogan's Corner,
18th and n stS. District b9l7.
Evening star., 1940-04-19

GEORGE B. FRASER, Munsey Building.
Attorney for Party Secured.
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