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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

pecial tribute to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Neuman, who are leaving the
community after successfully lead
ing the chorus for several years.
For their generosity in giving Of
their time and talents the entire
community owes them a deep debt
of gratitude and with them to
their new home 60 the best wishes
of all residents of KenneWick.
In all the Schubert club is an
excellent example of what can be
done in developing the cultural
talent of a community. We join
in wishing these singers many joy
full years.,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
Chest Drive Is
Near Completion

A final push is being given this
week to Kennewick's Community
Chest drive. Chairman Kenneth
Serier reports that the goal OF
$1,000 is 80 per cent realized.
A large number of forms have
been mailed out to residents. and
response to these has been gen
orally good. However, the com.
mittee feels that many people have
delayed returning their contribu-
tons and they are urged to get
them in soon so that the work Of
the committee can be completed.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

streets and erecting large tree
in q prominent spot.
The city's churches have pre-
pared tasteful programs in obser-
vance Of the anniversary OF
Christ's birth. Carol singing is an
ever popular event Of the season.
Merchants have done credi-
table Job in the face Of many diff
'ficulties in supplying the wants
of an eager buying public. The
many new shops have added q
great deal to the completeness OF
Kennewick's ever growing shop
ping center.
It is truly q Merry Christmas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20

IT'S u BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Taylor are
the proud parents Of baby boy.
Born December 7th, weighing q
little over pounds. His name is
Michael Stephen.
Mrs. Taylor will be remembered
here as Betty Sanderman. Mrs.
G. II. Sonderman is in Portland at
the present time taking care OF
mother and baby.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-12-20
Peaceti1rle

KenneWick has gone a long
way in restoring the pre-war flavor
to the season in observance Of the
first peace time Christmas since
1910. The Chamber Of Commerce
and the city have cooperated in
colorful Job of decorating the
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Issued Thursdays The Kenneick Printing Company 2l7
Kennewick Ave, Kennewck, Washington
Member Washington Newspaper Publishers Association Inc
= Benton County 50 outside Entered second class
matter April 1914 at PO Kennewic Wash under Act OF
1879 The Courier established e. 1907 The
Reporter established JAM a. 1905 consolidated April 1914
Rofe Tuve and Carl J. Anderson, publishers
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Evening star., 1945-01-13
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR SALE
GARAGES FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sppecial sedan, 1885 Special sedan and and
p 1897 2-door PRY MOTORS, 10th and
BUICK Ii sse' 1s4i s.ei convertible club coupe: s
tires s,d ant1matc top radio and
Fs5%s a1d tsade '91sSalf R&Hiosa s%Goa's5Ra %oToRs
BHfck fSfh snd 1ess sts soune ng Ex s547 cleo.
$2s Taylor st. NV. Phone ''i RA. AZ sl45. s.
BUICKs--1940 super club coupe, 1889
special 4-door sedan, 1888 special 4-door
Seoan ana 1897 2-door sedan. PRY MO-
TORS, 10th and Pa: ave. Sc.
wall tires, low mileage. Can Wo. ssos.
CfdHIECyRoLETs-,1e41 CHE coach, ss75: also
TSks;@ @ fssh @ aPs "a sss seash; sls. FRY MO
+ Sssss; szRK%zy II 4 MofSR c6 5.d!s sosf fna
ScSHEvkoLEETf is4s HssS' cab, PUG; new motor,
brake s lining; tires very good. Can be Seen seen
ssHinaay; sisNanyd;r,d LINCOLN Vs d.. Pres Gardens,
eHEVRohETs1s41 eifEafS5i1 a-door sedans. Is 1910
2-door sedan, 1889 2-door sedan. PRY
MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
chanieal condition. body need Of repairs,
also tires. Also Buick, 1881, good running
SSrder Sere odee good tires four-door sedan shep
DE soTo 1919 taxi; XII perfect condition;
new motor, transmission. rear, clutch.
brakes pTaE ,asnas and caTburstor 800 INCLUDING
1S59iIen 1o9Gs s5 4doe5 good rubber running
aS 1oSSh s1sa 1sas trss 0or AZ sfdaR Ss7s
FORD 1897 convertible coupe. = PARKWAY
HoRp0 1888 So de seSh luxe T1dnl St N odsS
bargain at $375. 81 other cars. PRY
MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1945-01-13
FARMS For SALE

d00;ACRE Loudoun County grain farm.
tbUyety bsnt STm m9dern fSsI home streams, large
TIMBER. good fences: near highway and bus
isEYlHej RETffrSSIESS;9To VIZ; 900; tern terms GIL. s753.
electricity and teiephone assiiable ssfsi $500 on
State roads: .12-room dwelling, artesian
vel VEL tobacco barn, other buildings: excei- ei
room good business locationJ Included
Illustrated @ farm list on request. LEON
e6IoNTAIE e6R sN1PEE FsTaTR4DsM "a Plata Md o
ably the most attractive small country
eSira eState. tiou being unable to return for The
c9Ta5lon s faiv 0ffeTs f; at sacrifice price this
or horse layout. The 22 new and modern
nuildlngs comprising the farm units, board
zen tsncing and roadways were installed under
and building superintendent. wings of
the main house were completed but the
Senter 6eIne t portion was not started due to his
I'M ing with the Treatment OF building place
Charming colonial leSehS 9ae 9f the most
TINS celebrated historical Annapolis erea.
a 4. concrete road fronts the property for a
Annapolis is 7/10, Of a mile and to Wash
dI lngton only 80 miles. Actual cost to date,
500 000-offered now at S45 900 1t can
CARL S. THOMAS. ssi Mhnssa Main st .hp0sgn Apoann
oils, Md. Telephone Annapolis 2644.
50nss: 50d ACRES: res. half clear: woodland; 2
miles from La Plata, Md; priced for quick
sale, 100000. CHAS. F. A. LONGUS,
Broker; 393S Benning rd. ne TR. 6l43.
one OF THE FINEST estates in Northern
Virginia, 3lS acres, 45 minutes from
Washington, D, c., on pike; highly i'm
proved land with. about 80 acres in tim
Der; old Colonial brick mansion of IL
rooms with all modern improvements. in
good shape; attractive lawn and shade;
new 5-room bungalow with modern i'm
provements for manager, besides another
tenant house; large stock barns, outbuild-
ings; price, $4,000; terms, one-third
cash, balance to be arranged; shown Ey
appointment: Phone Herndon 3s BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va
WATERFRONT FARMS -. Besides labor
so soouoieS; e- many many our farm boys overseas,
. our soil 50 fertile U. S. Dept. Agriculture
once rated US as Americas 2 richest coln-
ties, but we now need farm buyers. Move
to Eastern Shore and enjoy the old Amer
lca way of living, peninsula of plenty.
g Our Iistlnss include water fronts S375 10
sSo9'oOO: also town. business and residen-
PREITYMAN. Exmore, Va
Evening star., 1945-01-13
Uncle Rows Corner

For quite long time I have been
saving questions about Egypt which
have appeared in letters from boys
and girls, and today I shall answer
few of them.
Are the Pyramids of Egypt all
hollow inside, or is there Just one
room? What are the pyramids
made off" SHIRLEY BRADLEY.
Egyptian pyramids are made Of
stone. The most famous is the
Great Pyramid of Gizeh, and it
has been estimated that 2,300,00O
blocks of limestone were used in
making it.
The pyramids could hardly be
called hollow, but there are rooms
inside some of them, if not all. The
Great Pyramid has two rooms, and
I went into both of them. One Of
these rooms, the Kings Chamber,
is "a feet long and II feet wide,
and it has ceiling 19 feet high.
In addition to the two rooms inside
the pyramid, there are high, steep
stairways. There also is an open
space, kind of room. under the
pyramid, in the foundation. Yet,
eAAS oPSh oPoSC Ill Iillo pyI ANU 10
not nearly SO great as the part
which is filled with blocks of stone.
Il would like to know how long
it would take to build a pyramid,
and were they always used for
tombs?" PAUL BROKER.
We do not have exact records Of
the time taken in building the
many pyramids in Egypt We do,
however, have a statement made by
an ancient Greek traveller that it
took 80 years to build the Great
Pyramid, counting 10 years used
on causeways and the foundation.
1t is believed that all Egyptian
pyramids were used as burial places.
In this way they differ from the
pyramids of Mexico, which seem
to have been built for use in re-
ligious service, not for burial.
When Egyptian kings died did
they put food, clothing and jewelry
in the tombs?" JAKE SCHAPP.
1t was a custom for the Egyptians
to put jewelry and other valuable
objects in the tombs of kings and
| Of some other persons. There was
time when it was common for food
to be placed in a tomb for the use
| of the spirit, or double" Later
there came custom of making
pictures of food on the walls Of
tombs instead of putting food in
side. Probably the pictures did the
spirits as much good as the food
itself!
Evening star., 1945-01-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES

THE NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AU-
IHoklTf, 1877 ST. NV. Notice to own
ers and tenants of alley dwellings and of
0tner property In squares containing in
naolted alleys In accordance with the
terms OF Section 6 of the Act of Congress
known as the District of Columbia Alley
Dwelling Act" the National Capital Hous-
tenants OF alley dwellings and Of other
property in square containing inhabited
alleys; that alley dwellings in such squares
may be demolished. removed or vacated,
ana that the square may be replatted on
or before July l, 1915. AS defined in the
said Act-ta) The term .alley' means III
any court, thoroughfare or passage, private
or public, less. than thirty feet wide at
any point: and (2) any court, thorough
feet or more in width. that does not open
feet upon public street that is at least
forty, feet wide from building line to build
ing line; fb) The term Inhabited alley''
means an alley in or appurtenant TO
winch there are one or more alley dwell
lngs tc) The term ''alley dwelling means
any dwelling fronting upon or having its
principal means of ingress from an alley.
rms dennitlon does not include an access
sorry building, such as a garage, with liy-
ing rooms for servants or other employees,
IL the principal entrance to the living
the street property to which it is acces-
sorry. i'd The term dwelling" means any
building or structure used or designed to
be used In whole or in part as q living or
sleeping place BY one or more human
beings. THE NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUS-
ING AUTHORITY, by JOHN IHLDER, Ex-
ecutlve Omcer. ja11,12.13.
Evening star., 1945-01-13
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont,

WE IIA HAVE 9 splendid srogp q sxcellsn.
Va For spDa 60 nspect e any
aE shsse osss 5Sys ia s Hsrey e. cGhs G
6pSoEfGsiTHstory fs ERTt IA 2$4s brick building 81
basement: complete possession upon Is quick
sale; excellent downtown location. Call
ABoGS Ihd NEAaTx CO. Adams :opa 59Ga
warehouse. $4,000: rental, S3.3oo per
MaT yesT tenants pay utiiitieS,r FRANK H.
Bridss. overlookins {. G.: a lots fro frontins ting
I'm with 0 sroo fos sPs and
house: income over $500 per month Other
lot s15 5o0 5oned to2 End eommereal unimprOved
ssiPfhs As6 4 Sasa 9ENEa 81 s nss4
dea ana stestmsns s this store re snd aDs make
SSaaAA5NAs, SaA5 a Rsaitor: .. ~ Do-
and q bath; located near Navy YARD: income 4 ONE;
ps,Se suTsess' ssSR2R With s. MURPH MtfsPTsa
MoDERS MAoDRs ss.uNif syff At AfT i3ao popular repts,
AREA well-designed bldg, with good
sized sized rooms and plenty Of closet space:
close to shopping district and transp: :
gross income over $4,000 a year A sound
investment for now and postwar era. Low
rentals For statement phone Mr.. WolbSrg,
IA; 1885, with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
I505 st. NV. MA 2345
WELL DOWNTOWN, Northwest, Just off
BUSINESS section. !7-family apartment. S26,-
500; gross rental, 5000 yearly; virtually
3, times rental; maintenance expenses,
S1,750. including taxes and management;
moderate unit rentals. well-constructed
and solldly built building; return shows
approximately 25es net on equity; about
5000 cash required. MOORE &, HILL
CO.. S04 18th st NV
Evening star., 1945-01-13

100 BLK 18th ST. N.W.-Double bldg, 8
stories and basement, approx. 1880 So.
TT; ideal for any big business; now oc-
cupied as furniture store; easy terms from
owner, Call ME. 534S, between and g.
DOWNTOWN, near Vermont ave. and K.
VIII be vacant, excellent 5-story building
and rear loading platform; ideal for busi-
ness or national organization. M l..
land in Bladensburg, 20O-ft; siding on
occupancy within 80 days; ideal location
for warehouse, distributing point or small
manufacturing plant; attractive price for
quick SALE Shown by appt: See Mr..
LARGE, modernly equipped institutional
type building, suitable for educational ma
tlonal HEADQUARTERS, professional, club or
motel purposes; central downtown residen-
tlai zone. Contains 80 rooms, plus kitchen
faculties and large assembly room; building
IN perfect condition. Price 100000
Possession with settlement. See Mr. Green
Il: L. RUST CO, 100l 18th ST. NV. Ma
STORE and Groom and bath apt, o5 #.
vice, brlck constructions; central n W. loca-
settle set estate se at $1,000; Cali Mr. RUPERT,
H st. NV Ma 2345. -'''
3!,1l4 SO. FIT. fapproxD, 1st commercial.
Woodside Forest, Silver Spring: 260-ft.
trontage on Georgia ave, 125 it. deep to
20-ft. alley: very definite future possibili-
ties; ideal location for stores or theater.
Price, 81 per ft. for quick sale JAMES e.
MAHONEY. woodward Bldg RE 241l,
Evening star., 1945-01-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
SATURDAY. Miscellany.

Asheville: Is the "i'' long or short
in "simultaneous?-Dr. T. A. w.
Answer: In best American usage,
the first syllable rhymes with "by,
N.Y." thus: SY-mull- ull-TAY'nee-us
The short 'i" is a criticism.
Ogden: How did the tommy gun"
get its name?-H. T.
Answer: 1t was coined from the
name of the manufacturers
Thompson Automatic Arms Co.
Decatur: Please define a pun"
and explain why it is called "the
lowest form Of humor" Mrs.
B. M. r.
Answer: Strictly speaking, a pun
is a play on words which have the
same sounds but different meanings.
Opinion has long been divided on
the merit of the pun. Charles Lamb
1810) declared: "a pun is a noble
thing per Sc. 1t fills the mind; it is
as perfect as sonnet; better" But
Alexander Pope Q728) said: He
that would pun would pick { pocket"
o. w. Holmes Q858) observed that
People that make puns are like
wanton boys that put coppers on
railroad tracks" But, said G.. c.
Lichtenberg OTTO, Where the
common people like puns, and make
them, the nation is on a high level
of culture"
Boston: Noon" is a peculiar word.
What is its origin?-R. M.
Answer: 1t is peculia- word
indeed, for noon (from the Latin
ncna once meant "the ninth hour"
In ancient Rome mona corresponded
to 3 o'clock (our time, and was the
time when the chief meal was eaten.
A well-preserved Georgia peach
was discovered in this item from
an Atlanta paper: "Margery B,
200-year-old daughter of Prof. B,
decided to postpone her wedding"
II such verbs as sing-sang-sung,
drlnk-drank-drunk, take took taken,
seen-saw confuse you, send for my
pamphlet, the Irregular Verbs. Send
stamped Scent, self-addressed enve-
lope to Frank Colby, in care of The
Evening Star
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Evening star., 1945-01-13
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAkp.

s6,95o-Charming bungalow like new,
{Hsrge H FENCED yard landscaped. living room,
'uhl9b bafb dnlhE nEtv room kitchen
h..w;h h.: excellent condition; terms. MUIR,
C6fVERkY,s oRcKs RKksnsins6Sn M6I 6535 room bs.uttu,
spanish-type bungalow living i rooma uftr firel y
place ace dining room: kitchen, electric range.
basement, steel beam, oil hot-water heat,
Ra5EflR RogHR4 I59 591Is $3.50 dsSn @
land Bldg, next to Hot Shoppe, 5303 Balti-
more NOR blyd. Hyattsville, Md.
1WILDERCRoFT, MD.-Uninished bunga-
low and l acre of ground; $4,000 FIR
S5,95O-,6 rooms, three years old. oil heat.
corner corner oderached di O. store at corner bus at
session. February 1st; streets and side
walks walks in; this home is in a new develop
1884 and WI. s965. -t'
Tooms M batRs vns roo dining
parlor, kitchen, new refrigerator and gas
stove, full basement, chicken house; about
lease to responsibie person o fo for a period. i 3
i BSEI NJ 8 SsS2
s ROOMS AND BATH, 'ai; large 0H; fenced-in
yard: garage. large porch: located in
1earby ng6 lh Nd 2 blocks from buslines into
$1,000; down payment, $1,000. RICHARD
1OCKETT SH 6447
FOR SALE IN NEARBY MD. - Broom
BUNGALOW. oil h. h. close to stores and
schools, z block bus, 3 blocks from car
RneusS6 Inc $500; {ocx S $1,000 down payment.
SIX ROOMS, BATH, . large lots, fronting
on improved street, convenient to school,
churches, car and bus lines There is a
So,oQ0 trust on the property at 512ee that
can pc paid of or allowed to run. Price,
S6, 720; NJ MD. D. CAMPBELL, National 2Ol1.
DILLON PARK, MD, 5217 G ST. s.e.-De-
tached 5-room, bungalow Lot 5Ox1O0
Gas heat; Perfect condition. $500 cash
balance $50 mo. includes interest, princi-
pal taxes and insurance. Open Sat. and
Sun to pm. W. NJ. THOMAS, DI
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE on hilltop, lust
o4tSlde S,,it a Bethesda; over an acre of ground,
Deach, pear, apple trees, grape arbor
This is beautiful home. with perfect paint
paper, floors and Venetian blinds: 3O-ft
uVing rm. with fireplace: large, bright din
ing rm. with charming corner cupboards;
lovely Kitchen with exceptional stove. re-
Irlgerator, sink, cupboards and big pantry:
large bedrooms and bath upstairs: fine
closets: storm doors and wincows and in
Sulatlon; oil h.-w,h. with summer-winter
hookup; full bath in basement: gear built
IN garage chicken house, Toulouse: close
70 Suburbsn and Naval Hospitals and
PQbuc Health Service; reasonable walk to
school and bus; owner leaving town, will
has 2Ooyr; $4,000 1st trust; only 41aG
$4,000 cash and S75 monthly on end
trust, or viii reduce price $500 for all
cash above lst trust. Taxes only $40
SS9d. Ssl j. c. SMITH, Exclusive Agent, OIL.
Evening star., 1945-01-13
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON D C.
SATURDAY. JANUARY Ia laIs - - - -
SUBURBAN sAIE-VA (cont

SOoONOAN SALe-VA. tSont.J
NEARBY yGAd By VA. y.A.apriee $1,000: Ready to
for l or z families; 1st floor, large living
room and kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath;
wooded lot. To reach Out new new shirles ihies
b6ms bbishyay turn right aaT On No isft
GRACIOUS LIvINGMWe offer for sale, in
sne Bs Cod HaSen eme this n preWsf e5sf eon and
Ist floor there is a large living room with itia
equipped kitchen Wv With h1 rear eei Screened d
porch; on the 2nd floor are, 3 lovely bed
msnt mems wS ahd sbsTx ssaut,al baths full base
shown by appointment, only: J. WESLEY
sHGHASAN; fsail ox a75s' Bso1 Columbia pike. CHI
CENTER-HALL BRICK-In the much-de-
sired Washington Golf and Country Club
nihcent home. There are 8 bedrooms and
2 fun baths on 2nd floor, stairway to
attic, attic very large living rm. with fireplace,
end sun parlor on the 1st floor: full base
and hnas attached garage. You should see this
sS5 600 class. ARI1NGToN t 9Rs REALTY AI;TYV CO., 80
2204 Wilson blvd. Gil. 1900
9I7 NO. DANIEL ST, near Lyon Park
Center--3-room and bath frame cottage,
burner stove, lot 5Ox110. shade trees: close
to schools. stores and transportation; 3d.
700; cash, $500; monthly, $40
Lee High School-4-room and bath frame
bungalow, fireplace, h.-w.h., coal burner;
partly furnished: garage; pretty lot, flow
ers, Shrubbery. fruit trees; immediate
possession; $4,000: cash. S1,50O; monthly
2900 No. Fairfax dr., in commercial
zone-Corner lot 60x110; 5-rm and hath
2-story frame house; INV h., coal burner;
SlO,500; cash, S1,500; monthly, S1OO
Fine future investment
1904 Glen Carlin rd.-Corner property
Of 2a4 acres of land, with Groom and
bath; 2-story frame house: stove heat, 2
h1e Porehes' beautiful holly and shade trees
70 Subdiyide; $1,000; cash, $4,000;
Many beautiful lots with shade trees
$3.50 to $4,000. REIBLE, agent. oxford
O5l5 or GIL. 1923
Evening star., 1945-01-13
IAUroMoBILEs FOR SALE tco,,.

MeTcDrv ESRD 1sd1 eaIv.e convert ase l94l
soRD sslssn 1925 TSdOr x SEDAN MeTs go9a motsE
s ssseh MorSss ssss tsss isss
FORD 1910 Station wagon; radio and
heater; excellent condition: would like late
S2fTos sSIryeEsicle 4. IN E.on trade. WEsTMoRELAND
FORD 1897 Fordor sedan: heater. PARK
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 M ST. NV. MI
E1E2 MnHo, lsaS sn gogdo, ESE sedan; n = PARKWAY
low messe sts Fry ss nssh
"a "a SALE e, 1855 81 4,door sedan: radio and
La SALE 1910 &c Convertible coupe, 1929
Hudson sedan: both cars like new. PRY
LA SALE 1889 club convertible; new top
sss;s 5fs co sosi m
lincoln Ii .aEpHYR Hiis 1887 business coupe;
Al Al condition throughout; privately owned.
EINcoIN.zEPHYR IN sSl 1s41 club coupe: radio rad
out ea MoroR eo soS1
s155 PkY siy 'rsa issb
oIbsMobhHfE.E oIf hHf. 1855 e-eyl., 4-door sedan.
bargain at S175. PRY MOTORS, 10th
oLDsMoBILE ies5 coupe: heater, good
X e'f a{o Fa ATps'eo ao eon1ertible spas
'oaP h aSs oaf
top and tires, spotlight; car and District
inspection guaranteed; priced for mmedi-
TORS. 18th and / sts NV. Ex. 9547
to sboo1e 1899 91d
PsY ssh and 9 fsn1a. H1se aTe a1Sm s'sa' JACK
TOR Go;; 3o51 NJ St. NV; Nj, 61s5.
tSsks 81 81 Se as5 fsRSf ssRSis
sSS MoroR SGsps Co. rags soS1 anf st. hefssE nW
PoNTiAC 1s4I club coupe and 1889 q
aoor SEDAN. JACK PRY' 10th and Penna
WHY'S 1910 de luxe Windsor Prince
sefme ssedan RopER so R Ses5 ey.
GOOD condition. FIR FIR. 654o' i4oiA fi'"ouiHi. "a. In
1912 MODELS, SIMMONS MOTORS, 1887
4th st. NV. NO. 2164.
~ 1912 tel! 9 Bqiek Sek super sedan; radio and
1912 oIdsmobile "es" sedan, Hydra
matic; rsdio and heater: $1,000,
1942 Chevrolet town sedan; $1,000. =.
heater; Sl.300.
1912 Chevrolet station wagon: s1s2s.
USED CAR SALE.
AZ De Soto custom town sedan, r. ard h.
3s Buick 7-Dass. sedan. r. and h.
a Plymouth spl. d. l. 2-dr. sedan, r. and h.
~ 0ldsmobile sedanette, r. and h..
~ Dodge sedan. fluid drive. r. and h.
go La Sale club coupe. r. and h.
40 La Sale 80" sp. sedan, r. and h.
90 Chrysler ttraveler's) sedan. r. and h.
80 Pontiac torpedo sedan. r. and b.
40 Oldsmobile '6" sedan, r. and h.
40 Plymouth spl. d. !. conV. coupe. r.
and h.
40 De Soto de luxe sed., h. and overdrive
4o packard s. club coupe. r. and b.
80 Oldsmobile torpedo club cpe. r and
80 Packard "120" club coupe r. and b.
80 La Sale sedan. r. and h.
Convertibles:
20 Packard convertible coupe, r. and h.
40 Plymouth convertible coupe, T. and h.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO. WA. ALL
Evening star., 1945-01-13
HOUSE TRAILERS.

NEW KOZY. Platt and Superior: also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers
lnelnding II45.lst tmandems AN Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route 1, Ber-
wyn. Nd Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem wheel Schultz on display; also
trailers and luggage trailers: 70. il and
"A mos. financing plans. Call us today
for appraisal. Repairs and all types Of
tional and Duo-Therm. heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, open
until 8. 4030 Wisconsin ave WO. 3232
with Venetian blinds. all-steel welded
frame. 2-wheel and tandem; also a num-
ber OF good used trailers to choose from
DRIA TRAILER CO, Springbank Manor
miles south of Alexandria on No. / hwy
TIE. 1920, OR $3.50
Evening star., 1945-01-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We wiz
buy ,second,trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1917
NrY aye NV National 1888.
prompt service; minimum loan. s1So;
II equal monthly deposits. THE CITY
BANK. 6 offices. MA 5000.
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. j.
WALsHE, INC, 1II5 Eye st. NV MA. 64eS.
lst AND End TRUST LOANS Prompt
and courteous service Consult us befo.e
btgor1rowing; Lowest rates. Colonial IN.
vESTMENI M4rN Y CO; ST 9th st. NV, DI. $3.50
to s 81 Slo.o0o 6 sepsyable monthly. come to
7th and E sts. W, National 7OI1: d st.
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action: reasonable rates; nearby Nd. va.
sf so7 D. sih & pTroIperttg TI tgg,o THE AMERICAN CO..
ld,,a LOANS, first, SECOND and third trust. on
METRO CO. s03 woodward Bldg. 0'
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money,
see MT. Green. (Strictly confidential)
NATIONAL FINANCE CO., 1O14 K st. NV.