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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

GENERAL HAULING day or night. Call
JOHN GLOVER. De $3.50. 13s
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE Co.--Locai
and ior distance No Job too large and
none too smail III. hoo
ATTENTION, Govt workers--Light nov
ing done at your convenience, day or night.
reas. rates. (White1 co. g4S3 26s
GENERAL HAULING and trash removal
anytime. AID. 1868 13s
GENERAL HAULING-Haul everything
night or day. CARL EARL, DI. 42SS. IA
HARRY'S TRANSFER, hauling and delivery
service of any type, day or night. Are you
moving? Our service is prompt and re-
liable. Phone MA 0176. Ia
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
we will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS
MOVING q STORAGE CO., IA. 1887. Ia
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

HOME WANTED for we'll behaved child.
Call Metropolitan 6017, MIR. ARTHUR
ROOM AND 2 MEALS A DAY wanted by
young man college grad), less than 3
blks. from W. NJ. 81 A. busline to Brad
bury Hgts. Will pay well for home cook
ing Box 393-Y, Star. IA
QUIET LADY wants room and board with
private family in NV; best references.
Box 371-Y. Star IL"
TWIN BABY GIRLS need boarding home
city or suburban. Call DU. 7373 chill
DREN's PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
1907 St NV
REFINED, SETTLED LADY would stay aft
ernoons or evenings with shut-in in part
payment for room and board, in NV.
Washington Phone MA $3.50 I3s
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POULTRY & EGGS.

FEW CHOICE White Plymouth Rock
pullets, 8 months old; ready to lay: S3
AT. 2400.
CHICKS, Rocks and Reds, Matched Sept.
9th; today, S13.50 the hundred. J. B.
HENRY, Falls Church 134S.
DUCKS FOR SALE-About 100 very large
White Pekin; market price. Apply NOBLE
FREELAND. Groom, Nd. Marlboro
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WILLING TO EXCHANGE 2-year lease,
starting 18th of November, on Washington,
D. c.. unfurnished home for lease on home
in New York suburbs. WASHINGTON home
in Northwest section; 4 bedrooms, baths
good yard; large. comfortable house: S125.
New York home desired of similar size,
not over 15 miles from city. Box 1921
Star
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COAL WOOD ono FUEL OIL.

PENNA. hard coal and Pocahontas CARL
COAL CO, RA 3015.
CALL THE WOOD MAN for fireplace wood,
highest quality. seasoned and 1909 hard
MIXED CORDWoOD for sale, any length
YOU desire. .E A SMITH, Ii. 944o.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale. $50 cord de-
livered Call AID 6306 or ST. 6302.
FIREPLACE LOGS, well seasoned, 16 or
"a in. sci cord, COLONIAL CORD
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 1850 stuyvesant pi.
n.w.---Owner must sell or rent 3-yr. .-oid,
4-bedroom brick Colonial home in finest
residential section of Chevy Chase: new
condition throughout; convenient trans
portation, schools, churches. shops. etc;
vacant, immediate possession. Open Sat-
urday and Sunday. l to pm:
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MARYLAND, near Census Bldg.-3-room
modern apt; bedroom. living room, dinette.
kitchen and bath: Is minutes downtown.
Call after 3 pm, SP. 04S0-W.
FURNISHED rooms and bath, hot wa
ter, refrigeration; on busline; married cou-
pie preferred no children, refs. Cali after
10 m Sat, $40 goth st. s.. Arlington. Va.
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ROOMS WAITED.

HUSBAND AND WIFE want furnished.
light housekeeping room or small apart
ment; no children or drinkers. Call be-
tween and $50 pm, Franklin 4I3S,
ask for MIR. ADAMS. l2s
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-Mp. and VA

DOUBLE RIM, suitable for. 2 employed
girls: laundry privileges available; Nov. L.
TIE 1899
2 SINGLE RMS. next to bath: women
preferred; $50 and S35 a month each
Falls Church 20S5-R.
ROOM next to bath in private home; /
block to bus and shopping center, un-
limited phone. CHI. 66I4
GENTLEMAN--Larg room. shower and
bath, private home, close to transporta-
ton. CHI 1897
74S SILVER SPRING AVE. Silver Spring
Md.-Room in private home in exchange
for hours bookkeeping each evening.
81. S915.
vA.-Nice room for re-
fined girls; $3.50 per week each. CHI. 9749.
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ROOMS rURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

306 so. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Large
front, windows, nicely furnished, twin
beds, aforementioned, plenty of oil auto
matte heat, constant hot water, Bendix
ileges: close to first-class eating places, "
block to bus, 15 min. to most Govt. bldgs..
on wide avenue: unlimited phone employed
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Senldl, COuSlQ6TaGe. aQdpJaDle peISOndl-
ity. desires to share apt. with another lady,
age 23-35. Box 449-Y, Star.
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE
veteran with IL years seniority desires
two-bedroom unfurnished apartment in
would consider suitcase: no children, no
pets: three adults in family. ia. 71o2. 14'
PERMANENT ADULT FAMILY Of 8 desire
Spring. Md: refs, Sligo 7s6o,,
nn furnished Isa,1 lDedrS0m 4S aasa apt nw ssoslco
YOUNG COUPLE desires nicely. furn or
9nfurn; apt; nv section. AID. s4so; Ext
DISCHARGED VET with perm. civil serv.
pos. in Va. wants unfurn; apt. or house,
preferably near No, highway, bet. Alex.
MARINE CORPS OFFICER, hospitalized at
ment for Wfe and smal cdren ppsfe
aRs9 & SssF sso sGses Gas ssias ssSf cs
NAVAL iSGiH OFFICER. returned overseas. wife
sne ans infant no rekn deSrs urR RM apt e small
ARMY MAN (Cathoiic), wife and baby need
furnished apartment; prefer Arlington or
Alexandria; will suitcase Call GL. 1900,
REFINED WOMAN in aos desires Quiet
ene;room eosd apartment in NV. section. WA. WA.
Young LADY. gentle, desires to share an
apartment with another lady; NV. section.
HOME OWNERS oURsELvEs-Exc. care
guar. for small but clean apt. with pvt.
shower, for soldier and wife: no drinking,
smoking or children; Sc. dist. pref. H. N.
SMITH, AT. S654. 18'
MARINE OFFICER and family urgently
need two-bedroom furnished apartment
for maximum three months: one child, no
pets particular housekeepers. Call 1T.
COL REYNAUD at RE. 7400, Ext. IT'LL,
between e and 4 30 I4s
IN SUBURBS, by middle-aged woman,
Government employe, small frst-hoor
apartment or single room with kitchen
breakfast privileges. Box 406-Y, Star.
LIT. COL. AND WIFE desire 3 to 5 room
furnished apartment Arlington or NV.
preferred. no children or pets; on or be-
fore NOV i; S100 maximum. Write Box
422-Y, Star. 14s
VETERAN AND WIFE, both permanently
employed. no children or pets. desire
apartment. CAN Mr. KIRKLAND at Union
o55s 5s after i pa5pg 3 n s,, - ...n =. ],
adults. AD. 1929.
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14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
located TO- churches. ioG schools and stores
rms, 2 baths, fenced-in yard; Gear gar;
For For details call Mr. Shannon. EN-. s5ss
MAEsHALL MARSH !. WAPLE co. DI: ss4s.
MICHIGAN CHS M PARK Taylor St. M, nso7;rm' ;'
porches. open front porch. buiit-in gar.
siee, refrg.: now rented. 20 no. dIstaEl
Wo sasns 4ats sheTn 81 ay ssRs ssRSnt B. WEAVER
NEAR. WISCONSIN AvE.-Beautiful de
tached brickshome. q rooms and baths
from downtown; ali rooms extra large
lot 50xI50; first offering. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 1881 until 9 pm. or OIL. 1927
| NEAR RIVER RD. and Western ave-
Custom-built detached brick and frame, {
rooms, . baths. automatic heat, recreation
pree sssss ssessn' TToMhs fGositsn
tRealtor), wo. 1900 until 9 pm. 351s
BEAUTIFUL brick Colonial; frst floor. bed
room, tiled bath, large living. dining rooms
screened porch. modern Kitchen 2nd floor
8 bedrooms, tiled bath with shower; built
in garage, level lot 75xl90. trees, shrub
GEORGIA ST1I Ia COLONIAL DIl; BRICK. Alex. va
beautiful old residence built about 175'
a. tall with original nrcplaces); bedrms.
2 baths, servants quarters in separate
wing; ideal for gracious living and enter
duced price to only S21,500. Call Mr.
Terms. Ho: 305s. for appointment t!
inspect. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 150i
1900 BLOCK sT. N.E-seldom are you
offered home In this choice location
| facing en- broad street with parkway, righ
| at the schools, both junior and high
Lovely inside and out. Colonial front con.
tanning on 1st floor. living room, dinini
room, den and equipped kitchen; 2nt
floor. bedrooms, IN baths full base
ment, with large cedar closets that cos
over S15g to install, built-in garage. oil
lh.-w.h.. extra lavatory, coldroom; hous,
only 12 years old, but looks like new
Owner has bought farm and will vacat.
Oct. 27th. You can move In upon pay.
ment Of substantial deposit r. G
| iDUNNE. AT. $500.
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW open Sat.
lurday, to &, 500 Gist ave- rooms
and bath. oil h.-w.il.. full basement; priced
lfor immediate sale and possession. Cal
Mrs williams, 81. 4055. LCwERY &
MELTON, SH 2141. 64I6 Georgia ave. NV
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EXCHANGE HOUSES.

:, conv. to transp.; no child
31s3. MR.. REARDON.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

have frankie himself, on account of
Mrs. Sinatra had prior rights. Either
that, or one of his excitement
admirers might set fire to the house
some night, just for the thrill Of see
ing her hero come charging out in
his pajamas and perhaps get his -au-
tograph before the engines arrived.
Being the idol of the bobby-soxers
is a situation fraught with peril, be
cause you never can tell what those
emotional little sweetie pies may do.
There was no sense in the SinatTaS
trying TO keep their house painted,
for bObby-SoXerS wrote all over il.
They scribbled messages OF their un-
dying love for frankie upon tn @
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

white.painted woodwork, the front
door, the back door. the garage doors
and all the window Sills. They
scrawled such fervid phrases as
frankie, We Love YOU" "Oh, Fran
kie, Oh, frankie, How You Can Sing;
Oh, frankie, Oh, frankie. You're Bet
ter Than Bing!" and Give Us Fran
kie, Is Our Plea; For frankie, Fran
kie Brings Us Glee"
These itinerant admirers of The
Voice, many of whom came from as
far as Canada, usually inscribed their
addresses and phone numbers along
with their messages.
These destructive and disorderly
Sinatra fanettes, however. were not
local products. None of them had
ever been in Hasbrouck Heights un-
Ill they discovered that frankie lived
there, according to Albert Gernert,
desk officer at the Hasbrouck Heights
Police Department.
No, the home town bobby.Soxers
took frankie right in their stride.
They'd known him since he was a
S100-a.week vocalist with Tommy
Dorsey's band, which was only a
couple or three years ago, and the
fact that Sinatra's gross earnings in
1914 exceeded 81 25O,OOO failed to
impress them. They were used TO
rubbing elbows with frankie down
at Joe's lunch wagon, where he had
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

ldlltu W UIllk 10 ISM HIlG
TO Sinatra's face and caused him t.
say: Amt 1t the truth? The ham
burgers are on me, joe
When he left on his Hollywood
hegira, The Voice sold his home 10
Paul Ragona, a New York jcVclcr
but neglected to tell the purchaser
about the unlimited visitors who
swooped down upon the place
The first night Of his occupancy.
the Sedate and miidle.aged Ragona
was awakened by a knock on his
door. As he opened ii in the shadowy
darkness, young girl flung her arms
about him and murmured ardcntly.
Il love you, darling! Sing 10 me
my sweet"
Mr.. Ragona thought this bit
thick, nor did Mrs. Ragona. aroused
by this nocturnal disturbance, see the
humor of the situation. Furthermore
Mr.. Ragona says he can't sing q lick
even If he were so inclined, and hc
wishes the word spread 10 Sinatra
fans who may be contemplating
visit TO 200 Lawrence Ave that
Frankie doesn't live there any moro
Since the Swooncr went west NcyW
Jersey in general and HaShrouck
Heights in particular has been visited
by a plague OF 17year locuStS that
is making life miserable for the flora
and fauna. Some Of the residents
are wondering if maybe ii wouldn't
be better to have the bobbySuXcrs
back, but Desk officer Gerncrt SAYS
he'll settle for the locustS because
they can't tain
THE AMERICAN WEEkIH
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

RE MAY be The Voice to his pub
- lie, the Dream Prince of star.
] rY-eyed schoolgirls and the an
swcr TO bobby-soXer's prayer but
Crooner Frank Sinatra is a prophet
without prestige in his old home town
of Ilasbrouck Heights, n. j.
For despite his far-flung fame, his
New Jersey neighbors regard the
swooner as just another skinny young
fellow with mussed.up hair floppy
bow tie, padded coat shoulders and
pants pulled up to the arnpits.
And while they have nothing
against frankie personally, you un.
derstand they didn't exactly run
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05
No Use Trying 90 Keep the
Sinatra House Painted,
With Bohby.SONeTS
At Large.

10 fight his way 10 a stool
10 pet a hamburger with onion
In fact, 10 needle their dIstin.
guiShcd tOwnSman whenever
he showed up, the jukC box ad-
diets used 10 play Crosby rec.
ords exclusively and muttcr
Gee, that Bing is out of this
world" This gesture never
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

TO keep a 24.hour guard on the
singers seven-room brick dwelling TO
fend off Frankie's numerous vocif-
erous admirers.
And even with the police patrollinG
the premises, two determined bobby
soxers did break into the house one
Saturday afternoon, and failing 10
gain entry TO their idols bedroom,
contented themselves by making off
with a stack of fan mail.
What the Sinatras and the gen
darmerie dreaded was that one of
these exuberant adolCscents might
take it into her pretty, empty little
head TO put the snatch on one of The
Voices babies, since she couldn't
IL august >. 1915
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-05

themselves ragged get.
ting signatures to a peti-
tion OF protest W h G n
Sinatra sold his Has
brouck Heights home not
long ago and moved with
his family to Hollywood.
The neighbors agreed
frankie had been a good
citizen, who kept his
snow shoveled in winter,
and his grass cut In
summer.
Their only objection
TO Sinatra was the Shrill
enthusiasm and hysteri-
cal department Of his
teen-age feminine fans
from out of town, whose
constant pilgrimages TO
Frankie'S modest bunga-
low at go Lawrence Ave.
made peaceful Hasbrouck
Heights sound like a Ma
rine attack on Okinawa.
Things got SO bad be-
fore Sinatra did his home
town a favor and went
west that the police had
Evening star., 1945-07-05
oke My Word for 1t
Mother-l've fixed thi
By FRANK COLBY,
Pra aeticaI English.

@. NV class in business English
wants to know if there is any rule
for using direct and directly as ad-
verbs
A. The words are interchangeable
in the meaning of in straight way
or route" as, to go direct tor di-
rectly) to New York.
However, directly. in American
usage, more strongly suggests i'm
mediately; in little while" as,
ASK him to wait: III see him di-
rectly." Therefore. it seems desir-
able to observe this distinction:
Direct: In q straight way or
route.
Directly: Immediately, in a little
while.
Examples:
Ship the goods by the most direct
route. Have him write to me direct.
We shall 60 direct to New York.
I shall attend to it directly. He
should be here directly.
@. In a recent magazine article
this phrase was used: ''* soldier
returning unsuccessfully from a
supply mission" Isn't that another
of your horrible adverbs?
A. Yes. If he returned unsuc-
cessfully," he was unsuccessful in
returning, and, therefore, he never
got back! No, it wasn't the return
that was made unsuccessfully lad
verb. it was the soldier who was
unsuccessful (adjective} in carrying
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH. On Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites. Writ,
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo. A. A. Co., Nd
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Masons Beach, or
the bay restricted, 33 miles from Wash
ington. Unusual opportunity TO purchase
Chesapeake Bay. Seven rooms, . baths
oil heat; attractvely furnished for COM
Portable living. House in excellent condi-
ton. Beautiful shrubbery, 3 extra lots.
Act today to secure this unusual water
front home. Immediate possession. All
furnishings, which are unusually attrac-
tive: 70 go with property Price. $4,000.
ST NV, RE 52l6. Shown by appointment
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-KoZy Korner cot
ta2e, 10th and Maryland ave-; rooms,
sleeping, board or housekeeping day, week,
month or season; 2 blocks from amusement
park; temperate. conservative, refined per
WOULD LIKE COTTAGE TO RENT for
week OF July ] 3 at North Beach or Wash
ington vicinity. Call Warfield 1902.
BARGaIN-Dares Beach on bay fine bun
gslow every convenience, completely fur
nished, !. r., d. r., electric kitchen. b.
r, baths, garage, waterfront lot: terms.
Box 257-V, Star.
3 ACRES, West River, all-year home,
ami, large water frontage, perfect boat
harbor, fine SOIL good location, hours ride,
exceptional opportunity; will helL finance.
Box 2S1-V, Star
WANTED TO RENT waterfront cottage
Severn River; must be modern. bedrms
SH 5305.
COLORED - FOR RENT bedroom
house; large lot; ideal location, directly
on Chesapeake Bay. 35 miles D. c. Box
333-V, Star.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WOoDSIDE PARK, Silver Spring, Md. :
Restricted community, all improvements
several large beautiful wooded lots. BY
priyate. owner; 12.S5997G22'59O So So f.; sac
SILVER SPRING-Commercia lot, 1O0x
BANS REALTY co. 81. 3239;
ON 10th ST. AND LOCUST RD. NV. q
block north OF Kalmia rd.)-Only 9 beauti-
fui lots SOFT. frontage left on I9th s., st
building including curb, gutter, street paw
ing Two corners left also have sewer
81 900 each for 50-ft. frontage. Other
lots between 18th and 10th SITS, on l4th
rd, f sif Msrtle Ns ST., and and EssteTn ave, 30 It
frontage or more, S2,75O and UP. Drive
out and inspect. Salesman on property all
day Sunday. SHAPIRO, INC, owners
1106 Vermont ave, NE, 17l7.
CHEVY CHASE, near Broad Branch rd.: I'd:
and Rock Greek Park: 73 feet front on
one street, "a feet on another; nearly
$4,000 50. #. of land. There's comfortable
little 5-room house with bath and plpeless
to nice tenant; taxes only Sll 3.O2. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 17l9 K st. NV. MA.
APARTMENT sITE-corner lot in the
modate over 100 units; price, soc per So
IT.: also an apartment site in q, lst COM
mercial zone; level corner lot, 132@o So.
#: Sl.75 per So it,; very desirable upper
nv loeation Cal s MI Mic k91ner; 9H soS %ith
CLEVELAND PARK-Half an acre, wooded,
l55xl25; priced at assessed value to settle
estate. GEO. D. MILLER, Realtor' Dl-
CoLoRED-LoT containing $4,000 So.
ing sites; price and terms on application.
DI TOS3
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Uncle Roy's Corner

II we go back over history, we frd
that the Baltic States known IS
Latyla and Estonia have been under
the control of several countries
They have been of some Importance
for 500 years, but during almost all
that time they have been ruled by
the nations around them.
| Latvia was in the hands Of Ger
mans for four centuries. Then it
fell to Poland, later to Sweden, still
later to Russia. 1t was part of Rus
sia for 208 years before the end of
the First World War.
EStonla has had a similar history.
but Danes. as well as Germans.
were among the early foreign mas
tiers. Later came rule by Sweden
Russia. under Peter the Great, took
over EStonia in 1871. 1t was ruled
by Russia for almost two centuries
before 1918.
Lithuania, another land on the
Baltic Sea. has had union-as well
as trouble-with Poland during
much of its life. 1t fell to Russian
power during the 18TH century and
did not become republic until 1918
Now it seems clear that those
three Baltic states will remain In the
Soviet Union. Through them, Rus
sia will have better ports on the
Baltic Sea
Russia joined the United Nations
Conference at San Francisco, but
that has been only part of her pol
icy. Stain has tried to make sure
that he would have friendly states"
around the Russian borders in EH-
rope. This has been shown clearly
by Russia's steps in Poland, Finland
and the Balkan countries. =
So far as the United States and
Pussia are concerned, history tells
a story of friendly relations. There
never has been a war between these
two powerful nations. They have
been on the same side in two wars
against Germany. Seventy -eight
years ago Russia sold Alaska to the
United States.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
IAUroMoBlLEs FOR SALE tcont. J

FORD 1871 super de luxe business coupe;
radio and heater. above average, win take
older car in trade and finance: within
OPA price. ST .020. WI. 1874.
PLYMOUTH 1912 sedan: radio and heater
black paint; excellent mechanical condi-
ton; good tires; no priority needed
SERVICE, 623 H st. ne. AT. 1900.
PLYMOUTH, 1885, 4-door sedan, good
motor and tires, S235; also Ford. 1887
2-door sedan, best OF tires and motor;
$3.50, within OPA ceiling price. AT. 0a99
or $500 Blaine ne
LARGE SELECTION of fine used cars.
all models. priced at OPA ceiling or less.
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 NJ st. NV.
ifSED-CAR SALE
VIII sell with or without trade. OPA ceiling
prices and some below
4 Lincoln-Zephyr door custom sedan
radio and heater; as is. S1.725
40 Packard Super 8; radio and heater;
overdrive. as is. 81 .460.
40 Packard 100 4-door sedan; radio and
heater: as is, Sl,015
Al Studebaker Commander sedan, T. and
h, SI.331.
Al Chrnsler Saratoga sed., r, and h., vacu.
trans. 81 ,S5b.
Al Mercury 2-door sedan. 7. and n,
SI,306.
40 Packard "6" sedan. r. and h.. o. d..
S1.13l.
80 olds sedan. r. and h., S944.
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO., WA 4I11.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

M NJ. DOYLE AND S. A. MICKLER,
1919 W. Ave; NV. Attys; for Petitioner.
Filed June 10, 1945, Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia In Re Application of CARL LOVE
LACE RIEMER, 4607 Conn. Ave; NV.
Civil Action No. 2935s.NcARL LovELACE
RIEMER, having filed a complaint for q
s Judgment ehanging his name to DRqRY
the Court for an order of publication of
the notice required by law in such cases.
AID. 1915. Ordered, that all persons con-
cerned show. cause, if any there be, on or
before the 14th day of July, 1945, why
the prayers of said complaint should not
be granted: Provided, That copy of this
order be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in Eve
ming Star Newspaper and the Washington
G1TTp Ian Eep1rteiE ei:. tse MATTHEW w F Nc
Test: CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk. BY
EMMA G. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
ieC1 OSivk
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

CADILLAC FLEETWOOD, 7-pass sedan
/ 937; white tires, Al condition; low mile
age; within OPA ceiling, S1,715. Sell for
much less. RE. 7400. Ext. 5S01.
CHEVROLET 1871 convertible: radio and
heater, .S1,26s, within oPA ceiling; would
like to trace for late model sedan. WEST
AUTOS. IA. 1900.
and heater, Si.06s: within oPA ceiling.
AUTOS. TIA 1900.
FORD 1885 phaeton; top leaks: motor and
tires good, within OPA ceiling; S295.
1929 18th st. NV.
1885 touring sedan: condition
good; price below OPA ceiling, Sa?5.
ohone GE 1904 r.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

D ACRES. on Lee highway, near Falls
Church. Price $1,000. Phone Falls Church
! 57S.
800 PER ACRE, 65 acres, As Under culti-
gstion, 20 acres in woodland, . streams,
fronting on good gravel road, l block from
highway. committing distance. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
3S46.
1a2 ACRES, long frontage on Lee Hwy,
IS miles from D. c.; $500; half cash.
J. L. c. WEST, F. c, 2I36.
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Not This

out his mission Therefore: A SOL
dier returning unsuccessful from a
supply mission, Or: A soldier re-
turning from an unsuccessful sup
ply mission.
One does not need to be a gram
matical master mind TO decide
quickly whether to use an adjective
or an adverb in such constructions
But in recent years American
writers have gone on a veritable ad-
verbal binge of feeling and looking
badly arriving safely" falling
"helpleSSlV," etc.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. auctic

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
Estate sale Of physiotherapy equipment
electric refrigerator, radio, personal effects
etc, by auction at Weschlers, 915 E st
NV, Fricay, July 9, 1945-Electric bath
Vibertone rejuvenator. Battle Greek anG
Tower Observation-Disclosures, short wave dia-
thermy machine and cabinet, Savage health
motor, arc heat lamp, Fairbanks scale
household furniture and effects, used cloth
ing, etc. Household furniture and effects
$3.50 am; phySiotherapy equipment IL 30
am, Terms: cash. JAMIE CANNON
LEE, sdminiStratriX, estate David A. Coe
deceased. Administration No. 64I61