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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
AUGUST 19

AUGUST 19 Warren Geddes Carl Weidman Florence Rutherford M. Agatha Graves Mrs. Josephine Wright Norman Wood Virgil O. Mount Marjorie Ann Thompson Paul Johnson Audrey Dudueff
 AUGUST 20 Henry Harmon Mrs. T. J. McCam Alice Swap
 Mrs. U. Moody
 Owe Hansen
 Bob Keaton Mrs. Orrin Edwards Eske Eskesen Mrs. L. c. Neiderhelman
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Land for Farmers

Washington Post) No phase of the postwar reconversion problem carries weghtier implications for the national economy
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TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-2.38 a. m., 16.7 feet. Low tide BOO a. m. -O8 feet. High tide-3:14 p. m., l6.l feet. Low tide -9:l0 p. m., 18 feet.
 TIDES MONDAY High tide-3:1l a m, 16.4 feet. Low tide 9.29 a. m, -0.3 feet. High tide-3:42 p. m, 16.0 feet. Low tide -9:43 D. m, Is feet. New Mexico has lived under fiv, rIles-Indian Spanish. Mexican confederacy and United States.
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'ashingion Merry Go-Round

Continued from rage one)
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LOOK and LEARN S@y C. GORDON

O a cold sponge, drink whiskey artificial respiration? many cube?
 hat a the 4 the Strait Magellan? 5 "The Greatest Thing in the World?
 ANSWERS: l. cold
 Z. 3 Rainy weather.
 Between tip Fuego 5. Henry Drummond.
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Weather report: High, 53 low, 4S; misting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09

ADAM A. wEsCHLER AND SON, auction.
GERS. Trustees sale OF valuable unim-
proved lot. 40x137.5 feet to alley, adtoin-
ing on the west lot improved by No 6139
31st st. NV. By virtue OF a deed Of trust
recorded IN Liber 1861. folio 493, ct seq.
one Of the land records for the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned substi-
tuted trustee will sell BY public auction in
front Of the premises, on Thursday, the
18th day OF October. 1914, at $40 O'Clock
o I'M. the following described real estate
situate In the District Of Columbia. to wit:
known as Chevy Chase Parry as Ter plat
recorded in the Once Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Book 81. page
~. subject to covenants of record, together
with all the improvements in any wise ap-
pertaining and all the estate. right, title,
interest and claim, either at Law or in
equity, or otherwise however, of the party
OF the nrst mart. Of in, to. or out Of the
said land, Terms: All cash. deposit of
$500 required Of purchaxer at sale. Exam
nation OF title. ccnveyancing, recording,
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
OF purchaser. Terms to be complied with
within 80 days from day Of sale, otherwise
trustee reserves the right to. resell prop
chaser, after. i've days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published
IN the District Of Columbia. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without FORGETTING de-
pcsit, trustee may avail himself of any
legal or equitable RIGHTS against defaultjng
purchaser. PATRICK H. LOUGHRAN. sub
stitute trustee in Civil Action No. 25p94
District Court of the United States for the
District Of Columbia. se26,oc2.5,9,11
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|AuToMosiLIs FOR SALE Test. j.

|OLDsMODILE 1885 2-door sedan; In excel
lent condition; very good tires; $3.50. 27O7
Woodlsy pl DIV; AID. 1884.
oos si asS soas d9 gsnns ss ID ssa
PACKARD 1880 20. sedan: clean car. in
aood tsss esnr T prcs
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 N st. NV.
PAcKARD 1897 "6n cabrioiet; very. fine
icai condision o se.dsy suaransee csiiins
price. S612. MARKET AUTO SERVICE.
S g 81 j St ne; AT; 1900.
rsdIo and heater low e0nisss,se o0 very
HSeS IAri f.; !: Gem axe ..a.a
radio and heater. low mileage, very
clean Gar; Trade and terms CENTRAL
SsTGv1MTH ISAsEs. 1872 a432 Conn; ave;
also ss e otSsr s esa. JA sSss r ne
s s6NffEas6; 1872 s and is1i r. ,, sys
GOOD rss viii sia' a iove trade eadiG afstsT
MOTORS, INC. chrysler plymouth deal
okfi2c a i Is ~ z-d ex s ssgo radio
heater. RANDALL MOTORS, NC, chrys.
lsr-Plymouth dealers, 1850 nth st. NV.
FoNfriHxVCS 1889 de luxe a-door trunk ,e-
can; radio and heater; guaranteed con
diIion; S748 cash or terms. sH. 4OI5.
PSoNTIAC 4-door sedan. driven honestly
$4,000; almost new heavy duty whitehall
tires; wonderful transportation; car per-
IIe at; model 1880 heater. etc. $500. FIR.
PONTIAC 1941 Torpedo sedan; like new,
radio, heater. white sidewall tires; ceiling
Price; LOVING MOTORS. 1919 M st. NV.
IAAiCAB AND PUG Tor sale; 1889 Ply
MOUTH MOUTH good condition. Call Glebe 6081
Used Gissi c Az .sALE-1s4s Chevrolet a Aero
sedan. r. and h., S1.2Sl; 1872 Studebakei
Commander sed.. Si,275; 1888 Buick spe.
s snd sedan; s715; 1895 Buick coupe' radio
s saa H. az, Ssso; h9ad chsvrolet town sedan
h., $940; 1912 Chevrolet Special towr
sedan, ~ 1913; l941 Dodge Luxury Liner
$395; 1885 Chevrolet dump truck. $685.
VIII accept trade or y down: arrange
payments for balance. Ask for MR. WAC
GGi9NER, 2e25 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va
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LOTS FOR SALE

NH I'd. and near Navy Health Center. Also
n nSSteL apt house site; heart Of Chevy
legation st.. 7ssoe So t.. Basement ns space ace
for 40 automobiles, hotel license permits
Ra 9;o Ea1aSle business PRIVILEGES FULTON
WEs1 SnR hIGasrs sstsntlSn TO-
It; homesites and lasting projection every
choose. home locations in Westmoreland
HIS, bus line adjoins. stores and public
close IL BY streets and utilities
In Westmoreiand Hills viii increase in value
and the rigid restriction will forever safe
'0a Gail KoHNp a oT sss fsS
and Sunday. WI. 1894.
AUCTION-30. large. beautiful homesites,
dersRe estsse Farp9 co q the Il
corner of Lincohiia I'd. and Braddock I'd.
Just Of columbis pike bus line. "a miles
ne District line. onered for what '. You
will give Saturday. October IA, at pm
Beginning promptly. On premises. rain OF
approximateis acre each. ' restrictsd III
your protection, oyerlookirg. the Washing
ton Monument, close to bus line, with cleo
able. In an improved FLA Hal area sV Where tic
definitely established BY the tyne Of housed
Da ne
ment centers. These highly elevated
building sites, with q sweepinE view q
rolling hills OF virginis, to be sold on un-
usually easy terms that will be announced
st the. beginning of the sale. Ask. your
bankers advice about owning your home.
The President of the United States urges
home ownership, your own Federal Gov.
ernment will assist you In the financing Of
your home II you own the lot. Home own
ership begins with the owning Of . lot on
which to build. Buy the lot NOW. Direc-
tons: Drive out. Columbus pike to Ia
miles beyond Baiieys Cross Roads. turn
left ct sign ct Clark's Dairy, and watch
Tor the big signs. From Alexandria and
Lincolnia village and turn right On els
mile and look for signs.. WILSON u.
ses aR CT iEus $3.50. w Hrs sHEaA s8Ss
INC, auctioneers. d. 773N. a
M AUnoRA Hills. laEae Eooded hilltoy
ready TO- build on: bArrsin Tor cash a
Easy terms afranged. Iuauirs AurtrA Hill
Q@ce. 1901 South Arlington Nide1 I'd.
y = W q i +
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Uncle Roy's Corner

People in ancient Assyria some
times saw the King go for ride
in a chariot. Standing beside the
driver, the monarch would ride
along. 1t was bumpy riding-not
nearly so smooth as riding In a
present-day motor car-but the King
driver.
Above the King there was likely
to be parasol, or umbrella. This
was used to guard the King from
sunshine. There was little rain In
Assyria, but the sun beat down
from the clear sky. The King would
have got more tan than he wanted
if he had not taken care to have
an umbrella over him while he was
outdoors.
A picture left by an Assyrian
artist makes it appear that Sen
nacherib's chariot had an umbrella
which was fixed in place. Another
artist showed Ashurbanipal riding
in a chariot with the same kind Of
umbrella.
When an Assyrian King went
walking. a servant held an UNI.
brella over his head. The same GUS
tom was followed, at times, inside
the royal palace. Not only did the
umbrella shade the King from sun
shine: it also came to be a sign Of
his Office The common people did
not carry umbrellas.
Nowadays the umbrella is used
mainly to keep rain from the head,
but it was seldom, if ever, used for
that purpose in ancient times. The
name umbrella" means little
shade" or little shadow"
The umbrella of Assyria had a
rounded part of silk, linen or
leather. making up the top, which
was from 2is to 3 feet wide. Around
the rim were many small tassels,
and on the cloth or leather was a
picture of a flower or some other
object. The pole which passed
through the center of the top was
from to 8 feet long.
Umbrellas of much the same kind
were held over the heads of Kings
in ancient Egypt.
The umbrella custom passed over
to ancient Greece, but in that coun-
try it had more widespread use.
Greek women of the richer families
walked under umbrellas which were
held above them by female servants.
In Rome the women who went to
open air theaters sometimes kept
umbrellas over their heads. Now
and then a man In the audience
would follow the same plan, but
most Romans felt that it might be
all right for a woman to use an
umbrella, but that 1t was not the
place of man to do so.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sional Library: income, 5000: expenses,
Reess s. BE n sFce RsadT income TS
FAMILY HOUSE, painted brick, detached,
ton; air-conditioned: 3 family bedrooms,
baths, maids room, play room; rented
s gcs',I per month. Can be bought to shoE
I SS3s SS.SllSs4Eo 81 s$sS
f sIs h so9d condition; moderate rem
No Or sous WEA vi hs s1ss I iNc
ST. SW 8af d. eorn $500 proner,
SSls sRSS p. NSRRRsAY c. NJ zSss 'ssa'
kSSE;SaGfa b 4S9 VA real ss s1S'''T ssss
5-UNIT APT. HOUSE. built only Q or 3
years; quiet residential location in Mont.
sso6noonmical automatic heat; gross income,
$4,000; tenants pay own utilities One
rented IL o essssned for ogns[ r
1899 tsun. and ewes, DU. 1900, Apt. 404,
Mr.: Bogardusl:
Etc. rrsEs rDts :ns ssE se
esss;n terms n Re' e. f s9ok t GA
SPECIAL ArIENTIoNM Note wenn All
investors, SPECTATORS, etc. Al, gilt-edge
dsesf from brc hide
2 rooms. kit. and bath each; ali individual
gas-heating units; most desirable. Of all
800 yearly Tensnts furnish al r uii
and MINI ave. Properties rites for r Sale at1 in
M and sls haar Sssa
shape hap FINANCED at very low interest rate;
be. too late. Inquire OWNER, IA. 164i,
I Iow rs saa I RE RfNr-pet. 1e-unit bldg
,ion; t. and rms, Kit, ainstts bath
automatic stoker heat; income approx
Soe year Ca Mp price Wo,S sS25eG; pi sss
GooD INCOME pRoPERrY-s-room and
heat comDrisins HaIa'neo aSass n
rooms Of 8 rooms each; well furnished; /
block Of Pa. ave: cars, walking distance 81
T TGf 5ts + SAk az OWNER 4anit modern Src.
sgss d built IS 1g42 rent s6'oss yearly total
LARGE DETACHED DWELLING. converted
into large apis, hot-water heat: .conven-
iently located two blocks from the business
sacrifice for only Ss,950. Call Mr.. Tam
st. RaT nwi sR NA sSs5, d IUcHs co. 1905 H
200 BLK. o ST. NV, converted into 4
fats for colored. Tenants furn. own utili-
ties Rent, $50 80 mo; $4,000 cash. subj.
! trust at S2S mo. w. W. BAILEY, MA.
GOOD INSTRUMENTATION, fine g.
story, bias. brick oil h.-w.h. Rented fur
nished as apis. furnishings incl. in price
Of Sl3. 5000. Monthly rent. S313; annually,
S3,770. Well financed. Owners sacrifice.
WILLETT, Ma. 04S4.
CORNER STORE AND APT, ne; lease to
responsible tenant, grocery business, TO-
year lease; income, s1.0so per year.
s1O,5OO; terms. VIM. J. DAVIS. 500 Il
NV. Ma: 1855: ewes, MI. 1857.
4-FAMILY FLAT. semidetached. S16,5OO.
nearly new; dne construction; rent, $3.50;
| trust $4,000. SAM RO6EY, AID 2700.
e0-uNIT BLDG.-,Downtown bldg, perfect
condition: white tenants: income approx.
S14 900 year: price, $4,000.
Beautiful 2-year-old bldg. OF 90 units
can be bought for 8 times rental; approx
1000 cash required
! & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1887 4-door sedan; heater, RADIO
sTo n Iszd tires ,.I sood condition; s4s6 cash
81 sG1ck 1 1910 4t'er 4- 9 convertible sedan;
Tadio , snd heater; 1ghhite sidewall tires.
7 1850 R0 siSssd I sSnaa asol Conn., ave- EN-
3e ss.d 5i's
sssSK lee ao essf ssesn 5 5sfo Como ana
Stick M 1s4i 9o sp.c Sssd e sand Sedan radio
throushcst sENpHIIf' Pontiac M e"Aq Meao
s sadsi s s41 rE sup sals Coupe also Century
sedan: nice. clean cars in excellent me-
s#FSn5pSSfs ms sssss Si ssss ~
$685. SoN g. RlEc s$e liz f9n as fosea
ssntiy overh.ulsa. Almost se new tres e. So
az REr s Hi Gsilns s prics ssh MAJ
CHEVROLET 1884 sedan: good transporta-
ton; s1755 cash. CENTRAL MOTOR
e III f ESs town oys sedan beautiful
tires; ceiling price. LoviNG MOTORS.
Is carl. 1895 Ad sssf Fay an S sass
e SSie Sc E. 1877 ssi 4: yorker 4aeos
blue upholstery; see. this car. BENDALL
h bSSGE ie44i s5 snasom Va TE
NC, 1901 Conn. u ave- el'Vf EN- 300. cS iossd
FORD 1898 Fordor trunk sedan; excel
seine s1sp KESN ssh M ns?Ss aa sAI Gss
sSsDs issss a5 III and lsss: ISL also
other cars. JACK FRY MOTORS, 10th
FORD 1871 convertible coupe: super de
l ca;,, radio and heater sxcellsnt sondition;
FORD ie4I super de luxe Fordor sedan;
l ~ 81 neM IN every respect; only one owner.
HupsoN iS4i Tlave Ier aso edoo a ss sedan
sINpAiL PONTIAC. Aiexsndr ; w Va. s II.
"a SALE 1889 5-passenser club coupe:
good care car has had. JACK PRY MO-
ToRS 18th and Pa. ave; sc.
radio. heater. white sidewall tires, excellent
mechanical condition: ceiling price Low
ING MOTORS; 1919 N st. NV.
k,INc0hN-zEfHYR 1892 sedan: bargain;
mechanical condition. MARKET AUTO
ISSoaz III st. ls4i Al 4doo aeoe sedan;
tifui condition throughout: below = ceiling ling
N6ToR Co. Isth 6. NV. Between A Z
i snS 4 re- .s sSsI 0psn SUNDAY e e g
storage ~ yrs. JACK FRY MOTORS,
1Ssn sGa Fl is as s sis,n eoup. r.a,o
hsater; 10y mileage; ! very clean clean car if.
.tzEk ala ;ss onas.. ~! S.a1HA MOTOR
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AUTO LOANS.
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. ROBERT ESHER, Attorney,
Columbian Building.
Filed Sent % 1QlA
cHARLES q STEWART CLAY,

rr ., THARLES e; STEWART. CLERK. ,,
Sa,ssa ssisss e. The 6ssEss q &C.
tin. VS.. ARTHUR JAMES NOONAN, De.
fendant.-No. c. A, .25,72s.-The object
Of this suit is to obtain. an absolute di.
motion Of the plaintiff, it. is this 29th
day Of September, 1914, ordered that the
defendant, Arthur James Noonan, cause
be9ors the feptesh day. exclusive SIs 81
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day OF the first publication of this
order, otherwise the cause win be pro-
S Sdss With as Il in S or Of default I. BRO
once q week for three successive weeks in
the Washington. Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star before said day. Isl DANIEL
w est daaSEs s ypstiss s s.fl A.
ELEANoR 3. JoBE, Deputy Clerk. oc2, Ia
D1srn1daF Z c6 sssFd 6r A's fTs UNITED
Hoidins s Probate nt coursMN S q s4i P a.
ministr ation:-This Is to Give Notice: That
has has osssinsd from ns Ii. prob.s conrt u
the District OF Columbia, Letters OF Ad-
shotwelI. late Of The District Of Columbia
AGAINST the deceased are hereby warned warned
thereof. legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 9th day Of Sep
sember AD .l iS45; otherwise they ma,
said estate. Given under my hand this is
2sth day. Of September, 1874. ROBERT
Attest: THOMAS C. ScALLEY, Deputy
u TT *. s Psobsss Court
oc2, GIG
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HOUSE TRAILERs.

KozY CLUB DE LUXE, 1871, % r. with
extras, excellent condition, new prewar
tires. electric brake.H H. 7. APPLE, Ma
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquArters--
New tandem wheel Schultz on display; Also
S-room Travelos and Americans, many used
trailers and luggage trAilers; IL. IS and
appraisal. Repairs and ali fypes 81 sery IL.
work. We have Barnes, International anS
puo.T herm heaters In stock. AMERICAN
Wh sseonsin G sys wo. 9 sssa. untii Q. 4ost
le44 kOzx C0ACnEe and Platts. Mann
good wed nodsls Cab for your trailer
yyn. Id. Tel nerNyr Is
|CON11NENIAL AND INDIAN, new; terms,
trees. a Modern trailer VILLAGE, H1kiAipl
v114Aok $500 xafibSfo plka
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

BRICK AUTO REPAIR SHOP and equip
ment, 90 G st. NV, alley side and rear, 8
gas tanks, etc: open to offer. BY appt.,
( 81 T. n sANp pI ses s co. exclusive. 1905
CONN AyE.-1st commercial large resi-.
dence, suitable for. restaurant or bushes.
o Or e EXCELLENT condition: SIS 900
dUcHS CO. 1905 II st: NV. Ma. s34b.
apis. 8 baths, new oil heating plant; in
CONE SEQ a annually; price. ,sI2,950
Measell, DI. 0705,
STORE AND APIS, near 18th and Co.
resident owner will self for Ss3, 300.
CHARLES S s. MUIR, 203 Southern Bldg.
STORE, APARTMENT and detached brick
home on corner lot with total annual in
&c me, OF 1889; no expense but taxes and
WSl VIZ e ss Gs M f 1S. H0
NEAR NEAL s sSls e ST. AM NV cd IT lolS
ideal location for antique shop. millinery or
ladies' LADIES wear or any specially business; 1st
S S,S1o r. ed si,. 1880 f. price $Ioooo
900 st. NV, MA, 2345,
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MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY on FIRST or second trusts; prompt
a &C reasonable rates; nsaEhy Nd "a
so5 18th; NA. sosa. ' W.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan. 500
TO $4,000, repayable monthly, come 70
9TH and SITS, NV, National 7o11; II St.
at a. North Capitol, tx, 2727 -,
buy ,second.trust notes. o. c.. nearby Nd.
Of Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
n. z. ave. NV. National 1888.
MORTGAGE LOANs-Lowest interest rate;
c 1oas s1s OUR RATES s.,or, ,ou borrow
GENERAL AccEpTiNd 'csoeSRp.s ssos saHi.
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd. warfeld 31S1
Formerly Southeastern Discount Of Hyatts-
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. J..
WtLSHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646s.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates OF in
terest; Diamonds, jewelry, watches, gold
and silverware, cameras. typewriters. guns.
etc: accepted as security Nc ADVANCE ar Z;
CO.. Rosslyn. Va. Chestnut $500
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FIRST TIME OFFERED, 25 fve-acre tracts,
elec., phone, bus at property. On Rte. $40,
half way between Rockville and Frederick
en- farms. Elevation, about 800 It. Each
tract, ST 900; 5 yrs. to pay. Don't be late,
prepare for tomorrow. OWNER, 81. 1851
wooded, close in on hard road; wonderful
opportunity for builder: owner says sell OF
once, $500 an acre. Mr.. Whiteford. Nc
DI 97O6 = " -
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FIRST TIME OFFERED-25 one-acre
tracts, Potomac River, sandy beach
frontage, where the river is about s
mi. wide, 10 mi. below Cedar Point, 2
mi. from Chesapeake Bay and Point
Lookout. st. Marys Co.. Md. Each tract,
pare for tomorrow. OWNER. 81. 1851.
BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES, on South
River; 2 desirable waterfront cottages at
terms: restricted; all modern conveniences
CARL W RIDDICK, at Sylvan Shores.
6EvEkLf BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
for catalogue Bax II Mayo. A Co Nd.
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USED-CAR SALE.
AZ DODGE de luxe sedans (2), nuid drive
r. and \.
42 Plymouth de luxe sedan, heater.
42 Chevrolet Aerosedan, r. and b.
~ Odds club coupe, small 6. hyd
Al Buick special sedan
40 BUICK SUPER sedan, r. and h.
a9 Buick super club coupe, r.. and h.
39 Buick special sedan, r. and h.
ii Chrysier windsor sedan. vac. drive,
39 Chrysler Royal sedan, r. and h,
~ Olds sedanette, hyd., r. and h.
~ Lincoln-zephyr sedan. cd. r. and h.
40 Dodge sedan. r. and h.
40 Mercury sedan, r. and h.
30 Pontiac sedan, r. and h.
7-passengers:
80 Buick 7-pass. sedan, r. and h.
40 ChTysier 7-pass. sedan. r. and h.
40 Mercury conv. sedan, r. and b,
40 Chrysler Windsor conv cpe r. and b.
- chevrolet COW. coupe, r. and h.
81 mercury cow; coupe. r. and h.
EVANSVILLE BUICK CO.. WA. 4l11.
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STEWART BLDG, 9th and d SITS. nv.
Bldg. now being remodeled: suites or In
dyidual Sfiess ravsilaels neT ressonabs
DESK SPACE Or single ONCE for rent;
sas and De eoW sde So E,s e
AyAILABIE FOR s NOS. or fur
nished an1ces near statler. tx. 1900.
Available in suites Of or more rooms
Total space available consists Of APP
Proximately $4,000 square feet on i've
loot includes heat, water, electricity, serv-
zee .oi Two elevators. fanitor and chaI
s ssrv1ee; For further informaticn and m
fHAnRk ,WNKLER MANAGEMENT. RE
S2OOs 1l17 Vermont ave. ~ ~.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

TO BUY. STORE with one or two apart.
ments aboves white neighborhood: base.
ment and yard preferred. Box 2O5-L, Star
o.
LEASE OR RENT-Ground floor building
TO accommodate showroom and business
once. Must have service entrance in rear
WASHINGTON, D. c., 1910 Vermont ave
NV, DI. 1873
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Extravagant spending Of money at
home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to q minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
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sToREs WANrEp.

5000 70 $4,000 RENT YEARLY, Will.
ing to pay for downtown store In best To-
cation, for fine clean business. Call NO
$685. between 8 am. and / pm.
Washington or nearby Rosslyn. Box 3O0-L,
STORE OR WAREHOUSE, preferably in
vicinity of Northeast Union Terminal
Market or Southwest Market should be he
tween 4,000-6,090 #. space. Give all de-
tails in first letter. Box 3S1-J, Star.
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HoREs roR ReNr

1908 7th ST. N.W.-Corner store, approxi-
mately 600 So. It, fioor space, larse cellar:
Sl00 per mo. See RUPERT. 1921 9TH
sso n.ya ma; oslo; $4,000, .oo
50. IT., newly painted. Call Ii. 1912
Sunday or after &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
FARMS WANTED.

HORSE FARM. MONTGOMERY or Howard
with good barns Listings from owners
only. Full written details with pictures II
possible McKEEVER 81 WHITEFORD,
1914 K st NV III QSO6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DIAMOND T 1887 panel sz-ton: motor
Just oyerhauled. and excellent mechanical
condition throughout: 3o-day guarantee
ICE. 623 St. ne. AT. 1900.
INTERNATIONAL Gao dump truck 1905
Southern ave. s.e., bet. 6 and pm 15s