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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Coolidge Students
Leave This Week
For College

The University OF Arizona, Ari.
zona State Teachers College at
Flagstaff and Arizona State Teach.
ers' College AT Tempe. which op-
ened this week. have drawn many
Coolidge students. some just out
Of high school and others continu-
ing their college work
At Tempe will be Ervaline
Palmer. Hettie Faye McEuen. Rob.
ert Cockrill and Gilbert Grinello
freshmen. Doris Cockrill is start.
ing her third year al State Teach
ers' College.
Already at state Teachers Col
lege at Flagstaff are Lawana
veazy and Larry Sowell. gradu-
ates of Coolidge high school, class
Of ~. Rose Titus is continuing
her training at Flagstaff
The University of Arizona at
Tucson viii be represented by
Carl and Reece Dunaway and Kay
Hendry. all OF whom were at the
University last year. This yeor's
freshmen are Nancy Beatty, Thea
dore Smith. Raymond Dunaway
and Edwin Elledge.
Ben Arnold, Jr., left Monday to
begin his sophomore year at the
University of Southern California.
Los Angeles.
Even though the WA has TAX
en- many students out OF college,
enrolment for the coming sem
eser is not expected 10 drop.
The difference will be counteract-
ed by a larger freshman and soph-
omore class and many boys who
are attending school and taking
special courses even though they
are in one branch of the service.
Arizona schools this year will
comply with other state schools
who are running three semesters
by cutting out Thanksgiving and
Easter vacations. Christmas holi-
days will be the only vacation OF
the year
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Box Social At
Valley Farms

A box supper social will be held
Monday night, September q. at
g o'clock by the Woman's Club
of Casa Grande Valley Farms,
it was announced today by Mrs.
Lloyd Killman, president. There
will be music, an old fashioned
cakewalk. and tables inside and
outside of Community Hall for the
diners.
An invitation is extended to the
public to attend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18

Field band will play appropriate
music, and a few talented en-
listed men will entertain with
songs. Radio networks plan TO
devote one hours radio time to
broadcast the program and a de
scription of the show.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Davis-Monthan Field Notes

pearance. was able to write and
tell the story of When Murmansk
Went Yank."
The battalion working its way
on through the ice covered rail
way found bridges that were blown
up when the Soviets retreated.
Shippers from the woods harassed
them so that they had TO fight
with one hand and repair with the
other. As the battalion worked
and fought its way up the line
the services of supply for II was
becoming increasingly difficult
The battalion thus was forced for
the most part to quartermaster IL
self. 1t found no food in the ter
ritory. wells were poisoned, casu-
alties mounted and officers and
men had to dig graves with the
points of their bayonets to bury
their dead.
Slowly communication with mead
duarters was becoming more anu
more infrequent. Periodically re,
ports of attacks by insects ana
yermin reached the base. In some
instances typhoid was reported.
Then the reports were Few ana
far between. Finally nothing was
heard from them. Every attempt
IN come 10 their aid was in VAN.
Somewhere in the undulating plains
~ the Arctic region the bones OF
these American boys now repose.
Though little Is heard To-Day oi
much fighting in the north OF Rus
sin 1t. Wilson knows that Amerl-
can supplies 10 Dussia, because OF
geographic necessity. must pass
through the same territory IN
which he fought twenty-three years
ago. Therefore. he says, though
not much is written about Ameri-
can soldiers who are battling nat
ure. enemy bombs. and pestilence'
10 get food and munitions TO the
Red army today. these American
lads are following in the heroic
footsteps OF their elders who were
there a generation ago.
A slow. whimsical smile crossed
1t. wilson's face as he recalled
his participation in the Russian
expedition. II wouldn't be surpris'
cd II the fitful fancies of army
fate send me 10 the battlefront oil
Arctic Russia once again, ne
mused.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Three Fined For
Disturbing Peace

Frank Montiio and sonny
Bundy were given 80 days in To-
cal justice court this week for
disturbing the peace Both plead
guilty and are serving their cen
tences.
Lopez Redmore plead guilty 10
disturbing the peace and was sen
fenced by Judge w G. Roche TO
five days. He is serving his sen
tence.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
IWoodmen Lodge
Elects Two New
Officers Monday

Floyd Cisney was elected con-
sui commander OF Coolidge chap
ter, Woodmen OF the World, at
meeting in Coolidge Legion Hall
Monday night Mr.. Cisney is re-
placing Cecil Ross, who has been
transferred to Fort HGachuca, and
resigned.
Dan Havens was elected cap
tain of the Drill Team, replacing
Gene Scudder
Plans were discussed for the
fall season.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18

Q Mrs. c. V. Steward returned
Thursday from Salinas. California
where she spent several weeks
visiting her son and daughter-in
law. Or. and Mr.. G. h. Steward
Q A nursery school conducted by
Mrs. Leslie Ross Al the Metho
dist Church began Monday. There
were twelve children in attend
ance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Miss America
For 1912 Born
In Florence

Jo-Carrol Dennison. IS, who was
chosen Miss America for 1912"
in the annual bathing beauty con.
test at Atlantic City, N. j., Sat
urday night, was borne In Flor.
ence. Arizona
Miss Dennison, who represent.
ed Texas for the coveted title, left
Arizona with her parents at the
age of pa years. She Is the
daughter OF Mrs. Carol Dennison
Of Tyler. Texas.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
Moods and Fancles

Overhearing the Medico tell the
story of how one of their patients
mistook mouth wash for grape
juice and seeing a large stock oil
the LIQUID had a terrific time sip
pin. the same until advised OF his
error witnessing the practice
fire drill rehearsal of hundreds OF
men at the Base, who set rec
ord for evacuating their barracks
and work shops Being pres
ent al a rehearsal of the all star
soldier show. Military Secrets oil
1912" Divulging that II ali
things remain equal II viii be a
smash hit Listening TO sol
der tell his companion that he has
been cutting out number OF lux
uries so that he could save enough
money to telephone home oo-
serving the tail lights of bomoers
in the dead of night q. knowing
that their nocturnal flights are mere
practice for their future visits over
Berlin and Tokyo.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-09-18
STORKITORIAL
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs George Frary be
came the parents of a baby boy
on September 9th. He weighed
seven and a half pounds and
was born at Coolidge Hospital
They have named him George.
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RICHMOND b. KEECH, JAMES w. LAU-
DEkDALE AND STANLEY DeNEALE,
Attorneys for Petitioners,

united sss.s ts sog Bis!ris o. TIE
OF land fo1 IN: sa.n HT 'e 81
Hin ROAD" between 18th and 24tn
SoTIeE AEp oRpEa Of pysilcATiooNs
R MRs TAki S6S f T Maos SE5SSS5S
Notice is hereby given that the Jury in
the above entitled cause returned its yer
snd By On s vers a.s
q ti land in the following ,nSpnt. Parcel
49, 49, sauA sSpAh 4lss.s s.
s1 os .ss IL s g. $780, ssdAs e. .ssss
sS, .' ,lssS: 81. seas: 3d. 81 !ss5 81
;Is so; so. $3.50: 50. sso2s SQUARE
g. .e 81 s17 sSuA si 1850 1880
., g 4, s,s;s slss; u f.
, sss IS 4, 4, :sss,S s. e s..
sss.se: So. g." s;s 5 81. $500, 1901 s.,
s.sa aa sa sa sssot 80 si $ 81 s.
ssoas; .s sls IS 4! s, s as 54
day Of December. 1942. ORDERED: That
objections to said verdict Of property
whose land was. condemned in this pro-
ceding) be hled in said cause on or before
the 18th day Of January, 1913, otherwise
confirmed upon the application therefor
by the petitioners. in said cause; Pro-
vided. however, that a copy Of this notice
Washinston Post. the Washinston Eyenins.
Star, and the Warrington Times-Herald,
newspapers published In the District OF
Columbia, at least ten days before the said
ssh day s e ',nq cEIx1 sas TN sSef
cisrf. bwxRD e. 1fc Ias cSisi jrstics.
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RICHMOND B. KEECH. JAMES W. LAU
DERDALE AND STANLEY DeNEALE,
Atf0rneYs for PeiitianeIx.

~ United states Tor the I District of Co %
~ NUl1b for the
Road. to provide for street extensions and
wdenings at their intersections. and the
ACQUISITION Of land under excess condemna-
ton in the District Of Gol.mbisMpiStrlss
gEssA5 SoR TO so 9MFE 81
RoeEEpSa Roe WA IS heaeSs given w ha
s It's Verdict therein on tie ios
assessed BENEFITS sgainst The followins lands
Rock Creek Church Cemetery. ss.7oo. 90.
sTsei ist saSS pssssl i ss 3S
3s55-Lots 500. s44o. 90; i. 500: 0s: 2.
s4se ~, IS S; s4l 81; IS s4i g.: e, 81
s 81 81 ass1& sS +: Is 90; S.
ss4oo 81 se4 %: c 80. 81 oo s. s.4a a.
s.. o. = 81 90: oc Sci 81 So: 81 g o. O.;
$685. e. sS sSsf a. Fl ss q sts e.
81 - o6 81 oo Sci 2s &c. 81 = 90 r.
400: y. ss4 90: IS. Se4 90; 20, ss4 90;
$; $500. SQUARE ass5@Lots o. s.,
5000: q, S24.0O: 80, s.4 90; 80.
5000: 43, $500: a., $500: As.
S24 90: As S24 90: A., S34 90. THERE
FORE 1t is by the Court this 18th day
OF December, 1912. ORDERED: That OBJ
jections to said verdict Of property owners
assessed for benefits mo part Of whose land
was condemned in this proceedingl be filed
January. 1913, otherwise said verdict will
b. finally ratified and confirmed upon the
BY the
of this notice and order be published once
in each the Washington Post, The Wash
Times Herald, newspapers published in the
District Of Columbia. at least 10 days
before the said 4th day Of January. 1913
E. STEWART. Clerk. BY c. E. STEWART,
il: Deputy Clerk. EDWARD C. EICHER.
Chief Justice
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FUTURE.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.

THos. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUcTIoNEERs.
Southern Building.
"e cRETE AS s6L sRf IF s GARAGE Bv H6
VIII NS4kHrf Sp}SaSE# 5g5usS sE5hHs
oNTARIo ROAD NORTHWEST
BY VIRTUE Of two dssds Of tras
seq; q the land records 81 the District
party sssarsa III HEREBY the SfSi sghed
Of premises; Sl55 Shamplain street North h;
DAY 81 MD DEcEMbE ERE AD is4a Al
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following
lang and premises .tuase In the
Nine ,iaJ and the North one and twenty
taTo ROAD By the full DEPTH ef' Of rf Lot SIX ST Is
in Block -Four. a. in Hall and Evans Sub
division of the tract Of land known as
Let Hns 90 was conveyed to the
No. l12s; folio ae5; q he Land Records
wide. for the extension Of the tunnel for
hs % @ Al. As0 Ess E2T
Pn GsampIsin Street by y t uIl depth O (, Fl
v.
recorded in Liber County No. g.. folio 1856,
yeyor Of the District of Columbia. Also
and and r Robert TIeming's s1mbination q
!. Of the aforesaid suryeyor's once Rec Rec
UTas' exesptns so much Of sad land
Deed recorded in Liber No. l124. folio 800,
q the Land Records Of the district Of
Pee 9snf f sse'e Wd f0r step hs
snSn Of t sh DN is h rs
THE uNIMPRovEp GRoUNp On CHAM :
PLAIN STREET, Lots Twenty.one cd
H fnd ana Evans @ II Block -Four ". a.
Of land known as Meridian Hill
90 .s ii ysIsa as SUB
recorded in LibeT No: 500 Il folio % Of
lumbia. further particulars Of which viii
be announced at time of sale; the purcha Sc
price above said trust to be paid in cash.
sale Examination Of title, conveyancins
p u;rs s,es,n Terms Of sale to pc complied
otherwise the trustee reserves the right
1orfei SAG dspost or to resell
purchaser upon the or5going terms. after
five days advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper published in. Washington,
depost or Pr with t1ste OF without forfeitns the
LEGAL or equitable rights against the de-
faulting purchaser.
FkgsP e6a ssxSNos r AMP
,sn BY BRUCE BAIRD. President.
NELSON Ms j. FOSTER, Secretary.
QelU.Q .6yQ .S,eXSu
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D1sIR1CT COURT OF THE UNITED
the Matter Of Tmtsd i p. Fl e1sSm0is
A sEoas ,eco Alert iXaqit SsinE say
Of this Honorable Court; that he e is ' stto tor!
n fiey o Of , record therein Of the .bove;cap.
Partnership. said terms being as follows sa
The Princess Shop Innovation. The I ma l.
II and with costume jewelry. hosiery. mil NIL
garments and clothing and womens ac-
es ssos r and spseialties Jean BiE.r and
yry Of Washington. D. c.. and Georges
sissr and Marguerite J. .Bisar; both Of
Of the arm. The capital Of the f,rm ei is
p9 Bar t6erete being as follows Gems
t ton Of t y Sm has been med from M
esiea Al Iios Street. NV, IN the City
e. fd,v washin Trns, p The Washington
has been DESIGNATED a ,depositary Of he
firm. shall be under the exclusive control
bbility of all three Special Farmers Of the
aoi ebJ iooSeo maj HAY uc SEStalUeu
shall be limited to the amounts of their
The Articles of Association Of the firm
we're recorded in the, office Of the Clerk
25th day Of November. 1919. ALBERT vi
AULT: State of New York County Of
New York. Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me: Notary Public. on this Goth
day Of November 1912. tSeal0 BENJAMIN
WOLpER Notary Public. Bronx Co. elk.
No. %, Reg. No 65-W-43: New York Co.
elk. No. 551, Reg No 3-W-3l2 Commits
sion expires March 30 1913
de3.4 1O.11. LIZ 10 "a Ok %
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SANDOLPHRA ROBINSON, Attorney,
200I 18th St. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
J., United States ior the District Of CO.
N Inmbia ;.HarTy Riley. jr, Plaintiff. VS..
No. l4799-The object Of this suit is
asn;It divorce. On motion Of the
l942. ordered that the defendant cause
her appearance TO be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive of Sum
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day Of the first publication Of this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Provided
copy of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law. Reporter and the Evening
McGUfRE. justice 1sesi5 Attest
ELEANOR E. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
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PROPOSALS.

SoMMS5sSI0TERS WYASHISa1oNI
E End b ss ea Boom 500 p, D1s
furnishing about 5000 tons Of bitumino9s
Rosm a. m psTiet suns
and specifications. de11.12.14.151617
Ss3s4 g SS Eh IL
ton of certain Additional Facilities ITEM
ssdcs eans st the S e ME-
nineteenth Street md south Of p" Street.
nson B e x s. se b, ws sa
commissioners at Room 800. District
Building; Washington, 2. C.. until 200
q rsce Sa f ~ aso ss ssks
h.n nssls' S1snsS sha 5ssd ;issd
or: II Bid pi Bond ssa
nent t 4 Room n az District suiidins. and
COPIES thereof obtained upon deposit of
Dollars $50, OO for each set. Not more
than three % sets viii be furnished to
t,Sn !; MA deposits xi!l e rsisnd.d y.
any informalities in or to reject any or
all bids. Each bidder must deposit with
his bid security in an amount not less than
fve per centum (5ee) OF the base bid in
the form and subject to the conditions pro-
vided in the Instructions to Bidders; Time
S Tiii not be material factor IN sv1luatins
tions to Bidders) Attention Of bidders is
particularly called to the requirements as
and minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract: The attention Of the bidders
is also particularly called to the time for
submission of bids which shall be fve 49,
days from the date Of receipt by same Of
preference rating. Written acknowledge
m Mt will be required. No bidder may
after the actual date of the opening there
Of, tSee paragraph a Of Instructions to
Bidders1 G. M THORNETT. Secretary
Board Of Commissioners, D. C.
dell L., 4,16,17,1S
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
we viii buy seccnd-trust notes, D. O.
nearby Nd or Va. Resoo1abie rata
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q NvE0rlDr1
1912 n. z. Ave. NV National BS33.
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AEROplANES

AIRPLAEE for sale, or trade for automo-
bile: Pitcaran 3 place, dual controls, 90
h.p.,, GOOD condition. Call GE O6S2
evenings. o1s
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ARLINGTON. vs.-5-ROOM BRICK.
8 YRS, OLD.

Living room, dining room. fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook. hardwood
floors. tile bath. : bedrooms. full basement
recreation room, oil heat. screened porch
big garage. nice lot; permanently fenced;
close to shoppins center. 10c bus. schools
Substantial cash payment required. 113.
N. Vermont ST. Open today. rs pm
JUDSON REAMY, Agent, liz. N. Irvinn
St, Arl va CHI OSoO
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STORES FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES.
rHOs. J. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building
TRusTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PREMISES 644 H STREET, NORTH
TODAY.

y. AUCIIONEERS,
Southern Building.
TRq pE1vED s SN1 2E yALy KNnLu ms
EFF PAhEMIsEs s44 H sTREE7' NORTH
b. virtue Of q certain deed of trust duly
ss the IL sa ssr RECORDS NS s 81 the Se Ss
Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
p FInt,.. SECURED ed thereby the
~ P1iarss DAY sosPEH ThE
hR 1sta At roYR PR oGLoGK Pm she
uste IL he s u Ra and des
ignated as and being Lot numbered Six
los s If ssafs umSsnsd sss
and Fifty-eight (s5sS. as per plat recorded
i, n, L n Ct r, rolio Iss Of the Records Of
Of Columbia: together with the improve
ments cons sting OF two.story and base:
ment brick building used for store and
TEENS or SALE: one-fourth of the
purchsse.money to be paid in cash. bal
in one, two and three years, with Interest
SCI 1s s..d d rem 4a. DAY Spoa ne
chaser. deposit Of $500 Owl! viii Be- Tesuired
conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps,
ETC. at cost q purchaser Terms Eel OF sale sale
10 De cemped with within IN 80 GAYS
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser, after
five days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washing ton,
D. c., or deposit may be forfeited. or with,
out FORGETTING deposit trustee may avail
itself of any legal or equitable rights
gainst defaulting purchaser.
NATIONAL saw GS
AND TRUST COMPANY.
BY BRUCE BAIRD,
President
Trustee.
Attest: NELSON J. FOSTER.
Secretary.
se1n,d&ds, exSu
sY THE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED
to comply with the terms of sale, the above
property will be re-sold under the same
terms and conditions as stated above on
D l AD; 1872; a. a. the SAME
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
de12.14.16.1R.l7
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

SAkASeS FOX KENT.
SINGLE-CAR GARAGE, So per mo. 1921
Otis st. ne. MI. 1929.
PRIVATE TILE GARAGE-Paved. liehted
Alley rear. 314 v st. ne: 81 per month.
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NEW COLONIAL BRICK

Oh. Ch., Md.--Center hall. all large rooms
bedrooms, .3la baths. library and powder
room on LIST floor. lear garage. $4,000
cash. balance ] mtge. at Sl06 per mo
OWNER. WI 1897
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MONEY TO LOAN.

UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR end TRUSTS
MATTHEW x. STONE. Emerson 1909.
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BETWEEN U. s. HIGHWAY NO. / AND
the Potomac River, about IS miles south
Of the city--335 acres Of rough land, part
" recently cut over, rest in growth of about
20 years, s15 per acre.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K St. NV MA 1866.
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

ATTRACTIVE OLD HOME, COMPLETELY
modsrnzed: rent reasonable; furnished or
Routes Is and 55. CHARLES CLARK,
Germantown, Nd. Gaithersburg 21F-l1.
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A GOOD BUY.
MONEY WANTED

$4,000 FIRST TRUST, PAYABLE $40
monthly incl 81 interest VIII sell for
5000 cash. Secured by small two-story.
5-room frame house end garage and three
hiehwsy MR.. MACK, GIebe 1858, Box
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WE PAY MORE
rr0 Isu L.A A. GsII0pEL CARS. NO DELAY.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 18th ST. NV. NO. 1879.
STATION WAGONS AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED.
immediate Cash. Write or phone.
we will come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc, TIPS Wis.
ave. WI. 1885.
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
1115 Eye st. NV Ma GAGS.
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BUSINESS ZONE.
BEST BARGAIN IN VA.

frontage on Wilson blvd sacrifice at
$500, IL sold this week c, w. CLEVER
CO., INC, Arlington. Va,
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FARMS FOR SALE.
IA ACRES

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
GROUND LOCATED NEAR TREMENDOUS
;1 building projects, sxehsnae for
owner, 1877 Eye st. NV. d. $3.50. Brok-
ers attention
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SAILS.

TRY LISTING YOUR PROPERTY,
Sale or Rent: Land or Bldgs,.. With
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TAKOMA PARK.

Large Office Building Downtown.
Leased to Govt. for years at $4,000 per
year, well financed. will show good, safe
return on reasonable cash required Call
Mr.: Drew, RE. 1881. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. Investment Bldg
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Az ACRES-MODERN HOME.
Nicely located. just miles from Bank
Of Bethesda, on macadam road. The house
has been entirely modernized. First floor
layout: Attractive living room with open
fireplace, dining room. iarss modern kitcf-
en- fully equipped, /. porches, laundry room;
end floor. J bedrms. baths, sleepins
with summer and winter hookup. App G.
plum and other fruit. Immediate posses
sion; $lo.550
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
1910 Wisconsin Ave. wO. S3Tl-s33l. 1Gs
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JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,,
206 Southern Bids.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbia. WADE H. RABBIT. 81 70 3Sth.
Street, M. Rainier, Maryland: JULIA F.
CRANDALL $40 18th Street NV, Wash
inhton. Y. Z. and BENJAMIN +. DOWNS.
304 South Carolina Avenue Sc, Washing
i Ton; p e. G. Plaintiffs. vs., FOUNDATION
ing. Washington, D. c.. Defendant.-Civil
Action No. l1,573.-ORDER OF PUBL
CAT!ON.-The object Of this suit is to
llauidate and distribute to the creditors
and other persons entitled to the same
Az OF the funds now in the possession of
Wlstar M. Balderson, Receiver, appointed
herein to liquidate and distribute the sssets
OF Foundation Credit Co., a dissolved D.la-
ware Corporation. formerly doing business
f IN the bR}istriet Of cogmIis i. is. theTe-
ORDERED. That ali persons having claims
AGAINST the said Foundation Credit Co.
and/or said Receiver shall present and
nle an ttemized statement Of their claim
duly verified by afndavit Of claimant with
SAID Receiver. Wistar NJ Balderston, Evans
Building. District Of Columbia. on or before
the LIST day Of February. 1913: otherwise
said claims shall be forever barred, pro-
vided. however, that a copy Of this order
shall be published once q week for three
consecutive weeks in the washington Law
reporter and in the Evening Star. and
further that copy of this order of
publication be mailed by said Receiver to
eacp OF the known creditors or claimants
At their last known address. 49, MATTHEW
Tel McGgIRE cystic, sseag true copy:
HILD s . MARIE GoWEN. Deputy Clerk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-17
WeSthaven, Alexandria, Va,

$500 :O0-Practically new-house con-
dition. Corner home Of six rooms, bath,
ceptionally convenient location Act now
as this one won't last. Mr. Quick RAN
dolph 34lR or District 3l0O BEITZFII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-17

4-FAMILY APARTMENTS,
Brand new ultramodern buildings of
the finest construction and location. Ten
ants furnished own GAS HEAT and all
utils Income per bldg. s2,138 yearly, 1st
arust. LOO; at 4iaI. Priced for a
arately
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-27

has included reporting and column
ing San Francisco. Portland. Seat
tie, and for the past three years,
on The Tacoma Times.
Until wartime censorship wrote
$50 on maritime news. Dawson
conducted a waterfront feature
column. "soundings." and he
wrote the unsigned feature. Talk
O The Times; his duties on The
Times have more recently been
confined to beat and general as
signment news reporting.
Mrs. Dawson plans to maintain
temporarily their residence at
702 So. X St, later moving to
Seattle.