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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

A/AITE PHILLIPS, Oklahoma philan-
NJ thropist, won universal admiration
w the other day when he made five
million-dollar present 10 the American Boy
Scouts
a wonderful thing and he has done lots Of
others but nothing can equal the gorgeous
moment when ne returned a "prodigal son
in-law," bringing the fattcd calf with him in
the form Of $500 900 cash 10 save his father
in-law's bank
II was an Horailo Ager success story
with an O Henry surprise ending perfect
impossible 10 improve But II did not end
there. Mr.. Philips now - years old has
gone right on living and Succeeding making
and giving away more millions
Yet an these achievements are anti
1limaxes Ncrcr can De-, hope 20 top that ore
7t1h spot m. ms rarccr
At tho age Of IS Waltr and his lauly
twin brother NIatc ran away from Tho ThlI-
lips farm near Knoxville Iowa Tins caused
The At,lc town leading citizen and president
~ the bank John y Elliott 10 shake ms head
sadly He Thought II poor Nay for the boys
90 start thoif careers 10, loHg after the start
a.! thr present century
I7lr funds of his bank w.re largely in
vested IN mortgages on surrounding farms
and tho We're sound because hc mad, Il ms
business 80 know the character of the farmers
who harr9wcd'ttc hauts money
Nesys ~ tho rInaways for thr nest fcw
years vas not encouraging He heard that
-tAoy ppete- 4,4f.rr4Hp the Noftheres'
working az any I'D job hat tlFncd up such
As ca,tIe- HrAnel-ae harvesting and even.
mining
All honest enough hG' what future could
there be- M jumping around from ou, thing
90 another The banker prorhcsicd that
some day ihoy would come back broke ard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

critics for 100000 600 and that az thc age OF
43 he could have retired with At least a
fortune Of $50 600 600.
That is why The other day ne was able 10
Let go cf $4,000 ooo worth without making an
economy Lecture 10 Mrs Philips and their son
and daughter
Many people imagine that 10 give away
50 600 600 Is as simple as 20 give away five
dollar hill provided one has 1t 90 give In
reality II dome right il IS quite difficult and
complicated Even multmilionaires DO not
carry that amount m currency IN their pock-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

much during tho war years found a gutted
market for their crops and were unable to
pay mortgage principal interest or even taxes.
Tho banker saw his mortgages which had
once been So sound turning into frozen credits.
Others saw2it too. apd started a run ON the
bank
As the dreaded hour approached when Mr..
Elliott must close the banks doors for lack
OF currency a tall man whom he had not seen
for ! $ wears walked n grinning Mr. Elliott
had long before prepared few well-choscn
words for this occasion, but he was too heart
D., American w.,kly Iu. tt.at Er tain Rights Res
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

the ups seemed hig
ger than the downs.
ne had no doubt
that such crazy
ga m blin &" would
only end in the poor
house
However. neither
Vera nor waite dis
ohcycd his order
never 10 darken his
door a $ king for
help Finally came a
time when he al
most forgot them inn
pressing troubles Of
ms own.
In 925. low a
farm crs who had
hrarchnd ont too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

tax money until they learned that Phillips had
taken care of their headache, too In the
deed he specifies that the regular taxes are
70 bc paid on all space occupied for COM
petitve business
O. Henry would have stopped right at
that "fatted calf episode and left il 10 the
reader TO assume that Mr. and Mrs Phuips
lived happily ever after
They had their joys an glooms too son
Elliott and a daughter Helen Jane who has
had an unquct matrimonial life like most
h"ircsses. Waite has known his disappont-
ments striking salt water instead of OH as
Well as being deceived and betrayed i'm bust
ness deals. such things upset hlrn no moro
than carpenter when his nail splits a piece
Of wood ne has carefully fitted
one thing is known 10 have been such a
shock that it made Waite Phillips physically
Ill for many days. Some time ago Well
known woman novelist was their guest az
Philbrook their $1,000 GOO mansion 40 Tulsa
They entertained her royalty and showed
every room in tho house. II is true hat ~,
place had more bathrooms than were really
needed and In many places It was nccilrssly
ornate and costly
The host and hostess d.l not e<plain that
much az tins grandeur Was form Il dis
guscd charity work ,i,a'ea for sallcdlatti-
sans Too proud III l.ccH penny as charity
The novelist repaid their hospitality by writ
ing "a magazine article rl.culIug OH million
aires and their roldplated taucc;F etc. That
experience made Mr. Phillips a rlis,r OF words
1t is almost impossible g. interview him on
anything even the weather, for fear Of mis-
representation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

Mr.. Waite Phillips Ran Away With The
Bankers Daughter. Became Rich. Returned in
the Nick Of Time to Save Popa-in-Law From
Ruin-And Now Turns Over an Almost
Incredibly Valuable Gift to the Boy Scouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

sick now TO DO more than
ask what tho caller wanted
Il ann the prodigal son-in-
law but | am bringing the
fattcd calf with me, Waite
answered. VIII a million IN
cash save you? If SO l
have IT,
As matter Of fact. II
took only 100000 to make
the timid depositors start
putting their money back as
fast as they had been draw
ing IT out
Il just loaned the bank
some money is all Waite
VIII ever say about the res
cue What of 1t o."
Today probably only Waite
Phillips his accountants and
the various tax-inspectors.
assessors and collectors,
know the amount of his
wealth
However, IT is a fact that
at ono time hc sold out a
b.,.r,.I. .t nkIslyr4g ,ft MON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

'%-~HEornc town :
leading citizen He AS
sIrcd tho banker that
ne was through wan
dcrng and would set
tie down Al aGy sort
OF work
At the end OF his
Inst ~ strong arm
1obs he knew some.
thing about the youth
added that he could
do "A little bookkcep-
my II happcrcd that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

cts, nor even in the banks, unless they
have accumulated it, to purchase some
thing
Their wealth is mostly in some sort
of property, buildings factories, shops
or land.
Mr.. Phillips owned 81 500 acres of
land in New Mexico. with a paatial
ranch house scores Of other buildings,
herds Of Coriedale registered sheep,
antelope and buffalo It's orchards, last {
year produced 5000 bushels Of apples
and it's mountains have been mined in a
small way for coal, gold and iron. Some
day, in the remote future. the property
may return the millions sunk in it with
interest and profit.
But TO what organization could he
give such place right now?
The Red Cross is in desperate need of
every cent it can get but it does not want
tracts Of land. The Red Cross would have
to sell the ranch for whatever could be
gotten and among the tax-poor rich
there are no customers these days
one organization was especially
adapted TO use the great ranch just as
II Was-the Boy Scouts
1t would be simple matter TO have
just decided the land over TO the organi-
cation as he had done with Philturn,
an adjoining ranch of IS 600 acres, many
years before Had he done only that. the
gift would have been a white elephant
for the boys who have no funds for the
maintenance Of such a vast estate
To supply this need, he threw in his
big business building PhiltoyUcr third
biggest in Tulsa Even that was COM
phcated. Turning the building over to a
welfare organization meant that il
would become taY-eXempt, like church
property.
Local and state governments were
aghast at the prospect of losing all that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

\N/AITE PHILLIPS Oklahoma philan-
NJ thropist, won universal admiration
w the other day when he made five
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-30
GREENBELT CoOPERATOR
Brownies Throw Party

Instead of the usual weekly
meeting, the Greenbe1t Brownie
Troop No. 35, under the leadership
of Mrs. Shirley R. Levine, held a
costume Halloween party in the
social room of the Elementary
School on Monday.
The girls conducted their own
unrehearsed amatuer hour while
enjoying ice cream, candy and
cookies
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-30
Town Vacancies Filled

The accounting division of the
Town Administration office has
recently employed two new book
keepers, Mrs. Marjorie English
and Mable Gambler. These new
employees are filling positions
which have been vacant for some
weeks.
j. w. Rabbit, Jr., is in charge
of the accounting division, which
is now located on the second floor
of the Medical Center Building.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-30
Stores Set New High
In Sales for Week

Another record week of sales
was chalked up by Greenbelt Con-
sumer Services when the Food
Store did a total business of
$8340 for the seven days ending
October "a. During this period
all stores Of the cooperative show
a turnover of $15,147, also an all
time record.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-30
Greenbelt Chorus Open
To Nonresident Pupils

Ben Goldfadden announced this
week that the members of the
Greenbelt Chorus are not limited
to Greenbelt Schools. Any school
children in grade A or over who
wish to participate are asked to be
at the Elementary School at A
D. m. Monday, November 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

27O7 AND $50 CENTRAL AVE, ALEX
andria. $40 per mo, 500 cash, price
$4,000, F. H A. detached, rooms base
ment, 2-Story. B. J. GREENHOUSE, Ma.
aQrh. niphfs Ely SS0O
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SIMON, KOENIGSBERGER 4 YOUNG,
LEROY s. BENDHEIM, Attorneys,
340 Woodward RIdE

IN rn TIE = DIsTRIcT Court. or THE
81 Rs.,s HH5fn MIR r!2D.Ei sssEs s:
SEA- xS NEW par 70 10 Ri47
ts1 the .l q tie ISSUES
a h' xfn sss sssd e s shs Ea Sas q
and S pu 81 Myaf as s sss
cent Lois Yamin oeen mno joseph 70 Ysmin
her custodian and Jack Fschel; minor
az nd be- sche bv his tSe op ans N
day of April, 1912: ORDERED: That said
issues be set down for trial on the 10th
weeks IN n' The M iG Law seIf
in The Evening Star newspaper, the sub
stance , Of said issues being as follows:
Curt w snd s da TsP Ing a d in this o
Of Myer J. Herschman;, decsaseds TIVE:
day of October, 1889, puIportine to be the
last will and testament Of Myer J, Hersch-
man. deceased, executed and ,attested in
Of the making and sSbseribins or r Of tie
G sSand na IS hf sa Mind and esnsb
OF EXECUTING valid deed or contract?
Four; Was the said paper writing dated
the 4th day of October 1899. obtained, or
thereto. procured from the said Myer J.
Herschman, deceased. by fraud or deceit
2racticed upon the said Myer j. Herself
man by Bertha B: Kaufman, Irving Kauf-
man, or any other person or persons?
Five: Was the said paper writing dated
or the execution thereof, procured from
the said Myer j. Herschman, deceased, by
the undue influence or duress. or coercion
of Bertha B. kaufman. Irving Kaufman,
or any other person or persons? BOLITHA
J. LAWS. Justice. Consent: fS.l ARTHUR
man, Executor of the Estate Of Myer J.
Herschman. 80 EDMUND L. JONES
Attorney for Bertha B. kaufman. Seal
true copy. Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
ap.20.23,27. 30.my4.7.1l,14
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AUCTION SALES.
EITyFRE
THos, J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs

THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED GROUND USED AS A PARK
ING LOT, ZONED FIRST CONNER
CIAL. AND FORMERLY KNOWN AS
PREMISES s14 NINTH STREET
BY virtue of s~eertain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1852, folio l75, ct
seq; Of the lane, records of the. District
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises; on TUESDAY, THE
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
lot 10 in Square 374, beginning for the
same at the southeast corner of said lot
and running thence north on Ninth street
30 feet. thence west 03 feet to an alley,
thence south - feet. thence east 103 feet
the beginning.
TERMS. Sold subject to a prior deed OF
trust for 100000, further particulars of
which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. deposit of $500 90 re-
auiIed. Conveyancing, recording, etc, at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver
tised and resold at the discretion of the
trustees.
g. H FELDMAN,
MORRIS ABRAMS.
myp. IL, 1416,lS Trustees
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
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BELTSVILLE, MD.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

IA acres of rich ground. adjoining
Govt Experimental Reservation: 5 large
room bungalow. cellar, h-wh: in pink of
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LOVELY 3-RM. DEMONSTRATOR, cleo
refg. ATTRACTIVE discount Other bargains
gee quick. Elcar Coach Co., Canary Trailer
TRAILER. l4-foot, good tires: 5000 cash
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1006 Taylor st. ne. near 10th-Attrac-
tive BUNGALOW, in good condition; rooms
and bath, attic, oil air-conditioned heat
new roof; lot 7sx67. Price, S7,450.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r. J. Ave. NE DE. O317
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black finish, best tires: trade, terms, guar
antee; S345. WHEELER, NC 4s10
Wisconsin. OR 1850.
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All NJ ~ e SSOD rSEiS SIn ~ BJ1S
Two 6-rm., -bat tn brick homes, on large
wooded lots, at S9,250.
A big. new brick, rms, ga baths;
$500.
Inspect today. HARRY NICHOLSON,
GIL, $3.50, Oxford o7l7
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
1912 AMES ST N E
Michigan Park Bungalow.

1s-ft wide brick. semi-det; 6 rooms,
recreation room, auto. heat, attic; deep
lot: convenient terms. MA. 1919.
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Americas outstanding economy car; like
new from top to bottom. $4,000 actual
miles; luxuriously upholstered. gas-savtns
oVerdrive. heater Buy now at S7ef, L.
D, Butler Co., 1921 21st st. NV. DI.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOVELY 3-BEDRooM HOME. "a BLOCK
from Washington blvd. Possession Sept. |.
S9,250. Once open until pm. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, INC, 4617 Lee highway.
IN JloS nyford 1J1A
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Attractive 5-rm. BUNGALOW, with posi-
bilities of 3 additional rooms in LARGE attic
sides breakfast nook, pantry and screened
living porch. hardwood floors, fireplace,
large dry basement; good condition: corner
lot. with trees and lily pool: within walk
ing distance of Clarendon, convenient TO
10c bus, schools and etc: 10 minutes
D. C. Substantial cash payment, Oh.
5O57. OK 1441.
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FOR SALE!
A HOME OF INTEREST
TO EVERY EXECUTIVEl

The most unusual opportunity in Wash
inRton history. Built by a prominent local
builder as his own home from plans by one
OF the Nation S outstanding architects. It
Sma Hest detail. Located on extremely
spacious grounds, Handicapped and sodded
WITH loving care, with gardens, fagstone
walks, steps and terraces like a movie set
TINS; 1t is truly one of the Capitals show
places. Flowers and shrubs in bloom
throughout the summer; covered barbecue
complete privacy. and every beauty and
pleasure that nature offers. Every facility
IoT cultured living and entertaining is pro-
vided ) bedrooms. baths, private sun
geek and bath off masters suite; 1st-foor
library with bath. recreation room with
fireplace, magnificent living room, octago-
nal dining room. porches. 2-story stair
hall, servants quarters and bath, Gear
garage. Public TRANSFORMATION. if needed, is
conveniently close. For further particulars
and appointment call Mr.. Candy at ONCE Of
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FALLS CHURCH, VA, 216 FOREST DIR
New S-room, 2-bath stone home, large
wooded lot; exclusive community of fine
homes available Immediately, S165 mo.
Falls Church 2544.
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, MAY 1s-NEW,
modern 3 bedrms., 2l2 baths, furnished.
Owner reserve | bedrm. Near bus line;
reasonable. Phone Falls Church 1716-W.
ARLINGTON. va ROOMS. BATH,
fireplace porch, yard; restricted neighbor-
hood near schools. bus, shopping. CHI
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III ,000-CHEVY CHASE, T
lust Off Conn Ave

A substantial detached brick and frame
dwelling built only few years ago and at
the price 1t represents an excellent value.
The location is one square from Conn. ave.
ana within moments walk of elementary,
Junior and senior high schools; the house
is comfortable in size and we'll planned;
entrance hall, living room with fireplace,
french doors to side porch, large dining
room, pantry and kitchen, also screened
porch of dining room, 3 splendid bed
rooms master bedroom with private bath
porch, stairway to large storage attic
tsp2ce for additional rooms> OIL HEAT,
pullt-ln garage, nice lot trees, rear gar
Den fenced in. Shown by appointment.
IHOS; J. FISHER & CO, INC, Realtors,
d $3.50; Or evenings call MR.. SMALTZ,
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PETWORTH.

Beautiful Groom, 2-bath, row brick
nome overlooking Government park. Liv-
ms room and recreation room with open
hreplaces, side hall, sun parlor off dining
room. An excellent buy at S9,250. Shown
BY appointment only. To see call Mr.
GInnettl, Dl. 300; evenings, TR. 1882.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

I3-ROOM, FINE SOLID FRAME HOUSE,
basement, cleo, bath, between Norbeck
and Rockville price depending on amount
of land desired to 100 acres. Box 2S4-C,
Star 2O*
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CULPEPER AND RAPPAHANNOCK COUN--
ties-A large listing of good farms of all
sizes and prices BROWNING REAL ES-
TATE AGENCY, Culpeper, virginia
DESIRABLE IO-A. NORTHWEST MD
OR frame hse.. on hill: fruit, garden
Quick possession. % MI D. G.; for $500
cash Box 240-C, Star.
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SEE THIS TODAYl

Beautiful center-hsl brick home on large
recreation room; oil heat, garage: ideal for
doctor or dentist; reasonable cash pay
ment balance like rent. Call FRANCIS
c HEIGIE
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

OPPOSITE MANOR COUNTRY CLUB.
1l6-acre farm. large main house, barn
and / tenant house; small stream; approx
2200-ft. frontage on State highway.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO
s634 ColesvIile Rd Shepherd 5l00
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FxcEvJENT INVESTMENT

ant. rooms, kit and bath, separate heat
and entrances. Rental SO 80 mo. No
expenses. Only $3.50 on terms, Call TIL
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. $500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK 14th ST. N.W.-LARGE
store, with 6-car garage, apis two floors
above. Price, terms on application, owner
consider trade. v. S. HURLBERT, MA.
1870, q3l H st. n W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE MD

white brick S-room home: st floor, large
living room % fl. long, large dining room.
complete kitchen, library with lavatory,
sunroom and screened porch: End floor has
large bedrms. and baths, also sleeping
porch; full basement, auto. heat, garage,
finished attic attractive surroundings. Call
E. M. FRY, INC,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ESTATES, FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES
DAIRY farms in Northern Va; cow Wash.
lnston. BUELL. FARM AGCY.. Herndon Va
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Homes of this type are seldom offered
A charming, white brick. shaded lot, lot!
of dogwood. rooms, reception hal
size bedrooms, . tiled baths built-in ga.
rage. It should sell quickly Call EN-
1870 till pm. F. A. TWEED co
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FVFI AND PARK HOME
NEW APT. BLDG.

Not far from large Govt. Office develop
ment, 80 units; few with > hedrms.;
rents approved BY Rent 6 G00Gmm piss gross
deed of trust at 4laGr interest; priced at
less than g times annual rent, which is
below market for new bldg GOOD return
on reas cash payment. Call Mr.. Drew
F ELIOT MIDDLETON. Investment Bldg
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NV. Nj. 9813.
WE ARE NOW MOVING INTO OUR NEW
and larger quarters and will have avail
able by June l the 4-story (22.0O0 # }
warehouse and store property at 5l6 9Th
ST. Sc; also 3-story alley warehouse of
$500 it. at the rear of 613 H st. NV,
ready now. Both properties are fully
seryicesble and sound. Reasonable rentals
for steady tenants. Phone MIR. DERMOT
A NEE, Ext. 5000. P. j. Nee Furniture Co.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CoLoRED-sEVERAL MOE BUILDING
lots, good Sc. section. Hunter pl. near
Morris I'd; So cash and $40 mo. " S.
HURLBEET, MA. 1870 931 H ST., NV
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

REAR 1919 OTIS PL. N.W.-S7 so
month. Call WO. 5000.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NVIVWVUII6S VNINTEO
TOP PRICES for Fords and Chevrolets
Jack Pry. 1341 14th st. NV. co. 977O.
CO. 1855 after 8 pm. Ask for Mr.. White
for appraisal
Al PRICES any make car. Ask for Mr.
Smith, AT. 1905. Coast-In Pontiac, 407
Florida ave. ne.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, highest prices
1646 King St. Alexandria. Va. TIE. 3131
QUICK CASH. any make Car. FLOOD
PONTIAC, 1921 Conn. ave. WO. S400.
Open ewes. and Sun.
Pay TOP price. Drive in Fred L. Nor
CANS lot 1920 14th st. NV.
CAN PAY HIGHER PRICES for your car
because we sell on smaller margin. Don't
sell until you get our price.
LEO ROCCA, INC.
1901 Conn, Ave EN- 1900.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR RENT.

SHE'LL GAS STATION, VERY Low RENT
See Mr. BARRETT at Dude Ranch, Wash
ington- Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Nd.
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WANTED
w 114N 7 III.
PETWORTH HOHCE

nave an immediate cash sale for
or room row or semi-detached brick
4ouse IN PetWorth Price under SO, 500.
II interested IN selling call Mr. Ginnetti,
at BETHEL. DI. 300; or TR. 793a ewes
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


CHEVROLET 1871 de luxe town sedan; Al
condition, five excellent tires; bargain, only
radio and heater, for only S745; is in
splendid new-car condition, driven very
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
1732 X st. NV. ME 1143
"BARNABY WOODS "

bhRNAb 7 WOODS,
Chevy Chase. D. C, highly restricted
neighborhood-Less than 1 year old. CEN
ter-hall plan detached brick, on large
wooded lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1st-f.
den and lavatory, gas heat. attic. built in
garage PRICE for quick sale. Eve, phone
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor, Ma 0753
S495 Down BB aIs ts stt LIKE Rent Szs
near 14th and E Sc, 6 rooms. bath
h.-Wh, ETC.; convenient to everything;
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, ME. $500.
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MISUNDERSTANDING LAKE-V VIEW
home where taxes fuel bill and living costs
are low. Spacious for large family; home
plus income. or convalescing home; sacri-
fee, $3.50 Write OWNER. Floor plans,
photos. Box 70S Orlando. 49,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

End COMMERCIAL ZONE, SUITABLE FOR
contractor or storage of trucks; small bldg
with lot 20x100, near 9th and Florida ave.
NV. MI. 9S13.