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Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20
Inside China Today"
Latest March OF Time
Coming Here Soon

The only war theatre where the
Allies have been in continued forced
retreat is Chinal
The latest March of Time, "Inside
China Today" which comes Sunday
and Christmas to the Royal Theatre
with new exclusive film just out
of Chungking, meets the widespread
demand for information about this
critical situation on our one losing
front. This hard-hitting, issue tells
the story behind the news out of
China.
Much of the. difficulty in which
China finds herself is due to the
lack of transportation facilities.
The appalling lack of trucks, of
railroads, of any but the most prim-
tive methods of ~ferrying or carriage
have forced the Chinese to fight
virtually bare-handed!
Victor Jurgens, March of Times
Far East ace cameraman, has
brought back striking candid studies
of China's leading figures. Among
these are scenes of Chang Kai-
shek's Kuomintang, sole governing
party of Free China, which believes
its dictatorship justified by pressure
of war, and promises to put the
new constitution into effect a year
after wars close.
Plaguing the Supreme National
Defense Council in it's efforts, the
film points out, are in~efficiency and
graft.
But most serious of the Councils
problems are the Chinese Commun-
lists. Thousands of square miles of
territory to the north are ruled by
Chinese Communist leader Mac Use
tung and his armies. Between the
latter and Chiang's Kuomintang,
mutual distrust prevents cooperation
in the fight against the Japanese.
Scenes showing how the great
leaders of China are helping her
to emerge from her long struggle
and find her greater destiny are an
interesting highlight of this excit-
ing March of Time.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20

A party at the Byam school house
honored Carl Manwiler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Manwiler, who
was leaving this week for induction
into the armed forces.
Mrs. Donald Nave has received
word from her husband, Lieutenant
Donald Nave of New Guinea, that
he is now a combat flying instrhc-
tor and is teaching new pilots in
combat tactics.
Miss Peggy Bowman of Nam
moth Hot Springs is a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Phelps.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Easton have
a letter from their son, M. Sgt. R.
w. Easton, Jr., who is in the air
corps in India. He said he ate two
Thanksgiving dinners. The Roose-
welt sersion was in China and regu-
lar event was observed in India.
In each instance there was turkey
and all the trimmings. He has
been in the service about three
years and has been overseas a year.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20

Mrs. Helen M. Shearer had a
letter the past week from her son
George, who had landed in North
Africa, and a cablegram from her
son Harold. The latter said he had
landed safely somewhere, but did
not disclose the location.
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Great Christmas
Carols Work of
Inspired Clergy

Since that first Christmas When
the angels sang "Glory to God on
Highest" music has been a vital
part of the holiday season, schools,
churches and homes ring with JOY
Gus hymns and songs. The first
singing of carols in the streets, we
are told, was in the year 1924.
When we think of Christmas we
think of the pictures you e on
Christmas cards of houses almost
buried in snow, candles burning in
windows, and carolers grouped
around a doorway, singing with all
their hearts to the distant peal of
church bells. Christmas must have
been picturesque in those days, no
automobiles whizzing by, just the
merry jingle of sleigh bells.
clark, the Herald Angels Sing"
was written in 1870 by Charles Wes-
ley, younger brother of John Wesley,
who founded the Methodist denomi-
nation, but was not published until
1856. Inspiration for the poem came
to Wesley as he walked to church
one Christmas morning.
Bishop Phillip Brooks, rector of
the Holy Trinity church in Philadel-
phia, was asked by his Sunday
school children to write a Christmas
song, so in 1868 he produced "Oh Lit
tie Town of Bethlehem" After writ
ing the hymn, he went to the church
organist and asked him to furnish a
tune. The organist, Lewis H. Red
ner, says the air came to him in a
Christmas dream, and it was finished
for the next days services.
Origin of Silent Night
But most beloved of all Christmas
music is "Holy Night, Silent Night"
written, we are told, by Father Jo-
SET Mohr, who found himself without
means of music for the Christmas
services because mice had eaten the
bellows of the church organ. Father
Josef was greatly troubled over the
calamity, and as he returned from
administering rites to a dying wom-
an he stood on a hilltop, at mid
night, and it came to him that it
must have been just such a silent
night that the Christ child was born,
so he went home and composed the
words to our famous Christmas
hymn.
Then, of course, it needed music,
so he went to his old schoolmaster,
Franz Gruber. And so Franz played
his guitar and Father Josef sang a
Christmas hymn that will never die.
Few think of this lovely hymn
without remembering how we
watched our radio dial at Christmas
time for its rendition by one of the
most beloved of singers, Madame
Schumann-Heink.
Oh, those were days of simplicity,
when rectors casting about for suit
able Christmas programs turned po-
cts, and organists turned composers
to furnish the music, music that
goes on forever.
They would, indeed, be gratified if
could hear our present Christ
mas day programs, pouring out of a
little cabinet in the corner, their
abors of love have come a long way
that steel guitar and a gentle
replacing a nibbled bellows,
be surprised to learn their
lock now does its Christmas shop
to their ~inspirational tunes.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20
Report Wodehouse in
Concentration Camp

LONDON. - Unconfirmed re-
ports published in the London
press recently said that P. G.
Wodehouse, British humorist who
was captured by the Germans in
France more than four years ago,
has been transferred from a COM
Portable "prison" in Berlin's Ho-
tel Adlon to a concentration camp
in Silesia.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20
Loud Welcome

Spanish settlers brought the GUS
tom of hailing Christmas with fire
crackers and bonfires, a procedure
that astounds northerners in Louisi-
ana.
Laurel outlook., 1944-12-20
The Old Barn Dance
WEEKLY PROGRAM

SUNDAY AND XMAS
Two Days Only-Dec. 24-25
Here's a grand Musical for the
Holiday season, with all you've
yer longed for in Rhythm, romance,
music and dance, songs and melo-
dies.
With
Frank Sinatra Gloria DeHaven
George Murphy AdOlphe Menjou
Eugene Palette Wally Brown
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Uncle Roy's Corner

Turtles and shellfish are guarded
by shells, but only one kind OF NAM
NAL has its body covered with
"armor plate" This is the 'arma-
dillo."
The armor plates are made Of
bone, and are very hard indeed
When an armadillo rolls up in a
ball. only large, strong animal can
attack 1t with success
South America is the chief home
Of the armadillo. but some mem
bers of the family live in Central
America and Mexico. A few have
crossed the Rio Grande River and
have set up homes in Texas and
Louisiana.
Armadillos differ a great deal in
size. The smallest are only inches
long, not counting their tails. They
are called pink fairies" because
their armor plates have a pink color
Parts OF their bodies. not covered
with bony plates, have white hair.
All armadillos have at least
little fur, but the large ones have
less fur, in proportion. than the
pink fairies. Many Of them are
able to curl up in a ball. very much
as porcupine does Then it is
hard for an enemy to break through
Evening star., 1944-07-27
INVEST. pRoP. foR sALf (co...,

INVEST. PROP. FOR sALR tceas.,
unit brick apt bldE.. On iarse iot. Rent,
s3;;549; q; Price. S2I,0Oo. 81 1880; ewes.
SEVERAL FLATS. nicely located. reason
ably priced. Informs tion II person only.
IS sssh Mf. st. nr WslteI NA B. s1oo SAUL CO. ss6
fss your id!s money to Veil hSn s !s,.
EsTxTs, asia 18th st, NV pu sosl IS:
story. only % Year old reasonaSie "ais @ 0ea rent.s
msnt me- e see call Ma. 1918. ewes. rR.. $3.50.
pHwNToWN sAcRIFIcE-e apartment
houses; win sell toEether or separately; 1914
n fa Soah sns g. anasg a
about 50. 800 annually; Offering both at as
sessed value: sound Investment with future;
HsRY YfefYFsa Na oc sns act
s7s month: on lot sbout 80 by esd 80 feet; .ai
I0asa sseons sHansr'al NJ tn R:a
~, Two .a.FAMMY Flats. nearly new; semi
Fort pSponts psrf al outside out .pfs
dinetts and kitchen. basement; FHA A.
msnt;; msnt; For complete details, saII NJ.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY
Brick store and two apts.. oil heat: will
rent to present occupants at $3.50 per
Phone Mr.. Cohen. GE. 0oS6. SHANNON
y LUSHs @ ; CO. 1908 st; NV; ma. 2345.
4-family apts., less than 2 years old, con-
structed Of finest prewar materials and in
very convenient rental location; income
per bldg So $50 yearly; st trust, $1,000.
at 41a% each. Can be sold separately at a
price Of $16.650 each. JESS FISHER &
CO., Realtors, 913 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 5000.
bldg. 5 years old: hot-water coal heat
Annual rental. $l,53O; $1,000 cash, bal
snce terms Misht consider cash and
Evening star., 1944-07-27
Not This
the armor, but pumas and jaguArs

the arn1or. but pumas and jaguArs
can do it.
In the forests Of the Amazon VAL
ley, the giant armadillo is found.
1t is far from being giant" when
compared with many other animals.
but it is the largest of all armadillos.
Its body reaches a length of 3 feet.
and its tail may be from l8 to 20
inches long.
If a mammal had a solid shield
OF bone around its body, it would
have hard time running over the
ground. and it never could curl
up The armadillo has met that
problem by growing bands of bony
scales around the central part of
the body. These bands are not
closely Joined to one another, which
means that the animal can turn and
bend when it so chooses.
Because of difference in the num-
ber of bands, armadillos are called
three-banded. six-banded or nine
banded. One rare type has 13
bands.
Some armadillos have been tanned
and kept as pets. While under the
care of people, they have got along
very well when fed with boiled eggs,
chopped meat and milk.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
MONEY 70 LOAN

MONEY on hrst or second trust: prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd. Va
er D; g property; THE AMERICAN CO..
SSoNEY ON sEC0HD TRusr-we will
buy ,second-trust notes. .. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
n; x; ave. NV. National 1888.
WHEN you need q personal loan, S100 to
$4,000. renewable monthly, come to
BANK OF COMMERCE Il SAVINGS. 9TH
and SITS. NV. III st at North Capitol.
Ma .70l1. EX. 2727.
LOANS IAa on REAL ESTATE; ?. }. wAhsHE.
l.t ii. AND end TRgsT LOANS LOANS. Prompt
bor,owing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
vEsTMENT &C sl5 9th NV. DI; 6l50.
we do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
TerminaM, RE: 1900. Open til pm. q
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto. furniture or signature.
General Acceptance Corp, 5000 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md. 4 Warfield 31S1, For
merly Southeastern Discount Of Hyattsyille
Evening star., 1944-07-27

49,
35a4 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Storeroom ap-
proXimately 25x70: rent. $500 per month
Call Mr., Rupert. SHANNON g. LUCHs
CO, National 2345
STORE: large Display window. excel loca
ton. also furnished rooms: $40. Livins
quarters available 1923 14th NV. NO
1870, Ext. 355.
?2I1 nth ST. NV. basement store, avail.
able Aug. l. DU. 505I. KREZELL.
STORE. upper l4th st: 1lx47: excellent
legation: $55; THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
INC, 13S 18th ST. NV DI. $500
1920 nth ST. N.W.-Storeroom, approx
matelv sx60; rent. 1928 per month. Call
Mr.. Rupert. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
National 3345
I.a6 9th ST. N.W.-suitable for shop: $50
month. c. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1024 Vt.
ave. NV. ME-. 300.
STORE vALUES-9O0 Kennedy ST. NV
Store and basement, 500.
4016 Minnesota ave. s.e.-Store, SS5.
.241 Nichols ave. s.e.-Store. SIS.
l.0I No. Capitol st.-Store, $50.
- st, n.w.-Store, $50.
l.2 D st. s,e.-Store, 5000.
r: A. HUMPHREYS, sos N. Capitol,
poN
Evening star., 1944-07-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

Dalhf AMI SIOCh FARMS. JOHN BUR-
SMALL FARMsLso Arms ;sSf0 minutes downtown.
sfm '0 With s city n penty of
etc; near Fairfax High School and Lee Lee,
in the country for lot of cheap. useless
iisno with no convenlenceS and no future?
your farm is, paid for: price. $500 (no
house. $50 down; $40 month. Drive out
Howard JohnSon'sj. continue on dual road
10 INST crosSroad, turn right to sign Fair
5oor 5ao AGrss snd Open every DAY 10 TO y
81 ACRES room house sr'as siory s" qsnGsl poaltry
mouse, ereenhouse; all buildnss wired
s1 e 9lHSk' 2 Lee E hSDERyoS syD miles 459
Fairfax DR.. Arlinston, va oxford 3a4u
ts ACRES. , acres clear, balance oak
ded T0om pnmp new sresm souse deep well
on sood road; new electric line in front OF
property; oI, mile to bus, "a miles to city:
son, 4$53 Fairfax dr., Arlinston, H Va
EVER STOCK FARM, near Louisa Va;
3 sm a'sfS 81 fine s5 Be5ftGrd fs9 st. c1te Ts
sgsrNESsMANs fni yeiisisaHSG FARM; l4s acres, fine
hiSn elevation. commanding view sur
rounding country; 50 head livestock; hay.
set fGyn neW S hs
the neishbors are retired businessmen
Army and Navy of1cers, Very comfortable
necessary outbldgs.: due to owners ad-
Sanced age, and for, quick sale, 1 have
6en been authorized to sell it,, Quickly! SO
JOHN 4 BRickLEy' EXCLUSIVE eH Sen'.aseeu Agent.
tse You % HAVE Me Been sw watshns s23n and looking
ior nice cabin site. take notice, here
It. is and right at the doorstep to Wash
somerv conty sna strange to say in Mont
Saturday, July a ~. s:s6 s!S5's pm a au'!2Ta The
nadEy;iis WILEY Maspgder Farm, located between
Locks I'd and bordering on Cabin John
Greek. subdivided into small farms, wooded
knolis and cabin sites. Sizes to meet the
portunity to buy real estate in this desir-
able SeStion Of Montgomery County. known
s1oke m t6s n6 sectGn Buy
hancement in value that is bound to come
IN IhiS s. property is located in the path of
raNfb n 5e nana sXpans9n 9 and
Glagget, Mr. Joseph Bradley, Mr. H. A..
Dawson and other highly improved prop
or place to i've i've one m tss tTact t''veufn contains
ssven-room home and other outbuiidings.
There are nice woooed knolls, cabin sites
terms Of 1ole day Of sale 49, in tifteen teen
days, balance six. twelve eighteen and
twenty-four months. Directions: From
washington, go out Rockville pike through
Bethesda to No. 40, turn left at sign to
property or go out Bradley lane at Be
thesda to Seven Locks rd turn right and
Monroe st. to Seven Locks rd. and follow
signs. Sale will be held on the premises.
beginnine promptly on the house tract
NER & KELLY, telephone $50, Rockville,
Md. Albert M. Bouic, attorney NJ c.
Hines a. Sons, auctioneers. David l.. Strain,
general manager, 430 Investment Bldg ).
tel. D1. 7739, Washington. D. c. II gu
want to buy real estate attend our sales
II you want to sell real estate get in touch
with US.
SOUTHERN MD.-2OS acres 100 acres
clear, balance in timber: LARGE new house
2 tenant houses. = barns, springs and
streams; on paved road; priced for quick
sale, S13,5O0. Box 175-T, Star.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
LOTS FOR SALE.

VICINITY FAILS CHURCH-More than
$3.50 to ST 900. lyon, INC, CHI. 7O7O;
CRESTWOOD-s0-ft. front. S3.s0O,
north side O9lethorpe ne. mr.. 4th, $59h
ea. Big cor. 10th and Lawrence ne, S995
Arthur Blvd; ca, s3aS. '; 10 =. VIRGIN tim
ber. city water, ETC.: make 3s big lots:
much below value. Small. big sereags
trade NNd Get it data. o Terms si' 1nspeetWaes @ Ss
N. e. RYON co. GE. 6l46
FORREST HILLS--This large wooded lot.
l00x14S, practically in Rock Creek Park,
can be subdiyided into . lots: will con :
slider reasonable offer. WILLIAM H.
SAUNDERS Co. INC, Realtors, Est. 1887.
MoNTGoMsRY No oNHEHeMsY COUNTY, MD. Takoms
Park 56 apt house sites Silver Spring
industrial sites; Forest Glen Park. Mead
owood and Northwood Park building lots
ROBERTS e. LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave
GE. 1870.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Summer. homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Bax II Mayo A. A Co. Md.
screened-porc cottage, electricity, water
HO 4440 evenings.
ATTRACTIVE new 4-room and bath cot
beautiful water view, good beach; refined
community; $3.50, terms. MR.. BOND,
ME- a51O.
WANTED modern cottage near water
front in vicinity of Annapolis for week Di
August 9th or 18th. Call Sligo 1856 after
pm. aSs
NO. BEACH-Hotel real buy on terms OF
trade. at 100000. So. Beach--3 double
size rooms, city water. ca. furnished in
Spect, you make price; terms, or trade for
equity; it's clear; inc. side front porch
trees; on Cliff bay II retired, enjoy
life, save money. N. E. RYON CO.
GE. 614H
Evening star., 1944-07-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

United States for the District of CO.
lumbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court--1n the
Matter OF David Solomon. 2SO1 10Th ST.
Bankruptcy No 4329-To the creditors
Of David solopon of the City Of Wash
inston. District Of Columbia: Notice is
has been duly adjudged bankrupt on a
petition filed by him on the 21st day Of
July, 1914. and that the first meeting Of
his creditors will be held on the 18th day
OF August. 1914, at eleven O'Clock AM
at the ONCE Of the Referee. S19 Invest
Washington. D. c.. at which time and
place the said creditors may attend prove
their claims appoint trustee, examine
business as may properly come before
said meeting. FRED J. EDEN Referee in
Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1944-07-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

SOMETHING DIFFERENT-A genuine au-
thentic bargain: unusual corner 5-unit
apt; heart of Silver Spring, Md. S4i7
Dixon ave. rear of st Michaers Catholic
Church; a beautiful building never a
vacancy; only $4,000 cash. This is a
rare. opportunity indeed as apt. houses
in this area are seldom for sale Consider
these unusual features not found in con-
ventlonal apts.: Four apts. contain 2 bed
rooms, apt. contains l bedroom. in
Vulnerable closets, very large rooms, very
deep lot wide immense rear porches boun-
tlIui shrubbery, automatic oil h-wh.; "a
oiock OH Ga: ave. near everything; ex-
penses ,negligible: act quickly on this a it
Won't last long: income, S3,1S0 yr. p. j.
WALSHE INC. MA 646s. Ills Eye st. NV.
APARTMENT BARGAIN; income SIS OO0.
price, @ - only $4,000; terms O'HARE
ESTATES. MA. 05S6
6-UNiT APT. BLDG. brick. . years old,
close to shopping, schools and bus: excel
!ent n nsome Price, $4,000. ARLINGTON
TWO FREPROOF BUILDINGS, rented
Sl25,0O0 per year; best location in the
city; can be bought for less than Ave times
rent: must be sold r S. DONALpSoN'
POI woodward Bids., NE. ssss, Wo. os5o.
NEW .a9-UNIT CORNER APT. Bldg.
wni,te-faee Wn, brick; 3-story. facing Govt
mately, $4,000 Only months old
Extra large lot Convenient to Pa ave.
r E3r appointment to see. MA. 1913 ewes
FIR. $3.50. ext. 575
Evening star., 1944-07-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM Cor rent with secretarial
service If desired; also !, 2 or 3 room
21s pt,e1si s. nsvly u decorated. L. cow1E' s0s
DENTISTS or PHYSICIANS ONCE 1st floor
modern apartment, building on 10th st
hus now GeSsDsd FIsHER 9s dsats co svalsee IS
738 18th st. NV d. $3.50
NEAR CAPITOL and Library - 1st floor
To- l0caton, sHs%t,ss zoo St Sc Phone FIR 1880
available for once use
in downtown elevator apartment blds l.;
able rental Phone MA. 543S.
SMALL OFFICE, heart OF real estate Sec
ton: SIS per mo. Apply. DREYFUSS
OFFICE AVAILABLE on Conn. ave, near
Dupont Circle: approximately $50 So it:
rental, $50 per mo. RANDALL H HAGNER
=. CO, INC, 1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE
Evening star., 1944-07-27

TIRE RECAPPING. S-hour service. by
appointment Leave your car q 9. m, pick
II up ct pm. Finest-grade materials
used Expert workmanship by experienced
recapping mechanics. All work guaranteed
ample parking facilities. PALDER &,
HANNA. 4716 r. I. ave-, Hyattsville. UN.
l212 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK.
AUTO kEPAlNTING, body and fender re-
pairs; quality work, reasonable prices.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET, 1923 Georgia
ave. GE; 0101
1914 kOZY COACHES and Platts Man,
good used models Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l, Ber-
wyn, Nd Tel. Berwyn 45
HEADLIGHT, ADJUSTMENT and repair
service on all makes of car for the D' c.
inspection. If you bought your car at the
las isl ceiling price and need repairs to
9615, or drive to 1000 Bladensburg I'd.
ne, ROBEY MOTOR SALES -
Evening star., 1944-07-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR NAVY YARD-Corner store with s.
room apt; above, Gil h,w.h.: $3.50. A. M
ROTH. Woodward Bids, MA. 1886.
STORE and 3 spts., Pa. ave. nr. 10th NV.
Call Arthur Birch. ME. O5s1. or O'HARE
ESTATES MA. 05S6.
STOREROOM and > complete apts..
located on sood blk. Pa. ave. sc. Street
level storeroom. Ideal for once. store or
beauty parlor; Separate gas furnaces;
contains > rooms. kitchen, bath and
screened porch. Iron stairway from IND
floor rear; garage. Income from apts..
Ss6 per mo. Storeroom vacant. R. G.
DUNNE. AT. $500: Sunday and ewes,
Mr. Rogers. GE. 5340.
300 BLOCK l4th ST. N.W.-Store. apt
above, 2-story garage; price. $23,500 for
quick sale; Box 123-V, Star
DOWNTOWN. nr. bus. center, bus sta
tions; 3-story and basement, $40, 800;
terms trade in part. Small cor on cars.
hts; $4,000 below cost at $4,000; right
ofhces for local or out of town branch or
investors. N. E. RYON Co. GE. S146.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
MUNTER, SMITH 4 NEVILLE, ATTORNEYS,
ShOreham Building

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.-Estate Of John
Waldo Dayton, Deceased.-No. 6375S. Ad-
ministration Docket 135. Application
having is oesn made herein for probate Of
said deceased, and for letters testamen-
Stafford, it is ordered this l1th day OF
July. AID. 1914. that the unknown heirs
at law and next of kin Of John Waldo
DAYTON, deceased, and ali others con-
cerned. aIpear in said Court on Monday,
the 21st day # August, AID. 1914, at
1000 O'Clock. AM to show cause why
such application should not be granted
Le5 Lei. .b3ts,o, pqtiee hereof Be published in the
Evening Star. once in each of three
successive weeks beforo the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
WApD 6, E1cHER, Chief Justice Of said
Court, this 1Ith dav of July. A. D. 1a44
lSealD Attest, VICTOR 8. MERSCH.
Reftster OF Wills for the District of Co.
lupbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court.
iyl3.20.o.
Evening star., 1944-07-27
FARMS FOR SALE (cewejnved) ;

500. 600 VALUE for SD. $50; low terms.
trade. Is mi out on hwy; Sl1.750 on
los a.; old arm. house: nr. odenton: /:
clarksburs; Rt. s4o, 81. 45o: $3.50 down
closing estate IS a. u mi to D. c.,
$4,000; old 6-rm. house: terms. 10 a.
virgin timber. city water, etc: 4 mi. out,
Inspect-act. Ruy now. will enhance.
LOTS acreage. urban. in Va. N. +. RYON
CO., GE. t;1AR
Evening star., 1944-07-27
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON. auctioneers.
Trustees sale of night club FURNISHINGS
and equipment, stock in trade etc. con-
taained tanned in 1920 Vermont avenue Northwest,
eens. Gass ALCOHOL
echettel deed Ct trust recorded in Liber
Of the District of Columbia, and at the
request Of the parties secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell by public
auction at the above mentioned premises
on Monday. July, 81, 1914, at . o'clock
p.m tables. chairs lamps, mirrors.
draperies, microphones, spotiiehts and
eeulpment,, safe, electric signs, piano;
cash register. bars and equipment. file
spinet desk. Burroughs checking register,
sinks, electric, refrigerator. gas ranges,
broiler, utensils, china, plateware, etc.
also .unexpired term of lease particulars
Of which will be made known at time of
sale), class &C" alcohol beverage license,
etc. Note: Transfer of beverage license
and beverage stock subject to approval of
Alcohol Beverage Control Board Of the
District of Columbia. Terms: Cash. JAMES
GALANIs; JAMES PRoTos: Trustees.
Albert Brick, Attorney, 1910 Vermont ave
NV. jyS5, 1927, $40.