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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
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NOUtinuVu EIOu dSC OhC
Guy l.. Cahoon, Stanley ]. Co.
din, Walter X. Harms, Myrlin
S. Davenport, Reynold Schich-
tel.
Leslie c. Frederick, Fred v.
Zakrie, Anthony j. Spranger,
Donald o. Russell, Robert c.
Kramer, Gerald E. Dey, Orville
c. F. Sulflow, Benton r. Call.
Valentine w. YAK, Richard l..
Ardiel.
Louis c. Peltier, Elmer j.
Menter. Milton l.. Reuhle, Louis
NJ. Stolzenfeld. James G.. Nor
ris, Walter j. Bogush, Joseph E.
Charbeneau, Louis c. Borke,
Roland j. Charbeneau.
Charles H. Simmons, Vestal
O. Wilson, George Blasciuc, Ro-
land w. Riendeau. Gerald H.
Bennett. Henry T. Thorpe. Adri-
an V. Bishop, Ross A. Keesler,
Arnold V. Gottschalk, Harry II.
Dubay, Jack Semich, Kenneth
c. Osborn, Lloyd II. Miller,
Raymond A. Mailman, Robert E.
Cameron, Clayton d. Brown, Jr.
CASTOR w. Teck, Andrew NJ.
Noble, Walter H. Brinkman, Ed
mund H. Van Hevel, Frank c.
Winters, Alfred H. Daus, Arthur
S. Ash, Martin A. Schmitz, AL
phonse G.. Trombley. Clarence
A. RImph, Thomas G.. Ishmael,
Wilbert r. Yennor, Howard E.
Allor, Carl w. Miller, Anthony
j. Verpander, George j. Roam
ka, John j. Campbell, James
Richmond.
Orien w. Cowie. Jack r. Mo-
sier, Eugene E. Scheele, John
ME B. Lewis. Harold L. Provost,
Urban A. friedman, Earl T.
Kuecken, William S. Marvin,
Edward G.. Pavlock, Gordon M.
Barnhart, James j. Vanderbush,
Bernard @. Boyer, Elmer j..
Diener, Frank N. Szparaga, Tom
l.. Butcher, Raoul c. Caron, Rus
sell T. Elso, Herbert A. Geisler,
Harold G.. Steinbrenner, Henry
F. Krause.
Bruno Gruda, James H. Baut,
Edward L. Stolzenfeld, George
E. Weeks, Thurman j. Hignite,
Lawrence F. Zyla, Chester j..
Ruskowski, Robert v. Neil, An
dy c.. Hornak, Clare A. Wigell,
Richard Yntema, Sherman NJ.
Palmer. Elmer J. Kraatz, Elwood
F. Fahinger.
George j. Ballantine, Thomas
c. Boreham, Irwin j. Snyder,
George A. Sauter, James A.
Binder, Carl T. Hanne, William
r. Sechrest, Louis F. Schauer,
Andrew A. Miksa, Arthur W..
Wulff, George L. M. Bond, Rob-
ert J. Martin, James J. Munroe,
Harold A. Brown. Hiram j..
Korte, Roland J. burst.
Leonard Brindley, Harry c.
MacAlpine. Louis B. Lang, Ar
mold H. Polzin, Arthur j. Marks,
James B. Cummings, Andrew H.
Berger, Ernest j. Thomas, Mel
vim S. Coulon, Edward H. Me
man, Jr., Richard E. Johnston,
John E. Burkett, Alexander Da-
wilson, Flaule j. Youngblood,
Lloyd E. Bradbury, Albert r..
Godderis, Jerrold v. Harrell,
Jack c. Smith, Lawrence w.
Pohl.
August Fistler, Joseph A. Ia
charzewski, Ralph w. MATHEWS,
Robert G.. Gray, William F. Pas
que, Stanley E. Delamielleure,
Norman H. Campbell, Ralph j.
Darge, Raymond j. Allor, Ralph
E. Alore, James v. Kurtti, Otis
l.. Patterson, Jr., William F.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-22
Heavy Quake
Rocks Turkoy

LONDON, Feb. % - Up -
The Berlin radio said today that
very strong earthquake shook
portions of western Anatolia in
Turkey during the night
The broadcast. recorded by
the Associated Press, gave no
details.
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arm during the fight, paid a SIS
hospital bill along with his fine.
According to East Detroit po-
lice. who termed the fracas a
general row" which had begun
from no apparent cause, the
five taken into custody had
been drinking al the time Of
their arrest.
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Marine
Continued From Page One

are battling daily for his life.
Although he has been there a
year. his family has been UNI
able TO visit him. During 1943
he was sent home for a 30-day
furlough, but after a few days
with his family was rushed back
to San Diego when his condition
suddenly became alarming.
In the meantime, until the
happy day of his recovery ar
rives, his father, stepmother and
sister, Patsy, and his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Moore, Of this city, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Wiliwis, of De-
troit, are cheering him with a
constant flow of letters and mail
and hope. his young friends in
this district will do likewise.
PIONEER FAMILY
Norman Moore was born In
Mount Clemens. of a family set
tied in this district for more
than a century. He attended To-
cal schools and prior. to Pearl
Harbor, on Oct. -, l941, joined
the Marines.
His first action came at
Guadalcanal when the Marines
covered themselves with glory
at heavy cost, supported by
Army and Navy fighter planes.
Marine Moore was member
of hand picked battalion COM
posed of men wearing bars for
efficiency in judo, pistol and
sub-machine gun craftsmanship,
and in the use Of hand grenades
and bayonet. They were called
the Browning Automatic Ri
files" of the Marine force, and
their task was to secure and hold
beachheads while landing forces
were assembling for the major
assault.
They polished off, the Jap
forces on Guadalcanal so eff
GENTLY that President Roosevelt
cited the group officially, and
the government of Australia
awarded the regiment the South
ern Cross for its action. Moore
wears both these ribbons on his
tunic, as we'll as the Viru Har-
Dor medal, for 40 days steady
fighting at that engagement. He
also has the Pre-Pearl Harbor
medal and the Marine decora-
ton for good conduct.
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of war, was first ordered de-
NOTED to the rank of captain
and subsequently retired; and in
which Lieut.. Col. Charles G..
White, Major George A. Hart
ford and Sergt. Collins were or
cered dismissed from the serv-
ice. Collins, only enlisted man of
the quintette, was likewise or
dered to serve l8 months in a
military prison although, evil
dence in the case indicated that
he had but followed, and en-
larged upon. the instruction of
superior officers.
No review decisions Of the
Colman, White, Hartford or Col
Inns cases have as yet been re-
leased by the military.
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1t. Werner
Continued From Page B-3.)

the ushers included 1t. u.g.)
Walter Clark, Ensign Holmes
Hobart and Mr.. Donald Warner
OF Andover Academy, brother OF
the bride.
The bride, after attending Ohio
State University. was graduated
from Mount Holyoke College in
1912 and now is stationed In
Washington. 1t. Wheat was
graduated from Pomona College
in 1912 and was an officer OF the
destroyer Cory until her sinking
In action and now he is under
going further training at the
Naval Ordnance and Gunnery
School In Washington.
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The Shrine of the Blessed
Sacrament was the scene of the
recent wedding of Miss Rose Nc
Donald and Sergt. John B. Nc
Nance, Msgr. Thomas G. Smyth
ofiiciating. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Mcdonald of Chevy Chase, and
Sergt. McNamee Is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. George j. McNamee OF
Washington.
Mr.. Mcdonald escorted his
daughter to the sanctuary steps
where Sergt. McNamee and his
best man, Corpl. August Tamagni,
awaited her. She was attended
by Mrs. Gertrude Sutton and
Miss Lucille Wich. The bride
wore white marquisette with a
f1nger-tip-length veil and car
ried brides roses with a shower
of baby's breath.
The bridegroom returned to
this city a few days before the
wedding from 26 months duty in
Alaska
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stylists and beauticians to aid your
quest for beauty. They even have
a capable manicurist on hand
to keep your hands lovely. Let
them style your hair for fall and
winter-to do justice to your new
hat. But first get good lasting
permanent (maybe q Cold Wave}.
Located at 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DE. 5S11. Bethesda salon:
7248 Wisconsin Avenue. Phone
Oh 12l6.
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and are served swiftly by compe-
tent bar messengers who bring
you the most delicious meaty siz-
cling hamburgers on toasted buns
straight from the grill. And are
they good! But that isn't all. They
also serve country-fresh eggs,
tossed green salad with their own
famous dressing, yummy chocolate
cake, and perfectly brewed coffee.
THE TOP FOUNDER is very
popular after cocktail parties or
after the theater-and wise folk
enjoy the good food and cozy at
mosphere. Open from II am. to
2 a.r1l.-they're located just west
Of Connecticut Avenue-at l735 l.
STREET NV. Phone Eek. 0279,
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(and maintained) its fine repata-
tion for good foods-all because
of the mastery prepared seafood
dishes. Go for luncheon. for din
ner. for late supper. Ask the head
waiter to seat you at the Captains
Table, or in The Ships Cabin, or
in any of the other Marine Dining
Rooms. This wonderful restaurant
occupies two large buildings in one
block-with innumerable dining
rooms in each to accommodate any
size party. Do plan to give your
self treat. 1921 and 1907 E
STREET NV.
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coats, suits and dresses-withou
whinlsy and with plenty Of drama.
BRESLAU, you know. is "the
friendly shop"-which features
Susan Joy--and the famous phone
number-NA. 1858. SIT 18th
ST. NV.
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clothes that will
make a satisfac-
tory effect on your
friends masculine
gender). You call
them smooth
but mean effective.
Y oun g, perhaps,
but never ingenue.
In other words,
typical BRESLAU
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80 ~ y tA N<S
from friends,
old and new.
c h r is tnas
Is very much
in evidence
a t B r E.
WOODS -
where wise
ok a r e
hlIrrvinr tn
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Home From Var

Mrs. Robert Sims Wright has
gone to New York to join 1t. Wright,
who has returned on furlough from
the European war front. They will
arrive in Arlington tomorrow to
visit 1t. Wright's parents, Comdr.
and Mrs. P. T, Wright.
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comes ond such, the suit Of wool
-. simple in cut. elaborate in
weove, topped with its own
eoot or on effective fur one.
For the coektoH hour block
crepe. oecented with your
most dozzIine ieweIY ond q
jewel Of q hot. For dinners
ond evening trore occasions
now) there is the splendor Of
lame, the bloekness Of velvet,
the distinction Of broided net
and the droma Of sotin.
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ana d e ! ] ghted
feminine public
from all points
of Washington.
1t has become
famous for its
fine collection of
blouses - dressy
and tailore e d
types. OF the
l1,trl,11A
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food ;. and they still serve hot,
steaming popovers, just oozing
with marmalade. They're located
right on the Potomac River-but
in town--at 2700 F STREET NV.
Go for dinner tonight-or any
night Of the week. You'll like the
charming. quaint, Pennsylvania
Dutch decor. Phone DI. 1856.
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and he is a special
ist at the most won
derful haircuts. As
q matter Of fact,
after he cuts your
hair, 1t can be ad-
! justed to m a n y
styles. You can
brush it or comb it
and 1t will fall
mite naturally into
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and sp n air
every time they
are sent to the
STEIOS CON-
p A N Y for
cleaning. They
spec ialize in
cleaning col
ored gloves as
well as white,
lac K a n d
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and reducing
course: Pos
ture exercises.
spot reduce
ing machines.
steam cabinet
and shower,
l o ii m e S.
81 1880: 2 0
ii m es, $24.
Tan ho .
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1 Ou It dI wei
come. What
ever your sea
food W h j m
might be (if
it's in season.
they'll prepare
1t for you to
perfection. For
this fine restau-
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mirrored dressing tables set into
the walls. And MILLICENT'S fea-
ture hats by such famous design
ers as Harryson. Milgrim, John
Frederic, Bernice Charles, Casper
Davis, Kurt Richard, Amrose and
Erenouvelle. They have a littls
workshop on the premises. So
bring them your pieces Of fur
and they'll make up q stunning
hat and muff. zoos CONN. AVE.
Phone RE. 9602.
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. er e n n 10 |
sheer block
wool dress .
possibly with
o pc lu m.
possibly with
O DR. o . E.
surely high
at the throot.
surely slim.
For footboIl
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place their orders NOW, for per-
sonalized Christmas cards. The
selection is large and lovely-but
you should order early. There ara
several reasons for this: The sup
ply Is limited this year, due to
the paper shortage, and the work
takes longer to do. with . smaller
staff. 1217 G STREET NV.
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snack a n y
time during
the day or
e v e n in 6.
Y o U 8 e q t
yourself in
a high chair
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lOE lH6
d u r atom
N ormandy
Farm. But
the WA
TER GATE
INN keeps
its mem
ory alive
with t h e
same fine
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man : sized
dinners
p r l C e d
from 85c
to 5 is 0.
D / n n ers
are served
daily from
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real beauty. And it comes in
fine, soft, pliable kid-in green,
red, rose-beige, wine, pink and
purple. The price? Only 1896.
Open daily from 9 to I; Thursday
from to 8. 1923 CONN. AVE.
Phone DU. 0346.
IS GROWING GLAMOUR"
It starts at your head.
OF course you need good looking
shoes and you certainly want
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Johns
Continued From Page B-3)

carried a bouquet of mixed flowers.
Miss Shirley Moon was the brides
maid and she wore gown OF pink
chiffon, tulle veil to match and
carried a bouquet similar to that of
the matron of honor.
1t. q. g. John r. Kincaid of
Victor, w. Va, was the best man
Evening star., 1944-10-15

beautiful clothes.
But a stunning new
hairdress is the
thing that will set
OF your natural
beauty more than
a n y t h ing else.
HEADS OF CON-
NECTICUT AVE
NUE. have a large
cfafH pf cRi11nd ho ~
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and the ushers were Mr.. Lyle
Wyman and Mr.. Lehr Wyman.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B,
Beland, uncle and aunt Of the bride.
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Of color with the
n e W ly arrived
col lie c ito n--in
n e W ly released
col orsIof the
prettiest s h oe s
you've seen in Q
long time. The
graceful a n k e.
strap, slim high
heel, open toe,
open back shoe is
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+" A NNE KELLY STRESSES
THE IMPORTANCE OF
SPOT-REDUC1NG AND POS
TURE!" And suggests this health
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IS CHRISTMAS COMES
BUT ONCE A YEAR.
And there's nothing more enjoy
able than receiving colorful Christ
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1nnumerable felt hat
shapes at $3.50. And
at a nominal charge
will put the fur on
any hat you choose.
They have a lovely
collection of hats
in rich glowing COL
Evening star., 1944-10-15
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/" THE BLOUSE CORNER
at L. FRANK CON-
PANY"-has become great
cosmic force It draws an excited
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s. CHOOT, IF YOU MUST"
=. for a pun like
this! But shoot right over to THE
TOP FOUNDER, if you want a
dalicinaas hat
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" THE PROOF OF THE
PUDDING" is
at O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL.
Doubters! Scoffers! Cynics!
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SIlOp. 1ney
t Transformed
the little
h a t salon
into one Of
the most at
tractive -
with hIf o.
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" MnMcENTs NDI-
VIDUAL' Is doing
things!" There's no doldrum
period around that wide-awake hat
Evening star., 1944-10-15

4:30 to 9 pm; on Sundays from
noon until 8. Closed Mondays. Just
drive out to the corner of Glebe
Road and North Washington Blvd,
in Arlington, Wand there you
are! Phone CHI. 1888.
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N EOR A FRIDAY TO MON
DAY SCHEDULE"
When smart clothes are half the
battle, Helene knows you want
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rials: Crepe, jersey, lace and net.
And they're priced from s4 to
s12.s5. Do see them. Located on
r Street at 18th.
" ISN'T THIS A LOVELY
NIGHT to go to tbs
WATER GATE imp" It's the
only branch Of the famous CLOSED
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I" THE HOUSE THAT JACK
BUILT is best
known as JACK SPRATT'S y. :.
and It's very popular for its de-
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hour messages with steam cabinet
and lamp. $50. Also electric blan-
ket. 1929 F ST. MA. 1856.
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The Fashion Calendar

October, the foshion month Of
the yeor. finds Helene we'll 3D.
vised in the motter Of dolly chic.
For first iuncheons in town, the
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+" SMART HANDS APPEAR
IN SPOTLESSLY
CLEAN GLovESp Your gloves
are given renewed life and asspic
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brown ones. And If they need re-
pairing. they'll skillfully mend
them sturdily by machine. 'sl3
i2th st. NV.
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waves. MARCEL is also the orig
inator of the Cold Wave Ginger
wave) Permanent. And he has a
staff of expertly trained operators
and hairstylists to give you lasting,
easy-to-manage permanents No
permanent given without hair
test. Make an appointment to-
morrow. Open evenings. 1922
10th ST. NV. Phone RE. 1746.
Free Parking.
/" A SALUTE TO Au-
TUMN!" In gay
colored kid shoes from ROSS
SATURN. They indulge your love
Evening star., 1944-10-15
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d" Your MIRROR WILL
SHOW THE DIF-
FERENCE" MARCEL is an art
ist at designing new coiffures
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S.CyLn ors, beautif ully
ZH SE9s made, some which
were shown in a
recent fashion show-all at $3.50.
Located in the Shoreham Hotel.
Open evenings til 8.
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" A RE YOU READY FOR
A FUR TRIMMED
HAT?" II you have a piece Of fur,
THE SHOREHAM HAT SHOP has
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revolving Clothes Horse In the
window. 1717 CONN. AVE. Phone
DE. 1921.
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Uncle Roy's Corner

People often speak of spiders as
insects. but scientists do not class
them as members of the insect tribe
Along with scorpions. they are
known as "arachnids," Greek
name which means spiders" In
a Greek story a woman named
Arachne dared to test her skill
in spinning against the goddess
Athena. The story goes on to say
that she was punished by being
turned into a spider.
Scorpions do not make webs. but
they are cousins Of spiders. Some
Of them grow to a greater length
than any spider.
Most scorpions live in the torrid
zone. Some are found on plains or
deserts in the temperate zones, but
they are more common in the
tropics.
During the day, scorpions usually
spend their time resting or hiding.
They 60 under logs lying on the
ground, or under stones. If they
do not find such shelter, they may
dig hole in sand and get inside.
After sunset, scorpions come out
of their secret places and roam
about, looking for food. They eat
Evening star., 1944-07-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesspeake Bay-
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for HnGM G6stsioSHs SNn Ina, Hs1 Marc A. 4. Co. Nd
lent meals; ressonabls rates including
wriis ~ Box a4s-H. Star HNer @'o@' or
EffING FOREST, MD.-For sale, 4-room
and bath cottage, in fine cond, partly
iurn On Severn River. No. Hickory Trail
0pen; or restricted !s; csli South Shore 1927
SOUTH RIvER-BeautifuI estate, consist
ing OF hne, well built and well planned
nome: nrst moor, fve bedrooms. four bath
rooms, two dressing rooms, plenty Of
sooo closets. living room with large. at
Lractlve open fireplace, dining room, kitch-
en-. buffers pantry and storage psntries:
bath, large finished space. for three or
systems, large front and side porches with
nne view across river; wharf and boat
house, good beach and harbor: three-car
garage: priced for immediate sale, 100000.
nnlspection nl by appointment. only. PUN
paHEY paI.;E BROS; Realtors. W. Fayette st.,
Hsaitimore j. Nd. Evenings call Forest
EPPING FOREST, on Severn near Annap-
Oils: large cottage. s r.. 2 b.: furnished:
suitable families: large wooded plot;
bargain; ssgn & $3.50; W. M. BAUMAN. Ma
INSPECT LOTS AND COTTAGES at Cedar
aprss a9 s,,fI on Ghes Bay tnear Shady Side Nd },
"a 300: good roads. pier. seawall boat
hsrbor: circular on request: gentle COM
munity. WALTER M BAUMAN, ] Thomas
Circle. Ma. 1929. WO O747.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on nrst or second trust: prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
S5 So7 p ,kib 6 property NS yose THE AMERICAN CO..
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
n: Y. ave. NV. National 5S33
WHEN you need q personal loan, S100 to
$4,000. renewable monthly, come to
BANK OF COMMERCE q SAVINGS. 18th
and M sts. NV. u ST. at North CapitoD.
ist AND .nd TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult us before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
vESTMENT &C.; Sl5 9th NV. DI. 815O.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
G. Car does not have to be paid tor II order
rs9g,nsW 1iog neW York a"o aye ny Greyhound Bus
WILL BUY small nrst and second trust
leeds. WILLETT, MA. O4s4. Woodward
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates of in
terest Diamonds, jewelry. watches. gold
and silverware. cameras typewriters guns
etc. accepted as security. No advance ar
rangements necessary. ROSSLYN LOAN
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto furniture or signature.
General Acceptance Corp, 53O3 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville. Md. Warheld 3lS1. For
merly Southeastern Discount of Hyattsville.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. P. J. WAISHE.
INC. ll1b Eye st. NV. National 646s
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson 1899 81
cdv; oHv; Pn Perfest t. condition; new tires: $500
TIRE REcHPPiNG. s-hour service. BY
appointment. Leave your car 8 am. pick
II up At pm. Finest-srade materials
recapping mechanics. All work guaranteed
HANNA. 4716 r. I. ave. Hyattsville. UN
l2l2 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK.
AUTO REPAINTING. body and fender re-
MCMAHON cHEVRoLET. 1928 oeorsis
TRAILER. ls4i. sale; % IT,. tandem
wheels, electric brakes. excellent conoi-
ton; electric REFRIGERATOR, flush toilet, re-
Blandys Trailer Camp. miles G above DO seNa Naval al
TRAILER, sleeps three, Sl25. Call Tl2
Maple ave, Takoma Park, Md; third noor
REcAPPING in Washington. one-day serv-
ien By H.,dH appointment st only Leave ear 9
built work with truck rubber. Plenty Of
Grade l md 3 tires carried in stock in
al sizes: Ample parking in rear CON-
SOLIDATED TIRE CO. 1895 H ne. LU.
ATTENTION gas sta, garages, tire shops.
tires and tubes wholesale. Best recappine
done. We welcome a visit from you to
the most modern and complete recap plant
II II y Wash !. n c60sMsssoL1DATED 6sss SALES. 1895
is44 KozY COACHES and platts. Man,
good used models Cash for your trailer,
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /. Ber-
wyn. Nd. Tel; Berwyn AS.
WANTED, 2-wheel luggage trailer in good
shape Turret Green. Bellevue. q. C.