davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
MeinnefaQen

sit oas in Der 5laide Saarol?"
Stein, fliiiiiger 2eiml"
uMA, oesbalb bringe i6 ben SUIT
nibt mebr bonn &opf!"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-09
Dor benz Samilienbilbe

@ait: User it 0ieie alte 0ame?"
Sausfrau; oSd)-Oor 20 Sabren."
Evening star., 1943-08-31
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY
Words to Watch.

The words gantlet and gauntlet
should not be confused, although
they are pronounced alike, thus:
GAWNT-let.
"Gantlet" is from the Swedish gat-
lopp, which expresses the idea of
running :iown narrow road or
lane. Running the gantlet was q
form of military punishment in
which the victim was forced to run
between two lines of soldiers who
f1ogged him with their belts. Amer
lean Indians used knives and clubs.
Gauntlet" is from the French gan
telet, originally designating mailed
glove. Today gauntlet is a glove
that extends above the wrist.
The word epitome should not be
pronounced "EP-i-tome." It is word
of four syllables, and the second syl-
liable is accented. Say: ee-PIT-oh-
NEE. Epitome is from a Greek
word meaning ito cut short" It
should not be used thus: "She is
the epitone of loveliness," as q
woman novelist has it. Epitome
means IAN abridgement; a part
which represents the whole" as
This custom is an epitome of
Southern hospitality"
The "g" in the word orgy Is pro-
nounced like a." Say: AWR- jee. It
is from the Latin orgia, nocturnal
festivals in honor of Bacchus." The
original orgies, while of a religious
nature, were marked by wild and
drunken revelry, hence the modern
meaning, excessive indulgence; a
frenzied carousal."
Do not confuse carousal with the
Evening star., 1943-08-31

VI lhe AIR IODAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news, WMAl ai $50
an. daily.
VOL, 6;15-cheaer BowIes, acting admins.
traitor Of 0PA, on "Raiioains."
Wf, 7:3o-saIuis 10 Youth: Interview with
Two high school boys who gave up vacations
10 work In an aircraft plant.
VOL. S:00-Ameritsn Forum: international
Evening star., 1943-08-31

and led another spade, and Eas,
took the king. East then had the
pleasant experience of drawing
trumps by leading the five and fou1
of hearts. After this he cashed the
spade jack, but had to yield the last
trick to dummy's spade ten, and
South was down only three, 900
points.
Actually the defense could have
gotten another trick if Vests first
spade lead had been the eight in
stead of the ace, so that at the end
oummy's ten could have been
trapped.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenkens partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, YOU dealt and held /:
"A K outs
%
o AIS
%543
The bidding:
You. Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner.
Ia Pass 20 Pass
CD
Answer: Two spades; but this is
admittedly close question. Bidding
two spades, you may lose game if
your partner has a borderline hand
and decides to pass; but If you Jump
to three spades you may reach a
losing game if your partner is weak,
or losing slam If your partner is
just fairly strong.
Score 100 per cent for two spades,
so per cent for three spades.
Question No. lat.
Today you hold the same hand
but the bidding is different:
You. Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner
IA Pass "a Pass
CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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word "carrousel." The latter is French
and means "a tournament of cav
alrymen; a merry-go-round." Ca
rousal is accented on the second syl-
liable, which rhymes with chow,
now" thus: kuh-ROW-z1. Car
rousel Is accented on the last syl-
liable, thus: ka-roo-ZELL.
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Evening star., 1943-08-31
Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.
Worthless Cards

Worthless Cards
In most bridge hands any card
from the deuce to the six Is worth
less In itself, and the rank of such
cards does not matter. There are
some exceptions, however, and they
serve to make contract bridge the
fascinating game 1t is.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
4 10 ga
y 10 ct -
83
4 Q752
4 As4 Ak J75
20 NJ y K J8 5
= K 10 8 6 z 8 @
q & 10 4 J9
@ AQs .
y AO 30
5E.-.71 o ATS
4 ASS
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
West opened the four of clubs and
coutn put up oummyS queen, which
won. The three of diamonds was
then led from dummy, East played
low and South ducked by playing
the seven West won with the nine.
West now led the six of hearts.
dummy's nine was played and East
put on the jack, South taking the
queen.
South cashed the diamond ace and
led another diamond, trumping it
with the seven of hearts In dummy
Unexpectedly, East overtrumped
with the heart eight. Now East,
who had noticed the spots on the
cards. laid down the king of hearts,
South winning with the ace.
South now led the diamond jack,
which West won and on which East
threw the club jack. West did not
make the mistake of continuing dia-
monds, which would have forced
South to get another trump. trick
Instead, West. cashed the spade ace
Evening star., 1943-08-31

Police FoFte-ditussion by Author Ely cuIberf.
son, Analyst Edgar A. Mowrsr, columnIs
George Sokosay and Publisher William B. zf.
WRC, S:00-JohnnY Presents: 4 fighting man
Of fsr-flung experience Is 6inny Simms quest.
W0p, e:00-Burns and Allen: Return, with
Frank Sinaira guest.
WhAl, 9:00-Famous Jury Trials: Loves
sweet dream Is blasted.
Evening star., 1943-08-31
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
a to In
edr

Mother-Give me small hairpin,
grandma. 1t looks like there's some
wax way deep in baby's ear and I
want to try and get it out.
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coPvRi0hT. ielS.
MA 0gRvicg. INC.

Jonah, for a bright boy,
you're incredibly dumb. No
body's to know about the elope-
ment, you COON. Well get il
over with Saturday night, I'M
der cover of the party father is
giving. Then I'll slip back here
and Chef will 60 on flying. He's
trying for a commission in the
Army Air Corps, by the way"
Listen, Hildy," said Jonah.
THE thinking behind this is
cockeyed. l strongly sugge
that, if you insist on marrying
this lug, you wait until you col
lect your aunt's shekcls."
"Unh, unh," said Hildy. "Chet
Saxon is too attractive TO be left
around loose that long"
"Ho! You don't trust him. This
marriage is earmarked for a
flop"
1T is not. But girl would
be a fool not to snap Chef up
while the snapping's good. Be-
sides, he's going into the Army.
And you know what uniform
does for a man."
Then why not do il openly
Defy your old man."
She hesitated. Not so good,
either, Jonah. You see, Chef
hasn't any money of his own
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And, believe me, you're right.
That type never makes a good
provider. That type :"
shut up. Jonah" interrupted
Hildy.
"Eh?"
You're perfectly wacky. I'm
more in love with Chef than
ever"
oh" Jonah made a noise like
a pricked balloon.
I'm fact, I'm here on his be-
half"
Jonah folded his arms, aware
that the world had become a
flop again. Proceed" he invit-
ed bleakly.
Before Hildy could do so a
whole series of hoarse chuckles
sounded from within, followed
by robust guffaw.
"'Atta girl" said voice, rich
with appreciation. Sock him
again"
Hildy started. Jonah! What
was that"
Nothing of importance" said
Jonah. Its just Mahoney. He's
got the Rape of the Sabines. On
the Terrible Eye"
"Oh, really. That must be a
marvellous machine. Well have
to do something soon about
breaking a I her with 1t. But
right now oh, Jonah, I'm
so terribly worried"
When she looked up at him
with so much appeal in her eyes,
Jonah knew all over again that
his life would never be COM
plete without her She was so
truly beautiful. so obvious
ly meant for him. He felt warm
inside, proud that she should
have come TO him for help.
1t took all the will power he
had to stop him from lifting
her lips TO his own. He gulped.
The words he uttered were bare
ly whispered.
I'm listening" said Jonah.
(TO Be Continued)
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New Haven

The Methodist churches OF
New Haven and Meade are this
week welcoming their new pas
tor, the Rev. Carl E. Oswald.
Rev. Oswald comes here very
highly recommended. He has
served as pastor at Port Repub-
lie, N. j., Germania, Penn.
Bridgeton and Lakehurst, N. j
He is a graduate of the Pitts
burgh Bible College and also at
tended the Wyoming Seminary
the Y. M. r. A. College at Wilkes
Barre, Penn. and the Central
Methodist College at Philadel-
phia.
His former home was in
Michigan and his parents now
reside at DeFord, Mich. He is
married and has three children
Carl Jr. IA, Arleen 10 and Ma
thanael 4 years of age.
The American Red Cross will
hold Blood Bank Friday, Feb
ruary 10 from IL until p. m
at the New Baltimore high
school. The territory of New
Haven, New Baltimore, Anchor
vile and Fair Haven will be in.
Guided in the Blood Bank. u
Applications must be in the
hands of Mrs. Langstra by Feb
ruary Is.
DR.. and Mrs. James Mont
gomery and son were Sunday
visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Estes en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. John
Drummon and children of De-
troit on Sunday.
The Mothers Club will meet
Will Nll .. dllllS vi VII al
Meade Tuesday afternoon, Feb
16.. The lesson topics, "Psycholo-
gically Speaking" and Health
and Behavior" will be led by
Mrs. E. F. Siefert program
chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kes-
ner had as their guests Thurs
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Long of Detroit.
DR.. Wilhelmina Van Dyke OF
Boston. Mass. visited her par
ents DR.. and Mrs. John Van
Dyke over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Ramin
were in Detroit Saturday eve
ming to attend the golden we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Voland.
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TERRIBLY WORRIED
CHAPTER VIII

Hildy frowned. 1T isn't Faith
er's wretched money I'm wor-
rying about. It's just that Aunt
Meg left me some that's to be
all my own. Only / don't get ii
until next winter when I'm 81.
In the meantime, father has con-
troll of it. And Aunt Meg's will
reads that If father doesn't con-
slider il wise to give me the
money on my 21st birthday, he
can hold out on me. Until I'm
80, if he want to. Can you ina
CINE such a dopey thing?"
"A very we'll drawn docu-
ment, that WILL" said Jonah.
You're mean. to say so. But
you see the spot it puts me in?"
"Um. But just how clipping
with this - this grease monkey
will improve the situation, l
don't see"
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. SERIAL STORY
THETERRIBLEEYE
BY EDWIN RUTT eosys,saI: 's1s
By EDWIN RUTT

"The Terrible Eye" Is indeed . re-
markable invention. IL can recreate ana
televice events dating way back into
ancient history. inventor Jonah Logan
has tried, without success, TO interest
Henry l.. Claiming, multi miiiionair,
camera king. but he cant even get 70
see him. Meanwhile. he has fallen In
love with Hildy, Channing's daughter.
only 10 find that she Is engaged 10 an
aviator with whom she plans to eiope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
AUCTION SALES.
FIrTIrRE
THOS. j. OWEN IL SON, Auctioneers.
Southern Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL


ESTATE
Pursuant to the authority and direction
OF . decree of the then Supreme Court OF
the District Of Colqmbs gov the Dis Us
iasa, in tn. cause therein pending en-
titled Colonial Bank and Trust COMPANY,
plaintiff. versus Edward W. Mollohan' ct
i1s moded bs deeree Of SAID Court
entered on June -. 1912. and in accord
wh o two deeds Of
one recorded in Liber 1922, at folio 1913:
the land rsfo5dS h Of the pstTsi
recorded in Liber 347o. at folio :215. among
SAD and reeod hah ss
and at the request OF the party secured
trustee and a.. substituted trustee as afore-
Of the premises. on FEBRUARY ELEVENTH.,
the District Of Columbia and described as
division as ' shown on The The plat thereof re-
corded In County Book g, at PAGE 80. in
the Office of the Surveyor of the District
PARCEL j Lots to. 4, both inclusive.
In Block 4, also known for purposes OF as
and tsxat0q SQUARE 53a
Parcel 5: lots i to as both inclusive,
In Block 20. also known as square 1921.
PARCEL. 4: Lots / to SO, both inclusive
In E OF SALE Psyse sHu Se .o 59s
and win Be t soid At THREE n Eng oc eIesss
METHOD OF SALE: Parcel / will be sold
as whole: Parcels 2. and will first
s snd 0 sSn t. an he x oTff Se s
q the bidesr o. bidders on the &c thrse
or bid; respectively, viii yield the highest
ferris M e 81 h ssl R'ras hs purchaser
chase price n e cash the Balance l IN equal
Sey wth ntsie; ana at i've years ner eenPem
per .annum. payable semi annua lily. Sc
cured by a FIRST lien deed or deeds Of
eIn p. hi sassssa or to
conveyancnx, recordinE revenues ue s and a,i
or no sale; A deposit Of $4,000 on par
Of parcels n1d 01 viii 20 neo ON e.e Z.
time Of sale. and terms Of sale to be
s ssi,nd ia within u. 30 days deposit
or risk Of defaultinx. purchaser after s
days ,previou. advertisement Of said re-
W. %:sh,n a iS% s. eas"'o.'eF published in
parcel Will be at the southeast corner
OF 49th Street and Ayres Place Southeast.
and the place Of sale Of parcels 2, 3 and
4 VIII be at the southeast corner of Cen
Wa bhivenne 1nd S4th Street Southeast,
HUGH H. OBEAR
Truste. souib nsree . snd Substituted
fe1 ,3,5,8,1O
II Due to the Indictment weather the
above sales have been postponed until
RUARY AID. 1913. ct. the SAME PLACES
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


GOVERNMENT. OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Washington. February =, 1043
v. .Sis1o That the Trsffc ,s and Motor
5e nd the OF same ns hefebS
15sss xS sssSa A%saa sE,
which .reads-From sth Street to viz
s snd AY te al no standing oho to am
no mo- parking At any time o on the north side,
s sna 1 H9 in e On af
ginia Avenue on the north side, no park
ins at sts any tme; on the south side from
FLoR1pSA' AvESuE anq In the 20 MIN H. clause D@
to ".connecticut Avenue and insert and"
and -. the words ION the east side
be5ween' SO that the claus CLAUSE as amended
ing on the west side between 7 and $40
lna on sds seiors
the first, clause under Gallatin street add
a new clause as follows: From sth Street
The Hoehe side Pis1s BRANc nz
ROAD; Before, the tirst clause under
Pnsx From ds to
tenhouse Street no parking at any time
on ths east side and i'd no parking from
STREET: Under the paragraph dealing
with 18th Street add a new clause as
follows: From Peabody Street to Quack-
enbos Street. 10 parking at any time on
the east side and no, parking from 7 to
nss arss XIV h see Nst SIDE Amend
Southeast Section, as follows: Adj, new
paragraph as follows; STREET: From
parking at any time on the south side.
NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE: From 9th
Street to A Street, no parking at any time
on the north side SUITLAND ROAD:
From Southern Avenue to 3Sth Street,
no parking at any time on the north side,
J. r, YOUNG, c, W. KUTZ, G. MASON,
Commissioners, D c.
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DpoDoeAls

CoMM1ssIoNERs, D. G. WASHINGTON;
Be- received at Room 500. District Building.
14th Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue NV.
until ? 200 O'Clock PM. 3, W. T., February
10, 1913. and then publicly opened and
read, for construction OF sewers and water
mains. vicinity Of Livingston Road and 3rd
Street Sc Proposal forms may be exam
ined and procured at the once OF Chief
Clerk. Ensineer Department. Room 427.
District Building fe6.s.9.lO.11,12
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Roads. Administration. Arlineton County,
Virginia.. February &. i943--SEALED
BIDS will be received at the once Of the
District Engineer. Public ROADS Admins
tration. 144o Columbia pike, Arlington.
Virginia. until 1000 o'clock am. f. w. T..
February 10, 1943. for the construction
o. Project VA DA WR-S Sidewalks along
Memorial Avenue and on Columbia Island.
War Department Building, Road Network,
Arlington County. virginia. and the. Dis
triet ;, Ct Columbia The sppEoSims e e
are, as follows: 1850 Gu, Yds. OF, Exec
walton. 1,4O0 So. Yds. Concrete Sidewalk;
1.4oo So Yds Scrubbed Surface. Exposed
Aggregate, Concrete Sidewalk. Minimum
rates of wages for laborers and mechanics
on this project have been hxed by the
Secretary OF Labor as required by law.
Plans. Specifications and proposal forms
may be obtained at the address gwen
above. H. J. sPELMAN. District Engineer
fe1o.l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-12
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. JAIL
FORT SLOCUM PARK

Looks Ike new Extra large semi de
tached brick home. containing bedrms-
and > baths. The kitchen is extra large
has sfoot refrigerator and electric range;
3 bright, sunny breakfast rm.. extra
hooTed rm in basement; Venetian blinds,
storm windows. bullt-in saraRe The
check KELLEY & BRANNER. DI. 11io.
ewes, North 2O16.
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Near 18th and Spring Rd.
$3.50.
WHITE PAINTED BRICK.

This attractive modern home, :, wears
old. Is a real bargain. situated near North
Capitol and st Sts.. on the bus line, II
has gas hea', complete kitchen rccrca :
ton room. nice living room and dinlns
room, > LARGE bedrooms and 2-Car garage.
Has unusually large lot completely IN
closed with picket fence and ample space
for vegetable garden For details call
Major YanCey, CO U34G.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

X ST AND CONN AVE. VERY LARGE
unfurnished. LIST floor front ofnce, SS5
monthly, 1913 X st NV. Elk. O75a.
Ills 18th ST. NV.
Second floor. front: 22xsO. with
vault, large plate-glass display win
dow: 500.
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO,
1905 H St NV. National 234b.
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PRETTY BRICK
BUNGALOW,

Arlington Va.
within walking distance Of the Pentason
ana Navy BldRs- bedrooms automatic
heat newly decorated. nice lot lmmedl-
ate possession. Cali MI GlnnetU with
BEITzELL, DI 3l00 or TR. 1892 ewes,
A FINER TYPE 4-BEDRM.
Def BRICK HOME AT
Less Than Builders Cost.
Seldom comes the opportunity 10 own
a home that has been so carefully planned
and well built The liv. rm. has ash
pane,ed walls, built-in bookcases and fire
place The kit. is extra large. There's a
Recreation nm, child playroom and fun
bath IN basement There's q center hall
plan. chestnut trimmed. Custom built
hardware Lifetime asbestos roof The
lot is extra vide and deep. Hedged III
hemocx. HANDICAPPED, fine, large shade
trees lear brick garage with servant S
quarters attached This value, in close In
Al. Al Sl4 a5n. Is SURPRISING. Telephone
for appointment to Inspect kEl LEY &
BRANNER Dl. 15so. Ewes, WI 6s4l
or OR. $3.50.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

ANACOSTIA. D. C.--l4 UNIT Def. APT,
Zoned 1st com; SO 500 annual income:
$1,000 cash req, bal. fin W. W. BAILEY.
MA. 1870.
NEW 6-FAMILY APT. FOR SALE BY
owner. good location. Call Sligo 1860.
apt, zoned lst com; Sill $50 annual inc;
$1,000 REQ, bal. fin. w. W. BAILEY.
MA. 1870.
5000 BLOCK WIS AVE N.W.-Is-UNIT
apt, Sc 800 annual income; $4,000 ash
req, bal. fin. w w. BAILEY, MA. 1870
TRUSTEES DESIRE OFFER ON 3-FAMILY
apartment, including ; adjoining lots, near
18th and Columbia I'd. Income, Sl56
month L. II THADEN ORdway 1924.
2Il0 BANCROFT PL-Sls.750; 3-YR.
lease. 1903 Newton-S10. 900: :5-yr. lease
Both 10ee return. ME. 1900, DU. 1900.
SPECIAL. BARGAIN; CUNT. 4-BATH
furnished apt house; annual rent over
$500; new coal h.-wh. unit, new gas
pipes ito meet new gas regulstionsI; Isl
commercial Bait. ave, Hyatts.: $3.50;
cash, $4,000; owner leaving State Call
any time except SUNDAYS. WA. 1910.
NEARLY NEW. GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
slate roof, all copper plumbing: detached
garage: good lot; in Virginia, Price, So
$50. Renting for sos per month. Ex-
cellent bus service. Call Temple 1874,
evenings. a.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
11-ROOM HOUSE,
Mr.. COL, RID NW

Mr.. COL. RID. NV.
space sem to1 I'd NV. sleeping rms and
bal terms Ma $3.50 ''O
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS,
GAS HEAT-$12,250.
,rs only b one year old fne condition en-.
room. de luxe Kitchen, 3 soodesized bed
rooms sad Saai saElEe w gsSrf 5@ Yen
Chevy Chase, Md.-S14,75O.
Attractive detached brick. 3 bedrooms,
. baths on second floor first-floor Law.
large rameroom with fireplace, automatic
capped o snd iaT house 4
tioularly we'll built and is vacant; immedi-
ate possession: the rooms are large and
poriation END schools. BOSS & PHELPS.
realtors MA. 1900 exclusive listingl. sun
day and evenings. call Mr.. Leigh, WI. 3799.
ARLINGTON, VA.
home nro Sh i future sood ages ST.
in excellent condition. newly painted and
papered; equipped with new coal-burning
aIr-conditionlns system. Price. $4,000,
GEORGE H. RUCKER CO.,
OK. 0l97. 1903 N. Courthouse Rd, Arl., Va.
NEAR BETHESDA, MD.
ONLY $3.50.
Modern 3-bedroom home. heated by gas
Aforementioned. FILA financed. Shown by
appointment only.
l. G. WHITE: Exclusive; o.,
12'
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
SAYS sell his home. located in Mt. Rainier.
on rst floor finished attic hot,water
Vacant: Cali wi. 2e4s.. 1850.
Mr.. 18th and Euclid, $1O,5OO.
Substantial 3-story brick. furniture and
aas Tsnfes monhy n
come Sl65 exclusive of owners living
quarters. House arranged in small light
housekeeping apis. BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors, MA $500. Sunday and evenings,
call Mr.. Con6it, OR. 2121.
LARGE STONE HOME.
Located on a corner lot in Shepherd
rooms, ga baths, this detached stone home
has been priced by the owner to sell. Call
for an appointment to inspect, ME. 1l43
un NJ Wesley x Z e BUCHANAN, REAbroR.
VACANT-MUST SELL.
NEAR BUREAU ENGRAVING.
bath; Priced very low for quick sale.
Further details and appointment to in
spect. Call Trinidad 1905. y"
BRICK COLONIAI-$9.95O.
Bethesda, Md-Beautiful brick home
on large lot; 8 rooms. Ia baths. 3 bed
rooms de luxe kitchen, gas air-conditioned
LESLIE % MEAsELL. Wo 1921
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

DESK SPACE FOR RENT
Space in light, comfortable and conven-
CAPITAL PRopuCTs Co,
1922 Conn Ava
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EXCLUSIVE

State Dept. and large bank rooms and
3 baths over shop, Entire building. 5000
continent Cali Mrs. Lynch. ME- $3.50
teves, CO. T244)
WAGGAMAN-BRAW
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF CO.
lumbia ARTHUR J. SMITH. Plaintiff,
vs. HELEN B: DURHAM KATHERINE l..
BARNES, Defendants-No. 11O7S The
object Of this suit is to enforce mechanic S
lien and for damages for retention of prop
10th day OF February, 1943. ordered that
the defendant. Helen B. Durham. cause her
appearance TO be entered herein on or
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 OF default. Pro-
vided, a copy Of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
Evening Star before said day 49, JAMES
M. PROCTOR, Justice. ,SealD Attest
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. By
ELEANOR E. JOBE. Deputy Clerk
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

TUXEDO. MD. 2503 18th AVE-
rooms and bath. electricity. city water,
h. VIII: rent: S3l. O. f. HOPKINS, No.
Thomas Circle phone District 127l.
FARM HOUSE AND VICTORY GARDEN
land, horse available. Mr.. Camp Springs
Airport; Sl5 mo. E. J. M1LLIGAN. ia.
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER
Silver Spring. Md.
Piney Branch Rd. and Flower Ave
Mr. Large Housing and Apt. Development.
Reasonable Rental. Call Ordway 1850.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
1915 Georgia ave-S35--Approxima ely
16x25, suitable for any business
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Fdelmans Nov
ina e. STORAGE Co, Taylor 2937. L.