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BRICE CLAGETT. CHARLEs z; WAN
WRIGHT, ATTORNEYS for Receiver,
Southern Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
%sR5 THE TREcEvER NATEE sr2ENfH SE 1gsn9SE
SAVINGS BANK I4se EYE Eyrs1E1a sTFEaEaTN; aNEofJs MM
NO Resevs2 asoRnfEaFh p r. Seventh
Psn sn er te tfe from
at 1900 Seventh Street, Northwest, and
BEING Lot sGS &c in bet Of s 81 shs
nsins inr snd mprSyea esrfan xHfss spa
so fG0T; kia MODEL Edifasso5e saso ps1 vane door and
vestibule: / Nieht depository vault, Sec
ton containing 2 individual steel compa,rt, s,nn
ments with e9mpirsro sfee compartRents @ with
bnation locks. 1 Section containing iau
dspss, boxes ssx.i seslon seSion contan
ment. me consisting Of Teller's counters and
for the total pTcs OF and SIM
sash sl che net To- be Of
Of Of transfer Of title, and said Justus 9 g.
Tepopted Mpoqssd to to this this Court that he has been
pepniy comp3rOier aHSee Of the
oI Gnfd Stases IS shoRn saS1e'bs BY the orsns
Containing such authority dated Novem,n,ei n,,e
s4 ssned By 81 tbs The PsI1s 1nfea seates
annexed to the petition herein, it is BY the
Court this 17th day Of December; ls4
ORDERED. That the said offer OF Berfram
said real estate. fixtures and equipment
shall be ratified and confirmed unless & cause use
ceedinx the present offer be made, accept
able to the Court, on or before the 12th
day of January, 1912 .t % 10 c'slocs: l (. An. IN
sidered and objections to said sale will be
heard, provided, however, that copy o.
this order Nisi be published in The Evening
once in The washington Law Reporter
prior to said 18th day Of January. 1912.
DAVID A: PINE; Justies. . IsSSli ! a c}srI ErSe
81 NNpREw A. HORNER. Deputy Cierk.
ta2,6,0
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STORES FOR RENT.

location l124 Vermont ave; $4,000 per
month. Inquire office. 1120 Vermont ave.
a03 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-STORE OR
Office space. ~
INTERNATIONAL BANK, District Os64.
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AL. PHILIP KANE, Attorney.

IN THE pIsTRIsTv voR GoTRT TRE 6fsrRIeF 3s ueF
OF COLUMBIA.-V. l. RICHARD, Plaintiff.
VS. EMELINE o. r. GROUSE. ct al. De-
fendants Action File -1366S or.
der Of Publication-The object OF TINS Suit
is to obtain a Judgment establishing, by al
verse possession, eomplsinants tItie Ihn IN lee n
subdiyision Of part of Friendship and
other property now known as First Addi-
tion to American University PARK as per
plat recorded in Liber Count No: 10 iollo
3I cf the records Of the ONCE OF the SUI
veyor OF the District Of Columbia; upon a
ORDERED that the defendants Emeline q.
+. Grouse, George NJ. Tayl9r Eiizanetn
Fmeline T, Sinclair Charles Holcombe'
James Holcombe, M. c. Smith. Nathan w
Grouse Mrs Esther A. Robinson. MIS-
Mary c. Keightley: If living, otherwise IN
unknown heirs, alenees and devisees OF OF
deceased. cause their appearances TO oe
entered herein as follows: the parties s9eo
as known on or before the first rule Gay
occurring one month after the hrst publ
cation hereof; and the parties sued as un-
known on or before forty ,4n) days aIter
the first rule day; otherwise this cause WI
be proceeded with as in case Of detault
week for three successive weeks in the
WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the Eye
ming Star newspaper, longer and otnei
publications being dispensed with foi
satisfactory cause shown in the Complain
8; +. LgHEING 9siss Saisies 1se'I14 'sI14rMART 4 tsqe
eylesk ecyleersk. BY JULIA W. sH1PLEY,o Z Deputy dss
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BRICE CLAGETT. CHARLES E.. VAIN
WRIGHT. Southern Building. Attorneys
for Receiver.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
=, United States ten for tns DssTct o ,fisTIfs q, THs
TIoNAL BANK OF WASHINGTON; Wash
sDFSs6s saT1S2 81 RsqrQSa 1ING sSE Ges
Justus s.. Wardeli, as Receiver Of the
filed in the above entitled cause for au:.
thority to sell certain parcel OF improved
estate oeased in the pp 3, Of
and K Streets Northwest. more particularly
described as follows: Part OF original
Los 4nog assessed as Lot sit1 In eSssEs
corner OF Ninth and K Streets Northwest.
snd has Nnh q .1a
1890 square feet Of ground. located in
known as 951: 953 and 955 Ninth Street;
by four-story and basement limestone
and strcco over brick building. with frame
door to vault and two steel cabinets, to
the Comptroller OF the Currency Of the
United States for the purchase price OF
and and similar charges to be adjusted as, Of
the date OF transfer OF title, and IT further
appearing to the Court that on December
| an order Nisi directing that said sale be
ratified and confirmed unless cause be
sGe on to df the ssone he or 3 eReG dsg Of
cember, 1891, at 10 O'Clock AM. at which
time higher offers would be considered snc
! objections to said sale would be heard
/ and further directing that a copy Of sait
| Order Nisi be published in the Evenini
| Star Newspaper at least three times snc
! once in the Washington Law Reporter
/ prior to said December %. la4l. and 4
| further appearing to the Court that sale
| order NiSi was duly published in tn,
! Evening Star and in the Washington Law
/ Reporter in accordance with the terms o.
| said order Nisi and it further appearing
| TO the Court that at hearing held IL
! Open Court on December %, 1871. counse
! presented good and suficient grounds for
| continuation OF the time for confirmation
| and ratification of said sale. IL is by tn,
| Court this ogth day of December. 1q4I
ORDERED. That final action BY the Cour
on the petition herein be postponed unit
| 10 o'clock AM. on Monday. January 10
| 1912, and it is further ORDERED. Th6
Justus S: Wardell. as Receiver Of thu
! District National Bank of Washington. b,
and he hereby is authorized to accept tn,
| offer for said real estate herein set forth
| unless cause be shown to the contrary or
higher offer be made on or before the saic
| 10Th day Of January, 1912. at 10 o'cloci
AM, at which time higher offers will b,
| considered and objections will be heard
| provided. however. that copy Of thi!
| order be published in the Evening Sta
| Newspaper at least three times and once IL
the Washington Law Reporter prior II saic
| 18th dav Of January, 1912. 2. DICKIN
| SON LET'S. Justice. tSeal) A true copy
! Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, clerk. B!
+, w. r. McALEER, Deputy Clerk
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1888 "a ton panel: extra good
shape: will sacrifice for cash. Apply owner.
1922 Wisconsin ave or call WI. O6O0.
FORDs (2) 1910 1Ha-ton nat trucks; also
/ Ford 1889 h-ton hat truck: Chevrolet
1897 Ia-ton pickup; not q dealer see
E. c. Goode. construction ONCE, 49th and
Law
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WE SAY GOOD TRADE NEXT BEST
TO sale BIZ list in. out D, C. state what
you have, wish. Many clear. some one
trust N z. RYON CO, Ma. 1907.
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2S WOODED LOTS,
Montgomery Co. 4 mi. on Geo. ave ex-
tended Price, $500 per lot: good terms
or owner will consider partnership with
builder TO erect small houses. MR.. BEN
NETT, District 7740; evenings. North 2oIb.
COLCRED-ROLAND PARK-BEAUT1FUL
homesltes. S395 and up, easy terms.
DAVID COOPER, 800 st. NV.
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LOTS WANTED.
PEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

HAVE ALL-CASH BUYERS FOR SUITABLY
located building lots Mr johnson. SH
45is. McKEEVER g. WHrTEFORD, DI
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e,,s,hsss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

10 ACRES OF CLEARED LAND, 2 FAC
tory bldes.. each 36x75 f.: eisc. on land:
on good road A. J. BOHANNON. 1116
18th st. NV.
12O NEW JERSEY AVE. N.W.-CENTRAL-
" located store. divided for offices. and a
4-car garage attached: rent reasonabIe
AND SON. Adams $500.
NEW, MODERN STORES AND APART
ments. at 42nd and Foote sts. ne. In newly
developed section. Only commercial iocA-
WALSH. INC, DI. 1bb1.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL, GIVE UNENcUMBERED, MODERN
suburban home in Maryland as part or full
payment Tor farm IN southern, Prince Prinse
inGton. State all facts. including exact
location, price. conveniences, acreage. etc.
Box 32p-D, Star.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

NEW BLDG. 54 L ST. Sc AVAILABLE
Jan 1st THOS. D. WALSH, INC, $40
lth ST. NV
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VACANCY FOR BACHELOR. ARMY, NAVY
or Marine officer in larse apt. with 3
others; well furnished NV. area. Call
1T. LUDCKE, Ii. 1890 before 4 pm.
SUITCASE ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH
dressing closet. completely furnished: in
hood in NV. 10 min. downtown by bus;
SIS month. ia, aS17.
LARGE AND BEAUTIFULLY .FURN APT
In most exclusive residential district.
bedrooms. . baths, maids rooms and
baths, living and dining room: immediate
occupancy. Write Box 4S-C. Star, for
appointment
BASEMENT APT. 1920 MONROE ST. NV.
- rooms twin beds, private lavatory and
entrance: Q employed adults; So week
18th AND CLIFToN-2 r.. K. B.. BASE
ment; white couple to care for 3-apt. bldg.
and pay $3.50. MA. 1855.
4l6 MASS. AVE. NW.--FURNISHED APT.
q rooms and Kitchen.
DOWNTOWN. lois VERMONT AVE
Basement apt. for man and wife; attrac-
tive.
al E, CAPIToL-CoMPLETEL FUR
nished light Housekeeping room: range
NEW FRONT APT, S67.5O
Beautifully furnished; new furniture;
studio living room. 1axle tt; large dress
ing closet kitchen: 6-cu.-ft. refs; bath;
(gas and eleC included. 65Ol l4th st.
NV See janitor or MRS. HYATT. IA. 660l. .
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
Newly furnished non -housekeeppimns p n
apartments, obtaining rooms ana path.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC,
1924 Vermont Ave NV. District si4l.
B14 Conn. Ave, Next Claridge.
Lg R., X. Frigid,, Everything Fur: Sf7 80
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MONEY TO LOAN,

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR End
trusts, taxes st trusts D, C. Nd. and Va
and home improvements Deals closed n
NANCE CO.. 9l5 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. - o..
REAL ESTATE LOANS--4h-69. Graded
according to character of loan:
MOORE e. HILL CO. S04 18th 81. NV.
QUICK. CONFIDENTIAL SECOND TRUST
money on your home. METRO REALTY
CO.. 7l3 Woodward Bldg. RE. 1l22.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ANDREW d. vOZEOLAs. Attorney,
421 18th Street, NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia-Bertha White. Plaintiff. vs.. Robert
ORDER OF PUBLICATION ABSENT DE-
FENDANT.-The object of this suit is 70
obtain an absolute divorce on the grounds
the plaintiff, it is this 18th day Of De-
cember, l941. ordered that the defendant
Robert White cause his appearance to be
day. exclusive OF Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day of the frst
cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default Provided. a copy Of this order
be published once a week for three success
sive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and the Washington Evening Star
before said day. DAVID A. PINE. Justice
(Seal) Attest: CHARLES z. STEWART
Clerk BY ELEANOR E. JOBE, Asst. Clerk
delpo6.ia2
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DEFERRED PAYMENT NOTES
LIST trust, Sc interest. monthly payments
end trust So interest, monthly payments
Will sell notes outright or Will excnangt
for real estate
1916 ST. NV. RE 2460. MI. 4529.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

so ACRES, BORDERING STREAM. ON
hard road. close to highway; As minutes
Washington; 7-r, stone house. improys-
ings; $4,000: $1,000 to 81. 600 cash; BY
appt. Phone Hernon SO. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon. Va.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND s E. PROF.
erty; quick settlements. QUINN g. MILLER,
500 11th st. Sc. FIR. 2l00.
$40 RMS, PREF. OLD HOUSE. LIKE POS.
within 80 days; all cash. E. A. GARVEY,
DI. 450S: eve.-Sun., GE 5000. l1"6 VT. ave.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old c. houses: no commission MRS.
KERN, 2632 Woodley pl. NV co. 2675.
CASH CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES OF RES
idential and business properties. regard
less of condition, in all sections of the
District FRANK NJ. DOYLE, realtor. 927
18th st. NV. DI. 1965.
PRIVATE PARTY WHO HAS STUDIED
real estate thoroughly will buy from owner
& to 10 room house. brick, frame or stucco.
any section city. REGARDLESS of condition
cash for party having genuine buy. others
do not apply. GE. 551S q.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER for your d
c. property II the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small condition immaterial
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. 0S7s
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SALE OR LEASl

SALE OR LEASE
o-story brick building. in St. Matthews
ct. tadjacent Conn. and R. I. aves); com,
mercial zone; suitable for studio and
L. W. GRooMEs. 171e Eye st.
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ApAprArhrs FIR OR UhEUR.

s434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. (coR. 26th,-
rms. *. h., b. and 3 ~: water, cleo.
gas, porches; 1stsf.; $40 wk. or best bid
NEAR WALTER REED-S42, 80.
6634 Georgia ave. Apt 4-2 rooms.
kitchen. dinette, alcove. bath with shower.
refrigeration. screened-in porch. back yard.
o. B. HOPKINS,
1928 Vermont Ave. NV. DI TIL
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy Second-trust notes. d. G.,
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d. INVESTMENT
CORP,
1912 N Y Ave. NV. National 1888.
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STUDIOS

SUBLET GROUND FLOOR. FURNISHED
or unfurnished Immediate possession.
Very cheap Randolph 500.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOX SAIE.
BABY FARMS. 3 TO ACRES AND UP;
committing distance, 13 miles D. e; S5no
per acre Terms JOHN BURDOFT.
ColesVille Md, Ashton 3s46.
FOR LOW COST HOUSING.
Not far from D. C. line on main high
way; 90 minutes to downtown Washing
ton; near new Government once bldg. de-
velopment; about q mile frontase on PIKE
ground lies we'll fne trees bus service
$50 acres Owner will sell NOW for S35t
per acre in parcels of so acres or more
/, cash with release clauses Can ee'
priority for bldg. material and F: H. A
loan. Call MR. DREW. RE. 11Sl.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Investment Blds
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

42ll FAPRAGUT ST, HYATTSvILIE. MD
--Unfurn. living rm dining room, he'd
room, Kit, bath: ut. trans; couple only.
3 ROOMS, KIT. BATH, FIRST
floor. SIS. SH. 46OS-M.
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l,OOO,O 900 End TRUST MONEY
To lend to D. c. Md, Va; Home owners.
NO APPRAISAL FEES.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
1929 L St NV District $3.50. 3.
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NEW APARTMENTS
NEW EXCLUSIVE APT.

The WINCHESTER LUZCN,
66Ol / f,h St. N.T-Corner Whittier.
Main Lobby on Luzon Ave-
I large rooms so 50
3 large rooms SOP 30 IN
LIVING rooms l"x21 tsome l4x3Ol. Jr
dining rooms bright bedrooms, 3 to )
ClC-e'S v0u can walk into
UTII ITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
Svi Chboard and Elevator Service.
NE HYATT-Rnsident Manager
Evening star., 1942-01-02

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEW. MODERN STORES AND APART
ments at 42nd and roote sts. ne, In newly
developed section; only commercial locatlon
within large radius. THOS. D. WALSH.
INC DI 1887
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,nvrsIMsNr PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER 8; IL.
iti or 90 unit apt house, not over 10 or
is yrs. old, preferably in Petworth or
R,ightwoods private party: will pay cash II
narfy has Genuine buy only. GE. 557S. a
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED OFFICE, REA-
sonable rent. 32l Bond Bldg. MA. 19l4.
ONE LARGE OFFICE ROOM. 4O4 SEVENTH
st, corner D. NV, SD. "
17I2 CONN. AVE. N.W-ABOUT 1,5o0 SO
It. OF Office space on ground floor. PERCY
H RUSSELL CO., 1871 X st. NV.
. WELL-FURNISHED OFFICES, SINGLE
or en- suite. with or without secretarlai
service. rea soma BILE Denrlke Bldg. ME. $3.50.
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MONEY WANTED,
LEGAL NOTICES,

DESIRE 81 900 IMMEDIATELY. GIVE
security S65,OOO value, business prop.
centrally located. Box 464-C. Star.
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: - - =.
PETWORTH.

Convenient TRANSFORMATION. ] 5 minutes
downtown Solid brlck, semi cneo
plart: priced for quick sale. r. A. TWEED
co, EN-; $3.50. Evenings MI. 5osnton'
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ROOMING HOUSE,

1331 O 81. ~. W TIE. .4UV, MI: 19-.'--
Apartment, 1st Commercial, Cor.
stories "a unit; sve1ssnE Gss 4ooas rs
and hath each. Annual income, $4,000.
Ground Gro 1880 50, # This building can
continue to operate as an apartment or
| can be converted into an uptown hotel.
JEROME S. MURRAY.
RE o46O 1881 @ st. NV. MI. 4529.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

10 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH. IN NEW
condition: Alexandria. Va; priced for quick
sale, SS,95O WALTER Won HERBULIS,
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. CHEVY CHASE, D. C,

SII ,J0U.
New all-brick Colonial home, rooms.
3 bedrooms. . tile baths, living. dining
rooms, de luxe kitchen. built-in garage:
air-conditioned recreation room LESLIE
D. MEASEIL, WO 4133 l4oT Eve
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PACKARD 1888 4-door sedan: S475. Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO. s4O1.
PACKARD 1910 4-door: 10000 miles. i'm
maculate; $3.50 Flood Pontiac, 4221 Con-
necticut WO S401.
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DUOIIO IIOUOO I OuI . OIO.
A smart looking W'msburg with bigger
than-average rooms. ultra modern bath,
attached garage: lot R5xI42 with abundant
Dogwood Built to order in a restricted
Silver Spring development and in i'm
maculate condition.
r p RIPLEY. SH 454s. EVEN EN- 1880.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

lie tOld nc aDOut lam. AS Ia
matter of fact. Pam herself got on
the phone. She had quite lot to
say
barbara could feel an embar-
raised flush creep into her checks.
"Oh. what n lot of trouble I'm
Ding 10 have with you"
Are yOu?" she asked softly.
"L;,trnG YOU ont of other PEG.
pl"'s mcs~rS ali my life is going to
be quite 4 job"
There. H,d almost said it. Only
lie didn't really say il.
Wed better start making some
plans. We wont have much time"
he said then.
For what"
Why. he hadn't even heard her.
He'd gone to the radio and was
twisting the dialS. The football mu-
sic Of a collegiate band blared
forth.
They play football in February
in California" he told her. We'll
have TO he back Ivy next Thursday"
We can make it easily. but
why:" she answered pleasantly.
just as il lie had made sense.
Tie board will meet then. OF
course we'll have TO float a small
bond issue. hut with Kilcrans hum
drCi thousand 10 start :"
barbara exploded. Tony"
lie snapped the radio off.
Il get the hospital. darling" he
said. k!lcran made only one con-
dG,lon. It's 10 be called the Brad
shaw decentralization my father"
She couldn't say a thing, but the
pressure of her hands on his told
him what she wanted to'say.
what dc You suppose ever made
him come across ."
Barbara shook her head dumbly.
Ruth Calder called from the
Kitchen. 'IurChll be ready in
about 20 minutes"
Lunch ." Tony sad. Lunch!
Wen have 10 make ii snappy. Tho
rrl! estate Office closes carly on
Saturday"
VIVA. real estate office ?" Bar
blra asked patiently.
Over at the apartment house.
You youll like living there,
Won: you. darling? It'lI he easier
to keep house than big place like
| this"
barbara gave him the wrycst
little smile. Tony. my darling.
d ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

.r' "nJ. The chr"ry. we'll
youth who brought N"r l.,
-. .N whistle as he shove.
..mGlng door j" The waist
..-. "tt!on that separated the
.... .. sections.
i'. yoUr new cirl. Connie"
II. . his grin on Mary in sud
.,. .. .."g!atIon. And not bad. o"
D.. ' .:"t. Not baG a. all. He
.".... Us voice conid.nG!y as ii
:.. ..f g,r. approached. Cot
o.. '"r lead girl, lie told Mary.
N...r mind that" Connie cut
b. ..-n.y. "Sh, can draw her on.
,.r..-.'Ns ahuu; ne" Sic save
Na'E quick friendly no.. AMI
.....'. :'r acr pass ana read K a.
~., .'t5 lie way through closely
Hr.-,. desks to an empty corner
1"". She waited while Mary net.
Na.~!T tarUs. hat ara gloves into
i drawer. then !ali n handful! q:
n'"'"! forms OF he desk bviu,
her
To re mllcl on. from the hand
written cards. she explained. And
.>ac;Iy Caps where caps agc-lh,
,r.rr identical"
Mary -:oarci rs she recognize.
"Hs' she was To wOs. on. "Np,r
Application blanks she cried !r.,.
fully i've been :i.l'"- them Oh. Toy
O.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

else couldn't understand about n
wedding present
Barbara got out mixing bowl
Seems like everything happens for
the best" she said. smiling. The
Lord works III mysterious ways His
wonders 10 perform.
Ruth Calder said. whats come
over you? Lands sake. you look as
If you'd seen a vision"
Barbara laughed as she had not
laughed III Il long time. It's hun
ger. darling. Look, want 10
change my clothes. How would you
like 20 make one of your wonderful
steak ana kidney pies? I've got all
the things tor it."
"StcaH ana kidney pie on Satur-
day -oon! &. . barbara WiStcr.
are you celebrating something ,"
Barbara popped the flour can
! mister on the table and ran around
Ia KUth. giving her sudden hard
| squeeze. Il hone so. think
/ SO. she added when the doovhcll
rang. She crossed her fingers and
! flew 10 omen il
Young DIR Erolsbay stood trcro
with his folded hands on his hins
ana a lock of hair tun,b,frr oyrr
his frowninr hrow.
"You fakir, You humhuc," he
! said "Dor.t vou r,va o,n,rb ,ro,-
BILE OF your own >"
Tony knew,
"Tr; all out of II today, b,,t 7
Nigh, buy \ little if Won have some
/ for sale"
Don't lean 10 any conclusions
NV good woman. III diIn't h,vc
NV professional DIGNITY 10 fhi,l; q.
! III paid.c vou for the scare Won
gave nc. ia turn Won over NV
knee
over" she said her owes donc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02
CHAPTER FORTY-EIGHT

D,pE,p, ,,.o,. ,,,,.r ,,., ,o,,,
p'S"N the "fi'e III" mo Inc h'Sh-
way-thc kglcrans had been too en-
crossed in heir own affairs TO Of
fer her means of getting home
with slow footsteps. Her knees felt
a little weak from all the excite
rrcut I'M, that WAS not why her
pacc was only n sau,;,cr. There was
all kinds Of wonderful things in
her mind TO be- examined. She
would like 10 have sat down and
lei them t,oyv through her.
Bat il was already noon-thc
Boston cXrrcss footed iovfullv in
tho dis,ancc--anG i was a good
oO-rlIru,c wall; 10 her house.
What. size wondered suddenly.
should she do about going TO the
shrriff's Office"
Tony world tell her. Tony. Tony.
What did Tony like best to eat g.?
She FASTENED her footsteps and
turned in the direction of the mar
kc;s. thinking Of succulcrt foods.
She was very hungry. II had been
hours since she'd had breakfast,
No. il wasn't hours II vas endless
ages since Pete skiff had frozen
her heart with the sioht of those
bits of broken glass ana her world
had so nearly toppled. Now her
world was perfect. in apple Die
order" Miss Addie would saw.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

BLANKS Il.r fingers were numb
AND -.. Size coulGn'. ,r! her
ona-.. ...r-r. The line us I4m-
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burned .a a couple Of loud snouis
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nnl.-.- The mans Sar.u~ic y..,c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-02

N.u... l%:i"S:yuG was EU.l.y d,
,vtnH A.Gm!,. and PRAYER ton jUIE
mvul MIS- continued upon pHHm,n
ct ..v costs.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-23
U.S.. Planes Active
On Desert Front

CAIRO. June %. (UP)-The Unit
ed States Army air corps is cooper
ating with the Royal air force IN
heavy attacks on Axis bases, COM
muniuue disclosed today as British
mobile forces spared with enemy
spearheads along the Egyptian
frontier
American B-24 bombers, which
carry four tons of bombs and are
known as Liberators to the British,
ioined with the RAF in a heavy
raid on the Axis Libyan base of
Benghazi on Sunday night, causing
many fires, damaging railway sid
ings and harbor moles," the COM
munique said.
The operations of the American
planes. under command of Col. Fl.
A. Halverson of Iowa. were against
supply lines of Nazi Marshal Erwin
Rommel. who is massing his forces
for a quick offensive against Egypt.
At the same time, RAF torpedo
planes attacked an enemy convoy
of two medium sized merchantmen
escorted by destroyers and scored
hits on one merchantmen, the COM
munique said.