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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
Mrs. EIyn Goertner
Writes From Portland

Mrs. Elyn G.. Gaertner RENTS a
years subscription to the Western
News from Portland, Ore, and
writes:
We surely miss the news from
home and will be looking forward
eagerly to having it coming every
week
Mr. Gaertner is still with the
Maritime Service at the Oregon
Ship Building Corporation and
have been welding since last Octo-
Der at Swan Island shipyard. Gene,
Jr., is with the Amphibious Group
somewhere in the Southwest Pa
cific. He has sent home Jap SOU
venirs and says he saw his iirst
action soon after going to sea-
The shipyards are bee hive OF
activity with all schedules being
rushed, due to our success in Eu-
rope, and elsewhere. For the next
10 weeks there are no days off at
either Of the transport yards and
Swan Isle, the tanker yard, is work
| ing Welders and shipfitters on the
ways every Sunday. That's quite 8
pace this hot weather. and | dc
mean hot!
Hope you and all our friends In
/ Libby are we'll and enjoying life.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
jess Bokker Was
In Guam Fighting

The following letter has been
received by the Western. News from
Jess Baker, who is with the u. S.
forces on GuaMas
Dear Editor.
Probably by now you have an
estimate of the number of boys
from home who are on Guam. Prob
ably even a better estimate than
have. | haven't seen any of them
but | suppose McComas and Risley
are here somewhere Possibly they
have had an opportunity to write
some letters home too.
I've written some letters to the
folks and to my sister, Mrs. c. M.
Conn. that may interest the folks
at home if I've said anything they
haven't already learned from other
letters
Needless to say as has been said
so many times before, this is rug
ged. The anxiety on this island is
coming to quicker ending than
on previous invasions Of islands be-
cause the Japs have had barricade
that would seem almost impossible
Il 10 DItdh DQt VIZ WIKI RIlPdA 1d "
break it.
They depended largely on caves
both natural and man-made, ir
mountains of lava and coral. We
can't risk our lives to go in and take
them out alive. We can't even af-
feet them with heavy artillery, bu
| with cover Of our own machine
guns we can solve the problem mere
with flame throWers and TINT tx
blast the entrance of each cave shut
So | say that the cruel jab they
took at Pearl Harbor on December
7, l94l, is very slight hint of thu
pain they are suffering now Ar
tillery, men, machine guns, with ia
cilities for comfort are trapped II
i the caves.
Very sincerely,
i JESSE L. BAKER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
Kootenoi Valley
Grange Has Fine
Program

At the meeting Of the Koofcnai
Valley Grange on Friday evening,
six applications for membei ship
were referred TO committee. After
considerable discussion it was voted
to rostrone until the first meeting
in November the harvest supper and
third and fourth degree work which
had previously been set for October
20, as this latter date conflicted
with the meeting Of the State
Grange.
The new lecturer, Mrs. Court
right, was installed and officiated
during the lecture hour, which was
opened by the singing of several
favorite songs. Mrs. Sheldon and
Mr. Weydemeyer gave interesting
reports of the Pomona meeting at
Eureka, and Mr.. Bowen gave hui
morous account of the adventures
of the several couples who made the
journey to Eureka in his pickup
car. A recitation by Billy Sheldon
recounting the trials and tribula-
tons of a small boy was much en-
joyed, as was also a humorous read
ing given by Mrs Grambauer. Mrs.
Bowen read story demonstrating
the advantages of having a large
family under the present point sys-
tenn of purchasing meats and gro
ceries. For Our next meeting II was
announced that a demonstration or
soldering aluminium would be given
and members were requested tc
bring any kitchen utensils needing
repairs, also to bring articles fol
the proposed White Elephant sale
to be held later Mrs. Weydemeyer
announced that rugs and aprons en-
tered in these contests would be
judged, and requested that ,cf
person bring as many entries as
possible
Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Collier anc
Mr.. Bowen were the recipients q
lovely bouquets of roses in honor o.
:, their birthdays, the roses grown anc
presented by Mrs. Ohlerich.
Lunch of coffee and sandwiches
provided and served by the Ohle-
riehs was enjoyed and appreciated
by all present
GRANGE REPORTER.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
INTERNEES ARE MUSICAL

Has anyone an accordion to sell?
If anyone has, buyer can be found
by looking in the classified column
in this issue. The German internees
that are at Warland are musical
bunch and they would like to buy
an accordion.
According to report, number of
very good musicians are found in
this group of Germans who were in
the United States and who were
interned at the outbreak of war.
For the past few months they have
been working in the forest and rave
been stationed at Warland. They
devote some of their leisure time to
music but they are short of instru-
ments. Some of them have been go
ing to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
INDUSTRY NEEDS $50, 900
WORKERS

With cotton textile production
tagging, the industry has been feced
since May ] with need for hiring
nearly quarter Of million work
ers by November !, in order to ex-
pand its output to meet fully the
estimated demands for cotton prod
ucts, the War Manpower Commits
sion says. As yet, VINO said, only a
small number of cotton textile
plants have made manpower util-
ization surveys or sought this serv-
ice in order to determine the spe-
cific causes of labor turnover
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
Libby Teachers
Again Head K. Y.
Teachers Association

Members of the teaching staff in
Libby public schools met for a pre-
school session Monday, Sept. a, in
the Junior High assembly. Supt- A.
A. Wood outlined the plans for the
coming school term and welcomed
both returning and new faculty
members.
Lloyd SWanberg, president, Mig
dalene Majerus, secretary-treasu
and Ruth Jordan, vice-presilent
were reelected to their respective
offices in the Kootenai Valley
Teachers Association.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
The Box Spring

The unit consists Of a box spring and mat
tress. The box spring is constructed Of helical,
no-sag and steel coil spring to create postur-
ized unit that gives buoyant support to the body
in any position 1t is precision made, extra
deep, we'll sfisulated with sisal pad, neatly
covered with ticking.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
The Mattress

On top of this total new type foundation is
an entirely new mattress It weighs only %
pounds-light enough to turn easily. It is filled
with fine staple cotton, firmly compressed
SO resilient that it conforms to the shape of
the body. 1t is tufted to retain its shape with
flat "jiffy tape tufts.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
M8R N !I o. !'! ovR
: $40 -; "t ss;:os.

Amarillo Army Air Field, Amir
lilo, Texas.-Pvt. Franklin D. War
ner, Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. d.
Warner Libby, has completed his
courses in basic training for Army
Air Forces soldiers at the basic
training center here.
His completion Of basic training
qualities him for further Air Forces
training in technical or specialists
schools or for assignment to AAF
installations or organizations for
duty.
His instructions as trainee in
clude thorough courses in close or
der and extended order drill, de-
tense against air and chemical war
fare attacks, camouflage, military
discipline and courtesy, first lid,
craftsmanship, marches and blvou-
acs, aircraft identifications, orienta-
ton, and many other basic military
subjects.
Sgt. Don Bill is with a photo
charting squadron at Tampa, Fla.
George (Joe) Corbett, Rm. &c
has graduated from Ozark College
at GAINESVILLE, Ark, and is now or
Ward Island, Corpus Christi, Tex
Joe has hopes of getting into the
Navy Air Corps, with the radio di-
vision.
Fort Knox, Ky-The Armored
School Communications Department,
has graduated new class of skilled
radio repairmen.
The list of graduates includes
Private Don E, Orr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph D. Orr, Marcus, Wash
During their course the soldier
students learn to repair and main
tain army radio sets. Their task is
a vital one in keeping in operation
the communication system by which
the smashing, driving armoret
units control tanks and other We
hicles in combat.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
ROGEDE ANN LUNCHEON

Mrs. Peter Nordin and Mrs. Dom
aid Shea were hostesses at a Rogede
Ann luncheon at the Nordin home
last Friday for group Of ladies,
the honor guest being Mrs. Hilma
Gustafson, who is leaving soon for
New York.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
LEAVE FOR PHYsICALS

The following men VIII leave LIB
by on September Is for Butte, where
they will take their preindnct'on
physical examination
Robert James Dennis, Franklin
Percy Birmingham. Joseph Leroy
Sansavere, Winston Veldemar Man
icke, Daniel Walter Halsey Of Libby.
John Ancil Andrews of Eureka:
Francis Gilbert Carman and John
Woodrow Burns Of Troy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07

L. L. Lake, and using their piano,
playing and singing. They would
now like to add to their musical
equipment by buying an accordion.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07

Life isn't fair to men. when
they're born, their mothers get the
compliments and the flowers. When
they marry, their brides get the
presents and the publicity. And
when they die, their widows get
the insurance and the winters in
California.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herman F. Hueth and Edna M
Bedinger, both Of lone, Wash. Mar
ried by the Rev. E. Roy Fort or
Aug. 80.
James A. Conn and Chloris Viii.
son, both Of Calgary, Alta, married
by Justice Of the Peace Wallace or
Sept. l.
Frank L. Quay and Ellen Mar
Gene Opie, both Of Kalispell, mar
ried by Justice of the Peace Wal
lace on Sept. 2.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1944-09-07

What's worrying us is that the
government is living not only be-
yond its own income but also be-
You'd ours.
Evening star., 1944-09-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYERS urgently in need Of homes
IN the q: G. nearby Md. and Va counties
sales orsanization You may expect prompt' 'one
efhcient and courteous service if you will
ea and nd list your you, property with US for
M aRASAffE sHe Reator saGns cs25sii s 18th '.e st.
9T 70 "a ROOM osI;t HOUSE in District or nearby
must be in white neehborhood good CON
dition and reasonably priced; describe
ATTENf1ox fGe Are re, you s!sf thinking of selling
your house now while the prices are high?
sTRonP Is REAfY y3qF Place ,3ss asy eon,as
IMMEDIATE CASH for, D. c, Nd. or Va.
hsmss t RrompS personal at
"E CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE a, It's w Value
sSaf 95 SqF SpR44 s1?s 10 2isf?s
Sfsi?si &f FAY ALL ,Is CASH ior {, ne nv and
HMHEF H1sH Fok 500 .sy th I'M o FR 2lo6
BARRY. ME so35 ' A''D
WE CAN SELL your house. We can se.
s1s No capito a. ma HoMhHNiIs sasd Realtors
LIST YOUR PRoPERTY for quick sale
eheyS chase Md W SSH Heskfsh spe
cializlng in NV properties
ATTENTION! Owners desiring cash deal
IN D, c. Immediate cash E w BAILEY
AD 4tS6 Mail. l435 Meridian pl W
DIRECT FROM OWNER, 8 to Q rm house,
W. ne CaS or sE AL Sass tor quick Offer
of the city. We have been building and SELL
ing houses in the District of Columbia for
many wears and we are probably better
qualified to handle your property for YOU
If you wish quick and satisfactory es1its.
call A. H Parker Ia. 1868 or RA 5fG
j B. TIFFEY & SON Ala Kennedy c, n u
Evening star., 1944-09-25
MONEY TO LOAN

WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan 500
to ~ SSlo'990' repayable monthly, come to
7th and SITS: NV: National 7011; H ST.
n MoNHV Ne1th &c oCapis9l; sproEH EX 33S1 Ts1s, ~
buy ,Second,trust notes. D. C.. nearby Md
OF Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
ave. NV, National 6s3s
1St AND End TRUST LOANS, Prompt
and courteous ser"ice. Consult US before
borroWlng: Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
VESIMENT co. ST. 9th NV DI. $3.50.
MONEY on FIRST or second trusts; prompt
actlon: reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va.
s07 18th Ma. sO32 W.
MORTGAGE LOANS-Lowest interest rate.
large and small. MOORE & HILL CO, sO4
18th st. oo-
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates Of in.
terest: Diamonds. jevelry, watches. soId
and silverware. cameras. typewriters, guns.
rsn9emenfs geu nsc.ssspr m sseq,ts He adyanee :r;
CO., Rosslyn. Va. Chestnut $500.
it TRUST LOANS On real estate: low
WALsHE. INC. 1116 Eye ct. NV. MA. 0l66..
Evening star., 1944-09-25
BIO THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
1914
HOUSES FOR sAIe

COL0RED-Excellent NV. 22-ft row
terms term and priced right. Ma. b373. Or.
CoL0REp-4ee Lamont st. nw.-a-story
Fqis;ds FFoonisl brick rms. bath, h.w.h. tsasJ,
eS ia SGef tas % wstde4 "a l e.
"a rooms and bath, .inclosed porches. hot
Pistfes SSH s09a 9oss sSndifi0n terms ARRANGED
re- rooms, baths, reception hail, full cellar
* syss ssDeeiPinent4 ss PR s94a Cali Mr. 6sMoU1' Sc
etSEofaRs5SP sto4s 54IsF 81 ssst sth
siSd,s. sissSs; fitsSsn; s: :sr.ss M s$gS
G6nokEDOsses Gc66nE "a aE PARK as4'i i'd NV: vacant;
srraneed as 2 separate apts.. 4 rooms and
Soar some sonh E, ,ad tnd, help pay for
CoLORED-e3a Park I'd. NV, Attractive
slueco nias 20. over r. p5ick, p rooms bedrooms;
section: vaeantLsee can't aeday very convenient
81 rs ss
D-7semidetached. new, 2-family
bones modern modern. in every detail: separate
gpi.da good aranssportaton Sell construetsd and
pointmenl only VIM. j. DAVIS, 500 H
SoIanREn s nn1T; MA 355e; ewes; MI 1857 ,,s.
brick home, conta aiming 8 rooms and bath.
Erehei fs front and ip base
% COVE Ps'SSh 0s!enee c 8onthl al
d3I }31h nsrn St NV W, District 5l45.
Good condition. Garage. % 70 oWSER. 5aiSGa ':Ea IA
COIORED-Nesr 1st and q on.At+roc-
tive brick home with stone toni trim OF 8 rms, M
bath; h:-w:h. front and rear yards; can
Sy isEP 0SnsT soee eG Raorsma Ss" rd
sGds i2iroom m mouse. nous arransed in apis. be,
ior $3.50 per mon tn This house els is in ex- X
eellent condition from cellar to roof: sub;
aHa RousE ssh aY% ST. and aw ternS p 6s
COLORED-l1o0 block 4th nv.-Desir-
able location; 1-rm. brick, bath, h.-w.h.;
arransed. ,BAsILIKo REALTY Co DI,
coIokFDoo oagsi block ,S OF n 10Th H1 St st nv "
rooms; . baths; hot-water heat reason
pm, BAsiLIKo Really CO. e1s N n st. t.
bath, gas and electric Price, 81 $50.
u. I.Dn,b OF EN- o4,tt.
COLORED-Small. semidetached brick
house in Brookland. hardwood floors
throushout., h,-wh. by eas, awnings, 3
porches: priced to sell quickly Call MR.
! FRAZER, at HC. 47l9; Sunday. AID. 1914.
COLORED Near Park I'd. ana Warder st
NV, lovely 6-rm. brick, l inclosed porch
hot-water heat. garage. thoroughly recon
dltloned can give immediate possession;
rent Call AID. 56l3 RA a2la
COLORED-Just off upper l4th st NV
TWO adjoining l6-room houses with oil
heat, fire alarms. fire escapes, etc; will be
delivered vacant; excellent opportunity for
a lalge roomlng or apt business. EGGLE-
TON REAL ESTATE. @Sl3 14th st. NV,
Du 5051 DIT 5061
COLORED-Near Warder and Newton pl
INV We'll const Colonial row brick. fine
condition, 6 nice rms, bath, full base
ment, h.-w.h.; screened rear porch. con-
crete ,1oored front porch. nice rea" ward
Priced to sell quickly. subs. cash. FLOYD
E. DAVIS, CO MA. O352
Evening star., 1944-09-25
GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

BUICK 1888 4-door sedan; radio: excellent
mechanical condition; price. 1855. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 NJ st. NV. MI.
BUICK 1898 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
private owner: $500 cash or to highest
offer this evening Can be seen at 2745
BuIcK 1928 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
hopss from private o%Tnsr $500 cash or the
seen at :745 Brandywine st. NV
BUICK 1889 5-passenger formal sedan:
omey 0eGnssd enn Sd 9 one e hs
CADILLAC de luxe 7-passenser sedan; Just
fu pffe se iaeae d R sso ~. cash
tor; only s!75. CIRCLE ssHsF MoToRs' Rsoo a4th 41
s EV Ra fas 1871 Special de luxe a-door
Fac zfn kns s' mGfn1
cHEyRoLEr 1887 town sedan; motor Just
er; e. =, PARkWAY AZ ~ q MOTOR CO. ao5I NJ St
CHEvRoLET iea7 coupe; excellent motor
new recaps new battery. good paint.
ss Ssh saas nos fsss 5sds 'ns ,sks
deliver car. car immedistely; no daily for
oop poSf2c connsst,eus s1Hss xt''Rs w.
Err. INC, chrysler- Plymouth dealer, 1910
Wisconsin; Or; 1920.
CUISINE; WHEEL ER; INC. Chrysler -plym-
outh dealer, 4Sl0 Wisconsin; OR. 1920.
dan: beautiful blue 2-tone upholstery.
radio and heater: this car must be seen.
BENDALL PONTIAC. King St, Alexandria,:
TF 291S.
DODGE 1897 4-door sedan; black finish;
priced under ceiling, $685.. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO, 3051 NJ st. NV. MI. Ols5.
DODGE 1a41 4-door sedan; fluid drive:
radio and heater; this is an exceptionally
good buy PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3O5l
M st. NV. MI. 01S5.
FORD 1899 standard coupe model 91-A
s5 horsepower. new battery, tires: $3.50;
do not answer unless can pay all cash.
Phone IA. 1904. between 6 and pm.
FORD 1941 convertible b-pass club coupe;
de luxe, RADIO, foglieht. spotlight: perfect
terms. 'LoMAR MOTOR CO, SSH Coles
vile I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. eH. 400
After 9 p.m.. Call sH. 4015 and Ill day
sunday.
Evening star., 1944-09-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TEAROOM, listed currently in Dunca

IEAROOM listed currently in Duncan
Hines book of fine places TO eat, located
in Mont. Co. Md. IL miles from D. C.
Marvellous opportunity for businesswoman
or couple to acquire a going business with
real estate' where the hard work of estab-
fishing has ell been done, and done Well
Time taken to inspect this thoroughly will
be well spent R. P. RIPLEY. SH. 1899;
Sun. and ewes. Rockville 81
BUSINESS LOCATIONS in commercial or
industrial areas. with or without rr sid
inss., w. S. HOGE, JR.. CHI O6O0. 1915
Lee hwy
90l AND sO3 n. Y. AVE. Nw-North-
west cor 9th and N. Y. ave- 4-story
bldg. Stores. restaurant, apartment; an
nual income, S3.3S4. Price. S32 500,
JEROME J1 S. MURRAY. 1881 G ST. NV.
VALUABLE DOWNTOWN COR Stores
and offices renting for $3.50 yearly;
price 81 10000. KELLEY q BRANNER,
DI 40; eve. OR 1856.
conn. AVE. near Wardman Park Hotel
Large residence. IL rms. q baths h w h
81 comm. zone: suitable for oreanization,
offices or any type business: no better loca-
ton on upper Conn ave: $1,000 cash
requiIed. Call NJ. Tammaro. TA 1916.
SHANNON LUCHS CO, sos H st. ".
Evening star., 1944-09-25
our.oe.roWN REAL EsrArr.

YOuR VACATION HONE NOVA snug
number Of fertile home sites Of from i to S
acres on the Gulf Coast Of Florida, q f1sh-
erman's heaven, at present prices starting
actual water frontase, and ali front .
hard-surfaced road and have electricity.
Terms as low at S45 down and $16 per
or tax problems and . wonderful all-year
climate. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet. phone or write to z. j. GRAY at
69l5 Eairfax I'd, Bethesda. Md. WI. 4454.
1O-ACRE TRACTs. high, dry, vell-drained,
productive land. On paved road. near Gulf.
only mi. from good small town: best OF
hunting and fishing; good title; numbers
OF satisfied purchasers. Will stand strict
Investigation and inspection: price, $170,
on terms: NE. 1850 or DU. l 900. Ext. 40.
Evening star., 1944-09-25
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN, downtown-store and
ncame i aDartmenfs p1iss ear 5on brick good
width, good depth to alley, u rooms. !
baths; now used, as home; could be made
800, BOSS & PHELPS, NA. $500; e eve
ninss, MT. Measell: .D1. o7o5.
6-FAMILY FLAT-Mooern detached brick,
income $3.50 year; price only s.51.I. sss'5oo.
Call Mr.. Evans, WO. O29O. SHANNON &
kgcss &C. Yss51 55a5 st nv Ma @a45
Four-apsrtment building well downtown
rounded by. stores. Maintenance expenses,
This This is big income producer. MOORE &
III HILL IrIT CO. S 500 u 1th st; NV.
Ideally located and excelent future: auis,,
SO. Sc, 900 900 cash Necessary. II interested. cai
bslEddlNSl3s blSd alsSs 1adal RnAl7Y co. aSo4 Wilson
u - apis, oil heat, large lot, yr. income
bldg with excellent terms at att Az enae times 'hs ths
sHANNoS 1DcHs ee'osI5 co' 1905 II st. l5Ss 6w,
NEW APARTMENT BUILDINGs-Two with
apis. and one with 3: must be sold as a
whole; excellent Northeast location: central
per- sann MONTH wah pfee eoe s5ooo Soke5
Mr. Walter, B; F. SAUL CO.. 9a5 l5th St
aiTto aioo 81 sfock exc OF X ST. N.w.-s separate
apts., 3 baths, new oil heating plant; in
come $3.50 annually: price, sl2,95O
BOSS & PHELPS. MA. 1900; evenings, Mr.
Mease DI. 07O5.
BOWLING ALLEY and stores, NV. s4s.-
500; in tip-top shape, incl equipment and
air concltioning; income. $3.50; next
year. $3.50: 6-year lease; real bargain.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 200.
BROOKLAND-Detac II rooms, 2
baths, beautiful large lot. trees. oil heat,
i
transportation immediate occupancy if
deslred: excellent return: easily financed
SI0,2.O. OWNER. MI. 3o.::I.
80 ACRES. plotted and surveyed into "a
lots ranging, from l to acres: utilities
avallaole; close to TRANSFORMATION and
schools. Call MRS. HAYCRAFT WI 65iO o.
i-FAMILY FLAT. modern brick semide-
tacheo. unusually nice Groom, kitchen
and bath. apts.; splendid Anacostia location:
reasonable rents net owner about 500 per
mo- after paying all expenses FLA first
trust, $4,000. payable $40 per mo: GOOD
buy at $16.s5O. GEORGE Y WORTHING-
TON & SON. active realtors since 1892,
Svc ct
Evening star., 1944-09-25
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE or single office for rent
mailing and phone address secretariai
service, L. ]. COWIE. 500 Eye st NV
CONN. AVE- 500 square it newly deco.
rated, fuorescent lighting; immediate oc-
cupancy Write Box "A Star
LARGE RMS, End floor. available for
agency. or attorneys. DI. 5515. to 4 30
ABOUT 800 so. FT.-New fireproof
ONCE space, md floor: available about Nov
lst; $500 mo Also > 1000 SO. II, FIRST
floor space, $500 RE. ISL
ATLANTIC BUILDING. $50 st NV
Total space available consists OF ap-
proxlmately $4,000 square feet on Ave
noors. Annual rent of 81 so per square
foot includes heat. water. electricity. serv-
ice of two elevators, janitor and char
service For further information and IN
spectlon call Mr.. INLAY or MI Fenner
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT, Pc.
5000. 1ll1 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1944-09-25
FUTURE.
JUDICIAL SALE of yalua h

JUDICIAL SALE of valuable unimproved
lot of ground near 47th and Vcrplanck
pl. NV. tAmerican University Park sec
tion). BY virtue OF decree of the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the
District Of Columbia. Civil Action 21s21.
entitled District OF Columbia VS.. Estate of
Ausustus W: Crittenden ct al. I Will sell
Building, 14th and E sts. NV, on Thurs
day, September IS. at 10 O'Clock M. the
following described land and property, Sit
uate in the District of Columbia contain
ing ll,"6l square feet. and being known
for purposes OF assessment and taxation
as Parcel 1924 and assessed for 81 ,699
Terms OF sale: Sale subject to confirmation
by court. All cash. A deposit of $500 at
time OF making bid. balance due upon con-
firmation of sale by the court certfi-
cate showing complete description and
price paid will be delivered to highest
bidder at conclusion OF sale. Property sub
confirmation Upon said confirmation and
fun compliance with terms of sale. clerk
OF said court will execute and deliver to
purchaser a deed to property SO sold. con-
Veying to purchaser all of the right. title
and estate of all persons in and to sal
property whether named in said suit or
not. All conveyancing. notary fees. reve-
nue. stamps and recording at purchaser s
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within fifteen I5) days from said con-
frmation; otherwise, at the discretion of
feited. or the property may be resold at
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after
10 days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published IN the city OF
Washington. D. c. GUY w. PEARSON,
Collector Of Taxes. D. C., e,l1.lOtd d6s