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Pearl Hurbor
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sending at least the substance OF
them back to the naval commander
at Pearl Harbor, Gen. Miles re-
called.
WAS the Army commander in
Hawaii getting that information?
Gen. Miles said he was, adding
that before July the Navy was
sending back rather detailed ac-
counts of intercepts, sometimes the
texts"
Close Link Between Services.
WAS there an arrangement that
the Army would share in that in
formation?" the attorney asked.
Gen. Miles did not recall the
details, but pointed out that there
must have been, because there was
close liaison between Army and
Navy intelligence services.
In July, new orders were issued in
Washington, Gen. Miles said, and
the Navy stopped sending informa-
ton on the intercepts as a general
pracIlce.
Were you consulted about the
changer"
Il do not remember" said Gen.
Miles, but I know we were making
the closest efforts to guard our
secret-the fact that we were inter-
cepting and DECIDING the messages. u
Gen. Miles added that the deci-
sion to quit sending back the inter-
cepts certainly was based on a
joint policy of the Navy and Army"
do you know whether Gen. Short
or Admiral Kimmel was advised of
the new policy?" asked Mr.. Gesell.
They were not to my knowl-
edge"
Gen. Miles told the committee he
did not think Gen. Short was ever
told the messages were being inter-
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Funeral of Dr.. Crosby
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for DR.. Lewis w.
Crosby, held up since his death
November % pending the return
here of a son from Alaska, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow at Hines
Funeral Home. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
DR.. Crosby, Ct, a dentist here for
AZ years, died at his home, 2804
Fourseenth street NV, after heart
attack. His son, Electricians Mate
Lewis w. Crosby, jr., was brought
here from Kodiak, Alaska, by plane
through cooperation of the Navy
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Nuernberu
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was most indignant and said the
S. D. (security police had failed
miserably."
Gen. Giraud later escaped to
North Africa and joined the Allies.
1t. Gen. r. A. Rudenko, chief
Russian prosecutor, cross examined
Lahousen closely on German mis-
treatment of Russian prisoners.
Rudenko asked time after time
about whether Canaris' 'Abwehr"
(Counterintelligence Corps had di-
rected 'tterroristic acts"
Lahousen replied: "On our part,
never-the military Abwehr (intel-
ligence) avoided political or terror
activity"
Protested Mass Executions.
Lahousen testified that the in
telligence division protested against
the mass execution of Russian pris-
oners, declaring it was having a
bad effect on German soldiers and
hampering German intelligence
work"
There was no talk at the time of
international law" Lahousen said,
adding that Canaris got only one
concession, that executions should
not take place before the eyes of
German troops but somewhere
aside"
To Assistant Prosecutor John
Harlan Amen's questions as to the
exact manner of selecting victims,
Lahousen replied:
Prisoners were selected partially
according to racial viewpoints. If
one was a Jewish type or other type
considered inferior he was executed
Under Rudenko's blunt question
ing, Lahousen said an example of
abnormal Nazi reasoning was the
ruling that all Mohammedan Tar
tars be considered as Jews and exc
cuted."
Asked by French Prosecutor
Charles Duhost about the originator
of the execution order, Lahousen
said the idea came from Hitler
himself in reorganizing the S. D
(secret police. but who else helped
I don't know"
Orders were given, Lahousen said
to execute captured British Com
mandos to discourage resistance
Canaris opposed the order, he said
because I'VE had section of our
own whose work was similar to the
commandoS. The regiment
Brandenburg was similar to the
British Comandos"
Lahousen said be provided anti
Nazi material for the diary OF
Canaris who kept the record, La
housen added, to inform Germany
and the world once and for all, how
these people were guilty who were
guiding the nation at the time"
Czechoslovakia Next Subject.
American prosecutors were sched-
uled to open the third week of the
trial Monday with presentation OF
evidence concerning the invasion of
Czechoslovakia.
II the schedule is followed, Sil
Hartley Shawcross, chief British
prosecutor, will begin the presenta.
ton Tuesday of Britain's case con.
corning aggression in Poland, Nor.
way, the Balkans and the Low
Countries.
Following showing of motion pic.
lures of German concentration
camps yesterday, counsel for some
time of the 'Nazi defendants indi.
Gated they would plead that theil
clients had no knowledge of the
concentration camp cruelties. AS
sistant American Prosecutor Thomas
j. Dodd told the court the. prosecu.
ton intends ito prove that each
and every one of these defendant!
knew of existing camps" and de.
liberately used them to crush oppo.
sition.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
6. T. Cromwell Confirmed

The Senate confirmed yesterday
the appointment of George T.
Cromwell, Annapolis, Md, as COL
lector Of customs for District l3
with headquarters at Baltimore, to
succeed Gilbert A. Daley.
Evening star., 1945-11-30

waii was advised of the fact that
I'VE were getting and DECIDING jap
anese messages"
Gen. Miles said no one was ad-
vised, adding: THAT was the es-
sence Of the secret-not so much the
content Of the messages as the fact
that we were able to decode them"
Evening star., 1945-11-30

After the first year your Victory
Bonds increase in value with each
succeeding year until maturity.
Evening star., 1945-11-30
Estate Sale

Estate Sale
ssseasS-E,t
Steinway Parlor Grand Piano,
Antique Furniture, including
Chests of Drawers, Slant Top
Desks, Sets of Victorian Chairs,
z Banjo Clocks, Eli Terry Man
tel Clock, Dropleaf and Folding
Top Tables, Spool Beds, Tables
and Cabinets, Snap Top Tables,
Coffee Tables, Sewing Tables,
Brass Wood Box, Huioki Wood
Pieces, 2 pairs Plated Candida
bra, Large Plated Serving Tray,
Brasses, Brie-a-brac, Pair Of Vic.
torian Love Seats, Oriental Rugs,
Needlepoint Stools, Paintings,
Wing Arm Chairs, Upholstered
Davenports, Pair Mahogany Post
Beds, Antique Lamps, Mirrors,
China, Glassware, etc.
At Public Auction
ai SLOAN'S GALLERIES
IT'S 18th St.
s A + u r p A Y
December ist, 1945
At 10 Am.
From Two Estates and Other Sources
TERMS, CASH.
c. G. Sloan l. Co., Inc, Auctioneers
Established 1891
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instructions of the Chief of Staff
Regrets Wording.
Gen. Miles said he regretted the
wording of the affidavit, adding
that it had been misunderstood. He
explained that even if he had not
had instructions from the Chief of
Staff he would have withheld the
information from the Army board
unless specifically ordered to dis
close it by the Secretary of War
or the Chief of Staff.
Mr.. Gesell brought out at the
start that the messages decoded
after this country broke" the Jap
anese code, but before the attack on
Pearl Harbor, were not forwarded
to Gen. Short. because the policy
had been adopted to limit the dis
tribution of this highly secret data
to high officials in Washington.
"Am I to understand the question
of sending the messages to the field
commander in Hawaii was not dis
cussed or suggested?' asked Mr..
Gesell
That is true" the general replied.
Policy of Chief of Staff.
When Mr.. Gesell asked what Of
flcer was responsible for the decision
to limit distribution, the general
said he regarded it "as an important
policy which knew emanated from
the chief of staff"
Mr.. Gesell wanted to know If any
one in responsible position in Ha-
Evening star., 1945-04-26
LOTS FOR SALE.
9th St. and Locust I'd. n

sosE sortb n 4 kaa Locust soo I'd b.s
| ST., Soft. frontages or more. Price, S2,75,
and up. Some lots include sewer, curbinp
gutter and street paving. Quantity dis
desirable building lots in D. C.. and lot
At once. sHApIRo, NC Owners. 10 10
sIVRR sfLHPR' srRING fYs aT Iofs ME s % corner
| each; 5 beautiful wooded lots. $3.50 t.
$1,000: one large wooded lot 81 $50; al
kEssINGER, s644, colesviile road, silve
SppTinnSg; nSMd Nd 81 d,Ax 454a .,, -,
mercial ground over i SCOTT. frontage OF
m main road JEROME EB6 N MURRAY. 1881 {
isochevz Me- 4'oR Chase ee RE View s49e 100 by 147
MURDOCH, Kensington 553.
BE beverly earns you can
tracts; as low as sioq down payment il
oL. 44o1' with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
sSatHE sVFk 122 s. NV NE 114s IdtE
INTO I lots. MARYiAND REAL ESTATE ilrz
SouIM S0r S944 wSdSyhc SolsSyiIle I'd sH 5Ioo
OWNER, Miehigan 336:i
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX, d. C-Sev.
eral lots available with all utilities in
ready to build. Call Mr.. Mcclure, H g
SMITHY co, 81 18th st. NV. MA. 1908
ATTENTION. BUILDERS-63 large, beau
tiful lots, adjoining Edgemoor, not less
than, u acre to each lot: 800 blk OF
Bradley blvd. IA of these lots are on
Bradley blvd, from Audubon and LenoY
rd Reasonably priced. MR.. BROWN,
MA. 1929.
HAMLET SECTION. Chevy chase-90-ft
frontage, high elevation with excellent
view; restricted community of new Co.
provements; price, $1,000. Call WO. 230C
until pm. EDWARD H. JONES & CO.
INC. $500 Conn ave
OPPOSITE BANNOCKBURN golf course
in exclusive Bannockburn: corner lot, 1907
100: S2.150 Phone LII Shah
Evening star., 1945-04-26

guns. 1t might lose contest with
water buffalo now and then. but
there is no danger of a water buf-
falo chasing a tiger.
Many animals are protected
from harm by the fact that they
are fleet of foot. The rabbit has
little power to fight, but it can run
swiftly.
The honeybee IS guarded by It's
singer. Some ants can give pain
ful bites Spiders also bite, but
their bites cause little harm except
in the case of such a spider as the
black widow.
Some butterflies are clever at
flying and move about in a way
which makes them hard to catch
Other butterflies have a slow-mov-
ing, steady flight, and we may Won
der how their race is able to keep
alive. The answer, in some cases
is that they have bodies which
taste bad or smell bad! After a
bird tries eating one or two of
them it is likely to give up the
idea.
Still other insects guard them
selves by ''mimicry." They have
colors or forms which make them
look like insects which can sting
or which do not taste good Thus
there are harmless flies which look
very much like bees.
An odd example of mimicry is
found in the larva of the assassin
bug. The larva is weak, but it has
a sticky body which gathers dust
and cobwebs. This makes it look
very much like a spider.
Evening star., 1945-04-26
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue Box II Mayo. A. A Co. Nd
SEVERN RIyER-About acres. lovely
5 F. Franklin st; Baltimore = Nd. MU
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Two rooms, kitch-
en-. modern bath electricity; now rented,
unfurn. price. $1,000. Phone CHI. 1910
26*
1-RoOM AND BATH. furnished bungalow
at Dare Beach. overlooking Chesapeake Bay,
is l5x2l. bedrooms kitchen, large front
and side, porches, screened in: price,
$3.50: terms. ALVIN EPLING. WA.
POTOMAC PINES golf and summer homes
club-Two cottages and membership soon
available for sale. Address Potomac Pines,
UNUSUAL HOME offered at West Shady
side, Nd: lot has about IS foot frontage
on the West River, running back about
$50 feet: house contains 8 rooms. a m l..
and is in good condition. DE. 3065 for
further particulars
SIMON 3-big-room cottage, inclosed glass
ming water. cleo: small lot on cliff, front
bank needs attention; to highest bidder
cash or terms or anything of equal value:
1t is clear, vacant, good title: no reserva-
ton; next to cor Bay and 18th SITS, Sea
side, Calvert Co, Md. formerly known as
Chesapeake Beach. Apply 1888 Upshui
LAKE JACKSON, the catskills of Virginia
-I9-mile wooded lake. 81 mi. D. G., nr.
Manassas, Va; 4 summer log homes
some furnished. mi. cleo, running water,
boating, fshing, swimming; 3 to Z rooms
Prices, s. 500 to $500: terms. Bus r.r.
fine roads. Cali Manassas 79-F-4, or come
Evening star., 1945-04-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1910 dump. heavy-duty tires; Ford
1941 dump, 2-speed axle, 8.25 tires; Dia-
mond 1899. heavy-duty tractor. model
new trucks available, 1h-ton to 5-ton.
DIAMOND MOTORS. INC. 1881 3rd st.
NV. phone MA. S796.
INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK. 2-ton.
good condition, for sale. NO. 9619. 20.
REQ 1915 TRUCKS, new; assortment of
sizes and wheelbases: available for holders
OF certificates. REQ WASHINGTON CO.,
1881 Half st. Sc, AT. 2199.
CHEVROLET 1895 truck; running cond-
ton, new battery; ta-ton panel top; sos.
Call CHI. BS13.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS-Pickups, 1870
1941 l2-ton Dodges; some with optional 4 =
wheel drive and power winches
Stakes: 1910 2-top International. Aft.
platform; 1910 i2-ton Ford. Eft body.
Dumps: 1912 i2-ton Fords, 3-yd. bodies.
3 to choose from.
GMC 1871. Atom; cab over engine,
model AFHX-SQ4, air brakes. 9.15-2O
tires, 200 actual miles.
WreckeT: 1910 l-ton Ford with boom
and hand-operated winch.
Command cars: l941 k-ton Dodges
with optional 4-wheel drive: make excel
lent farm cars. All our trucks have heavy
duty Army tires, low mileage. See us for
any truck requirements. Terms. trades
CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 314 43 Lee hwy,
Sunday 10 to 3.
Evening star., 1945-04-26

BUICK 1885 small sedan, Ford "a Tudor.
Chev. '33 sedan, oldsmobie 81 small
sedan. Dodge 80 sedan. 1919 14th NV.
BTICK 40 super sedan: excellent prewar
tires underseat heater. radio: will ex-
chanse ehs11sf. for lighter car; Buick .37 con.
BUICK 194i speeial sedan: low mileage:
model light car and cash. Apt. 5. 260s
Lee highway. Arlington.
CADILLAC 1889 series 81; new SO tires:
erislnal ensn 2 paint clean car: private owner
e,n.9 SsjT sTsSlngs; gs.d VI is ..osu .oo-
black; has radio and heater. and in excep-
CAPITOL CADILLAC Co. 1919 22nd st.
CHEvRoLETT0 T0O 1886 e-door town sedan;
radio and heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO..
cakYsLkR aH r 1sso Me- New ois2 Yo5ker sedan
fluid drive. WHEELER. INC. 4sio Wis Wis
cHRYsIER 1870 windsor convertible
and TOP: heater, l5a9 l5th NV.
shape; no priority needed. ME. 9ls2. 2s'
FORD 1885 convertible sport coupe rear
MR.. GORDON, 6l6 Silver Spring ave.
HUDSON 1912 coupe: perfect inside and
Priority needed; Sl,5l3 win take car in
trade and finance balance. WI. 1874:
hs sale .sss and 4ssss 'se1n !sf9 D
a sALLR 1893 eonversiole @ as sedan: ma radio radio
4433 Conn. ave. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES.
"A Sale 1928 4-door sedan; black an
Price W4EEEER Se 4sio dS'$F
mNG1tS 19a1 sedan @
sS;,s sssf 5sfSs !5s, e sASSSAS sIs5 MOTOR
seelS sh bus st ash 4aoS5
Clean car. trade and terms. cAPTTAL CAD,
G4 door s VIII tst. sh aes saaee
PRaSK Fl 9lasr suT1ER SGT si Sn0'e isiana ave. me-
PACKARD 1871 ."1ao" club coupe; blue
WHEELER. INC, 4s1o Wisconsin ave.
PACKAKD 1887 12o 4-door sedan: radio
ana a. heater ~, PARkWA4 R1 ~ MOTOR CO. 3o5l
FAcKAsD ed Ard Ms fass fso" convertible coupe
new top sxeslsnt tires good running con.
ait,oni aVe OR WHEELER 1n5G NC 4slo Wisconsin
PACKARD 1884 4-door: good tires, radio
and heater; car sompletely overhauled No
PPfEiYiMourHH II. issa 4-door sedan; excellent
| appearance: good tires; guaranteed me
auo PGsy ss S. n M ssd
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door sedan; radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3051
NJ St NV. MI. 0I85
PLYMOUTH 1896 4-door trunk sedan;
heater: S345. TR. $3.50, 1908 Bay st. Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door sedan: radio and
heater; PARKWAY y, y MOTOR co. so6l
! PONTIAC 1885 convertible coupe; rumble
j seat; attractive little car and in nice shape,
good tires, radio and heater; owner leav-
| ing town. ME. 91S2. 2S'
TAXICABS WITH PUG license for sale.
See MR.. CRUE, 1917 l. st. NV.
TAXICABS WITH PUG licenses. See Mr..
Davis at AMERICAN CAB, 1887 Champlain
| st. NV.
! can. be arranged. 80 M st. ne PUG for
| sale. Call Ludlow 1133. 29s
Evening star., 1945-04-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRST COMMENTATORS 100 it
frontage on BALTIC, blvd. and 4lst ST., Mt
Rainier, Md. right hand side going out
26s #. deep; fine location for stores and
apis, gas station or bowling alleys great
postwar possibilities. SILVER SPRING
REAL. ESTATE Co INC sH. 1852,
theater' the large -, store, roo rooms, s. oil heat;
same tenant 8 years; rent. Sl35 mo; price,
$4,000. DAVID E. BARRY, ME. 2025.
1900 BLOCK IIth ST. N.W.-Lot, 42x92,
TO an alley; income of > houses, S125 a
month: zoned 1st commercial; price, So
600 on terms. MR.. BROWN, Ma. 772a.
100 BLOCK II ST. N.W.-Corner alley,
$500 SO. it.: sell or build to suit your
needs. MR.. BROWN. Ma. 1923,
CONVENIENT NORTH CAPITOL corner
location, near Florida ave: this property
consists of stores and two Groom dwell
tngs: Call MA. 9797 till pm. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors, g25 New
York ave. NV.
HAVE 200 SQUARE FEET OF commercial
property with railroad siding, on large
paved street, at KenllWorth ave. e, near
Seven-Up Bottling Plant. FR. III eve
nngS SH. 4315
Evening star., 1945-04-26
Take My Word for 1t
" FRANK COLBY.
Practical English.

AoSSANdA
Buffalo: Recently at the Kiwanis
Club here. a DR.. Y. declared that
when a person says II feel good" he
means that he just left church and
feels pious. But DR.. T. announced
that when person says Il feel well"
he is speaking of the sensitivity Of
his fingertips. Who's pulling whose
leg?
Answer-"Feel good" designates
either good spirits or virtuous
mood. But feel we'll" in American
usage relates to good health. Mer-
RAM m-Webster's, under we'll, adjec-
tive: Being in health-as, q well
man: he looks we'll"
OF course, in II feel WELL" the
word could be construed as an ad-
verb describing the act of feeling
through contact. but such a usage is
foreign to American idiom.
Correct: I feel well Il am IN
good spirits; I have virtuous or
pious feeling.
Correct: I feel well q feel IN good
health.
Correct: I feel bad q feel sorry or
regretful: feel unwelD.
Wrong: "She looks good" Right:
She looks well; she looks healthy.
| Wrong: She looks badly" Right:
She looks bad; she looks i'll:
Wrong: Il feel badly" Right: I
feel bad; feel i'll; feel sorry or
regretful.
Wrong: Don't feel badly about
it, The word look" in the fore
going expressions relates to one
appearance, and not to the act of
seeing with ones own eyes. The
word feel" denotes an emotion,
state of mind, or a sensation of
discomfort, illness or well-being,
and not the act of feeling some
thing, as with the fingers.
Correct: Don't feel bad about 1t.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-04-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMS, near Sandy Springs, Mont.
section of fine homes; only 4 tracts left
5Bas Ffm < c6 BF'sd 4 5s
30O-ACRE fully equipped dairy and live.
buildings. including s-room dwelling thai
cost $4,000 before the war; 120-acrt
BLUEGRASS meadow. large stream: | mile
3 Soo O. sta MontG Co. Hd 6,, grlse ice
Torest 2eoS Glen 1SEE Nd siso a1aN s5sl s SRlcNhEf
SHOW PLACE located near Romney., w
Va: contains over 500 acres, with abou
325 acres being cultivated and erazed
located on highway in a fine section
buildings modern well equipped with bes
modern equipment: all buildings erected il
the past three years; cost owner $4,000
sURANGE = Really CO., Box 10, Charles
IDEAL IDEA, STOCK FARM, 13s acres. neal
Leesburg, Vs-House, barn and other out.
Pqdngs gs eeaTsd zE EG
nurg, Va. Phone Leesburg 100 weekdays
Leesburg aI-J Sunday.
GLENMoNT, MD, approximately 3 mile,
from District line Large, ultramooerr
brick home; lst floor arranged with Twins
lSz34 dnPg roGm o6I kitchen
nd 0a bs Bath and open PaD Rd 5fd oo
bedrooms; basement, with oil h.wh.; from
giassed-in porch. outside fireplace ane
bake oven; small buildings with summel
rage and all necessary outbuildings; or.
chard with number Of variety OF excellent
features. Can be bought with ) acres o.
ground for $4,000, or as whole with 81
acres for $4,000. Exclusive with CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO.. 3403 Conn ave. EN-
10 ACRES, near Herndon. Va; s-room
house and small cabin. barn chicken
imately s acres in woodland; $500 cash
MRS, 3. Q. BROWN, Herndon 1927. 20
:l5-ACRE stock and bluegrass farm, g
oes heang system Ien Re-
modelled at cost of $4,000. Electric watel
system from deep well puts water into al
and Streams; Double hallway If ifilFEeplsicsfs !:
concerted, also barnyard. Grainery, laun
dry and poultry houses. Large, machin,
WOODSTOCK. loo y Va. Price, $50, 600 Purchase tu
to assume. LIST trust of $4,000, at ~ in
teIeSt Sens and w Pay asn nssn IN 9es6ed 4ssd prG
ANDERSON, OK. 3240, 1883 Fairfax DIR.
s19-ACRE stock and BLUEGRASS farm: ?
ment, large bank barn, 45x76: large. mod
ern poultry houses, silo. Some extra goot
oak timber. This farm is we'll fenced; y
Easy iis-t5s terms SD" A 6. ANDERsoN, OK $40
oD6S f2a P1Sfax GoNrA dT ArlRgt2n RfEGkass ys
143 acres. beautiful farm home. elec.,. gooe
barn, year around screens, fine highway
frequent bus service to city: price. $4,000
CoLoRED oNLY-ls6 acres good s-roon
house. metal roof, well fenced: well anc
spring at door; bank barn, 30x40, witt
arbor; taxes $50 per year possession il
30 days. This is a real buy at $50 pc
Stees $500 cash G S5 gsf %095h oh at 2
1858 Fairfax drive, Airing ton, Va.
Evening star., 1945-04-26
HOUSE TRAIlERS.

CONTINENTAL 1945 27-ft. tandem wheel
lust arrived: trade, terms. A modern
trailer village. HILLSIDE TRAILER VII
LACE, $500 Marlboro pike Sc. Hill
NEW KUZY. Platt and Superior; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used tratlers
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route l, Ber.
vyn. Nd Tel Berwyn 45 for appraisal
WASHINGTON TRAILER headauarters-
New tandem-wheel Americans on display;
also. 3-rm. Trayelos and Schultz, many
and "a mos financing plans. Call us today
for appraisals. Repairs and all types oi
service work: We have Barnes Interna.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. open un.
I'll 9: 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1892.
GRANITE LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new
priced, S199.5O. Open evenings AMER.
1CAN TRAILER CO. INC, 4030 Wis. ave
NV, WaShinetOn n q
Evening star., 1945-04-26
Uncle Rays Corner

There are many beasts, birds and
insects which have bright colors
They are able to get along even
though they can be spied without
much trouble. Some of these are
large and powerful and do not care
much whether other animals see
them.
A Bengal tiger IS such a good
fighting machine that it need not
fear any enemies except men with
Evening star., 1945-04-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

D0CToR's OFFICES for rent, old-estab
East Capitol. Call Ii. 1413.
OFFICES for, doctor in air-conditioned Arl
Realtor. CHI 1861, between 8 and 5.
PHOTOGRAPHERS STUDIO with dark.
room, ETC.; entire 3rd floor. large anc
airy perfect location. Apply a23 F st. NV
LARGE. BRIGHT, airy 2nd-foor rear of.
fice,. suitable for lawyer, sales ofhce, etc.
ideal location, Apply at once, 923 F NV
DOWNTOWN ia 5th st. NV. tbet. G ano
H SITS. n.w), I'd f., 2 attractive rooms
lavatoIy. plate-glass show window, limo.
leum floors, parking space, vacant, imme-
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV, NE
5400.
1st f., available for rent this bldg, " blk
west 14th St; immediate occupancy newly
decorated, vacant. For inspect. and rental
rates. inquire Francis Heigle, DIXIE
REALTY CO. 1417 L ST. NV: MA $3.50
Evening star., 1945-04-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr.: Green strictly conf1dentiaD. Ma
TIONAL FINANCE CO.. I0l4 K st. NV.
MONEY on lSt or 2nd trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va.
or D: G; property; THE AMERICAN CO..
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearby Nd.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 81 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1888.
MORTGAGE LOANS, a. interest Prompt
service. MOORE & HILL CO., s04 18th
st. NV.
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates: term or monthly payments. P. j.
WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646s.
FOR LOW-COST, long-term first mortgage
home loans, apply to PRINCE GEORGES
BUILDING ASSOCIATION INC, on Main
street in the county seat. Upper Marlboro
Nd. Phone Marlboro 81. National 6255.
on real estate Call Mr. Berman, MA.
2920. METRO CO, 2O3 Woodward Bldg.
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