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Evening star., 1944-10-29
HOUSE TRAIlERS,

WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New s tanaem.wheel S Schultz on display: also
"a mos financing plans .cali us today for
We have Barnes sRss % snd
RHk CO. es'is5s ssssk until AHERlfAS sosS
1914 Kozi COACHES @ ana platts. Man,
sS9d styTS used m modsls 4 Cash for your trailer
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN. new: terms
trade 4 modern trailer village. HILLSIDE
TRAILER LEI, VILLAGE. 600 Marlboro pike
RECAPPINSGs' AP51iSs' IN M WASH. one-day service;
sa leave car 9 am, ready at 5; grade A rub
u oss4 LU oI79. T Plenty Of IpDoat srade ana sat
Ese ahS HsHS sAkEs q iiSsk Ca 1s sBs ue
nv SEw Ds sHosEtASp SsEf sS Trailer, 1Ga1 rooms
with Venetian blinds, all steel welded
Der Of good used trailers to choose from.
Te, We pay ~ cash s. 1 for your trailer. ALExAN-
DRIA mi 9nRth TRAILER e &C.; sprnsbsnk Manor,
ALADDIN, factory-made, full 1e IT. inside,
four: water tank, sink. sasoine eco COOK ss stowe.
Buddy" coal stove, both stoves vented;
built-in icebox. closets. drawers. mirrors;
livable, movable now: try to buy either
cabinet work beds or the chassis only for
the ,S135 asked, with clear title and pos
session immedia tely; cost S995 in 1887
Don't sleep on this AT. 5s52.
TRAILER, house, reconditioned; good tires;
sink, electric lights custom made; S195.
koYAL ksSsE P5oii PooMMaNpER, A pfil 1912 prewar:
rooms. awning. stationary bed; 26 feet; in
excellent condition: occupied by one per
son only. has never been on the road: new
tires. WA. 975s, MR.. SAGER, 5000 Ken
ilworth ave ne
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTAM 1941; perfect condition. JONES
GARAGE, 1924 L st. NV. 29s
BUICK 1888 4-door sedan; radio and
ouS; o1H. fAFKWAY MI o2 a MOTOR co" so6l M st.
BUICK 1889 black sedan private owner
good condition, very good rubber. $3.50
BUICK l941 sedanette; gray finish. radio
hsHss sRs istR and 'Ps Pa ps's
BUICK special 1887 4-door sedan, a good,
clean car, nearly new tires, radio and
buy accessories, etc. 71S Fairmont st. NV.
BYicK 1872 1879 sedanette; good motor; to be
Open Sunday. KENYON MOTORS, Ga. ave
and 9I, Kenyon st. EA. 9723.
and heater. ;;I excellent rubber; below war.
trade, terms. e IouAN MOTOR Rsusrantesd era isfS
st. NV. between K and L. RE. 1851.
Open Sunday. IL to 6
Tsqy esaeenp paint m9tOr ns tires
portation. FIR. 1920.
BUCKS, 1941 Special sedanette and Tor
pedo sedan: Super coupe and Century se-
dan; also 1910 SUPER sedan: all in excellent
PRICES; trade and terms accepted. LOVING
MOTORS; 1919 M st. NV. Open evenings
CADILLAC isss model "e1" sedan: ex-
laas fslens nd rhdrosugnout; s.Z sslqT ceiling price
Wisconsin at Albemarle, OR. 1000. Closed
sunday, open evenings until 8.
CADILLAC 1910 7.passenger sedan; low
mileaEe, excellent throughout, radio ana
heater; priced below ceiling. PEAKE
oR. 1000. OPEN ewes. until ). closed
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

BULLDOZER, International TBS, good
condition, as Is price 81 $50. Phone 81
pm. Sun, Sligo 02S1 after Z pm. week
CHEVROLET 1889 pickup and 1888 Chev-
rolet dump truck: trade or terms arranged.
MR.. WAGGONER, 1928 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington, Va. CHI 90Ol.
DODGE l94l Army ambulance; ideal for
dition, low mileage. CENTRAL MOTOR
co, 3143 Lee highway. Arlington. Open
q: M. g; 1855 panel truck. 1-ton. De-
GMC. one 3-ton dump truck: good mechan-
ieal condition; good tires: DI 1926. 29'
G. M. C. EARLY MODEL 1h-ton; 10-ply
tires, perfect cond.; cheap. Garage. 1905
HUDSON pickup. 1910; good tires, low
mileage; S671. Sunday, till 2. 3143 Lee
highway. Arlington.
STAKE BODIES - Studebaker. 1-ton;
Dodge 1910, ! 1a-ton: good condition. ex-
cellent tires. Open Sun. Q till 9 CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee highway, Ar
WHITE HORSE 1889 1-ton, stand-up type
body; b1oodyy; Ss7S; Phone Ii; 4422;, ,o,,
fsil S.M.c. for sale. Call Georgia 1859
Two I1se5 VERY nM GOOD 1910 Ford Mercury
dump trucks; cab over engine. 2-speed
rear end, double frame. air brakes attach
ment for trailers. very good 900 tires
Call Temple 1924
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUKE.

PUBLIC AUCTION .sALE--High grade
furniture, china, glass, Oriental and
domestic rugs Sale on the premises Of
opment. of Burnt Mills Hills on Edelblut
road, about "a mile north of tne Columbia
road and Colesville pike. near -Four Cor
ners,. Montgomery Co., Md, on Monday,
October 80. 1914, at 1890 am. and con-
sisting of 1 10-piece mahogany twin bed
room suite with low post beds, / S-piece
mahogany bedroom suite, / 8-piece walnut
bedroom suite, walnut chest Of drawers,
mirrors. wardrobe, studio diyan, dressing
and night tables, tilt-top mahogany table
l0-piece mahogany. inlaid Sheraton din
ing room suite, mahogany knee-hole desk,
fne sofa. love seat, mahogany lounge
and club chairs. chaise lounge, ladder
back and occasional chairs, fireplace set,
l7-piece maple clubroom furniture. sofas,
lounge chairs, mirror. 3-piece metal porch
set double metal bed and. spring, con-
sole table. and mirror. mahogany coffee
tables, hulps-eye mirror, l pair mahog a ny
lamp tables, hassocks 9x12 Sarouk rug
with 2 4x6 scatter rugs to match. room
size rugs in Administer, hook and India
druggets, also scatter rugs, ornaments,
blankets, linens. percolater set, Hoover
vacuum cleaner, electric iron, nest OF
Chinese tables, floor, bridge and table
lamps, drapes. hampers, game pictures,
etc; Mixmaster, cooking utensils, ETC. etc
All In fine condition and of extra good
quality, to be sold for the high dollar
You cannot afford to miss this sale; terms
cash; immediate removal. Phone Lexington
$500. T. c. w. HOBBS. auctioneer.
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oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

HOTEL, 100 ROOMS, .Asbury Park, N. j.;
1ny eauppfa % Teisn5Hy Nem9aeied Ms ee
YOUR VACATION HOME NOW A snug
harbor to retire. to; We offer an additional
number of fertile homesites of from l to. 5
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, a fish,
at 1885 per tract; some homesites have
actual water. frontage, and all front a
hardsurfafed ;ed road and have seetEcty
or tax problems and wonderful all-year
Snap1t Slimate For beautiful illqstrated free
6915 Fairfax rd., Bethesda. Md. WI. 4454
BY OWNER-Appealing to those who will
retire after the war. but aren't ready to
enough for homesite, gardens, chickens and
a few citrus. trees. Located at Tuska-
villa. Seminole c.. Fla, within mile Of
300 IT.. frontage on Sanford -oviedo-O Orlan-
de highway 4 with sei elec lines They run
more ambitieqs folk. 3 s,sd Lots 30 APPROX ~ -
hours): CO. 1881 ewes. A' '''- >'-n'e
HOME, FARM. CHICKENS-very modern
6-room story-and-half, redecorated in and
out; huts for 500 chickens: 2 acres truck
extra bldg. for tenant or barn: on hard
road 2 miles from 'Wauchula: special price
$3.50: s2.95o cash, terms balance: Phone
c. T. RATLIFF. Wauchula. Fla
FLORIDA EAST COAST - Selected home
sites. 21a to 5 acres, on No; l y. s; high
surpassed for vacation or retirement;
heaIthful, moderate, year around climate;
dry, invgorating air; 10 minutes to beau
ing grounds, close to golf course, theater
and shopping center; fertile soil for gar.
oen no tax or heating problem: 1895 and
"; good title. For beautiful illustrated
booklet phone EX; 4763 or write r. w.
McGINNISS. 329 woodward Bldg, Wash
.nFtnn. ID C
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

oSons ON PAVED TdodsG R9AD I,rs with eec ard tse;
%RP STd m 5syond as TH sSae 4s M
on left side Of road; 500 cash, $50 month
%eQdySsSsr ess Ma sssz ,s, soaAl
SSoPs5 Ta q STATS oH drect in bus
MasoS oREEN iix Psse eo exsSsSs sa8G1
men ment; : miles miles from Silver spring Farm
s55 900 MccAUGEY JIESe REALLY M fSnVso,ehsai co ST.
miles from Capitol Building. only YEA y as ff Far
out as Chevy Chase or Silver Spring.
naasd Pce PPf apt: s1SSS SSSse pei ss4s
FARMLETs, near Potomac, Md; acres or
0so cHERRiNoToS 2asfhf @ p Phone saSe aoes
iI TIMBER ait AND AcREAGE-5oo acres of
ington. Timber, all in one tract bordering
on all-weather, highway, consists Of variety
sene anG agd hesSry WI
Acreage is center of one of biggest post
"eA uCNtIOpDltntS III dTea-SuT-
by APPOINTMENT. OWNER. North 1855
LAUREL. MDE-Paved roaG, electricity and
ph9n9 pf4ean avaIable plas acres rolling land with
terms, OWNER. GE. eisa. "''e' ." easy
m4}NrGoMERY mf}s css2 Il We COUNTY; onsausrtss
acre. Kensineton 15-W.4. '' ''oo
5 AND 10 ACRE wooded tracts. 45-minute
r u 1is Ss bridge re- 4s ssp 100 acres fine
26-ACRE beauty spot of suburban WASH
2Q0-ft front on Riggs rd. between Univer-
pistIlct TIiST s,RnSn Prise; $4,000; WA. 1852.
utilities available; adjoining recent de-
Se par5 Of 6 S6ischsd szsk woud
K st. NV. Ma 1855, ''''f''-'''' 80
Vie IKE 2 Hsessys AeREs S Nd &c se sna # cssns,; s9'ss
ayaiabis to build lS FUIroN II ON r. GoRpoN rSSRs
owner, 1927 Eye st, NV. DI. $3.50 till s
LITTLE RIVER TURNPIKE %. s. highway
MRER r. m fiS Psr st. acre nw ISRIs S2 iae SHOE
NJ D. $500 acre; terms; write to Box
i5o-AcRE FARM, s-room house, elec.
light, on main highway, near Cacapon
Spring Lodge, w. Va; ideal summer home
or hunting lodge, plenty deer and turkey:
$4,000 cash Write ED TRIPPLET. 244
East St. Winchester, Va 30.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 12 miles b. C.
sR siRe 200 "a S-s/l9 a4os acres Groom bungalow;
WILL PAY CASH for small acreage, nearby
Virginia. preferable Fairfax County. Box
401- M. Star. o9s
SOUTHERN MARYLAND homesites. busi-
ness locations. farmland and wooded tracts
located on State road convenient to WASH
ington; several tracts suitable develop
ment. LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata, Nd
Evening star., 1944-10-29

How many times in the past few
weeks have we seen and heard the
slogan, THE most we can give is the
least we can do? Many times, I
am sure, and ! am equally certain
we are all in complete agreement
with It's implications.
The Community War Fund, which
is row being collected, is one of the
most vitally needed of our many war
activities. There are so many agefl-
cies which rely upon its support for
their continued effectiveness, and
one OF them is the Shoe and Rubber
Fund of the District of Columbia
Congress of Parents and Teachers.
Unbelievably, there are people
who think that we should have no
poverty at the present time, since, of
course, there are many jobs to be
had. But there are many families
that will never be over the border
from need to sufficiency, through no
fault of their own. Illness, when
long-continued, has way of eating
up savings, if there are any; it has
the power to strip the wage Garner
of his ability to provide for his FAM
lily. There are broken families,
where the single wage Garner left is
unable properly to provide, due to
the basic reasons of high cost of Hv-
ing, many mouths to feed and limit
ed earning capacity.
Children in these home are in no
way to blame for the situation which
exists, but they will suffer unneces-
sarily from it, unless some response
BILE person or agency takes over.
1t is in situations like these that
the Student Aid Committee of the
District of Columbia Congress OF
Parents and Teachers comes to the
front and provides necessary cloth
ing so that the children may con-
tinue to attend school. The only as
sistance this committee receives is
from the Shoe and Rubber Fund as
before mentioned, and money so Sc
cured is spent only for new shoes
and rubbers All other clothing, and
it is a sizable amount, is secured
through voluntary donations.
So, remember, The most we can
give is the least we can do" and
apply it to your contributions to the
1945 Community War Fund, knowing
that your money will go farther and
reach more worthwhile people thar
in any other manner of distribution
| The offices of the District of Co.
lumbia Congress of Parents anc
Teachers have moved from the NEA
Building, to the Thomson School
Twelfth and L streets NV, where
they will be located for the present
Quarters for the Student Aid Com.
mittee, which were in the Thomson
School have been moved to the
Hayes School. Fifth and K street!
Evening star., 1944-10-29

Memorial Gallery, pm. today.
National Gallery Sinfonietta con-
ducetd by Richard Bales. National
Gallery of Art, 8 o'clock tonight.
NATURE WALK.
National Capital Parks along Rock
Greek Park nature trail, leave Six
teenth and Whittier streets NV.
pm. today.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen. Belasco
Theater, today: Open house for men
ana women in service, 2 to S pm.
Tonight: Jack Reiss, baritone.
Donna Marsh, soprano; Francine
Frazier, boogie- -woogie, and Ha-
waiian Federation program of native
dances and music.
Sightseeing tour to National Ca
theoral; leave USO Club. Eighth
and Pennsylvania avenue NV, 2
pm. today.
Officers.
Dance, SCOTS Hotel, pm. TODAY
Dance, Officers Service Club. 1914
Iwenty-frst street NV, 5 pm. to-
day.
Service men and women may OBJ
tam information on other activi-
tles by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any of the
following USO numbers: National
O6l4, National 343l, Republic 1927 or
Executive 0428. Colored service per-
sonnet may call USO, Decatur 1864.
or War Hospitality, Decatur 776s.
Evening star., 1944-10-29
MONEY TO LOAN.


MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates; nearby Md Va
or D. c: property. THE AMERICAN CO.
S07 18th. Ma. S032
COMPARE our rates on auto signature
loans Cash. 500; repay S926 per month
ess cass $59o $59o TsDay sss per per month
IL monthly payments. Arrange your loan
by phone Warf1eld 1851 SOUTH
EASTERN DISCOUNT Of Hyattsville 53Oa
Baltimore ave.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan. s1OO
to $4,000, repayable monthly, come to
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS
7th and sts. NV. National 7011: II st.
ct North Capitol, Elk 2727.
MONEY ON SECOND TRuST-We viii
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va: Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1915
n Y. ave. NV National 1888
and courteous service, Consult US before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN.
VESTMENT CO.: ST. 9th st. NV DI. -615O
SECOND-TRUsT LOANS on your home
small mo. payments. Call Mr. Berman
MA. 2920. METRO CO. 2O3 MoodYard Bldg
Evening star., 1944-10-29

DANCES.
United Nations Girls Halloween
dance, National Press Club audi
torium, 4 pm. today. Service per-
sonnel invited.
Donor Halloween party and dance
sponsored by Junior JCRS, Hayloft
Club, 1926 Massachusetts avenue
NV. 9 o'clock tonight. Servicemer
invited.
EXHIBITS.
Presidential Campaign Prints,
4-1904," American Battle Prints
and two rare Russian military
books, Library of Congress. 11:3O
a. m. to 10 pm. today and am
to 10 pm. tomorrow and Tuesday.
Emit Kaufman portraits. Natural
History Building, Tenth and Con-
stitution avenue NV, 9 am. to
4:30 pm. today.
Photographs by Jerome P. Krimke
of New Jersey, section of photo.
graphy, Arts and Industries Build
ing on Mall, am. to 4:30 pm
through Tuesday.
FRANCES Ferry pen drawings OF
Portugal, Public Library, Eighth and
K streets NV, 9 am. to pm
daily except Sunday, 2 to 6 pm.
through November 5.
Daumier Autographs, Phillips Me.
mortal Gallery, 2 to pm today.
Army Air Forces paintings, Ma.
tional Gallery of Art, 10 am. to
pm. daily except Sunday, 2 to
pm, through November IL.
Therese Bonney photographs
United Nations War Relief Center
1720 I street NV, l to $50 pm
daily through November IL.
Block prints by William S. Rice
of Oakland, Calf, Division Of
Graphic Arts, Smithsonian Institu.
ton on Mall, 9 am. to 4:30 pm
daily through November 10.
THE Great South American Re.
public-Brazil," Pan American Un.
ion, 4 and pm. today.
LECTURE
Chinese Porcelain" by John A
Pope, National Gallery of Art, pm
today.
MUSIC
Irving Owen piano recital. PhilliDs
Evening star., 1944-10-29

Ol fdTeutb enu 1edCHtIs.
NE, where the telephone is Trinidad
8506.
A careful study of S-701, a 'bill to
provide for the military or naval
training of all youths reaching the
age of 18, or for other reasons" is
being made by the entire member
ship Of the District of Columbia
Congress, inasmuch as it Is a bill
which will vitality affect all young
people and If passed may have far
reaching effect on this country's ed
ucational program.
John Burroughs.
Sewing classes will be held Tues
days from $50 to 1870 am. under
the supervision of Mrs. Joseph E.
McElvain.
The Executive Board will meet
Thursday from l:30 to $3.50 pm.
The membership drive will con-
tinue through November 10.
Mckinley High.
A tour of the school, starting at
2:20 pm. and followed by a tea,
will be held Wednesday. All par
ents, whether members of the asso-
citation or not, are invited.
Preceding the tour, the Executive
Board will meet at Ills pm.
Kimball.
A meeting will be held Wednes-
day at 1:30 pm, when plans will be
discussed for preparing Thanksgiv-
ing baskets.
Janney.
Mrs B. R. Wilbur, grade mother
chairman, announces a meeting,
by tea, for all grade mothers to-
morrow at 2:l5 pm.
DR.. S. B. Hall of George Wash
ington University will discuss Con-
troll of Adolescent Social Behavior"
at the study group meeting Tuesday
at pm.
Keene- Rudolph.
Membership teas will be held at
both schools Wednesday at 2:3O pm,
Miss Katherine Scrivener, super
vising principal of the Third Divi-
sion, will be guest speaker at the
meeting November IA at pm. at
the Rudolph School,
Buchanan School.
| All interested friends and parents
are invited to attend open house"
and tea November 3 from / to
| 3 pm.
Gordon Junior High.
The Gordon Junior High School
Will inaugurate a series of dances
to be known as the Gordon Can
teen Club" starting November 3.
Gordon eighth and ninth graders
only eligible to attend. Admission
by membership card and purchase
OF ticket. Music and entertain
ment provided by Parent-Teacher
Association. Supervision by teach
ers and parents. Refreshments to
be sold,
Evening star., 1944-10-29

LEO ROCCA, INC, will buy any make or
model nmSn " we pn need USED cars and trucks at
ave. Emerson 1900. Open am. to
poS!1&es hiSssf pfxhHRy sxhfiy FLOOD will try to pay
VIoss Wo s4oS a1d SEoob Sosa5s pontiac MI
M HoTok SSs co aHs soSi NY ST. nGas
CASH CA FOR YOUR CAR. No waiting. No red
st. TaEoma PARK, 5. {; Georgia $500. '0''
viii pay the maximum price for any de-
Wisconsin sa 's iSao csrysisT nSs
Sf3ousa FAY ESP asP Is : Ss9aay to
sAss asEs 05 Con %0ds ts a4n q hA R Mos
WELLBoRN MoToRs. chrysier-Piymouth
ssssrs sT ySS SOC GeUssa aSs "a ave sH 4Soo
q once any time Open evenings " and
suPfaTs ssPs PskiY d1 sys S aE sood Soa Go,
No: s3Is win pay you high cash
pTifsi pTi cEiliNG Will1s%s pH1Srs Ause p.mnon .u
1912 cars; absolutely high cash price. Il
car is paid for will give you cash. If car is
ssh eT s Rh G @oToR Ss5a9ss sna Wa
| inston's oldest exclusive used-car dealer
See MI. Barnes for appraisal All cash or
certified check. Only one location. Drive
in open LOT, 1900 14th corner st.
WILL VII BUY a good used car for cash
6S 6Sqps MaSSIs MaIshIsan s774 + - s0ms WIN 4: s
s1ss so Hsssos' hhoas .earss fsssd ess
INTENTION, CAR OWNERS. of Bethesda,
Chevy Chase and Rockville, We will. buy
details and you do not have to shop
downtown. See Mr.. Maloney at MCNEIL
MOTORS. 4034 Wisconsin ave. EN-
52SS. Next door to Hot Shoppe.
IMMEDIATE Cash! Any make. See Mr.
Duke, LOGAN MOTOR CO. 18th st. NV.
PRivATE CAR WANTED from individual
th who has given given it good care; all cash.
s.PAssENG2R piNds ger CAR. any make previous W
to 1910. in good engine condition. WI.
LADY wishes to buy for cash, 1941 Buick
driving to California; WA; 232o. :.
badly in need OF . used station wagon, in
Jet Jet, or Pontiac; Caii CAPT. SMITH, OK.
CASH FOE YOUR CAR, any make or
model. BARRIERS USED CARS, 500 9th
II SsETUmRNINa sEKv1cEMAN needs Clear
ton; cash. Glebs 1851.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

Station: and Marjorie. Sherry, Aa is. II II
eninauapin Village. Alexandria.
ChsrIes Baroch. SO, .1s1s N. Monroe st
! ParE I'd rGn' ana Ieila Bryner, SO. 1861
James as5 Adams. Ali 7.; q zoo Hamilton st. NV.
CAPITOL Cap iaflsi HegSts SMiies Md s. 10 Southern ave-
Otis MobIey. 35, and Nettie Brevinston.
sT2a4v "a P1th at Of 1859 9Th St: NV.
g sotR of 4 Ii aBd st. Elizabeth ss Coax
Charles Clifton. 81, Marine Barracks and
JOY S0Esfe sfoai, !0hPstO9 rs aaG 81 s. Nv
Ge99gse Russell jr.., s$. and Ruth Ss \ Ashley. 81
joseph Har9esfy 9e EnaEsS'qn IS af MS Maryland
nwo n5wgo and Kathleen huntington. "a.
Robert bert Reese Aisen e. q q;ei henir Island
John Lee; IS Norfolk. Va, Ia and Mabel "a vim
Richard DAVIS S0S - huG5ia 45sa 81 10th b'S St
9S0rothy tSiro Wendler. "a. 2013 New Hamp-
Frederick Jupeniaz, "a. Navy Building. and
.yoisnby se55y Hunt Hunt 81 81 Los Angeles;
PPotag5osee Potomsee PsTf smith Is Barton Hall West
Lawrence Wren Porter 80; Newark. N. J.. and
Howard Beschwender scS $s s lG5h h1acsst,5n st
AT 1dfh Station; and Harriet Miller, 2s. 9os
HihseSn M s7 ias III YG1ssri Soed Hdp. y Fl and
Charles Cummins. "a. st. Petersbure' Fis
and and Mira Phillips, 10, 1125 Branch
Gordon Royal, 4s, 251 N. Barton St.
ar,Iss aarl,instons and Mary Scott. %. sos
Earl iiaiBeg Bespett st: ne So N.vv v.-a 80. NJ.
FurFoush: "a, wave @ BARRACKS Sra; shf 3, AStn Ne,
Eppena Sraska ss.cb ave ny. nv. a..e r,,,o...
and Ruby Beauchamp, %, 51i6 Is 445hi 45th
Lewis Jennings, SO, Ft Warren. wyo.
ana CLAUDIA Worthington, SO, 6121a N
william McNells 81; and Katie Graham.
1obI bT1' DO ooth H., OF 1921 18th st; NV.
cslsirisssa Cooke, "a Henderson Hall.
Marjorie Hanback,, "a. 1924 'ssi seth Asa st.
Serene W, Parrish. "a. Army War COL
Iese, wea ana Lydia Farrall. %, 1884 Park
james school; 80. conssess ct. n w. and
sadie sssxs rdAis dMccray. &c. Quaker lane.
Wayne, Roberts, 2s. Navy Yard. and Roma
Fields, 29; 1877 E st; Sc:
efs ADssa spenal LoSs ssvS 4sIa Mass and
Sas ssdy; Stoss s. III ih.Sls ave- AVE-
WAT Mssths 0osrso@n @ s. s4fs ssh st., n.s. ana
and Esecie Thomas, Al Signal Noun.
sa Eas1 ksTi s.s % Sfs M lss Newton a's st.
ssos Ess snS bossss ss AnssSs Hs,s. Hsya Az
vincent sei It. johnson, 81. 77e eirard st. NV.
ss Base. pfi ana Virsinia % Ford. 5tS 90 ,se 81 5.
RdssTS ASsrsfsn 6smpsey i A5nFtSB 5 sS sher H I'd
and Imosene Sanders, 80, 1852 west
Virginia ave. ne.
Evening star., 1944-10-29

USED-CAR SALE.
AZ Dodge de luxe sedan, fluid drive, r
.,42 Plymouth de luxe sedan, heater.
43 Che Ghsvroles o,es Aernsedan, and h
Al Buick special sedan.
40 Buick super sedan, r. and h.
az Packard Clipper sedan. r. and h.
- Snrysler New Yorker sedan, and h
Al Buick Century sedanette, r. and h.
40 Oldsmobile Torpedo sedan, r. and h
40 studebaker Champion sedan; over
- Ford ,b-pass. coupe; heater.
39 Chrysler Royal sedan. r. and h.
Al Olds sedanette. hyd.. r. and h.
80 Pontiac sedan, r. and h.
40 De Soto sedan. overdrive and heater.
40 Packard "12O" conv. coupe. r. and h
40 Mercury conv. sedan, r.. and h.
Al Dodge 6-pass convertible coupe, fuid-
drive and heater
HYAATTsVII.EsH 9lA Hvi1s = sTfck iiJfc CO. WA. all
SO Buick DIX. 4-dr. Sedan, radio anc
80 ehrysler Royal 4;dr, sedan
'ss Dodge Dix. 4-dr sedan. radio anc
Al Fe Ford Super 2-dr. sedan, heater.
~ HUDSON DIX. 2-dr. sedan. radio. heater
Al Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sedan, radio
~ Mercury 4-dr. sedan, radio and heater
a Nash DIX. 2-dr brougham, heater.
40 Olds custom torpedo sedan, radio
Al Packard 1l0 club coupe. heater.
~ Plymouth DIX. 2-dr. sedan.
az Plymouth special coupe
AZ Studebaker Commander sedan, radio
TREW MOTOR CO. 14th and Pa. ave. Sc
Ewes. and Sundays
Evening star., 1944-10-29
'-s THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEAL 60 Ie SALk OK EXCHANGE.
WILL sUBLET house in Upper Darby, Pa.
ior house N Arl. or Bethesda section
TRADE or. mod. brick, vacant (River
Terraeel,; me-, for larger house. OWNER
WILL SELL OR TRADE a eo-acre place
IN nearby Montgomery County (commut-
ing. distance) for a small house in Wash
ington. The ground is all tillable and
fertile, while the dwelling is fairly mod
ernized farmhouse type with electricity,
auto. heat fireplaces and screened porches.
There is an abundance OF excellent water
from deep well and a pressure. water
tank. A center hall, living room. library,
laree screened porch. dining room, coat
closet. layatory, storage room, butler s
pantry, Kitchen screened porch. servant S
room and bath are on the first floor; sec
ond ono servants room is Immediately above
floor are bedrms., 2 baths and large
screened porch rooms are on the 3rd
floor. outbuildings consist of a cement
hoored barn 30x50 It. containing garage
space for or more cars; garden house and
al chicken n ken house, large shade trees and
spacious So country home. VIII give further
property. Box :563-J, Star