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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

"WHY not give the cat lovers
chance 10 have their
say? Why always play up TO
the dog owners ?" asks A PhiIa-
dclphlan The policy Of This de-
parfment is 10 have both sides
of a question discussed. There
fore we offer The following by
D. ComptOn-JoneS
AS for cats and dogs, ] pre-
fer cats. A dog does not love
unselfishlX -hesians affee-
ton on those who feed II. make
fuss over II or take il for
) walks. This affection Is dis
played by tail wagging. \ dog
can assume certain expressions
Of cOuntenance which Captivate
weak minded sentimental peo-
pie Generally speaking a dog
Is an unmitigated nuisance, par
ticularly on the streets. where
he il q very filthy animal"
QUERIES from clients My
0 husband is short man.
What was Andrew Carnegie 5
advice 10 short men.
Ann not familiar with Mr..
Carnegie's advice. However, /
have heard II stated by a stu
dent OF the short man situation
that short men should never
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Quick Answers

Il Fear. anger. love
2--ta) Alexander th) Robert
+ Lee; Cc) Mohammed IL
was the animal which car
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seventh heaven. according 10
the Koran I'D Lone Ranger.
g. Sixteen twice and II four
times
4-Clarence Chamberlain flew
. from New York 10 Crefield.
Germany, nonstop in 1927
81 i..t+-E.s-;s,s,
cordlngS OF his past speeches
arc beamed 10 Germans 10
A. remind them who started the
war and what he promised.
6 William J Bryan was The
Democratic nominee IN 1896
1900 1908.
DR. Alexander Fleming. Brit
iSh hacterioIogiSt.
s The dolphin.
Copyright, 1913, hy King FsstureT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
The Brighter Side

WHEN the Nazis fall. which
w IN my opinion viii be much
sooner than the average person
expects. the whole weight of
the military and naval eStab-
hshments Of the United States
Will be shifted 10 the Pacific
Coast for the great about as
sault on Japan Then the West
Coast will feel the rigors Of
war As never before.
Several millions of fighting
men and their equipment will
probably be moved into the
coast areas, already pretty we'll
crowded with soldiers and sail
ors. The western ports are our
points of ep.bDkstion nearest
Japan and ,ne islands Of the
South Pacific. Some OF Them
are being used 10 a considerable
extent now, of course. but the
flow IS a mere trickle TO the
flood that IS 10 come.
MANY fasteners have ac-
-'I cused the West Coast of
not knowing a war Is going on
because of the greater use Of
automobiles along the coast
than anywhere else. the less
stringent wartime restrictions
in some respects, and even the
more liberal supplies Of certain
commodities In general I would
say the charge IS unjust. but in
any event a great change I'M
douhtedly lmpends.
A Tightening up is probably
coming 10 the West Coast that
will make the regulations on
the Atlantic Seaboard seem as
loose as ashes The military is
quietly taking over facilities of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
How to Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times. Detroit.
Mich
You must sign your name
and address although no
names viii be published but
-vsl4.-be-heId- ~ StrIclcSt Con-
fidenCe Do NOT write di-
rectly TO members OF the
panel.
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel
Judge James r. Chenot
Edward fukornv
Rev. Joseph 4. Foley, :. J.
Fred VI. ButZel
Dr. Robert q. Foster
Dr. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances Sandcrson
Miss ElNa VI. ForncroOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene r.. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'NrHl
Walter n. y. Scott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
the Side

All deep feeling purifes me
heart,
An 7 not better in ny iore for
you,
A. least am less selfish, 7
icouid gre
NJ HE to b,y yoD happpcss.
-Letitia Landon.
MANY Nazi soldiers captured
-'' IN Sicily were only rs or II
years Of age and had defective
teeth or no teeth AZ all. These
poor tOothless wretcheS clearly
illustrate the extent of the
bunk IN the Nazi claim that
theirs is a superior race.
A race or group of people
which has given so little thought
10 the health Of its young that
they are toothiesS al l6 is very
little removed from the bar
baric.
To keep husband happy YOU
must continually vamp and
mother him. So states a mar
RED life expert. Keep that in
mind, lady. At least once a day
turn the charm on your mate
and make gOo-goo eyes at him.
Also don't forget 10 mother
him. At breakfast may be a
good time for this. You can
TICKLE your husband under the
chin and say:
Does mama's cute itsy bitsy
boy want some more cream i'm
his coffee, does him."
HHkN- Branch Riekey.-the
W Brooklyn Dodgers pooh-bah.
was a catcher for the ST Louis
Browns an opposing team stole
is bases on him in one game.
Mattresses IN Manhattan are
now getting SIC a week plus
tips and free meals. Some Of
these girls are earning $50 a
week. OF the 81 mattresses in
one midtown Manhattan restau-
rant 20 are buying mink coats
on time payments.
Mary Baker Eddy was 81
when she established the Chris
tan Science Monitor and di-
rected It's policies. At one time
| thought | would like 10 pub
lIsh a newspaper. However. /
gave the idea up as l do not
want to break my record of
never having had a headache.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Asks About Displaying
a Service Flag

g Can I display a service flag
for my hance? We were 10 have
been married, but he left before
we could make complete arrange
mentS MISS A. W.
Can I display a service flag for
my brotheT-ln-law2 He IS the
only member of our family in the
service MRS. c. p. 3.
A-The war department has
Staed that service flags can be
displayed only for members of
an immediate family. This in
Cludes father, mother. wife.
son. daughter, brother, sister,
or husband.
THE CLINIC.
@ If A husband is in the army.
can his wife use his ration book,
or must il he turned in?
MRS. NJ r. c.
A-The service mans ration
book must be returned Ia the
ration board No one else is
entitled 10 use il.
THE CLINIC.
q i am TO be married soon 10
a private IN the army. viii l be
entitled 70 an allotment VIII
his mother still get anything. or
will she be cut of -?
MISS L. r.
A-NiveS OF servicemen are
entitled TO an allotment auto
matically. IL his mother IL
dependent on him. she also Is
entitled 10 Class II depend
ency allotment.
THE CLINIC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
BY Damon RunyOn

various kinds in Southern Cali
fornla and elsewhere along the
Pacific c ast that indicate
preparations for a vast army.
Cold storage Is one of these
facilities.
THE European and North AZ
i rlcan c d m p gns that
stripped the Atlantic seaboard
and the south of most of it's
gas viii probably be duplicated
in that detail on the Pacific
Coast before long, which viii hit
the civilian population Of the
coast right in the midriff. be-
cause this population is more
dependent on automobile trans.
porta'ion thar any othe. IN the
Unltea States Jke distances are
great, the other means Of trans
portation limited
The rail facilities from the
East and other points will be
required by the military at the
expense Of supplies for the civil
ian travel. The west Coast
will be a great military camp
subject 10 all the restrictive
conditions OF war. but if YOU
think l am painting a dark pic
ture Of the civilian future let
me say / consider all this a
bright and glowing prospect.
IT WILL mean We arc really
4 on the move against Japan
and no civilian on the Pacific
Coast where the understanding
Of the menace Of the japanese
Is particularly keen. will kick
about any inconvenience or dis
comforts if the purpose is the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Connolly Answers

TIA Ireland, 70 southeast
ern Germany tc) Greece
2--oa) Disc on tinua nee. Co
friend (c) practically
3--taJ No. coffee: tb) yes te)
no lack Of fruit and vegeta-
bleS.
4-ta) California. tb) Della
ware tc) Utah,
8 ca Volume Of sound. hl air
pressure, Co temperature Of
air.
s ta) Star; tb) mon tc)
honey
IA Mecca (hl Bethlehem,
Co Domremy France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Husband Seeks Divorce.
Woman Joins WAVES
War Problem Clinic.

War Problem Clinic.
My husband and I have sepa-
rated. He filed suit for a divorce.
but ! contested st. l have joined
the WAVES and viii probably
leave soon. Can ne get divorce
while ! am away. or Will he have
TO wait until | can appear? VIII
he have 10 wait until the war is
over OF can he get II now
MRS. y. y.
Dear Mrs, ID. D.:
In order 10 sue for q divorce.
YOU must have an attorney and
he can probably answer all Of
the questions which YOU raise.
FRED VI. BUTZEL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

day while serving In tropical or
>eml-troplcal waters The re-
sponSe IS almost immediate
II iS procedure which might
W j be initiated hy everyone
during the hot weather in our
continental United States. espe-
Clally during this tlrc when e.
ticioncy should be kept at rs
highest.
THE health cranks who hap
Il pen 70 get on the subject ~
The harmfulneSS OF salt can be
dismissed without much shr.ft.
The blood maintains a definite
concentration of >Odlum chloride
IN It's content and any excess
passes of by the usual channels
Of eNcretion The idea that salt
causes hardening Of the arteries
IS pure imagination without
basis Of fact.
Another use Ot salt has been
in conjunction with The treat
ment OF ulcer OF the stomach.
In the classic SIppy treatment
OF ulcer, introduced In 1915 by
Or Bcrtram W Sippy Of Chi
cago. and, IN my opinion never
smpaSsed or Supplantcd the
patient gets large doses Of al
kaliS 10 countcract the aCidIty
Of tho stomach
CRITICS OF the method have
" harped on the idea that so
many people taking this treat
ment yet alkalosis. II has never
happened but once or twice 10
my patients and then was
transient hut in answer 10 the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

man that YOU do not even care
enough about 10 continue writ
ing TO. You seem quite definite
about your feelings regarding
him, and my advise 10 YOU
would he 10 wait until YOU are
older and until you are sure
Observation-Disclosures aues-
ton, what you want 10 do.
MISS MARY VI. O'NEILL,
assistant director. metro
politan Detroit ISO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Better Health
BY Dr. Logan CIendeninc

GONE 81 the most valuable
~ methods Of the prevention Of
industrial illness has come from
the use of common salt And
these SSonS could wcll bc
taken 10 heart hy all OF Us ia
hot weather
TIE reason the people ~ India
object so strongly 20 the tax on
salt for long ono Of GandhiS
main arguments - IS that they
lose 50 much salt from their
bodies In hot weather and u has
10 be replaced The BODY has
fixed concentration of salt IN
the blood and tissues and any
.dImlnutlon of this leads 10 def
tic physiological symptoms
- In English mines where the
workers have 10 20 so deep that
the temperature IS always over
100, they lose 80 much salt by
perSpiratIon m ono day a. 10
give them cramps II was found
that this could be easily pre-
vented.
T a considerable extent in
Il most parts Of America in
the summer time hot weather
over considerable stretches OF
time causes a loss of salt which
accounts for many hot weather
symptoms weakness. irritable
ity and, in tho experience Of
Surgeon General Flattcry Of the
Royal Australian Navy. abdom-
inal pain.
He therefore has ordered that
each man on board an Austria
Ian vessel be given half a tea
spoon Of salt IN water twice a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
N.aZi Soldiers
Have Bad Teeth

strut, boast, pick fights, talk
loudly. marry tall women or
smoke big cigars"
Q-Have you come across
any more tongue twisters that
the fellows in our outfit might
use as the basis OF a contestI
A-See what man among YOU
can first memOrize and recite
correctly and speedily the fol-
lowing poem:
4 tree toad iorcd n shc toad
That iired in tree.
She pas n three-toed tree toad,
But a tVo-toed tree toad was
he.
The two-toed tree toad tried TO
Win
The she toad's friendly nod,
The tlco-toed tree toad loued the
ground
That the three-toed tree toad
trod.
4 IRLINE hostesses, nurses
"a and private secretaries have
the best opportunities in the
matter Of acquiring an unusual
husband. Teachers have the
least opportunity in this respect.
That's why in normal times
teachers are always taking vaca-
ton trips on expensive steam
ships. They figure they might
meet a millionaire on the ship,
lure him into the moonlight on
the upper deck and get him in
mood for matrimony.
according TO ederal Law.
every liquor bottle must be
broken when emptied This 10
prevent bootleggerS and bar
tenders putting inferior whisky
in the bottles Of famous high
priced brands. In following out
this law, S00,000,000 liquor bot
ties are discarded annually No
wonder the bottle manufacture
ing business is good.
Men hear better, concentrate
more. have more control and
park better than women and so
are. generally speaking. much
better automobile drivers. How
ever, women are improving ex-
cept those who try 10 smoke a
clgaret and drive at the same
time This type of driving
female is menace; smoke gets
in her eyes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

HOT from Hollywood peHa
H Drake released by Para
mount She Will make that
name legal in court-used 10 be
Una Nlllon and Ria Rio =. Al
,loomingdale with Ann Miller
y. Ensign Robert Stack pur-
suing exotic dancer Amarillo
Dorothy Lamour bride
groom says no more sarongs or
no more films Greg BaHzer.
whom Dorothy illted very de-
voted to Judy Garland
Peggy Satterlee still around.
seen often with Sid Williams
Col. Elliott Roosevelt see
Ing the town with Billy Miller.
well remembered in the New
York Joyloints.
Frieda Hempel Metropolitan
Opera star, joined the vaudc-
Vile actors union 20 90 turn
IN San Francisco itogaleen
Simpson OF the Ziegfeld FollcS
line iS sweet on George Sanchez.
Cuban sugar tycoon SlapSIc
Make RoSonbloom who was
never opcn-handcd except IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

the ring. is enjoying domestic
difficulties again Asking
price for WMCA is 81 500, 900;
Donald Flamm sold II 10 Ed
ward J Noble for SS500OO
The Dean JaEgerS have agreed
on a divorce 49,. A Broadway
wise bachelor went a-vlSItIng IN
a high grade hotel near Central
Park. and the lady rolled him
for $1,000 and his watch.
NICHOLAS ROOSEVELT, Of
~ the COP Roosevelts. who
IS OWL liaISon man with Army
and Navy has given notice He
viii not be replaced Two other
owl executives Will leave by
request. -. Speaker Sam Ray
burn, mol Jimmy ByrneS Is out
IN front as RooSevelts running
mate IN tho Fourth Race .
Washington is shaking us head
about ByTnes coordination Job
50 far. and it's SAID hc would
Ike 10 get back into the bullet
proof Supreme Court chamber.
Steve flanagan wangllng
credentials for A trip 20 South
America. 'f'hc FBI has a
watchful orb on the maltre
d'hoteI Of midtown side street
restaurant.
Harold Lloyd may return 20
the screen, playing the main
part in Mr.. Wrinkle Goes 10
War which he will produce
for Columbia The Piazza
Hotel wifi brcou1c part Of a
chain IN November Fcie
Ferry rs in HollyW God. looking
for actors 10 do a Broadway re-
Vuc He has professional back
ers 80. Sim0ne Simon singing
a rhapsody IN blue over what
Warmers did 70 her part IN the
film on GerShWlns life. A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
BY JACK LAIT

n 'OUNTERFEITS OF h I
- Morgenthauthenic money
have already turned up in Sicily
The New Yorker Profile
muffed the interesting fact that
when Harry Hopkins first met
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and be-
came her protege in welfare
work, he was living at the Mills
Hotel, 100 Blocker street, an
institution subsidized for the
lowly. where rooms cost 30 cents
a night. The future snes Of bill
lions in Lend-lease was then
addressing envelopes at 100
Nassau street, for 81 a day
From the Mills Hotel 10 the
White House is wide Hopkins
skip-and-j jump!
Lepke will be surrendered by
order Of President Roosevelt.
but Will try 10 beat the chair
with an offer 10 sing bass
against the respectable bust
nessmen who employed him and
his killers The three big
news services are optimistic
about Italy Ready 10 spring
back into their former Rome Of
fees. they have nearby Michael
Chinigo Of ms. Reynolds Pack
ard of UP, and I'd Kennedy of
AP, who few out Wednesday
for the Mediterranean The
New York Times raTc- F=Cifst-tfS1
sions of-relations between Sec
rotary Hull and Under Score
tary WeiieS were The direct
consequence Of an item here
Monday, Aug 2 WellcS Will
leave or Hull Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
For Waller WincheII

Trad. Mark FeEiItsrsd. Copyright lSAs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
By T.. v. DurIing

Distributed by Klqs Features syaa, lac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

While WaIter WineheH 10
avay. his column wM be con.
Quoted by guest contributors.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS.

A wel!-constructed detached brick home
With five bedrooms Gncluding two on :}rd
floor. This properly has Just been re-
conditioned and is offered for sale by the
owner az the lew price Of SIl 500 for
immediate sale. Cali Me. IlI3 until
Evening star., 1943-01-21

Only one year old, fine condition. at
IfactiVe location, and near bus line
Built-in garage, entrance hall, living
room with fireplace, dining room, large
Kltehen, 3 good sized bedrooms and Q
baths, storage attic with stairwav
Wen worth your inSnectinn
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADAM A. WEscHLER 4 SON, Auctioneeri

TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUG, LIQUOR,
NESS. STOCK IN TRADE. FIXTURES,
ALSO CLASS "a" RETAIL LIoUoR
LICENSE. GOODWILL AND LEASE
By virtue Of a chattel deed of trust
recorded in Liber 1852 at folio 63 among
the records Of the Recorder OF Deeds Of
the District of Columbia, and at the re-
quest OF the party, the undersigned
trustees will sell by public auction at the
FEBRUARY ONE, 1943. AT TWO O'Clock
PM. all counters, shelves, tools, imple-
ments: nSIrS.: II, supplies, equipment and para,
business, and the stock of merchandise.
drug food, liduor and miscellaneous in
and upon the premises. together with
goodwill, trade name, class IA retail
liquor license and all replacements or ad-
dltions OF stock and fixtures, and together
with the lease to said premises and any
extension or renewal of said lease To
record
TERMS: Cash over and above said
VERNON LowREY,
ll0l Vermont Ave NV,
ALLEN M. MESIROW
Commerce 6S Savings Bank Bldg
JAIL 1.23,26,2S,30 Trustees
Evening star., 1943-01-21
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
!pmbis; Holding Bankruptcy Court.-fn
the Matter Of GILBERT H. GRIMES,
doing business as Potomac Sales Com
pany, ia 18th St. NV, Washington,
D G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 426S.-
10 the creditors of Gilbert H, Grimes OF
hereby given that the said Gilbert n
Grimes has been duly. adjudged bankrupt
on petition filed by him on January p,
creditors will be held at the office of the
Refsree' sl9 Investment Bldg. L 5th and
4 10. Sts NV, Washinston,. D. c., on the
@9th day of January, l943, at ten O'Clock
m;,. at which place and time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting, FRED
j. EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1943-01-21
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED-HAvE CLIENT THAT WILL
trade as part payment his nearly new g.
room brick home in Silver Spring for so
to 200 acre farm. suitable for raising
cattle. Must have fairly GOOD house and
other bldgs. Located in MONTGOMERY
County, Md. or adjacent county. If you
have such a place call or write A. A Muse.
EN-. l2ao. F. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn.
WANT TO BUY FARM IN MOUNTAIN
not lower than zoo feet altitude Must
be east or southeast exposure; willing to
o4l-V, Star
Evening star., 1943-01-21
PROPOSALS,


:, ROADS ApMiNfsTRRafffNoGN, ApMiSNfsRaffNG Arlington, Arlington
virginia, January Is. 1913 SEALED
BIDS viii De received at the once OF the
District Engineer, Public Roads Adminis-
tration, l44u Columbia Pike, Arlington,
NHglnia, until 1000 O'Clock am. E W.
i. Feoruary 3. 1943, for Project DA WR-S
IreStle at Bridge No. &, War Department
Building-Road Network located in the
District OF Columbia consisting OF remov-
ing existing trestle and resetting deck of
same on new timber pile bents, grading
ana surfaclng approaches and other work
Inc sppfoximate quantities of the more
lmportant items are as follows; 1920
Sn. Id Excavation: 1,400 Gu. Yd. Gravel:
% IONS Asphalt Concrete Pavement; Re-
moving and Resettin2 approximately 65-
900 lbs. of Structural Steel: Removing
and Resetting 105 M. FIT. bm. Timber OF
existing Trestle. 5,4oo Lin. Ft Treated or
Untreated Timber Pilin-. Minimum rates
oi vases for laborers and mechanics on
thls project have been fixed by the Sec
retary OF Labor as required by Law. Plans.
Specincations and proposal forms may be
OBTAINED at the address given above
n. j. SPEIMAN. District Engineer la %. .
Evening star., 1943-01-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE BY OWNER. I22 ACRES, as
acres tillable in high state of cultivation: !:
a t-rm. house, two large barns II practi-
cally new. large chicken house: courthouse,
other necessary outbuildinss all in good
Iepalr: well fenced all over, elec small
ally beautiful view: located on hard road,
~ miles from District in Virginia, ! mi.
from Leesburg pike; price, $4,000 Reason
for selling, want TO buy 30O-acre farm.
Phone Alex. 1880 after $3.50 pm.
CLINTON, MD
acres. with nice stream, 5-rm. and bat tn
houSe. also poultry house; $4,000, terms
OWNER, GE. 6l92.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEvERIDGE CONTROL
BOARD, Washington, D. c., January
Il, 1873 Notice is hereby given that
the following person has applied for trans
ter OF license under the Alcoholic Beveraee
Control Act OF the District OF Columbia,
before February 4, 1s43. at 9:l5 AN, in
room No. 225, District Building. after
bearing of such protests: 3641, Peter
MiiIios, Harry Millios and Angelo Jones,
IA Jones Grill. retailers &C" 2S2O-
AGNES K. MASON, WILLIAM p. MERE.
DITH; Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
ADAM A. WEscHLER 4 son. Auetioneer

Ebbitt Hotel-Unclaimed baggage at auction,
Notice is hereby given that on Friday,
January twenty-ninth, 1943, commencing
at three o'clock P M, we will sell BY public
auction at Weschler's, 915 st. NV,
miscellaneous baggage to enforce our liens
for. eharges. left with us in the names Of
Mareelia Pauley. J. 8. johnson, Frank
Lauler, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barton, Jane
Meyers, GladysE Gibbs, y. A. .Kalsonske,
Leake. Mr.. and Mrs. Gary, Mr. H. oneil,
Franz Frank Lawler, r. Goode. W.; r. ,scnal.
Mrs Hatch. John selthon, Brown, g. w
hall ] Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Borton,
John Feldhouse, Murel Leonard. J. Rouse
Pr II. Murphy, J. g Hess, P. L. Rogers
Mcdonald. r. Story, G, Moore, Capt. Henry
j; P. Tinneron. Sam Chin. O. Heryey, Min
mis-, Burke. Hudson, McFadden. David
Mexer, Geo. Glahan, J. CONVENTION. z. E.
Ward. Mckinney. Beafurst, j. E. Brady,
j. J. Tonell, PAU Meal, R, Montgomery.
Depriest and other persons not known.
Parties in interest take notice
EBBITT HOTEL.
BY GEORGE c. CLARKE
Owner and General Manager.
Evening star., 1943-01-21

sTAKE-vAN- PANEL MERCHANDISE
Trucks available on rental to business firms.
service includes everything but the driver
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
20l Que ST n w Nnrth aall
Evening star., 1943-01-21
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

COTTAGE CITY, MD,-BUNGALoW WITH
TTnished end floor, h.-w.h., electricity. 4
neorooms baths, separate garage now
rented on mont thly basis. Call MA 4ao5
SUBURBS OF TAMPA, BEST SECTION
wide, improved streets, plenty shade. lot
IOoxl92; other properties in Lakeland
Fla: no encumbrance, terms or EXCHANGE
for D, G. or nearby property s T HICK-
MAN $50 NV. 9th ave. Miami Fla
Evening star., 1943-01-21
2 FOUR-FAMILY BUILDINGS.
BRAND-NEW, SEMI
NIIrI7 fNIYEIN
SMALL OFFICE BLDG

2-story brick bldg. located on K st. NV.
entlre bldg recently remodeled and re.
decorated. leased for 3 yrs. at S2.IO0 yr
tenants supply heat: price. SlS,5O0,
F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Evening star., 1943-01-21
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

GARAGE wANTED-cALI TAYLOR 1894,
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES 70 RENT
saraEe In Arlington. CH. l162.