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ministration approval of the plan.
Shortly after Sen. Joseph H. Ball,
r., Mimi, formally introduced the
resolution and told the senate it is
vital to winning the war and peace,
Connally issued statement saying
that neither the White House nor
the state department has indicated
to me approval of the resolution in
it's present form"
IN PRINCIPLE
Ball and other sponsors OF the
Plan said Sunday. after conferring
with President Roosevelt, that he
approved their program "in pin
ciple." Connally attended that meet
ing.
Connally said today that he OPP
posed an immediate conference by
all the United Nations, to deter
mine the proper conduct OF military
and naval operations. That is one
of the five features of the reSolu-
ton.
Il regard it as neither wise nor
desirable COnnally SAID. Inc
communicating n-chief and the general
staffS of the United Nations are
best equipped TO direct the conduct
of the war and they appear to be
functioning in entire harmony and
to the best possible results.
NOT DESIRABLE
Neither do l regard it as wise or
desirable to have an immediate con-
ference by representatives of all
the United Nations to consider or
decide upon all questions growing
out of the war. My fear is that such
a conference would impede and
hamper the prosecution of the war
rather than to advance its fortunes. >"
Ball introduced the resolution on
behalf of himself and Sens. Carl
Hatch, D., N. M, Lister Hill, D., Ala,
and Harold H. Burton, r., o.
Today's resolution would place
the senate on record as urging that
the United States take the initiative
in calling a meeting of United Ma
tions representatives for the pur-
pose of setting up Immediately an
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COLLECT OVERTIME

Y
Slumber was sweet to Robert
Riley, who is in charge of the
Brawley trailer office of the fed
cral employment service. There is
nothing SO wonderful as sleep in
the after midnight hours.
A loud banging on the door of his
trailer house quarters awoke Riley.
He opened one eye and peeked at
the clock. I'm having night
Mares" he told himself sleepily
and turned over for more Slumber
The banging came again and again.
Riley at last opened the door. Out
side stood four of the drunkest
men Riley had ever seen, bar none.
I'VE want work." they babbled
drunkenly. I'VE want jobs. Want
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WEATHER

Maximum Monday "a, minimum
Tuesday a; 5 am. Tuesday 81, hu-
midity So; noon Tuesday 73, humid
ity Is; 5 pm. Mon. II, humidity 22.
BANK DEBTS
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odgovoril Svejku, kakor hi mu
bill podrejen: "Jaz sem droguist
Vanjek il Kralup."
"Tudi JAZZ sem Sc ucil "a ma
Iterijalista," je dejal svejk, "pri
nekem gospodu Kokoski ma Per-
stynu v Pragi. Bill je velik Gu
|dak, a ko sem mu pomotoma v
kleti uzgal sod bencina, me je
zapodil, a gremij me nj maral
sprejeti nikamor vec. Tako Sc
zavoljo neumnega soda bencina
nisem mogel douciti."
Oglasilo Sc je zvonjenje tele-
iona. Vanjek :ie skocil k slusalu
in ga nitro odlozil. Moran v
regimentskanclijo. Tako nena-
donna! To mi nj vsec."
svejk je bill zopet sam. Kmalu
Sc je oglasil zopet telefon. svejk
Sc je zacel pogovarjati: "Van-
jek? Je odsel v regimentskan-
CLIO. Kdo je ma telefonu? svejk.
- Kaj je novega? Mic ne VEN.
Kdaj Sc odpeljemo? JAZZ ne VEN
nicesar."
Nato zmerjanje, in svejk je
obesil slusalo. Pravkar 81 je no.
tel prizgati pipo, ko je zazvo-
milo zopet. "Pisite me v uho z
vasim telefonom!" 81 je mislil
svejk in pusil. Toda telefon je
zvonil neizprosno dale, da je
: Svejka koncno minila potrpez-
ljivost. Wei je slusalo in "a
krical v telefon: Halo, KIDD
tam? Tukaj ordonanc svejk
,enajste marskompanije." 3D.
Igovoru je spoznal glas svojega
nadporocnika Lukasa: "Kaj pa
delate vsi? Kje je Vanjek? Po-
klicite Vanjka takoj k telefo-
nu!"
"Pokorno javljam, gospod obr-
lajtnant, pred kratkim je lapel
telefon $50"
"svejk, JAZZ sc ne utegnem z
vami zabavati! Poklicite takoj
Vanjka!"
ga nj tn, pokorno javljam
>. nj dolgo tega, odkar je mo
raj oditi v regimentskanclijo...'
"Cemu niste povedali tega ia
koj? Pojdite takoj v 'barako in
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kakega cetovodjo, NOR
.da Fuchsa, in recite mu, maj
zbere nemudoma deset MOI in
maj gre v magacin, fasat kon-
serve. Ponovite, kaj innate sto-
riti!"
~ desetimi mozmi v gomazin
fasat konserve "a kompanijo.'
"Dobro! Koncno niste vec be-
dasti. Jazz bonn medtem telefo-
niral Vanjku, maj gre tudi v
magacin. Ako pa hi Sc medtem
vrnil v barako, maj pusti vse
in tece ~laufsrit v skladisce! In
zdaj obesite slusalo."
tDalje prihodnjic)
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Sc moran preceJ ZglaSltl pr
vas, gospod obrlajtnant, kot or
domaine. In narocil mi je, maj
YAM naznanim, da morate ne.
mudoma k MENU ~zavoljo mars
kompanije. Cd takrat pa je re
pol ure, ali gospod obrst nj We
del, da me bodo vlekli Sc v
kanclijo in da bonn sedel tam
mad cetrt ure 49,"
Nadporocnik Sc je magic oble-
KEEL in dejal: "Pa ste me sprawl
spet ma noge, svejk!" Rekel je
to S tako obupanim glasom, da
ga je svejk poizkusal potolaziti
S prijateljsko besedo, katero je
zaklical, ko je nadporocnik Re
trescil dveri "a seboj:
"Gospod obrst re pocaka, sal
itak nina mic dela!"
Takoj nato Sc je vrnil v pi-
sarno racunski narednik. Svejk
je sedel ma stolu in kuril v ma
Ii zelezni peel ma ia nacin, da je
metal koscke premoga skozi
odprta vratca. Pecica Sc je di-
mila in je smrdela, a Svejk sc
je zabaval dale, ne da hi Sc
zmenil "a Vanjka, XII je nekaj
casa opazoval svejka; potem pa
je sunil v vratca pecice in rekel
svejku, maj Sc sprawl odtod.
."Gospod rechunugsfeldvebelj,"
je dejal mirno svejk, "dovo-
ljujem 81 YAM naznaniti, da Sc
vasemu povelju ne morem po-
koriti pri svoji najboljsi wolff,
ker sem tukaj pc WISH naredbi
JAZZ sem MANFRED tukaj ordonanc.
Gospod obrst Schroeder me ie
pridelil enajsti marskompaniji
h gospodu nadporocniku Luka-
su, pri katerem sem bill "a puc-
fleka. Zaradi svoje prirojene in
teligence sem bill povisan "a or
donanca. Midva z gospodom obr.
lajtnantom sva re stara znan-
ca. Kaj pa ste bill vi v civilu,
gospod rechnungsfeldvebelj?"
Vanjek je bill pc familijarnem,
domacem tonu dobrega vojaka
svejka tako presenecen, da je
brez ozira ma svoje dostojan.
stvo, XII ga je pred vojaki kom.
panic jake rad dokazoval, ida.
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Zenska

hi rada dobila v najem oprem-
ljeno soho, kjer hi imela tudi
priliko skuhati 81 v kuhinji en-
obed ma dan. Kdor ina "a Cd
dati, maj pusti naslov v uradu
tega lista.
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ko sta odhajala, ju je mad
porocnik Sc ustavil med dvermi,
IN zroc v prestraseno Balouno-
vo oblicje, je vzkliknil zmago-
slavno: "To 81 81 skuhal, Ba-
loun. Dober tex zelim! A &c mi
napravis kaj takega Sc enkrat,
tie posljem brez milosti pred
vojno sodisce."
Ko Sc je vrnil Vanjek in javil,
da je Baloun re privezan, je re-
KEEL Lukas: "Saj me poznate,
Vanjek, da nerad delam take
reel, a ne morem 81 pomagati.
Okoli sebe nocem imeti podlega
cloveka, in drugic ina ia okol-
most, da je Baloun privezan, "a
Vse mostvo velik moralen in
psiholoski pomen. Ia sodrga
pocenja V zadnjem casu, odkar
so V marsbataljonu in vedo, da
odrinejo jutri ali pojutrisnjem,
kar Sc il poljubi -. To je enaj-
sta kompanija, XII sem jo pode-
doval. Kaj morem napraviti IL
ME? Kako Sc DO vedla V resnic-
mem boju?"
Nadporocnik je sklenil roke,
napravil muceniSki obraz in po-
vesil konec nosu.
"Nic ne skrbite, gospod mad
porocnik," ga je izkusal pomi-
RITZ racunski narednik Vanjek.
"Bil sem re pri treh marskom-
panijah vsako so nam raz-
tepli z vsem bataljonom vred,
a sli smo Sc znova formirat. In
vse kompanije so bile nj kakor
druga in nobena ne DO las bolj-
So, kakor vasa, gospod nadpo-
rocnik. Najslabsa je bila deve-
ia, XII je potegnila S seboj VI
zajetje vse Sarze S komandan-
tom vred. Meme je' resilo Same
to, da sem bill odsel k trenu ia
sat "a kompanijo rum in vino
ter so opravili brez meme"
cali veste, gospod obrlajt-
nant," je rekel narednik, "a
upno mezikajoc, ida postane ba-
je gospod stotnik Sagner bata-
ljonskomandant nasega marsha
%taljona? - Najprej, kakor je
pravil stabsfeldvebelj Hegner,
Sc je mislilo, da boste vi, ker ste
ma starejsi oficir pri mas, ba-
taljonskomandant, a potem je
baje prislo cd d~ivizije, da je ime-
noVan gospod stotnik Sagner.'
Nadporocnik Lukas Sc je
ugriznil V ustnico in 81 prizgal
cigarette. Vedel je O tenn in bill
preprican, da Sc mu godi krivi-
ca. Stotnik Sagner ga je pre-
skocil re dvakrat, a zdaj nj re-
KEEL mic drugega kakor:
"Dajte mi mir z gospodom
stotnikom Sagnerjem! JAZZ vse
to re VEN, a nikar ne mislite, da
bOste zopet kje pri trenu fasali
rum in vino, kadar DO sturm in
gefecht! Kdor pogleda vas rde-
ci nos, takoj We, koga ina pred
seboj.'
ITO je S Karpatov, gospod
ObrlaJtnant; tam smO morali pi-
ii. Mencza je prihajala k nam
navzgcr mrzla, zakope smo imeli
V snegu, a ognja nismo smell
delatl ... tax mas ie drzal lie
Sc rum. &c bi ne bilo meme, hi
bio pri mas kakor pri drugih
kompanijah, kjer MISC imeli ru-
ma in so ljudje zmrzovali. Rum
je ma bojisGu neobhodno potreb-
na rec, kakor vino. Pol sale
vina in cetrt Ultra ruma date
mostvu, in borilo sc DO z vsa-
komur -. Kaksna govedina pa
spet trka? Ali ne znate brati ma
E~~~
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dverih: NIGHT klopfen! He
rein!??"
Nadporocnik Sc je zavrtel n;
stolu k dverim, XII so Sc pocas
tho odpirale, in v pisarno j
stopil dobri vojak svejk. Salu
trial je re med dvermi, njegov'
oblicje pa je bio zadovoljno il
brezskrbno.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod o
brlajtnant, da sem spet tukaj,'
Sc je oglasil iskreno in S svo
jim pogledom objemal in poljub
ljal nadporocnika. S tako ljubez
MILO je pac gledal zapravljiv
in izgubljeni sin svojega oceta
ko je oce MENU ma cast vrtil ne
raznju tolstega ovna.
Nadporocnik je "a trenoteA
zamizal. Cd tistega dine, ko mt
lie polkovnik SHREDDER naznanil
da mu zopet poslje svejka ma
vrat, 81 je vsak dan v duhu po-
navljal: danes ga Sc ne be
morda je tam zopet kaj "a
igral in 81 ga Sc pridrze."
In VISA ia ugibanja je svejk
zdaj ovrgel S svojim vstopom.
izvrsenim tako milo in prepro.
sto.
svejk Sc je ozrl zdaj ma Vanj-
ka in mi podal S prijetnim ma
smehom papirje, XII jih je po-
tegnil IL zepa svojega plasca:
"Pokorno javljam, gospod rech-
nungsfeldvebelj, da moran 3D.
dati tele papirje YAM. To je "a
voljo lenunge in da me zapisete
ma verpflegungo."
"Polozite ma mizo!"
"Pustite naju sama!" je re-
KEEL z vzdihom nadporocnik
Vanjku, XII je odsel in ostal "a
dvermi, da hi poslusal, kaj 81
imata ia diva povedati. Najprej
nj slisal nicesar, zakaj svejk in
Lukas sta molcala in sc dolgo
gledala.
Koncno je dejal nadporocnik
ironicno: "Dobro dosli, Svejk!
Hvala "a obisk!" A potem Sc nj
mogel krotiti vec. VISA jeza pre-
teklih dni Sc je izrazila S silnim
udarcem pesti pc mizi, da je
poskocil tintnik in brizgnilo or
milo pc lenungslisti. Obenem je
nadporocnik planil, Sc postavil
tesno pred svejka, zarjul mani:
xvi zivina!!" in zacel begati pc
ozki pisarni, pr cemer je plju-
val pred svejka.
"Pokorno javljam, gospod O.
brlajtnant," je dejal svejk, ida
sem vase pismo v redu oddal.
srecno sem nasel gospo Kakon-
yijevo in lahko recem, da je zelo
lepa zenska: videl sem jo sicer
lie, ko je jokala ...'
Nadporocnik je sedel ma ka-
valet in S hripavim glasom
vzkliknil: "Kdaj DO tega konec,
svejk?"
svejk pa je, kakor bi presli-
Sal, odgovoril: "Potem smo ime-
Iii tam majhno neprijetnost, {
vse sem wei nase. Steer mi MISC
verjeli, da 81 dopisujem S tc
gospo, cato sem pismo rajsi pc.
igoltnil, da hi zabrisal vsako sled,
Potem sem sc cisto slucajno
drugace 81 tega ne morem razla-
gait, zapletel v majhen in popol'
noma neznaten ravs in kavs. To,
da tudi IL tega sem Sc resil
potrdili so, da sem nedolzen
me poslali ma regimentsraport
in ustavili ma divizijskem sodi'
Sou vso preiskavo. V regiments
kancliji sem bill samo par minut
da je prisel gospod obrst, XII me
je nekoliko ozmerjal in rekel, da
~~"~
WI
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
Buildings Administration, Washington, D.
c.. Jan. s.. 1943.-Sealed bids In duplicate
will be publicly opened in this once at L
PM. Jan. 10. 1913, for manufacturing
and furnishing litters and litter rests.
specifications may be obtained from this
ONCE. The furnishing of more than one
set will be in the discretion OF the Com
missioner Of Public Buildings w. e.
REYNOLDS, Commissioner of Public Build
ings Federal Works Agency. jalI,12,13.
COMMISSIONERS, b. C.. WASHINGTON,
January q, l943. Sealed proposals viii be
received at Room 500, District Building
until pm. January IA. 1913, and then
publicly opened. for improving the road
way. OF Portland Street Sc, from South
Capitol Street to Nichols Avenue, with
about 1850 square yards Of cement con-
crete base course. 1000 square yards Of
ing and gutter. or with respective alter
mates. The attention of bidders is directed
to the special provisions COVERING subletting
or assigning the contract and to the use Of
domestic materials Attention Of bidders is
particularly called to the requirements as
to conditions Of employment to be observed
and minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract Apply Room 427. District
Building. for proposals. Specifications and
plans The. Director. District of Columbia
Employment Center, Is Mr.. Edwin W. JONES'
sos Street NV. Washington. D. C.
jafif3teXsu
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EDWARD M. CURRAN, United States At
torney and BERNARD J. LONG Assis.
tant United States Attorney,
Attorneys for Plaintiff

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
bia.--United States of America, Plaintiff.
VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OF
CLARK w. BRADEN, DECEASED De-
oR6Es OF estGe NJ os3.., Of
this suit is to declare an escheat Of real
sane being premises 221s l3th street
known as lot A. II in Z, square 2s4 q which
yember, 1883. On motion Of the piaintifi,
it is this Sth day of January, 1913.
ORDERED. That ths delsndants, The N.
deceased; cause their appearance to pc
entered herein on or before the frst rule
day after the 40th day, exclusive OF Sum
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day Of nrst publicatie OF this order,
other and lopEer pubiica on being dis
penSed with for GOOD cause shown, other
wise the cause VIII be proceeded with Is
in case OF default. Provided, copy Of this
order Be published once week for three
successive weeks In the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Star NeWspsper
before said rule day. 90 JAMES ~. pROC-
TOR, Justice. A true copy. t6eall
uEAEQE 3 JO8&. Deputy Clark.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GARDINER, EARNEST & GARDINER,
Attorneys, woodward Building,
Washington,, d. C.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
:, United States for the District Of CO.
William Penn Greenway, Defendant.--No.
162S9-The object of this suit is to obtain
absolute drce the sTounS
a limited divorce on the ground of cruelty.
On motion of the plaintiff. it is this sth
day of January, 1943, ordered that the
defendant, william Penn Greenway, cause
his appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sum
days and legal holidays occurring after
the day of the FIRST publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Provided.
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter, and the Evening
Star Newspaper before said day. fS)
JAMES M. PROCTOR, Justice (Seal)
Attest; CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY
ELEANOR z. JOBE, Deputy Clerk.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

United States for the District Of Co
the matter Of EGBERT W. BOWLING,
Bankrupt..Bankruptcy No. 4a87-To the
creditors Of Egbert w. Bowling of Wash
ington, d. C-Notice Is hereby given that
adjudged bankrupt on petition nled By
him on January. 8. 1943, and that the
first meeting of his creditors viii be held
at ten o'clock am. at which time and
place the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting. FRED J. EDEN, Referee in Bank
ruptcy.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
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STEUART MOTOR CO.,
9th AND NEW YORK AVE N.Y..
Quick Cash for 1940-4l-42 fords.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imnedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TITS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO;
AS PREMISES NO. 1872 BRANDY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO;
STORY FRAME DWELLING, KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO. 1912 BRANDY
WINE STREET NV.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded
in Liber 1907 at folio 307, one OF the
Land Records Of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF the parties secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustee will offer
for sale at public auction. in front Of the
DAY OF JANUARY, A.p, 1943. AT FOUR
land and premises. situate in the District
Lot numbered One ~ n square numbered
in the subdivision made BY George Rime
Payne. as per plat recorded in the once
Of the Surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia in Liber 104 at folio 93.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF the
purchase money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years, with interest at six per
centum per annum, payable quarterly,
from date Of sale, secured By deed OF trust
upon property sold, or all cash. at the
option of the purchaser. A deposit of
Examination of title. all conveyancing., re.
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser, after five days ad-
vertisement Of such resale In some news
paper published in Washington, D. C.
THOMAS MORTON Cuttings.
Surviving Trustee,
ja7,912,14,16 416 9Th st. NV.
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DUE TO THE EMERGENCY
And the Pressing Need for
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Can Mt Waller ct Glebe III (Rosslyn) or
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Mount Rainier
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcnANcE
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CoLORED-4O0 BLOCK FIRST ST. Sc
2-story detached brick, 5 rms. and bath;
INV. heat, coal; gas and cleo; $500 down
and $50 per month. V, S. HURLBERT
MA. 1870. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-900 BLK M ST. N.W.-3-
story and basement brick, ii rms, 8 baths;
INV. heat. coal; Gear garage. $1,000
cash and 500 mo. v. S. HURLBERT, MA
3570. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-1700 BLOCK CORCORAN ST,
W.--,3-story and basement brick, 12 rms,
paths; h.-W.h. lear garage; 81 900 cash
ddequlreo. V. S. HURLBERT. MA. 357O,
a31 st. NV. ~ "a
COLORED--14Q0 BLOCK 9th ST NV
rooms baths, rented as 3 apis. Will
PROVIDE home plus income n Reasonably
priced on terms. Owner, q. A. AARON
SON, MA. 1916
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
$500 FIT. OF STORE AND LOFT SPACE
in 4-story building at King and Lee sts.,
Alexandria. New coal-flred heating plant,
3 new toilets: $500 per month. Phone
Temple 2020.
$500 FIT. OF STORE AND LOFT SPACE
in 4-story building at King and Lee sts,
Alexandria. New coal-fired heating plant,
3 new toilets; $500 per month. Phone
Temple 202O.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1885 motorcycle for
sale, reasonable for cash. Box 366-L, Star.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

1st AND End TRUST LOANS ON D. c.,
Md. and Va. properties.
budget.
Loans to pay your taxes
Loans to improve your property
Loans to pay your bills and income taxes
!. Loans to salaried people on your sigma
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9th NV. DI. 615O, Elk 1858
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FARMS FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

DON'T BE CAUGHT MAPPING.
Secure good acreage now. We have IL.
Forty years land exo Call John j. Wes-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON-BEAUTI FURNISHED
Groom brick home in Tara: adults: $3.50
mo-; references. CHI. 299S KEER & KEER.
NEAR GALESvILE. MD-5 ROOMS,
BATH imp, on water front. Unfurn.. S25:
furn., S35. Phone West River, Md, 60-F-6.
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HOME ar INVESTMENT

Otis pl., near Georgia. ave. n.w.-3-
story substantial brick, containing 3 apts.
Of 3 rms, kitchen and bath each. Re
frigeration, auto. heat, etc. Furniture in
cluded. Total rental, S170 per month.
Only S9,450, on terms
your NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCK with van body, 11a-ton; wish to
rent with driver; steady work only: can
be used for any purpose. Franklin 7400.
WE WISH TO CONTRACT for several small
dump trucks for hauling coal. Chute load
ings and dump deliveries, Good pay.
S1.50 per ton. Regular work. Bue Ridge
Coal Co. Inc, ME, 3545 or Jackson 1900.
STAKE-VAN-PANEL MERCHANDISER
Trucks available on rental to business firms,
service includes everything but the driver
STERRETT OPERATINGs SERVICE
201 Que st. NV. North 1911.
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HILLCREST.

SJ,DOU.
A true Cape God on large lot in very
convenient section of the city. in new house
| condition. For appointment to see. call
Mr.. Burr. MI 6O7S
PAUL P. STONE.
S0OO Cnpp Ave peaItor I'D oodA
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STORES FOR RENT.

1917 18th ST N.E-I7x45, LIMESTONE
front. 2 show windows; suitable real estate.
insurance, doctor dentist, beauty rarior
or delicatessen. Key 3619 18th st. ne.
Michigan 1924.
STORE FOR RENT: ALSO SUITABLE FOR
office; excellent location. $500 Conn: ave.
NV, Chevy Chase Arcade, heat included,
S65. WO. 4142 or WO. 4094
EXCELLENT FOR BEAUTY SHOP. TAILOR
shop, barber shop. Inquire 22OS NICHOLS
ave. Sc.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT STORY
large concrete bldg, elev., located IN large
wholesale market. FRED KoLKER, 1851
4th st. ne. =
VICINITY 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Heat furnished. SIS per month.
B. r. SAUL CO.,
e25 18th St. NV. Ma. 2100.
DOWNTOWN CORNER
Modern ,four-story and full basement,
street: excellent show windows; large cleo
trio freight elevator: total area $4,000 so.
IT.; fne location for furniture, bedding, etc.
Prompt possession. Reasonable rental.
Consult Mr.. Taylor.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
Exclusive Agents.
1908 H st. NV National 2345.
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S8,J5U.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Detached
frame, slate roof, 6 large, bright rooms,
huee living room with stone fireplace:
matic heat, garage, The location is high
~ desirable and this house is convenient
70 car line bus. 3 public and 2 parochial
SCHOOLS. Shown BY appointment
-,a THOS. J. FISHER q Co,
1Ss. 1Ss rSsn,rs FSsn st; NV u. pI es30,