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APARTMENTS uhFuRNlsHEp.

400 DECATUR ST. NV, Apt Living
room bedroom, semiprivate bath, private
eos ST NE rooms, kt,hsa it EN-.
III IL IsIdh EYE ST NJ large room, kitchen
bldg, $3.50 incl. gas and cleo Avail
June l Apply ianitor,. 4O73 Minnesota
St. NV. MA. o5s@. ~ ' -0i' 1''''
: ROOMS, kit; din bath; new bldg. pre-,
ne ses ABLE hEh magasaq Aps s67
lois 18th en St nS w. "a "a S5s2 g RfeSi0SS Bros
THE CHAPIN, 1874 Chaplin st. NV
ROO ROOMS Is AMI SS1pis sATH, Gny reimbursement $50
month. Call between . and pm, EX.
3-RooM APT, heat, elec;, water furnished.
5Sss 5Ss III fRLINols FL rs AVE. AT 1Ss4 Sw rooms
kitchen and bath. Vacant Adults only
No pets; Cali Pasaual Realty, Elk. $3.50
g APARTMENTS and store. oil heat. sep
ara crate entrance; vicinity Dupont Circle.
SfAs sfs fa uSioS EaS eSIaHTGs sTHrIosrds rooms hath
heat and hot water. 3rd fioor: 'i private sat,
ssnTtranss; sT sssa adults: S65 mo, references,
I-RooM and kitchenette apt, End floor,
private entrance: all utilities furnished
Aapi Maple ave, near washington Sanitarium;
SILVER HI fn ms spRiNGoFoom fliSo 5Gss suDlex ant
$50 INCLUDING lights, no small children
MODERN, 5 rooms, kitchen. bath and
shower; entire second floor private en-
trance; all modern improvements. washing
machine. Adults only. 5000 4gI5
Beyers St: Sc. Hillside OS27.
1905 FLOWER AVE, Takoma Park
rooms, kitchen and bath, private entrance
utilities. Gentle home. Immediate occu-
pancy SH. 1907.
II VIZ
bath, heat and hot water included in
rental Of $40 per mo. Will redecorate.
Key with janitor, or
SOLDANO REALTY CO,
ole Eye St. NV. ME $500.
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GLOVER PARK

This several-year-old brick home is In
immaculate new-house condition: 3 good
bedrms., 2 baths on End floor; living rm
Kitchen back stairway. recreation rm. with
bar leads onto stone terrace. There is a
Bird bath on this level. Brick garage.
6. E. ventilating fan changes air in entire
house in few seconds. Many special fea-
tIres such as Venetian blinds, copper
plumbing, gooo closet space Can be
purchased completely furnished
WI 1887 DI SS43
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

QUIET COUNTRY FARM on bus line Viii
give reaSonable board to settled adults.
Box 136, r. >, Buckner Va 1S@
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED.

1923 18th ST.-Large, pleasant, newly
decorated, for one or two persons. Tel
ME. 3S41 evenings 80.
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18th AND COLO. AVE. NV

SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR
Det all-brick home on large lot in peri
cond. 1st floor. large open concrete porch,
spacious living rm. with fireplace, din
nm; large tile kitchen. pantry and open
back porch: End f., sun deck, 4 large
bedroomS, : baths and !! incl heated
sleep. porches; doored attic, maids room
in basement, auto. oil heat, big, beauti-
full garden with lily pond surrounded hy
Anchor fence: det Lear earage; close to
LranSp.. shopping, schools reas terms
Owner desires immediate sale Reasonable
offer ACCENTED Ewes. EN- A55l
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WIDE BRICK HOUSE
ct OCF To GPANT CTpCT q

LO0I ~ I103A1NI V1IVOLE.
SlO.000-This very well located house
is close to express bus service, parochial
and public schools and shopping 1t has
8 large rooms, the house widening out in
the rear. with good closet space, stairway
to attic, front entrance to basement, and
nice yard. Owner will finance on long
term but requires good cash payment.
Phone DI. 1915 until pm
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., INC,
Established 1887.
DI 1918 Realtors 1919 ST NV
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Two Outstanding Home
On. InIInct 1 n,,rn

I akoms Park Section-Both convenlently
situated. Might particularly appeal TO a
aptS.; rent, SLY mo Other > apts with
finished room In basement; rent, S12O mo
Each priced at $3.50 This evening, 8 to
pm, call Mr.. LATIMER, EN-. O77O.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO, Inc. Realtors
- Dl. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$1O.75O.
rooms, . baths; near Lafayette Public
school and conv. to transp. Sturdy clap
board constr; > excellent rms. and bath
lst n: hedrms. and bath 2nd A.: full
basement, h,-W.h. with oil burner: elec.
reigr.: blt-in garage: VACANT. Owner
VIII redecorate al this price. Call Mr..
Evans. WO 029O.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 HI NV. National 2345.
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RE-UPHOLSTERING.
2-piece living room suite, re-upholstered
to look like new, S52. Latest patterns and
new insides included. Best workmanship
swiss UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
24e3 18Th st NV Adams o761
PARK AVENUE
VENETIAN BLIND co.
Custom Made Blinds, $3.50 Up.
COMPLETE REFINISHING SERVICE,
WARFIELD 449S.
FURNTTURE-YOURO OLD LIVING ROOM
furniture made like new; 35 years expert
ence; including materials, sofa and chair,
S45. Workmanship guaranteed,
LaFrance Upholstering Co.
2509 14th St NV. Columbia 1881.
Scarce Pre-War Material for Sale
All steel rollaway double beds, steel
springs; water heaters with, steel Jackets,
fully insulated; kitchen sinks, with steel
base cabinets, double bowl, double drain
boards, Sc in. long; closets and lavatories,
chrome trim, May be seen by appt. only.
Call Mr.; Grupe, bet 8 and 4 pm. week
days only. WI. 1859 Location of ma
terial, 5000 River rd., L. E. Brueninger g.
Sons Inc.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM, private bath
sndI snd yh Shower; snGo pvt. entrance; SIS week.
612 NO. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Nicely
furnished room. adisinina bath.
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1888 18th ST. NV
Rooms, Kitchen, Bath; $4,000
immediate occupancy. Adults only.
Newly redecorated
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sl1 18th St. NV Ma 5000.
DUPLEX APTS. OF . ROOMS. KITCHEN. \.
dinette, porch and bath Apt 4, 1900
9TH st, ne. S47 80. Apt. 3 and 4 of
la 10th st. ne, $3.50 each. Heat
THE WASHINGTON LOAN g. TRUST CO.,
Rental Dept, 900 F ST. NV, Ma 344O.
NOW RENTING FOR OCCUPANCY JUNE /
1915 KEN1LWORTH AVE. Sc
3 rooms, $3.50: ga rooms, $3.50
All utilities included. Car line in front OF
bldg: Safeway store across street. Open
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Opposite Columbia Golf Club,
Chew Chase. Md.

A well-designed center hall brick. slate
roof, on, large corner lot, amidst set
ting of lovely shrubbery. Spacious living
room with bay windows, large porch with
splendid outlook, bright dining room and
roomy kitchen. There are 3 excellent bed
rooms, baths, large attic, 2-car garage;
Phone JAMES E. SCHWAB, 1922 Conn.
ave, OR. $500; after 5 pm. WO 14oS
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OWNER LEAVING CITY
An unusual good buy in lovely Shepherd
Park Semidet brick, rms, ? baths,
a bedrms .lgarage, S125OO
McDEVTTT. Realtor RA 4422
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NEARBY MD.

Attractive corner home with bedroom
and bath, on frst floor, plus living room
with paneled breakfast room. Second floor,
:, bedrooms, child's room and bath;
bullt-in garage: oil heat. Sl4.250 Call
MT Browning, Sligo 312l with THOS. L.
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Mr.. 18th AND COLO, NV.

| HOME DE LUKE.
Semi-det all-brtck, S-room home being
offered for first time: First floor Liv.
room with mirrored fireplace, din. room,
den, modern tiled kit and pantry; ali
downstairs walls painted and paneled.
Second floor: 4 bedrooms, . baths: car
peted and included in sale price: storage
attic. Basement: Finished knotty pine rec
room. with marble-top bar and porch sink:
maids room and bath laundry room. auto
gas heat. built-in garage. Venetian blinds
throughout, weather stripped, screens and
awnings. SlR.500- Ewes EN- QS61
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POULTRY & EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
ames Feed Store. Inc 619 st. NV
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BOATS,

DOUBLE ENDER LIFEBoAT or fishing type
rowing dory wanted; 16-ft. length 512 to
f. beam sound, heavy construction es-
tentiaL Boz, 302-G Star. IT.
Clellan sails; $500 WI 7654.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for loft. boat.
Gan Mr.. Breneman. Federal Finance CO
&15 New York ave. nv. MA. f4l6. 49,
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EDGEMOOR, MD.
$40 500

This large English-type home of brick,
stone and stucco combination contains a
wide center hall, living room, I5x30; din
ing room, kitchen. breakfast room sun
porch and large open side porch on first
floor. large bedrooms, , baths and sit
room and bath: garage, automatic stoker:
lot 90xl 90 Call WO 230O until pm,
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC, $500 Conn,
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637 EYE ST. NV.
s2-room apt, consisting of large bedroom
and kitchen, newly remodeled and nicely
furnished, for couple, $3.50 weekly.
broom Housekeeping Apt,
Nicely furn., in ne. and Sc; couples;
100 Fl ST ne
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$l2,750-Chevy Chase, D. C.
Located in quiet square, a little west
.of Conn. ave, convenient to Alice Deal
and woodrow Wilson High Schools-De-
tached, shineled and Stucco: well arranged
st floor, living room with f1repalce, sun
also excellent space for lst-floor lavatory,
bedrms and small inclosed porch on 2nd
practically new "Burnham' oil furnace:
attractive lot 7o-ft. frontage, trees. shrubs,
etc: garage. Substantial cash payment
required. Immediate possession. This
evening call MR.. CONDIT, OR. 2l3l.
TH0S. j. FISHER G. CO., Realtors DI
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APARTs. FURk. OR UkFURk.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

2-ROOM, kitchen and bath apt, for beauty
operator who will work in shop in apt
bldg. 2Sl7 14th st. NV. Apply in person
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Sample House Now Open.

NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
Near District line on spacious 5O-foot
lots; large living room, . bedrooms, mod
ern kitchen with 7foot refrigerator. attic
insulated, etc. FILA financed; reasonably
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM Us
Leo M. Bernstein Co., ME. 54OO.
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SILVER SPRING MD
BARNABY WOODS

In one Of the. best sections of Chevy
Chase, D. G., a choice 7-room brick. built
5 years. 3 bedrooms, each will accom-
floor. 1st floor has large den or bedroom,
LARGE living room, well-eduipped kitchen,
breakfast nook; ir-conditioned heat; built
attractive price. Call EN-. 1890 until
p.m., F. A. TWEED CO., 5504 Conn ave
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st. AIMS Church.
DETACHED BRICK

Finely located in Cleveland Park section.
between Conn. and Wis. aves.; this splen-
did center-hall Colonial, with large living
room. 3 bedrooms and baths, plus addi-
tional room over sunroom: 2-car garage;
excellent attic, screened side porch; wide
lot; a rare opportunity To inspect, call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, 5522 Conn. ave Or
$500: after K n m W0 laos
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AN IMPOSING CORNER
IN SHEPHERD PARK.
This home is one of the very best offered
to the public in this deiightfui neighbor
hood, very wide frontage, beautifully land
scaped, 2-car detached brick garage The
house has extra large rooms, ia baths
recreation room. Price, SIT 800. Shown
by appointment only.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave GE 1870,
Ewes, Mr.. Helan. GE o964
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Silver Spring BunoaIOW

ALL BRICK, rooms fireplace. porch
gas heat; large wooded lot: washing ma
chine near bus and shopping. Price.
SS,95o; $500 cash required.
A. j. KESSINGER,
S644 ColeSville Rd. SH 4544
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BLVD. SECTION

This house has unusual charm, both out
side and inside, and is on 1l2 acres of
ground, Besides very large living room
there is a dining room breakfast ROOM
Kitchen psneled den. bedroom and bath
on first floor second floor has 3 large
bedrooms leach with its own BATH: ade-
ouate servants quarters are over the ga
rage Houses like this do not come on the
market very often. Call Mrs. SchleSinger,
FRY INC WI 1894
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LYNHAVEN RESALE.

Situated on a knoll with a view for
miles, 2-story brick, rms, tile bath.
basement, automatic heat, fenced rear
ate possession Price only 5000; Terms terms
Call Mr. Ivey. TIE 26OO; ewes, AID. S6sS
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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SOUTHERN
VENETIAN BLIND CO.,

Buy Direct From Manufacturer,
STEEL OR WOOD STATS.
sos l4th St NV Phone AID 4333
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MODERN DETACHED BRICK
WEST OF THE CATHEDRAL.
S21 ,5O0-Located in one of the best
brick house of rooms. baths, study
lavatory,. recreation room and finished
attic, with , porches. 1t has detached
garage and nice lot and is close to ele-
mentary. school, stores and transportation
1t will be available June l and may be
shown bv appointment.
Phone DI. l015 Until PM
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est 1NS1
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
Notice To Creditors

Estate of T. P. Jackson, de-
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given by the
undersigned. Administrator o f
the Estate of T. P. jackson. de-
ceased. to the creditors and to all
persons having claims against
t b Q said deceased. to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers
within 4 months after the first
publication of this notice to the
said Administrator at the Office
Of George o. BarRer in Brown.
ing. Montana. the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said Estate.
Dated Decem Der %. 1914.
George o. Barger.
Executor of the Will of T.
P. Jackson, deceased.
W. r. Mcdonald.
Attorney for Executor.
First publication Dec. 20, 1914.
Last publication Jan. 10, 1915.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
NAZI WEATHER

THE worst weather Europe
has seen in 40 years" For a
hours not a single Allied plane
has been a b Q to leave h 9
ground In such sentences we
may find key to battle reports
from the Western Front.
Bad weather interfsred with
the Allied stroke at Anthem. Bad
weather has denied Allied hopes
of blasting out q break-through
with air power. Bad weather hid
German preparations for t h e
present drive. Bad weather five
out of seven days has nulIifed
Allied air superiority VIII c h
might h ave shredded German
armored spearheads and cut off
German supplies.
All this has caused increasing
talk about "Nazi weather." Is
there nothing to be done about
this situation except exclaim over
it and bsmoan it? A multitude
Of thoughtful people will declare
otherwise. They recall several
occasions i n this war, notably
during the evacuation of Dunkirk
and the landings in North Africa
and Sicily when what were de-
scribed as miraculous breaks
in the weather followed the de.
cision of some of those involved
to appeal to God for help.
Now it must be admitted there
are many. even among religious
folk, who think of the weather
rs beyond Gods control. If 80,
they can still JONAS they did
before the invasion in seeking
divine aid for Allied soldiers and
guidance for their leaders. The
need and the opportunity did not
end with D.day. How many Of
US have needed President Roose.
yelt's plea for Continuance in
prayer? How many noted the
report from France that it 8
since D-day that the weather
has deserted the Allies?
Those W h 0 understand t h e
words of t h g Psalmists. He
maketh the storm a calm.' will
not claim for themselves power
to order the weather. But they
can affirm that it is not beyond
the power of Him who governs
the universe with His spiritual
Jaw of harmony. They do not
ask Deity to supply any particu.
lar kind of weather. but they do
expect a right purpose and a
right understanding of Him to
afford protection against MAJ
weapons and "Nazi weather. -
The Christian Science Monitor,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-12-29
RaiE Quiz

What railroad man was known
as the Empire Builder?
This name is frequently applied to
James J. Hill, under whose organizing
and directing genius the Great North
ern Railway was built. The railroad
opened up vast and diversified terri
tory, and Hill devoted his great ener-
gies to developing the agricultural,
mineral and forest resources of this
far-fung empire"
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INDIAN MISSION
Assembly of God Church

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning worship at II a. m.
Evening revival hour at 7:45.
D. m.
Tuesday Bible study at 7:45
p. m.
Cordial Invitation to everyone.
Raymond A. Bache, Pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-22

mind was very great for year. and
even after he seemed to be cured,
he was not able to take care OF the
kingly Office very we'll
With the king suffering this trou-
BILE, the mobiles of England tried to
win power for themselves. Some
fought in the name of the king The
most important of the kings helpers
were from the House of Lancaster.
Most of the support for the Red
Rose of the House of Lancaster came
the farmers of England.
Against the Red Rose was the
House of York, with most of its
fighting men coming from London
and other cities.
Fourteen battles were fought in
the 80 years the wars lasted. Most
of these were won by the men of the
White Rose, but the last battle saw
the victory of the Red Rose. BY this
time King Henry VI was dead, and
his only son had been killed.
Two Yorkists had taken over the
throne for a time during the Wars
of the Roses, but after the closing
battle, Lancaster noble was made
king. He took the name of Henry
VII, and was the first of the Tudor
rulers. The last Tudor to hold the
throne was Queen Elizabeth.
The new king took wise step
soon after he gained the throne. He
married a woman of the House OF
York, the eldest daughter of one of
the Yorkist kings! Thus the Red
Rose and the White Rose were
married, and they have been at
peace ever since.
A sign of that union is found in
one of the emblems of Great Britain.
The Rose of York and the Rose of
Lancaster have been put together in
a single floWer-the Tudor Rose.
The same emblem has the Thistle
of Scotland and the Shamrock of
Ireland. Queen Victoria was the first
monarch to place the Shamrock in
lher royal diadem.
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Uncle Rays Corner

Roses are beautiful flowers, bus
there was a time when they were
used as symbols of war. That was in
England in the years from lass to
1885.
In the Wars of the Roses, the men
of Lancaster wore the red rose, and
the white rose was worn by the men
of York.
King Henry VI was on the throne
when the civil wars started. He was
good-natured and trusting man,
but had become insane two years be-
fore the first battle. His illness OF
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LETTER-OUT

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which
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Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy, No. 1874

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By THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy, No. 1874
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
South West North East
IA Pass 20 Pass
81 Pass a. Pass
s A Pass Pass Pass
Although South played as though
he had seen all four hands, his slam
contract should have been defeated.
Vests opening of the singleton
diamond was won in dummy. South
played the club ace, ruffed a club,
then returned to his hand with a
heart. Another club was ruffed,
South again entered his hand with
heart, then ruffed his last club
with dummy'S ace of trumpS.
At this point East committed his
bridge crime Given the opportun-
ity to discard on the fourth club, he
should have thrown his remaining
heart Had he done so. South, in
order to get to his hand, would
have had to ruff a diamond with
one of his high spades. Then, when
East obtained the lead with the
spade king. one more diamond lead
would have established another
trump trick for West. AS it was,
South, taking advantage of EaSt's
blunder, got back to his hand with
a heart, then forced East's king of
spades. East returned a diamond
but South cannily trumped high.
He still had two toy trumps, which
were enough to draw those out
standing and bring home his slam
contract.
Yesterday you we're Oswald
Jacoby's partner. Both sides were
vulnerable and you held:
AA92
21094
HK862
1853
The bidding:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightner
"A Pass INT Pass
30 Pass 90
Answer-Three spades. Your two
high cards are favorably placed, be-
ing in your partners strong suits,
but in total strength you have only
what you promised by bidding one
no-trump. Therefore you make
your lowest available rebid.
Score 100 per cent for three
spades, 60 per cent for four spades
or four diamonds, nothing for three
no-trump.
Question No. 1861.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby Schenken You Lightner
IA Pass l MT Pass
80 Pass "a Pass
A. Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK wanted name your price. will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con-
CADILLAC needed for executive in highly
essential war work. Bendall Pontiac, TIE.
CADILLAC wanted; name your price, will
try to meet it, Flood Pontiac. 1927 Con-
n nntTp :, h Wo. s4oo. s.. u.r u,r,.r.
premium cash price paved for clean car.
B Be- ,e,a q Pontiac. TE 29lS ,,,,,..., ,..
Ga dEs d TSrd Or Pym9a f b
week week cash cash "A. a97$. @''O ''''@
CHEVROLET wanted: name your price, Will
nect fS nee Wo J. 500 f55o' T0n''"' Con-
g39. 1870. 1871 VIII pay
TOD cash prices. Brown Pontiac, Inc. Oh.
cHRYsLER 1871 1910, any model We
pay the high price. Let us prove il
DODGE AND CHaYsLER @anred: name
your price. VIII try to meet 1t. FLOOD Pom
tiaG s 1927 Connecticut. W0 $500. .u,.,..,
area; premium cash price Bendall Pom
F'o0RDs[ia46. 194l. 1912. VIII pay TOP
cash prices. Brown Pontiac, Inc. Oh
FORD wanted; name your price. Will
try to meet It. Flood Pontiac 42"l Con-
ToRDS AND cHEyRoLETs urgently need
60 extra hleh prices for extra good cars
oLDsMoBLE wanted name your price;
vii try to meet It Flood Pontiac. 1927
PACKARD 19A1 coupe or convertible, low
mileage. BY private party Phone WO.
PLYMOUTH needed for essential war work
er; Will pay premium cash price Tor clean
car. Bendall Pontiac. TE 29lS
rLYMoUIH wANTEp 77Sod p6 yoqG orS Geo.
FoNTACS- 1870. lo41. VIII pay
TOP cash prices Brown Pontiac Inc. Oh
PONTIAC lo4o-we ara Pontiac head
quarters ana viii pay. ,op. dollars for any
Pontiac 4o7 FLORIDA ave
PONTIAC, WI. pay premium cash price foI
clean car for war worker. BendaI
PONTIAC wANTrp-Nome your price
C61n Try to meet Wo H. sad Food Pontiac 422'
! PRIVATE PARTY with = good car ca!
NO S3lS will pay YOU a high cash
PREMIUM CASH price for clean used cars
any year or model. BendaN Pontiac TE
Full RETAIL PRICE paid in cash foi
your car no chi2zuug We need cars
WILLIAMS Auto Sales 1929 R. I. ave. e
WANT btsr PRICE Tor your csl2 see
cash 2l!se Lojins Motors. 1914 NJ st Nv
oHtfa Clean preferred VIII pay TOP price Price,
Central Motor Sales, 4432 Connecticut
T&DIviDuAL WILL PAY CASH tof d
cheyroiet , F0od or PlyHm1ou!Ih model o.
H.vE ny You ti"p F%o5rGorrEST to @ G cau Adam.
$500 TO sell your carr We can pay Won
plenty OF cash right now. Arcade Pontiac
f rRr l3i' Ii rAErY + @ NH pay tmmeda,.
cash Tor low-mueagr iatc-modcl cai
RI SURE TO SEE LovING before you sci
10 get the mos, cash. All make. urgeHti
needed towing Motors, 1879 N St. n
iaoni vii ruaran lo hi.ghc.j pricc. OF Wi
scN for YOU on commission basis Frank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-17

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Evening star., 1944-12-10
Impressive CeremonyIs Held
As Cruiser Atlanta Joins Fleet

Aboard the Atlanta today are
seven Of this gallant action. At
their specific request, they were
transferred from well-carned shore
duty to their present assignment.
Grimly silhouetted against q De-
cember sky the cold day Of her COM
missioning, the new Atlanta, more
than 500 feet long, looked a mighty
and formidable avenger, with her
great main batteries of 6-inch guns
supported by 5-inch, .38-caliber and
numerous smaller guns.
Guests for the commissioning
ceremony boarded the Atlanta from
the forward gangway, and were
escorted to their positions. Dis
tinguished service guests were color
fully piped aboard in accord with
Navy regulations.
With the officers, crew and marine
guard drawn up In impressive for
nation at attention the command
ing odicer-to-be. Capt. Bayard H.
Colyear, reported to Rear Admiral
M. r. Draemel, commandant OF the
4th Naval District, who presided
over the ceremony.
After the invocation, Capt. Col
year directed his executive officer
Comdr. K. j. Biederman, to sound