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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
AUCTION SALES.

PUBLIC SALE Of real estate and personal
property. Having purchased the Bowie F.
ment, I will offer at public sale on prem
Uses. the said farm situated on 'the Waters
road" about y miles west of the B. g. o.
cry County. Md. on Wednesday. Nl july is,
lg45, beginning promptly at 10 am,
EWI' the following property. to wit: %
consisting Of Holsteins and Guernseys,
some are in full flow Of milk, some close
sprinsers and some. will be fresh by sale
fan; j outstandins jersey cow, / steer.
m !, ( ! being shipped, e the Washlagton
head Of real farm broke horses. consisting
Of several leaders; one 2-year.old gray
biader colt aT eaSh
harrows. etc Miscellaneous lot o.. single,
f a1gse p and triple trees z and
log chains, digging irons, tools Of ali kinds,
etc. Harness. sets lead harness, sets
5 collars, haiters. check lines and pioW
chains and butt races msas esher P pisses
q eyerything found il first.cls ss dairy.
Feeds and grains. 25 acres Of growing
corn several sis tons bo Of newly made by il
will find hundreds OF articles not men en-.
o'clock noon the farm will be offered for
sale. This farm is situated in the best
cry County, consisting Of las. acres, more
or less, located on the State highway. It
Steam s heat, bath and electricity, located
ii, a grove of beautiful trees. There Is
cement block 20-cow barn, large horse
tenant house This farm is close to
churches, schools and 2 fine stores, the mill
and Bank Of Germantown, and adioins the
william waters. Notice. II you are in
terested In any Of the aforementioned
property, get in touch with me. Lunch
Terms Of sale: Cash on sale, day for all
personal property and nothing removed
until paid for. Terms on real estate will
RUNNER, Gaithersburg. Md. Phone
Gaithersburg 1885,, John w. Null, auc-
fioneer. AlyIe M Etzler, clerk
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By CARTER BROOKE JONES.

Demands that only qualified vet
Grams be named as vocational coun-
sellers to returning veterans are
expected to be renewed on the
House floor when the revised CT
Bill of Rights comes up, perhaps
this week.
When the House Veterans Com
mittee in executive session drafted
amendments to the law. it was
learned yesterday, Representative
Ramey, Republican, of Ohio led an
unsuccessful fight to substitute for
the provision thata counselors be
preferably veterans" the words
Shall be veterans. This argument
is expected to be taken to the
floor.
The American Legion meanwhile
issued yesterday, through its ma
tional employment director, Ralph
H. LAYERS, a statement sharply crit
icizing the appointment of "unqual-
flied, nonveteran counselors" by the
War Manpower Commission to ad-
wise veterans seeking advice on en-
ployment and training.
In the District. Mr.. LAYERS re-
ported, six out of the seven coun-
sellers are women, and the seventh
is not a veteran.
1S-Year-Old Girl Cited.
Out of SO counselors in Illinois,
he said, 80 are women and none
are veterans. He added:
"In another state, I am informed
the majority of counselors are
women, and one is an l8-year-old
girl with no background or hnowl-
edge to qualify her to advise vet
Grams seeking to chart the course
Of their lives"
In charging thata the majority
of veterans counselors throughout
the country are inexperienced
women" Mr.. Levers said this pol
icy defied the spirit OF the CT Bill
of Rights, which stated that these
advisers preferably" should be vet
Grams.
The Legion, Mr.. LAYERS explained
has been advised by the United
States Employment Service that vet.
Grams were not available to fill these
posts.
"Yet several veterans" he added
who have civil service status have
been referred to USES by the Legion
and have been refused employment.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED t1onf.)

PRIVATE PARTY with a 5000 car eau
S S3; ssl Wni.M w E Sag you high cash
:a$s 70 1912 Conveniently located 9 al.
l7th and NJ SITS NV Drive inside our
ed erin esrsns OSdns for sPprfa;s OF
MOTORS ING ehIyslsT-sIym0s,th a assI;
TiRIANsIE MoToRs pays s1'e tun c suS'
price for desirable cars. Bring yours to
l L lr Z l. ave. ne. or call DE. 1902:
sorry. delay migSs cost 0g You hun hundr reds q
and get absolutely top value, Wen also
snons he frst e pei aa new Sonsiss ttHas
ateiy need your car and are prepared to
~ Sc Sc END q a sas'S st M's nV
TO GET TOP CEILING PRICE, call Bob
0D NV. NE NJ. ss SIoS b1' Ss5as. d ave- ana
FULL CEILING PRICES PAiD-Don't sell
@ cars sec EYED h l20 essE Dss #
car Is PAID for will give you cash. If car is
not paia for will eay "a bssnss sgd Pay
TORS, Washi:.gton's Oldest exclusive used
ca dealer. See Mr.. Barnes for appraisal
Al cash Or certified check, Only one loca-
n st. NV. Open $3.50 to Z, Sunday 12 to s.
ea ihfS5th o All fer appraisal
La Sales. and oldsmobiies, as wen as other
S GsEs makes It possible Sor to pay top
cAPTTo1 CADILLAC CAD l. Hj Go. 10 Ssn your car
5 1ukE So sIS Be Soto plymouth nth
s tsE RBS Sl foF oar ssecP Is
S SsRSsed se ne set p5Ss az Mik c
22nd and SITS. NV. ME. 6400.
sp DA fHss FLo oS vii sH t 1899 e. pay
highest legal price for any car Open eve
WANTED FoR CASH. any INA make or model
rq Bald Or S PhoHe W.
e9EsEs vi As ds MoE Eou5 co.
afalsE 5oE WffsRsf aye osFs you al
pert advice a. TOP prices See Us before
NER MOTOR co. Ford, Mercury, and Lin
asi sorda ave Homs OPEN Ct
car carr you can possibly Do without you have
st residence. co. 1888, 4432 Conn
a sTsf : y owners ArTENTroN.-why not
sell your car to Washington's largest
Pontiac dealer, Arcade Pontiac Company,
AID. $500, 1437 Irving st. NV. You get
top price-as much as you can n3 get any.
quicker. Our, quota is large1based on
in the United States. See us now, whether |
it is service, parts, auto supplies. We are
here to serve you. ARCADE PONTIACi
coMpAN I4 sIT Tryins Il nv A1 $500
is desired in areas where transportation is |
poor. Buyers are waiting at our office for
cars Sell us today. Get what your car is /
worth now. Washingtons oldest exclusive |
used-car dealers. All cash, See Mr.. Barnes /
fT that d big pFe n{ 46 ns ST.
5. No. ill. BARNES SANDERS MOTORS.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for a clean
late model car any make If in good cond.
ARMY OFFICER has immediate cash for q
good car price or make unimportant. MI.
Will Will PAY TOP CASH PRICES for any
make or model car. PACKARD MOTOR
SALES CO, 1912 oath st NV. RE. Q123.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy good car
frow owner; Box 2oS.A; Star s,s a. r,n
1900. Ext. 1872. s to 4. 1925 Nelson .pl.
NAVAL OFFICER, living beyond buses,
having early duty desperately needs motor
car; lighter model preferred. WI, 2946. 16s
IN wants nssa car 1887 or later;
VI WILL lsa PAY CASH v Tor good used car. any
ARMY OFFICER in ursent need Of good
important. OR. 1888.
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Henry and Mildred Hoffman, boy,
Mutton and Pearl Houser, girl.
Jonan ana Rhettalou Isaksen, girl.
Martin and Beverly Renney. girl.
Jonn and Laura Laney, boy.
Sert and Ruth Lasnik, boy.
stephen and Elizabeth Miller. boy.
Forest and Virginia Miller, girl.
Jonn and Edna Mowatt. girl.
Raiph and Elizabeth McAleer. girl.
Joseph and Ona McMssters, boy.
Jesse ana Elizabeth Powell, boy.
paul and Margaret Ragsn, boy.
Walter and Helen Robinson, boy.
gohn and Nadene Roche, .girl.
Donaid and Barbara Rookie. boy.
Cnaries and Lavona Ruckman, girl.
Cnaries and Mabel Smith, girl.
gonn and Patricia Stewart, boy.
Ricnafd and Marion Stresau, girl.
Ewell and Thelma Sutphin, girl.
EDWARD and Rita Suffer, girl.
Leo and Ruth Veach, girl
Louis and Shirley Via, girl.
Frank and Clair Weiser, girl.
Barney and Henrietta Weitz, boy.
Thomas and Mildred Welsh, boy.
George and Muriel Wyant, boy.
John and Anna Harris, boy.
William and Rita Jones, boy.
John and Ethel LongStreet, girl.
Eldridge and Kathleen Moore, girl.
John and Julia Mckinney, girl.
Oscar and Marie Randolph, girl,
Paul and Agnes Washington. girl.
Georse and Dorothy jackson. girl.
Wilbur and Sailie Davis, boy.
Daniel and. Matte Galloway. boy.
Eugene and Catherine Williams. stri
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AUToMoTiVE MISCELLANEOUS.

HARLEY-DAVIDsoN, 1884 "a; motor
good condition: also l943 Brisgs-Straton
motor scooter. Laurel 1874.
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hr service. by APP
pointment; leave your car am, PICK Il
UP at 5 pm: finest grade materials used;
expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics: all work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities PALDER a
HANNA, 4716 r. l. ave. Hyattsyille. UN.
NEW 1873 1879 MoT foE '0h for esse entail
Parts, accessories, tires, repairs INDIAN
RncAPpsbt Tires liz For Sale, 6ox21,
450x20. 6.00x2O. cookie, 5.5ox16; no
priorities; HARRY soLLARs, 11o1 18th
HOUSE, TRAILER. 1e45 Royal. AL eondi-
tion; electric refriseration. POT: TRAILER
CAMP, / mi So, Alex. on Mt. Vern. Mem.
hwy. Open Sun. 10 to 8. 49,
MOTORCYCLE. 194l Indian de luxe Al;
ex. in every way; will trade for late model
conv; coupe IN Al condition; Gil. 9s6S
TRANSMISSION, Ford VS. 90, 1885
rebuilt; $50. After 8 pm. 402 Sth st.
sMeoroR-scooT, cushmsp. with or without
side-car. Sl75. Late model. After pm,
BATTERY sGi HsH II CHARGER, portable type. quick
SaaFsfn f PEAK ii Mof6R CO. OR. soon.
GRANITE luggage trailers, with new tires,
improved wheels, all-steel body. both ex:
press and stake models; s199,5o and
5000 80; terms can be arranged. AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wiscon-
sin ave NV WO 1882
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Action on St. John S
Not Due Until Fall
BY the Associated Press.

Chairman Vinson of the House
Naval Affairs Committee said yes
terday that no action on the Nays
proposal to buy the st. Johns
College campus, Annapolis, Md, will
be taken until after Congress re-
convenes in October, at which time
the acquisition will have to be ap-
proved by both the House and Sen
ate Naval Affairs Committees.
The Navy announced Friday
that Secretary Forrestal had ap-
proved an order alocating $3.50 900
for the purchase of the property for
Naval Academy expansion. How
ever, the Navy spokesman said that
the order was bookkeeping
move" leaving unchanged the
status of the possible acquisition of
the 32-acre campus and buildings
of the third Oldest college in the
United States.
Previously Senator Tydings, Dem
ocrat, of Maryland and members of
the st. Johns Board of Visitors and
Governors termed inadequate the
s750, 900 purchase price, which had
been mentioned during committee
hearings.
Upon learning of the Nays ap-
proval Of $4,000 purchasing figure,
Stringfellow Barr, president of the
college, said in Annapolis that the
suggested price never had any re-
lation to reality"
Richard F. Cleveland, a member
of the Board of Visitors and Gov
ernors, said that "the $750,000 is,
of course, entirely inadequate, and
added that spokesman for the
Navy during the hearings In
Washington, where the sum was
first mentioned, admitted the prop
erty probably could not be &C
quired for that amount"
College officials have contended
that the Naval Academy could ex-
pand without absorbing the college
property, and have asked that the
Navy show that the acquisition is
rather than merely con-
yenient."
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EUGENE B. SULLIVAN, Committee

EUGENE b. SULLIVAN, Committee,
S2I 18th St. NV.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co.
B. Sullivan, committee Of
the estate of Ida L. Pifer, incompetent,
plaintiff, VS.. Ida l. Pifer, incompetent ct.
nisi for the sale Of real estate.-Eugene
3. Sullivan, committee Of the estate Of !ds
the sale Of Lots 8 and 2, in Square l443,
mprSyeS By p tSa 1a15 PotDmss, ave
Raymond 7; Nsgle, for Sll 500. all cash.
and subject to contract OF sale, copy OF
which Is fled in this cause, i Is. BY the
that said sale be ratified and confirmed
BY the court unless cause to the contrary
be shown, or a higher offer acceptable to
the court be made. on or before the 26th
day Of july; 1945. ct 10 O'Clock am. at
and objections to the sale will be heard,
provided Q copy Of this order be published
once in The Evening Star and once in the
washington Law Reporter at least ten days
prior to said date. DANIEL w. O'DON-
OIIJITE
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARM of 20. acres and two houses,
less. than. s miles from Washington; en-
t tare and i acre Of woods D' two S barns.
sty; running stream. never.fsiling spring;
cedar tres-iined lane leading 70 main
house: both houses have 1--WE, rooms and
and may ya &c boSsh BY DeW
location for gentleman farmer or deyel-
Stores Gss sasSo osg
away. price,. $4,000; substantial cash
sna terms responsible b sssc,t r Fer
: So "a; 3 gua a;P 20 sEsSsoGT, Sss7 No
81 fst oWNHRorS d acres' more or less To-
Gated Route %, near Ridgeville, Md; g.
room house. all other farm buildings; cleo
Nj. Airy 0SS:R.
ROUTE gao - 1853 acres, Groom house,
bath, electricity and telephone, new
chicken houses new .u brood ts blouse house Eng snd
Mountain SO acres clear. balance wood
land; $4,000; possession TO suit.
Groom frame house, situated nearly in the
bank barn 4sxSo; double corn crib for 400
garage, large chicken house; property is
suit FRED ,. cusHixNs sig SrsdsrieS
today, closed Thursdays.
116 ACRES, 41a miles from Rockville; i'm
proved with 2 houses; one OF 10 rooms,
rooms and bath; large bank barn; new
chicken house for 200 laying hens; double
r ana ie IN
erty; price, $4,000 without equipment;
possession to suit
barn cr 30 Nah mG sos f bank
barn with IA stalls; 8-room house located
on the hard road; very attractive. property;
sTss FRED Il WI B. c se fSpe $40 Frederick
pike, Gaithersburg, Nd. Tel. 300. Open
today closed THURSDAYS.
2 A., SIR. BUNGALOW, good well, garage
a nna IS mss from Sn1 $500
avail, springs, small branch; is miles
lfG aa a. a. ali cleared ,T e oneman dairy farm,
5-r. bungalow, elect. and phone, COW barn
for a COWS horse barn for Z horses or corn
81 miles from 3. c. ship milk to Aiexan-
dria. B. L. POOLE, Herndon. Va. Phone u /.
225 ACRES, near MechanicsSille, Md; fine
tobacco farm. . share tenants operating
good condition; tenant house, 2 large barns
permanent growing section; price, s17.5o0;
s5O acres. near Riverdale. Md: s-room
house, large barns, plenty OF water. for
stock, rich tobacco land: price, Ss.500;
terms.
= waldorf Md large log inn, 5ex2s:
2-story; would make ideal club or restau-
rant; 2 acres, with 6oo-ft. irontags On
main highway to Morgantown Bridge; price
SO, 800; terms SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY, James A. Burroughs, La Plata
a aGsl el5 b2 w''hinston call Robert Shelton
PROFITABLE tobacco-stock farm, 45e
acres Wicomico River near confluence with
the Potomac, on State road, As miles
Washington; 10-room dwelling, modern
conveniencesi 4 tenant houses large stock
and tobacco barns, superb view, masnifi-
cent English box. excellent soil, 300 acres
$4,000.
Charming country home, rs miles Wash
ington, Broom dwelling, bath. electricity;
artesian well. magnificent old trees, shrub
berry, fruit; farm buildings; 10 acres;
100000.
Potomac River sportsman's home-Colo-
NAL 1h-story dwelling u6S0). bath,
electricity; artesian well; sand beach, duck
ing, fishing, oysters; 800 acres As miles
washington: $1,000 LEONARD SNYDER,
La Plata, Md.
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Births Reported

Leo and Blanche Abernethy. girl.
Alex and Marie Adrian. boy.
Donald and Bessie Austin, girl.
Genial and Emine Aydinalp. girl.
Peter and Dorothy Basso, boy.
Charles and Martha Bayne, girl.
William and Frances Belnap, girl.
Wendell and MARGARET Best, girl.
William and Frances Bowers, boy.
Weldon and Mozelle Bowser. boy.
Johnnie and Bette Calhoun, girl
Harold and Berit Carter, bow.
Hugh and Betty Chisolm, boy.
Carl and Marian Christensen, boy.
James and Helen Crawford. girl.
Robert and Jean Cone, boy,
Maurice and Cora Graft, girl.
Arthur and Ruth Dierkes, boy.
James and Helen Douglas, girl.
David and Kathryn Eberhart, girl.
Joseph and Lucille Edmonds. girl.
Justin and Lula Elliott, girl.
Albert and Viola Erskine, boy.
Lewis and Marjorie Fait, boy,
Morton and Mary Fearey, girl.
Thomas and Eleanor Filloranno, boy,
Harold and Martha Fischer, girl.
Kirby and Madeline Zones, girl.
James and Edna Ford. boy.
Morris and Jean Ginsburg,. boy.
Howard and Dorothy Goodwin, girl.
Charles and Virginia Gordon, boy.
Walter and Gertrude Hall, girl.
Primm and Ann Harrison, girl.
Walter and Mary Haynes, boy.
Louis and Helen Henderson, girl,
Nelson and Elizabeth Hillock. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
u. S. Seeks Luborers
For Alexandria Jobs

Laborers are needed for Federal
projects in the vicinity of Alexan-
dria, Va, the Civil Service Commits
sion announced yesterday.
The commission said the Jobs pay
well, offer excellent working condi-
lions and are available Immediately
Applicants should apply to room BIS,
Post Office Building, Alexandra.
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AUCTION SALES,
soUTHEY F. MILES, Attorney At Law.

SOUTHEY F. MILES, Attorney at Law.
1888 Calvert Building.
ATTORNEYS SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
dox's Dundee Park" near Chase, Md,
containing 1914 acres more or less. Of
which ~ acres are under cultivation and
balance unimproved land in growing tim.
Der. having approximately one mile Of
shore front on Dundee and Saltpeter Greek
near Gracies Quarters about Is miles from
bling, fishing and hunting duck, birds and
DEER, duck blinSs. and q homes; Sale
on the premises WEDNESDAY, JULY 20,
sale and full particulars apply to the un-
dersigned, Terms OF sale: Deposit $4,000,
seste aains ~ Ssst hS SaS 81 tsansfeT
soUTHEY F. MILES, Attorney. E. T,
NEWELL 81 CO., Inc. Auetioneers. East
Saratoga St. Baltimore, Nd.
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BILLS SPECIALS

1871 Odds hydramatic cow. club coupe;
T. and h. S1,650.
and h.; 1892.
1910 Buick Roadmaster 4-door sedan
r. and h.; 81 All.
f, 1870 q o sSick special 4-do0r sedan; r. ane
1885 Buick limited 7-passenser sedan
r. and h; S1,17b.
1910 Nash LAT. 4-door sedan; T. and b.
1889 chrysler Royal 4-door sedan; T
and h.. SS62.
1912 Plymouth special de luxe business
coupe: Sl,l5S.
3 l nsg Ford supT de luxe 2-door sedan
$500
1887 Ford model SIS Fordor sedan; r
and h.; S340. These cars are at OPA cell
63lh Georgia ave. open Sunday.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO.. S04 18th
End TRUST MONEY available on improved
property MR. POOLE, RE. 1133.
MONEY on Ist or end trusts: prompt
or b. c. property. THE AMERICAN co.,
MONEY ON sECoND TRgsr--ws VIII
aoErsaAdhEs ss1 Msssr iissNsr ccRp isfs
N ave s,S TTRu Ef'1CSbasl sosYs ana
courteois service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT CO. si5 gth Ct nv. q: $3.50:
see Mr.. Green (strictly confidentiaD. 10l4
X st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY SMALL FARM in Md.
near District; prefer stream. good house,
on elevation; interested Immediately.
CHICKEN FARM WANTED to lease. in
wkly; can also use services OF exper.
manager. Write D. A. COOK. l452
G6i9GPf St %aTfe 70 level ts I ~
proved acres on Baltimore pike, 10 to IL
mi. out; prefer stream: from owner exclu-
siyely; substantial down payment. NOR
RISON, TR, ALAS.
SMALL FARM, with house, ami. suitable
for chickens. Write full information. Box
o40-A Star
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS are solicited for the construction Of
catch basin and two gutter drains.
and for the laying Of approximately
l 900 it. sealed IS-in. storm drainage
pipe at conventional depth down Bellevue
ave. between Kilmer St and Cheveriy
ave, in the town Of Cheverly, Md. Fur
Their specific details can be had from
DUNCAN c.. HARKIN, 5000 Crest ave,
Cheverly, Md Phone WA 4070
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
STAKE BODY TRUCKS to haul coal in
bags. Call Ma. 1855. Alaska COAL CO.
HOUSE TRAlLERS,

HOUSE TRAILER WANTED BY private
party. Cash. No dealers. Box 3le-A.
TRAILER FRA Al National. good condition,
tandem wheels VINCENT's TRAILER
PARK, 5000 Kenilworth ave, Hyattsyille,
Nd. WA a75s Mr.. Hall.
NEW K0ZY, Plat and Superior also new
tandem Liberty; many good used tTailers
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l.,
Berwyn, Md. Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
rooms, Duotherm heater Mr.. BROWN.
West River 56-F.15, Shady Side, Md. To-
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PROFITABLE
FARMS FOR RENT.

5-R. HOUSE; 40-a. farm, 50 mi. In Va. no
improvements; good well, stream; chicken
house; cleo. available. Box 34S-A. Star.
LARGO, MD.-Fine tobacco farm: large
four-room house; barn Just repaired; to
rent for 1916. on shares: tenant to raise
Decatur st. Hyattsville, Nd. Hyatts. 50S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

Service personnel may obtain more
information by calling the United
Nations Center, National 5000. or
any of the following USOs: Execu-
tive 0428, National 3431, National
0614 or Republic 1927. Colored per-
sonnet may call USo, Decatur 1854.
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
MoNry WANTED.

5000, TO BE SECURED By End deed Of
trust on most desirable real estate, on
which first trust represents about b0se
actual value. Please call TE. AL today.
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AvroMoBILrs FOR SALE Cont, !.


sTupEBAKER 1912 champion, sedan ose IA "a.
will exchange for earlier model car; OPA
ceiling, S1,141; this Is the. nearest to a
A sfas sats q oowENERs attentionl wash
ns9ns pon sck dealer days should u DC IN
future delivery on new io46 Pontiac Can
NV n Area Arcade pontiac Co. Sales ' Service &C.
parts, accessories. recapping, seat covers
batteries--eyerythin good. for your car
General Motors parts. ARCADE PONTIAC
LARGE SELECTION Of rns used cars,
VII 4iSq fF N6Toh b. is sSoSl. Chevrolet
fSS cGYee so for plymouth and
sss!ise 1000 "i Room iis4. sSsd So within
TAxL chsv. 1e41 PUG license, si,soo
TxXICABs AND 'Pucs. Reasonably s,si priced,
easy terms arranged. $40 NJ st. ne.
tTSED-CAR SALE
Al studebsker Commander sedan. T. and
Al chrsaier Saratoga sed. r. and h. vacu.
Al Mercury a-door sedan. T. and h.,
40 Packard IS" sedan. r. and h.. o. d..
ss Buick 4-door, r. and h, 81 LOGS.
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA. All.
GOOD USED CARS
1888 La Sale 4-passenger coupe. r. and
1898 Packard formal sedan. 81 $50.
1887 Dodge convertible sedan. heater
1855 csdilisc sos coupe, +. and h.,
1889 SadI!lIIsss1 s sedan. go special" r. and
1912 stgdebaker s",sskyyay" Commander
All prices within OPA ceilings RANDALL
MOTORS, INC. Chrysler-Plymouth Deal
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
1871 Plymouth spec. de l. cDeo g, ora
1o41 hudson d super 49," r. g. h 1905
1871 Oldsmobiie "gS" cl. cpe,, r. 1874
1910 Buick spec. 2-dr., r.& h 995
1910 studebaker Champion. over 200
1910 De Soto coupe, r. & h. 9l3
1887 Plymouth 4-dT. sedan 446
1887 Packard III" 4-dr., r. d. H. 500
1890 Pontiac 2-door sedan ------ 40
1885 Buick 4-door sedan 295
Tefis REeei 81 s5 9'G esrr Sf st
Tskoma Park. D. c. GE. 1902. Open Sun
day.
CHEVROLET 1887 2-door sedan $40
Plymouth 1887 2-door sedan 1850 200
Ford 1881 A 2-eoor sedan g5
Chevrolet 1899 2-door sedan 20
Within oPA ceiling. JOHN s. REECE,
TIA Half 81. s,w. 16@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGES FOR RENT.
HEATED GARAGE, brick; short distance
from WeStchester Marlyn and Alban
Towers Apis; SO month. WO. 1916.
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGE. dismantled. double, portable,
metal; best cash offer Also 5-h.p. cleo
trie motor, 500. Clinton s9-J.