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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
Rescued Chutist
7 Tells of Terror

never dreamed could exist on earth.
Everyone had a story to tell of
terror by day and night, of cease
less enemy attacks with flame
throwers. aIks and self-propelled
guns.
I was in o.eJe ard that was a
piece of cake compared to the
bridgehead at Arnhem,' said one
bearded. begrimed Red Devil of
fice.', Captain Bethune Taylor.
He could hardly keep his eyes
open, bat he told me the whole
story of the Arnhem stan6-told it
interspersed with remarks like
when we can get back-We have
to get back and get the rest of
our chaps out
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
WAIVE FEES FOR DOG VETS

CHICAGO, Sept. %. CUP) - Lii
cense fees for dogs honorably dis
charged from service in the armed
forces will be waived by Jackson
vile, Fla, the Public Administra-
ton Clearing House reports. Dog
owners, upon presentation of proof
OF a dogs honorable discharge, will
be issued license certificate with
cut charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28
CATCH CHISLER

CHICAGO. Sept. 29. CUP) - A
rev small time racket was discov-
cred by the Chicago police when
they arrested Louis Gargano. 30, ON
a charge of stealing 21a tons Of
waste paper contributed to the war
effort. When police found him
driving past the waste paper depot,
he admitted that he had taken the
paper from houSeholders curbs and
intended selling it.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28

EDITOR
Editors Note: Here is the first
story of the gallant fight of the
British parachutists who held a
bridgehead north of the Rhine for
more than nine days, told by the
survivors to Richard ID. Mcmillan,
veteran United Press war cor
respOndent.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-28

A new gunsight lamp that en-
ableS Yank gunners to aim direct
ly into the sun and yet fire with
deadly accuracy will protect airmen
against enemy planes which dive
out of the sun to attack.
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7 axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY,
Lay-Lie, Set-Sit.

Newport: Recently you gave A
correct, The book is lying on the
table. / asked school teacher
about it, and she says you are mis-
taken, that it should be laying.
B. j.
Oddly, a number of readers have
written to me lately, pointing out
That only persons and live animals
can lie" or sit" and that mani
mate objects LAY" and set"
1t is only within the last year
that this queer comment has ap-
peared in my mail, and 1 am unable
to explain the source of the mis-
information. Can it be that some
textbook recently published is re-
sensible for spreading the error?
OF course, anything, living or
inanimate, may lie" or sit" The
book may lie in the grass: it may
sit on the table. A man may lie in
bed, he may sit in chair.
Lay" and set" are transitiye
verbs and must take an object.
That is to say, one must lay some
thlng and set something, as, Lay the
DOCK on the table; set the chair in
this corner.
From ]. A. E., Savannah: Please
discuss the radio slogan. Does your
your cigarette taste different late
iiy?" Taste different" and does
lately" have me wondering.
A. Taste different" is correct.
for the verb taste in the meaning
OF to distinguish flavor; to sa-
vor- requires an adjective, hence
different" But lately" means mot
long ago; recently" therefore. it
would be more logical to say: Has
your cigarette tasted different
lately?
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
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Uncle Rays Corner

II we could go back to the year
1921, and could visit the little village
of Plymouth, We might talk with
a young man named William Brad
ford.
Bradford, in that year, was Gov
ernor of the Colony. but was only
81 years of age He had been chosen
in place of John Carver. the first
Governor. who had died after being
in Office a few months.
To be Governor of Colony which
was mere village might be taken
as thing of little honor or i'm
portance. To Bradford, however,
it was of the greatest importance.
Here was the first British settle
ment on a long part Of the North
American coast. Down in Virginia,
to be sure. Colony had been started
at jamestown, but jamestown was
hundreds of miles away.
Could Englishmen succeed in
forming Colony in the chill eli
mate of New England? That was
a question which Bradford. and
others, wondered about at the time
he was named Governor.
Bradford helped to answer the
question. BY being a good Cover
nor" he did a great deal to make
a success of the Colony. He was
kept in Office most of the rest of
his life-for period of 81 years!
A record of the things that. hap
pened at Plymouth was kept by
Gov. Bradford. This record was
saved for about 120 years after his
death, but it vanished from sight
during the American Revolution.
The loss of those records was a
heavy blow to men who were
interested in Colonial history. Hap
PLY they were found again-in a
library in London in 1855. Later
they were sent to the Massachusetts
State government Many copies of
Bradford's History of the Plymouth
Plantation have been printed.
During the first year he was
Governor of Plymouth, Bradford set
aside time Of feasting and thanks
giving. About 80 friendly Indians
came to the village and took part
with the settlers in the first Thanks
giving feast on the American con-
tlnent. That was in the autumn
of 1921.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
ton OF the city. We have been building
iumbia for many years and we are probably
better qualified to handle your property for
you. If you wish. quick and satisfactory
1869. j. B TIFFEY l. SON. ai6 Kennedy
WILL RE REPRESENT you in the sale of
RoBERT MORGAN & Co, woodward YARD
washtnston sS0f n esGbsfy esasf1
81 io, FHos ~ SsEs5si
charge for APPRAISAL; prompt action. Call
S M M ssE sy fARk f. Or a Close
aoT eqs' eT KLEIN EN-
ok WI bE ieS N n hoG Sss preferably
With garage. between as Congress Hsts. end
stssp 81 +; A; HG ald Realtors
FOR fes N PRoMPT. Efficient n saS SALE of your
for Every income" DI. 2ibs. i1is 18th
WE HAVE CLIENTS who VIII pay cash for
s9mef IL Arlington ns 0r Falls GhSreh
ants not disturbed: no dilly-dallying; !
mean business. E. a. CARNEY. DI. 1903:
NE. AND SIC. property owners-we viii
appraise your property free and make you
MILLER, 500 18th Sc. FIR. 210O,
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obliga :
ton. Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC. Realtors. established
1887. DI 1918. 1919 K st. NV
WE NEED HOUSES in Petworth and
BrightWood-Is your house for saleo IF
SO can. assure you quick results. Call Mr.
Rosenthal. RIA. HOS. FEDERAL FINANCE
1903 pa
URGENT--Vicinity of or near st. Thomas
parish: all cash. WO. 272s. 27s
| need. for modern homes in this section
Buyers will pay top prices. Eve. phone
Georgia 1900 L. T. GRAVATTE 729 18th
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont

room brick Colonial home on 7sx1l9 #;
steSen ia so With sos oil
heat, attached garage with sun deck; near
RIs fsSre sso De sfas0 Nc cS ass
R FALLS J e SauRcH. so4 washington st.
Modern .d brick bansalow bedrooms bath
$500: terms. 6. s. sHILLiNGBURG,
hxs ArnsSn Vs Are o sou
ested in a perfect home? On 75x175 lot
in very exclusive suburban section We
home. 1t has living rm. with attractive
fully equipped Kitchen, breaEfast nook
st floor; 2 bedrms and bath on the End:
fuil basement with recreation rm. and
system ana Attached ali rooms
interested in this price range. ARLINGTON
Realty CO., Realtors, 22O4 Wilson blvd,
ARLlNGToN. vA.-Brick Colonial of 4
bedrooms and 3 baths on y acre, delightful
Bldg; 26x13 living room, 18xI3 dining
s s1ff sd dsGs nor spas
;2nd noor master bedroom. Isx13 with
oher o0m naxi and S SsNS f mi
tiled baths. plus maids room and bath
with shower, 26x13 paneled recreation
room with fireplace and bar with running
water: outside entrance to terrace; 2-car
attached garage. oil aforementioned heat;
slate roof. copper Spouting. random width
a a3o soo 3 months possession; priced at
say THo sh0gn %Ho Rfsbasys ey sg oe
w wilson aa blvd sv.s Ar!inston Va CHI. s13l,
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, Va. modern O.
room brick, about 4 years old, in excel
lent condition; 3 bedrooms, fireplace, oil
heat, full basement. built-in garage. near
bus. Price, $10,50O, with substantial cash
payment. Shown by appointment only.
Arlington. CHI. $500.
TIRED OF LOOKING? Here it is, not
just house, but your home In excellent
condition; 6 rms. 3 bedrms.. bath: full
basement; oil heat, storm windows and
doors, plenty Of closet space. Convenient
to everything 10c fare zone: stove and
refrigerator. Price, 1880, terms. oxford
/ 040, Glebe S216.
5-RM. BATH frame bungalow, large
living rm., fireplace. spacious Kitchen,
pantry ard slasSed-in breakfast nook:
beautifully papered, needs painting out
side. Hot-water coal heat. automatic hot
water heater. Beautiful large lot, with
fruit shrubs and garden space. Price,
$1,000. terms. oxford 1910. Gil. S216.
STORY BRICK-Vacsnt duplex, like
new, beautiful oak floors. living rm.,
dining rm., complete kitchen, 2 large bed
rms, tile bath, full basement. oil burner.
$6a50. $1,000 cash Near Wilson blvd.
and Clebe I'd. 1Oc bus. OK. 1924.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlN,A.

NORTH ARLTNGTON-Close in; unusually
home on Wilson blvd. 2 bedrooms on frst
large room with ample space for 2 more
bedrooms; fireplace, equipped kitchen, good
lot with trees: immediate possession; near
De 1856 sSS n0H R tna Asso
G Tni S4i Me- SoT 81 n s43 g., until
Cape Cod bunsaiow 'i Before Chr Christmas.
There are 2 bedrms... tile bath, dining
rm., fully equipped kitchen, and attractive
living rm. with fireplace on list floor;
Rsnt. aatomstis air-eonditiSnsa oil heat heat:
fenced. Near school, shopping and trans
portation; Price, $3.50, $1,000 cash,
or ewes 81. 1928. VIM. p. PARRAM ORE
exclusive agent
8 RMS, 2 BATHS, oil INV. heat; mr.. bus.
stores, schools. Future business oppor-
$3.50 cash, S6s75 mo, $3.50. Rent
upstairs $50, vacant BOSS, CHI. 5977.
ARLINGTON, VA:-In one of the finest
residential areas. Groom, owner-built brick
hall, 21x13 living room with fireplace,
side screened porch, 14x13 dining room,
utramo;dsrn Xxi kitchen I. psnesd den or bed
rooms and full bath on second floor: maid S
room and hall bath in basement: oil air
water Dnes steel besm
struction: large, high lot, priced at
SI4,950 Shown by appointment weekdays
only. THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.. 2O51
Wilson BY blvd, AriinEton, Va; CH. 3131 or
ARLINGTON-.Immedia possession: 6-rm.
brick, detached, corner: equipped kitchen,
dry basement. oil heat; S9,450. CHI. 5949.
24@6
I7I5 so. KENT, Va. Highlands; convenient
to Pentason Blde.-6 rooms and bath,
corner lot, 5oxIeo: $3.50. FULTON 3.
$3.50 till pm. Brokers, attention.
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31s-ACRE CATTLE FARM with Colonial
mansion, about $50 acres of cleared land,
balance wood: fenced and cross-fenced and
watered by several streams, and 80 miles
from Washington. The house has living
room 29x30,. large bedrooms, 3h baths,
large hreplaces, oil heat, oak floors, city
electricity. good basement, and sets in
grove Of large trees; tenant houses, good
barn, Silo, meathouse, corncrib, dairy anC'
plank fences. Price, S42 500: $4,000
cash. balance $275 per month See MASON
HIRST. Annandale. Va at the end of
Columbia pike: phone AL 5S12. Closed
G CIGsfsi FARM-1n historic Fairfax
County and containing 80 acres under cul-
tivation and pasture land and 8 acres Of
woodland. The house, typical old Virginia
farm type has been recently remode!ed
and contains 8 rooms, 1t has electricity
corn crib. chicken house and the place is
nicely fenced. An everfiowing stream
crosses property, also 2 springs and 2
drilled wells. Young fruit and nut or
chards and older fruit trees This property
Is 12 miles from Wash, over fast roads.
Clear of debt and priced to sell at $4,000;
So 900 cash, balance $65 per month in
Guiding 81 interest. Exclusive with MA
SON HIRST, .Annandale, Va, at the end OF
Golumbia pike: Phone Alexandria 5s12.
EiGHT.EOOM. two-story brick res. with
214 acres of land, splendid, rich farming
miles west OF Front ROYAL, Va: win
accept 81, 900 cash. c; l. RUST, 227 8,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
OMPARE OUR RATES before VI

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
ERAL ACCEPTING CORP. 1903 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Nd, WA; 3Isl Formerly
WHEN you NEED a personal loan. 500
to $4,000. repayabls monthly. GENE to
7th and Z SITS NV. National 7011: H st.
a. MoN Nerth &c Capi s9o tx 27s1 vii,
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va; Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
Y ave. NV National 1888.
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action: reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va.
or D; c. property THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th MA. S032
End TRUST MONEY viii buy we'll
secured notes at low rate OF discount. D. NJ.
EARLL. 1910 II st. NV. tNA. 1880 30
PERSONAL LOANS. low bank rates,
prompt service: minimum loan. Si20:
II equal monthly deposits. THE CITY
BANK. 6 offices. Ma. 5000.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult US befote
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
VESTMEET CO., ST. 9th st. NV. DI. 81 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23
LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODED LOTS. fully improved, sewer
water. electric, paved street with curbs
''Washington's Finest Suburban Develop
ment." Priced at $500, below market
You can save lot of money If you build
Call Mr.. DEM, WI 6611 or write Wood
haven. Bethesda. Nj.
beautiful section, one block from D. c..
in Md. half block from bus, / fare; all
utilities; large trees $3.50 to $1,000
DU, 500 Of DU- 2l24.
TWO WOODED LOTS, Sc, just south of
each; owner moving to Texas $3.50 cash
Phone WA. 1886 after Q pm. "a.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE.

3:STORY corner brick building. adj NC
k ta. High school, Iunchroom and dsliea.
above; lons-established business; owner
illness requires sale of property, business
and equipment: price. $4,000: $500
cash, balance on mortgage. See Mr. Norris,
WEAVER BROS, INC, WASHINGTON Bldg.,
STORE AND 2 APIS, on 18th ST., north
Of California st. Has potential income of
So, 100 per annum with slight change. Tie
price Of $4,000 is reasonable. Call Mr.
Fiorenza; H0; 2544, or WILLIAM II.
SAUNDERS CO., INC, Realtors. Est. 1887.
1919 K St. NV, .D1. 1918.
STOREROOM and apts.. NV: income
$3.50 per month; automatic heat, new
6 bqiNIains; ne brokers vSn,4 AD. $50;
cellent location, $50 units, about 500
rooms. annual income. S126. 900; priced
at $500, 900; inspection invited. R. 8.
FfREPRooF 1- sToES'T BL6G. of Tor sale
over 1000 So. it.; in excellent downtown
story if desired: wide alley in rear: inn
mediate possession. Box 339-K, Star.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

NEAR PENTAGON BLDG.-New 3-famiIy
apt. BLDG, all brick: 5 large rooms on both
lst and End floors; Groom apt: on greund
t 1Sg &c E s sgit a. NJ cn e gKoYH1LL CO.
bSd d4sst b Sh9s pPssd Sc sss
i = de$a PSS%snt VI 49, on
that the generous size rooms in this g.
unit apt. property give It quite preference
over most others: $3.50 PLACED in this
more than 10 per cent after paying taxes
and upkeep and paving down the mtge; each
month II will ,b rank high among , s.unit
RPIEY Rea IN 'n sH ewes and f ho
days az SH = ISL Mr. Trostle.
Sl?,:250. NJ. B. WEAVER, Wo. 4944. DI
NEW APARTMENTs-1s units, rentals
~ per cent. FLA has been reduced, Price
05 s psS gas a nST
Located Southeast. near Minnesota ave:
buses, stores churches, and schools; OPP
EEAEL fusNER CO.. RA 6ss5. fno5
STORES IS! AND nt AFT ss I,.d rms. and
@ ea'e pri e ssb6o 't or viii tr aen WIT.
Or q, co 3sfs MIR. PENDLEroN, DU. 34es,
PENN. AyE.--30-unit., .3-story brick apt.
bldg; only 3 years old convenient to 2
proximstely $4,000. A real buy at 9
times the rent (exclusire). MA. 1913,
DUPONT CIRCLE-11-apt bldg. and 2
room, dinette, kit. and bath units: oil heat;
beautiful modern equipment: in best rental
section of Wash; total. income approx:
S6. 900 2 year: price, S44 900: substantial
ated and the low rentals make it an out
standing buy. Call Mr.. Wolberg. IA. 1885,
NV, MA. 2345
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 14th st NV, near
Buchanan; store and three apartments:
annual income, 81 e34: tenants pay for ali
utilities except heat: needs redecoratins.
100 Eye ST.. NV. ME. 1850: ewes. and
Sun, RIA. 1919.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, a 2-story detached,
II rooms. baths: located on Newtc. ST..
near 18th: leased to a foreign GOA at
annual rental Of $4,000: no maintenance
expenses except taxes: price, $4,000. If
interested apply in person 1920 Irving
st w ground hCor
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

for chickens and vegetables; fertile soil;
terms. S100 down; 5 miles out: JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
I4is ACRES, $4,000; right in suburban
town. about Is mi. d. c. ARLINGTON
REALTY CO., 22O4 Wilson blvd. GIL
1900.
5-ACRE TRACTS, $50 1T. frontage, on
Route $40 at Clarksburg, Montg. Co, Md;
BUS at 5 "a males
25e cash. balance 5 yrs. OWNER. 81.
ssssaoai;CRE wooded tract in nearby virginia
country club section reasonably priced.
Ask for Mr. Walter, THOS. @. MAGRUDER
GO, 2o5l Wilson blvd. GIL 3434. Eyes,
1913 70 % ACRES. 1sc to Sc So it,.
Coiesville pike. Hyattsyille and country
club districts: terms TO suit: will aid you
in financing your home. FULTON r.
GORDON, Owner. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI.
h23n Till 6 d m Brokers' attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-23

YOUR VACATION HOME NOW A snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number OF fertile homesites of from L to 3
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, Ash
at 1885 per tract. All homesites close to
salt water front and all have free use of
community boat dock privileges Hard
surfaced road and electricity guaranteed
each domestic at no additional cost. Title
has been insured by Lawyers Title Co. of
Richmond. Va Terms as low as $40 down
and SIS per month; immediate possession.
No heating or tax problems and wonder
full all-year climate. For beautiful illus
trated free booklet phone or write TO Z. j.
GRAY at 69l5 Fairfax I'd, Bethesda. Md.
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AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service. by ap-
pointment Leave your car 8 am, pick 1t
up at pm. Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics; All work Guaranteed
4716 r. I. ave, Hyattsville, UN.
1912; 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington, OK. 0012.
AUTO PAINTING. body. fender work and
and trucks MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO..
1923 Georgia ave. GE. 0100.
IN WASH, one-day service;
leave car am. ready at 8; grade rub
Der, guar work; car protected under cover
not left on street or lot. For. appoint, call
LII. 1884. LU. 1877. Plenty of grade l and
3 tires and tubes in stock, pass. and truck.
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO.. 1896 ST.
n e LII O4S4 LII lott
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Contract
BY HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.

BY HOWARD SCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
Neither side vulnerable.
North dealer.
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North. East. South. West.
= 10 IA 20
Pass 80 81 Pass
A All pass
The play illustrated once again
that sometimes a signal, however
vociferous, may not be enough.
West opened his fourth best dia-
mond, and when South's king
dropped under the ace East was in
no doubt that a diamond return
was not to be thought of. Clubs
and spades were equally unthink-
able, so East led the heart ace and
queen.
West signaled vigorously on the
first heart by dropping the nine.
On the second he satisfiedly COM
pleted his echo by dropping the
deuce. But he waited for the third
heart lead in vain. East led spade,
and after declarer had taken cou-
pie of rounds he. played three high
clubs, discarding one heart, ruffed
fourth club, got back to dummy
with trump and pitched the last
heart on the fifth club.
West should have overtaken the
heart queen. East would hardly
have led the queen on the second
lead unless it were a doubleton;
with three he would surely have
played ace-small Hence, with dunn
my's ominous club suit in plain
sight. West should have overtaken
the queen and returned the deuce
to give his partner the setting ruff.
released by the Associated Newspapers
Complete new 32-pase booklet,
CHANCES in the Four Aces system"
how to use the new weak two bid,
the new forcing bid Of two clubs. the
new no-trump bids and responses. This
booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
of % cents per copy, stamps or coin.
Address ~
this newspaper p o. Box 20, Station
w New York, "a N Y
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Future.

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, auc-
ioneers.-Desirable household furniture in
groups and odd pieces, baby grand piano,
Sheraton mahogany cabinet, cabinet and
table radios, electric range, electric and
ice refrigerators, metal wardrobe. beds:
spiral and box springs, inner-sprins and
chairs. sofa beds, living room groups. per-
sonal effects, vacuum cleaner, electric fan,
heaters and grill, etc. BY auction at
Weschler's, 915 st. NV, tomorrow, COM
mencing q am no22,23
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC PICKUP 1897: excellent mechanical
condition. good tires. MARKET AUTO
SERVICE, AT. 1900.
FORDS. 1910. two ~ tons, 1O-ply tires,
dual wheels new motor in one, can be used
either as dumps or tractor, heavy duty. q
speed axles. 1901 Bladensburg I'd. ne. "a
PICKUP TRUCK, fair condition. 1900
Vermont st. S. Arlington, Va. corner 10th
and Vermont SITS
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SUBURBAN REhT-ylRGIkIA.

KITCHEN. dining room, , bedrooms, cleo
trio range: no improvements: S25 per
month. 2S05 N. Harrison ST., Arlington.
5-RooM BRICK HOUSE with all modern
improvements, furnished; mi. from D. c.:
available imGediately; Cal Oh; 50S6.
private bath and sharing sitting, living,
dining rooms and kitchen: in Alexandria
home: gentleman: New England or North
ern Catholic preferred. Box 400-S, Star
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HOUSE TRAILERS.

CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN, new; terms;
trade A modern trailer village: HILLSIDE
Sc, Hillside, Md
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display: also
Groom Travelos and Americans. many used
trailers and luggage trailerS: II, Is and
"a mos financing plans. Call us today for
appraisal. Repairs and all types of service
work. We have Barnes, International and
Duo -Therm. heaters In stock AMERICAN
Wisconsin ave. Wo 3a32.
AUTO CRUISER = Newly painted; new
top. good tires, redecorated inside in
GLIDING new Grapes and lnoleum. Willing
to sacrifice. 1896. See between 6 and 9
pm. r. H. Nicholson. MARTHA WASH
INGTON TRAILER PARK, Alexandria. Va.
WANTED TRAILER, sleeping g. fully
equipped: first-clsss condition: payment
cash. Call WA. 1912.
NEW KOZY, Plat and Superior. Also new
Tandem Liberty. Many good used trailers,
including tendems: Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /, Ber-
wyn, Md. Tel Berwyn As for appraisal.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR RENT, 1 or 2 rooms, fur
nish. or unfurnish.: also desk space. Call
ME-. 505S.
OFFICE for rent; also desk space. L. J.
cOWIE: 500 Eye st: NV.
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE, Atlantic
Bldg, $50 F ST. NV, large open rm., IS It.
by 80 IT., S. s.. Monthly rentals shown in
clude heat. water. electricity, elevator serv-
ice, janitor and char service. Newly reno
waited. See Mr.. Fenner on premises daily
from to pm. or contact MARK
WINKLER MANAGEMENT, RE. 5000, liz
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AUTO LOANS.

LOANS without indorsers
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.
1102 New York ave. NV tGreyhounG Bus
AUTO LOANS-Low bank rates Your title
is full security, No comakers required
Prompt service. Minimum loan $50. THE
CITY RANK. & Offices Ma 5000.