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La gaceta., 1942-10-10
Irgeniero argentine estvdio los
: Aloiomientos en- Estodos Unidos
Aprovccho los b%encicios de Ia EXPERIENCED odquirido
por este pols respecfo q empresos
/ en- sronde escuIu

F NUEVA YORK.-Un ioven
ingeniero de la Argentina eSta
trabajando y estudiando en-
este pals con ell proposito de
sacar provecho de la eXperien-
cia de los Estados Unidos en-
cuanto al fnanciamiento, cons
trucci6n Y administration de
vlviendas de bajo coSto.
Nos referimos a Roberto G. Do
branch, graduado de la Universi-
dad de Buenos Aires, e hiJo del
ex-decano de la Facultad de lnge-
nieria de dicha universidad, ell
prominente ingeniero Jorge William
Dobranich, actual presidente de la
Sociedad Cientitica de Argentina.
FL joven Dobranich es e%studiante
de architecture en- la Universidad
de Columbia, en- Nueva York. Antes
de matricularse EN- este planted, Sc
dedico durante dos meses a per
feccionar su ingl6s asi como a
estudiar los varioS estilos de arQui-
tectura. Tambien paso algun item
DO en- Washington estudiando los
proyectos de alojamiento del go
bierno. En- esta ciudad trabai6 en-
la oficina de Louis Justament, como
cido arquitecto quien hace los pianos
para varios edificios federales.
Experienced adquIrida
AL p~resenciar de cerca la cons
trucci6n de varias obras, adquirio
experienced tanto en- ell planeamiento
de dOrmitorios para %empleados del
gobierno, como en- ell de alojamien-
tos de emergencia para trabajadores
de las industries de guerra.
FL senior Dobranich esta suma-
mente interesado en- aquellos tipos
de casas que practicamente va sc
e%ncuentran f%abricadas pues Sc ms
ITALIAN en- ell lugar deseado en- sola-
mente un dia. EXpres6 la opinion
de que este tipo de construction no
podria ser adoptado en- Argentina
en- un future proximo debido a que
la ma, oria de estas casas hechas
son c%onstruidas de MADEIRA o de una
estructura de acero, con paroles y
pisos de otros materiales. Ademas,
las fuentes ab~astecedoras de ma
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
Pr6rima b0dd

Pr6Timo bOdd
\ nj, ira nj 3e tr9h2jo Il
. In II .cia 4 prfximo en,d,
- una pcntN y culta senorit
ue goza de gIardos simpatia
4 nu2s,ros circu.os scciales, |:
ncanta Cora Mary Glamour, hi
a de los esposos Joseph E. Ch2
noun, con 81 correcto joven Da
liel R. ManriQue. captain del Z
'6rcito de los Esta5os UnidOs
lestGdado ell el C%ampamentC
Shelby, Miss.
La Srta. Glamour, nativa dc
esta ciudad, curse Sus estudios
en- las Academies ell Sagrado &c
raz6n y Nuestra Sonora del Per-
petuo SocOrro.
FL novio es hijo de los espoSos
Rogelio Manrique, residences en-
ell 2108 de la ayenida Nebras-
ka, graduado del Institute Hills
borough y Official del regimen
to 116 de Artilleria.
La boda de esta interesante
parejita no Sc hara esperar.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
Matinee bailable

Matinee bdlIdble
Sin tenor a equivocarnos po-
demos aSegurar que manana
Domingo Sc vera invadida nue.
Tamente la sala de fiestas del
Centre Espanol de YbOr para
participant en- la matinee baila-
BILE que proporciona la estimada
Secci6n de Recreo y Adorno, CO.
mndada por Angel de la Riva.
Como las anteriores, empeza-
ra a las cuatro de la tarde y ter
minra a las ocho de la noche. To
cara Don Francisco"
Las damas pagaran 80 y los
caballer0s SIC.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
Pre- qUcWecu InfGHtH

Prc-H oNcWeCu Inf0ntil
Para q domingo % d los CO
rlientes anncia IA Logia Sacer,
lotiSas del Hogan No. 3 una
gran Fl sta bailab.e de Hello
waen, para ninos.
Ten5ri lugar IN los SslcneS e
"a Legion Americana. en- YGor
s,tuadoS en- In avenida Once y
lie Lowe.
FL bale comenzara a las dos
y la tarde y terminala a las 6
See5n los irformes que 50 nos
syministran, Sc repartiran pre-
MOS entire 'oS mines que m2jo'
,S .t-fraces j Ven.
Muy m65ic~ ! precio &c @ntra
1a: 10 cen av1S.
Stpa,'o lbs radres d. los nj
cs. n DAMN d . en- los sclo-
&c n l., ION Americana.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
Bale p0r i%RUjtacidR

Bale por iRUjtacidH
La Logia Druidas America
nos continua los preparativos
para ell Bale "Pre-Halloween"
que Dor invitacidn celebrara ell
dia % del presente mes.
Esta fiesta sc yerificara en-
los saloneS que poseen en- la ca
lie Spruce y Howard (altos).
Los soldadOs destacados en-
los campamentos Drew, McDill
Y la Artilleria recibiran invita-
clones.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
new! "BACTERlOSTATIC"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF dc1tches as q precautionary meas
ure tor women who want 20 be clean,
dainty-for women troubled BY Of
Tending odor OF discharge.
Some products may be harmful 70
delicate tissues. But not Lydia T..
Pinkham's sanative wash Pinkham's
sanative wash 10 gaining great favor
among women because It's NOT q
harmful gefmicide. Instead It's q
mighty effective "bacteriostatic" ttho
modern trendl. 10 not only discour-
ages bacterial growth and Infection
but thoroughly cleanses and deodor-
lies. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has .
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
IneK9ensivei Oct your bottle Of Lydia
PinkhAm'a SanAtiVe WaAh todaH. An
arugKtSG a
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
La bOdd de md6Gnd

La 6OdG de mdnGnd
Manana domingo contraeran
matrimonio la simpatica y culta
Srta. Angela Reyes, hija de los
asposos AvelinO y Dora Reyes
RESIDENCES del 1913 de la Ounce
avenida.
Els ell elegido de su coraZ6n el
apuesto joven Tony Fernandez
Jr., con Residential en- Ell 34l4 dc
la Gale Chestnut, en- West Tam
pa, hijo de los esposos Antonio
Y Clotilde Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10

La ceremonial nupcial terdrd
luear en- IA resiiencia de los pa
dres de Ia deSposada.
Dada las grndeS simpatias de
'os contingencies Y sus re3pecti'
gas familiaS, 5eIe esperarSe que
sea un gran a-contecimiento So
cial.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10

Santos del dia
Sabado: San Francisco Bar
ia.
Domingo: Luis Beltran, Ger
man, Fermin Quirino, Filonila
Y Placida.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10

,arroz con polio.
Ell precio de las mesas reser-
vadas Sc ha senaladO en- $500.
Entrada general: Caballeros, rs
cts. Damas, 80 cts. Pagaran es-
ia misma cantidad los hOmbres
que asistan en- uniforme.
La gaceta., 1942-10-10
ST senior

ST senor
Compre la pintUra B.
l.. P. Solamente sc VEN
de en- King-Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
AVILTON


; I'o"| "lgl' ana SATURDAY 'hlS en-
'I'e community was "Iho-S"ePt oE
; ~ III approaching d 'oIl1uo III Ne-
I''''S' ''' LoL' un"Veiy nc damage OF
consequence ,oIioWeo, ne "iho was
accompanied by Ine 'lfSt Sho" Oh 'ne
season
Ernest -Ilcn"eI ana 9ayIor ""mP-
Ie' lISlleo lle'lfy Mlchael ana FANNY
sunday AFTERNOON
MIS- annie "e'IZeH is spending
some lline "I'h ntF son ana daughter
'h-Ia"' Nf' ana MIS- GEORGE "e'tzeI!
at -1eci0enl'
WI, anu NJ - oscar nancy "'o
son D"I"s spent thursday evening
"l.n hef parents
W.T. an" MIS- '-ll'o" "el'"'lI ana
C'l''oIel' o. mount savage were mere
sunday WIN theIf parents.
MISS MHof'd IKE " "Smhgtoh' ~
- was mere over inc weekend Wi'h
h'r parents Mf, ana -IfS. u . IKE
ray ; Ike ana MISS L'l% DfeeSe We're
u1 !I guests Oh ME- ana MIS- Asa
" n.'eln on sunday
Ems hooeSoh' N'' savage, spent
."aV SUNDAY win ms parents MI ana
MIS- norman hoOoSoh.
Nh ana -NIs. D@F!u EncfNoh' OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19

cut in hot fat. Then cook it slowly
with added liquid in covered pan.
The steam formed by adding water
and keeping the lid on the pan is just
what is needed to soften meat that has
tough connective tissue. Or tough
meat may be ground on chopped to
break up this tissuc-thcn cooked as
though it were tender.
Every modern cook should know
temperature control, not only for
meats, but for many oven dishes In
cooking with fat, too, the right tenn
perature can spell success. Fat that
gets to the smoking point spoils the
flavor Of food cooked in it and makes
it less digestible.
Lumpy foods are something no good
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
PAGE SEVEN

covering nicely from injuries re-
ceived while on duty during the black
out Monday night. Mr. kiser was sta
toned at the intersection Of the Mt.
Lake Hotel road and was struck by
a passing motorist who colIided with
another car. His injuries, while very
painful, are not thought serious. Boil
denis ambulance was called following
the accident and he was taken to his
home
Mr. and Mrs G. e. Munson and
young son, John Clary, Of Hagers-
town, are spending a week with Mrs.
Munsen's mother, Mrs Alma Bell.
Sergeant Brydon Moon, Of Winter
Field Bakersville, Calf, is here for a
visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.
G. Moon. SGT. Moon was in action at
Pearl HaIbor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
DEER PARK
Meetings of Organizations

NlCSlIIlSS vi vi SSilllLiNlOliS
The Deer Park Homemakers club
met at the home Of Mrs. Harry
Thrasher last Tuesday evening with
Miss Mariana Lee Long in charge
An election Of officers resulted as fol
lows: President, Mrs. D. R. Hine-
baugh; vice president, Mrs. Clarence
Rollman; secretary, Mrs. E. E. Sol
lars; book chairman, Mrs. Allen Tim
norman; peace chairman, Mrs. E. c.
Clatterbuck
Members of the All club met with
Miss Long Tuesday evening at 6:30
The lesson, Replacing a bad food
habit with a good one" was dis
cussed
Members Of the primary Sunday
SHOOT and their teacher, Miss Lola
King, held a class meeting on Thurs
day afternoon.
Personals
Mrs. Nellie Paugh, who has been a
patient at Memorial Hospital Cum
berland, is recuperating at the home
of Mrs. d. R. Hinebaugh
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kemphfer, Char
lette Ann Kemphfer, Lucretia Hogue,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King. Oakland;
Misses Ruth Beckman and Wanda
Mellinger, Swanton, were guests on
Sunday Of Mrs. Laura Flanagan.
Mrs. Van Browning and daughter
Norma Jane, and Mrs. William Uhl
are visiting relatives at Petersburg,
West Va.
Perfect Attendance Roll for October
For the month of October the fol-
lowing named pupils in the local
school had perfect attendance marks;
Jack limbaugh, Robert Maybe,
Earl Rhodes, Robert Tasker, Wayne
Weimer, Norma Browning, Lima Lou
Dewitt, Charlotte Gibson, Mary Jean
Lohr, Peggy Lou Paugh, Louise Tim
norman, Wilma Zimmerman, Betty
Ann Schmidt
Everett DeBerry, Dixie Dewitt
Dollie Flanagan, Rosemary Haines,
Junior Lake, Rebecca Ann Lohr Betty
Rhodes, Elaine Madigan, Glenn Ro-
deheaver, June Tasker, Lola Weimer.
Cubsc,ibn for The Renuhlican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
Homenlakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mariana Lee Long,
Home Demonstration Agent
NAMING FNTING Fun

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19

Still another home, weatherstripped for IA
years, has shown a reduction in fuel bills
of more than .2095. Other results: No
throughout.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19

with his brother, Otho S. Iikc, and
family
Mrs. Rcbecca Bittinger and sons
were business callers at the Fikc home
here ON Monday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19
When "FIeet Horses" Pulled
Railroad Trains On The B. so.
BY ROXANA WHITE
On The Baltimore Sunday Sum

here would take the trouble to change
at the Junction and back in. b. & O.
rains continued to back into Fred
rick even in modern times.
Hagerstown, on the other hand.
wanted the railroad. When it was
passed up in favor Of Maltinsburg,
citizens We're so nked they began
making covetous jokes about then
Vest Virginia neighbor, and long
after the railroad controversy was
'orgotten vaudeville comedians never
allied to raise laugh from a Hagers-
own audience with sighting com
ncnts about Martinsburg. The failure
o land the B. & O. was also a great
impetus to Hagcrstown in helping to
ievelop the Cumberland Valley so it
ould trade with Philadelphia and
get even" with Baltimore.
Passenger Comfort Considered
Today's traveller glumbles if he has
0 take an upper on the Limited. But
Jack in 1882 the chief engineer for the
;. & o., J. Knight, was just advocat-
NO experiments with cars on springs
or the comfort of passengers He
wrote that "the jars and conclusions
hat destroy the comfort of the pas
,enger become increased with a load
# stone, minerals or agricultural
products or with any loading having a
less elasticity than persons, and al
hough the article Of traffic (did he
mean the passengers, too?) may not
)e damaged, yet the effect upon the
;arriage and the road would be in
urious."
The B. & 0. was carrying plenty Of
'Ioadings" having a less elasticity
han persons. On Saturday, March 10,
or example, SO passengers arrived
Baltimore, along with tons Of
ron, 45 tons of granite, 6 tons of tim
Der, II tons of wood, 1876 barrels Of
lour
Two Engines In Service
Two steam engines were in use, one
having Travelled eighty miles daily
With load Of cars for upward Of a
month. The company anticipated a
fifty per cent saving where steam was
.,Le4it,to d Fo,. 1,0rco ,,O,,-o,
The citizens of the upper part Of
'ecil county were agitating for a line
o Baltimore through Port Deposit,
0 join a contemplated line in Penn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-19


..'.~ Oh ''.[ -'i'''i I'''iI l''''iio"U jour
MAI an" -N"'oI" a Oh internal I'M
p.o'1-''''i-l iol Io'-'
copies Oh ,i'I' magazine are regret
I"'-> rare I'[ IL Is one OF lhe most
interesting P"''lc"'IoiiS OIL 'he PERIOD
..e1 covering i've years. from 1852
10 S'', nave D''n lo|.'" among me
0ooNS Oh inc I"'t Dr' "oFoo" 0Iauoe
-, '' ,; ''' I ,''' I , ~" W
U.nriaro Ten claude IN r22S tbo nam,
-, ii. ro,n.na1 was cbanood +o tbe
>,,n,icaa Eneinenr and Railroad
1,,,,,.I and sin Iara, i bocano N,
r..ir,v.,v A.a under which lille If !.
CHI unfinished +, New yorI, NOT fa,
fran, fine si+a Of tba first office ot =.
Wan .traat
,,.;irood;,o , %,tiopaI Iss,o
p,il,.,s5ino in ts2o wa. loss
,,.,,. If t,.sn.no,+ario, ,bso ns
,;,roI i.sro y Kin,bau 71i,o, III,
,5;,,, said in hi. first issna (Which
t,,,,mb y tvnom,.anbica1 error, wa.
dated year before January Z 1871
;.., tlo Ar,n,.;oa,, Railroad lor,na1 +,
IL. ,ohIf. ",r . +ir,o whom 60 n,ncb
and Sucn general interest is lett OF
tine SUBJECT OF faiifoadS IN oHlefeh'
sections OF the united States
Inc importance OF some oIhei
mode OF internal communication ne
wrote, IN TINS country where the
canals and rivers are Tor about one
third OF the year closed by frost
renders 1t hl&h-| desirable that ran
experiment should be made OF the
utility OF railroads. Such experiments
are now in progress IN several states,
The opinion IS fast gaining ground III
this country that railroads will
great measure Su2e.'l"' '"''S,iS'
mere We're people VINO oIS"Ifee'
win Mt' MINOR . ie1''I S'A''e'
merely uIloA tune ''"loF ''iilVe" II,
was d very prominent mani '"'''eo
against f"lIfoao companies d.
haneluI influence over 'he n''ll'S 0
clilzehS' inducing lhem 10 e'''oaIA
upon SpeculatlohS "hIch eVehIu'Ie IN
many instances IN heaES PecuiI"rA
sacfiIceS' a re" individuals "i'i'e axe
Evening star., 1942-06-25
MOUNT PIFASANT

Facing Rock Greek Park-Attractive Colo
nial brick. . stories and cellar. s rooms, .
gas heat. electric refrieerator. 2-car brick
sarage; lot rs #. deep: premises fur
nished with execution Of few pieces.
Mr. owen w. 0ioo'
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
72q 18th ST PFAITOR MA O-52
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Sa.25O-S1.OOO CASH

ST5W-SI UUO CASH.
large rooms 2i2 baths. center-hall
plan. Very conveniently located to stores
1-f9re transp. and schools. Good invest
ment at this rrice. Glebe 1895 till m
COLLEGE PhRK-LOT 1OOx2OO. Q RMS
. baths bedrooms. sleeping porch oil
heat, GARAGE: S11.5OO full price
DNDEDT @ DAyTTC
Evening star., 1942-06-25
TRANSFERRED TO
GU AIhl

And must be sold before July lst g.
room semi-detached brick, tiled ba tn. >
bedrooms. Venetian blinds, awnings full
basement. oil heat. large front porch; i'm
mediate OCCUPANCY, and for quick action
will take $3.50. Cash required. $1,000
and the balance can be carried So month
ly PrinCinsl interest, taxes and insur-
ance until paid On bus line, close to the
new Army and Navy buildings. Exclusively
with JOANNA NJ. BARRY. 2"O6 Mt. Vernon
ave. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 0n1S.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
LEGAL NOTICES.
BRICE CLAGETT, Attorney.

IN TI1E THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
MARpELL re REcEf1FK M1elR p2sTRfcT 8E sHsFoS NA +
TIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON WASH
oRDER iSoTos r SSM5sGELANE9Us sH}s No 0s
REAL ESTATE.-Upon consideration Of the
petition of Justus S. Wardell as Receiver
Of the District National Bank of Wash
there was filed in this court in pro-
fsedns kn9sn LIN the matter Of JUS
Bank Of Washington, Miscellaneous No. As"
petition for authority to sell at public
auction auction a parcel Of improved real estate
more particularly described as follows:
Part Of original lot 7 now assessed as
Lot sl4 in SQUARE 400. Property is sit,
X Streets. Northwest. and has frontage
Of 70 feet on x Street and 4s feet on
Of ground. located in first commercial zone
Premises are further known as a5l, 953
And and 955 Ninth Street and sls x Street;
basement limestone and stucco over brick
building with frame interior above irst
two steel cabinets: and it further appearing
TO the court that on December II. 194I,
there was entered in said cause an order
Der 5. 1870, authorizing petitioner TO ac-
cspt an offer Of Miss S. Gerstein to pur-
Gerstein of the presentation of said order:
and IT further appearing to the court that
said Order NfTe N dascins Mas fhteTen s
offer OF the Comptroller OF the Currency
Of the United states in the sum OF 500
10000 net cash. be accepted and the sale
thereof be ratified and confirmed unless
cause were shown to the contrary or
higher offer made, acceptable to the court,
on or before the 29th day of December,
i94l, at 10 O'Clock, AM, at which time
higher offers would be considered and OBJ
lectlonS TO said sale would be heard and
Il Iurther appearing to the court that on
December 30 1871. there was entered in
1912. as the. time for consideration OF the
ratliying order and il further appearing
to the court from the, petition herein. that
United States has Withdrawn his offer
heretofore made: and it further appearing
to the court from letter from the Deputy
II: 1912; that the petitioner has been
authorized TO petition this court for an
order authorizing the sale Of said property
sb,E At puble auction subject to rstiication by
Of June 1912. ORDERED. That Justus s
Wardell as Receiver of the District Ma
tional Bank of Washington. be and he
hereby, is authorized TO sell the property
taxes. water rent, insurance and interest
on existing encumberances. If any. and
operating charges TO be, adjusted to date
the Receiver, 1929 Eye st. NV on Wednes-
day. july s, 1912. at II O'Clock, AN.
provided that copy OF this order be pub
Washington. D. c.. al least twice a week
Tor at least two successive weeks prior to
such sale and al least once a week in the
washington Law Reporter, and provided
further that any sale made at said public
tbs court JESSE c. DATKINsi Justice, jDs Dy
sTEwAR sss tGas csrf soDz Z, onN Ts CBAEdIs
Deputy Clerk. ie2225 jyfT
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Chew Chase Md-S16 75O

One block from Chevy chase Club and
through TRANSFORMATION. detached CENTER
hall plan, frSt-foor lavatory. bedrooms
and baths and large inclosed and
heated sleeping porch on the second foor.
nnished rooms on the third floor. which
is insulated: automatic heat and 3-car
garage: the f1rst-f1oor plan is particularly
appealing: sunroom overlooking the gar
Gen, buffers pantry, y fireplaces cone IN
erty Is in excellent condition. BOSS &
Evening star., 1942-06-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
81 ACRES.

so acres productive farmland balance
wooded. The house has been remodeled
and ls spick and span with its fresh paint
end green shutters: IL has rooms, bath,
furnace, cleo. and phone. and the water
ines are in GOOD condition. 20 miles from
Washington Price. $1,000; 81, 200 down.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
5Sl2. Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1942-06-25

FOR SALE-New and used Taylor Crafts.
Will accept car in trade. Arthur Hyde
Oliver $685.. evens.. Woodley 3024
AIRPLANE, IPOLM. .25 hip. 500 cash.
Call AID 5936.
FLY new de luxe Taylor Craft for s.
per hour club plan. WA. 913S. WA. s6S2
Evening star., 1942-06-25
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

QUICK CASH for your truck. Highes
prices paid. LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
Hyattsvlle. Md WA 1900.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
6 ROOMS-S0 650

, Bethesoa, Md-Modern 6-room brick
home: large bedroom and bath on Isl n"
oecrooms and bath on "n1 A.. frenlace
IN iiving room. laree kitchen, fgll base
ment' auto; heat. perez, f~ncni-ir h7rk
ysrd; l., BLK. TO bus E NJ FRY. INC,
6S4n w sconsin ave VI G14n
Evening star., 1942-06-25
STUDIO LIVING ROOM,

See this BUNGALOW in beautiful Wocd-
moor. Silver Spring area The house has
= nice bedrooms and tile bath, we.l-equip-
ped Kitchen dining room, beautiful studio
living room with od-burning fireplace,
ful basement detach|d garage, steps to
attic: situated on large lot. To inspect
call Mp. HAUL.
WI 4oSD, EVppipcc GU RtoI
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT. COURT OF THE
District of Columbia, Holding Bank
ruptcy Court-In the Matter OF MAX
TATELMAN, S02 I Street. NV, Wash
ington, &c, Bankruptcy No.
4:2S:-To the creditors of Mex Tatelman
OF Washington. d. c. Notice is hereby
gwen that said Max Tatelman has been
duly adiudeed a bankrupt on a petition
MED by hum on the 22nd day OF June.
l942. and that the first meeting OF his
Bldg, 15th and K SITS. NV. Washington
D, C., on the 1th day OF July, 1872, at
the said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine the
BANKRUPT. and transact such other bust
ness as NAV properly come before said
meeting. FRED J. EDEN. Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
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SILVER SPRING
$5,75O-S3O Monthly. F.HA

Arlineton-Ano:her one Of these at.rac-
tlVe 2-story. 5-room brick semi de ached
homes. Exc ptonaliy well construc ed
ATTIC md lar9e baSemen,. parcuet hard
WOOD noorS. oil heat. summer and winter
hoolSup: copper screened and Plumbing
Good closets, gas ranse and G. F. refr.eer-
atoT. nceo-in rear yard Flowers and
shruobery. Convt everything l mile
SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAYMENT
DICK BaSSett. CH 5057 OK 1447
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NEW LOG CABIN. :: ROOMS. BATH;
Delco LIGHTS; sprins; ceptic tank: 71-acre
farm; trees. fruit. vegetables pasture; near
fishing boating. railroad and bus lines.
Box Ash. Star. 25]
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10 TO 20 ACRES WITH SOME WATER
front. vicinity Galesville Md or Patuxent
River, below Benedict, Md. BOX 93-L Star.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACREAGE WANTED.

Is ACRES IN MD. 8 MILES FROM D. c.
on paved road, lots OF oak trees; $4,000
cash If sold at once RA 4343
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ROBERT 5. DAVIS,
Maryland Bldg.. Hyattsville. WA. 1900
ARLINGTON, VA.-S6,95
563S sth St n Cape Cod. first floor. 3
rms. ana bath. vpcant; 2nd floor. . rms.
kit ard bath; rented, S35 Small cash
payment. bal. monthly. OWNER, Ma. 1852;
ewes. RA. 4"31 or IA. 1894
EAST HYATTsVII LE-S495 DOWN. S35
mn-4 rooms and hath; lot lH3xo35; full
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE
Five large lots in defense area for low
cost housing. Plans available.
THOS. E FARRELL CO, Owners,
121 10Th St. N. w. Ma. oa65.
(COLORED) HUNTER PL S E. JUST OFF
Morris rd-Seyeral nice lots, S25 down,
$40 month. V. S. HURLBERT. MA. 3570.
43l H st. NV
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WILL PAY GOOD PRICE for good .OOx1
tires. Box 315-K, Star.