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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27
ATTEND THE
CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE
ON SUNDAY
st. RaphaeI's Church
you Need The Church-The
Church Needs You"

Every Sunday: Masses at Glasgow
at s and 10. Mass at Glasgow airbase
at o. Week days: Masses every day at
I 80.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

Tabernacle
Sunday school at 10. Morning wOr-
ship at II. Prayer meeting Tuesday at
S.--Silas Workman, pastor.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

Services held in the American Legion
room of the civic center. Sunday school
at 10. Worship service at IL. Evening
service at Z 40. Christian young peoples
fellowship, Tuesday at 7:45. Cottage
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45. Please
note that beginning ext Sunday morn
ing services and Sunday school will
begin at pre-war time. G. a. Wall. Min
lister.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

Henry 7. Widen, Minister
Church Bible school at 10. f. b
PeaSc, superintendent.
Morning public worship service al
II. Anthem by the choir. Story to tn,
Junior wUrshlpers. Message by Miss
Ahlida Ballacn, temperance education
field staff worker OF the W.C.T.U.
Junior young peoples fellowship al
6:15. Senior young peoples fellow.
ship service in the church at Z. Eve
ming service at s. Message by Miss
Betty Evans, Christian education field
star representative of the Baptist
Home Mission society.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27
First Congregational Church

Forrest Il. Sharkey, Minister
Sunday school at 10. Morning service
Of worship at IL. Sermon: "The Dis
lance that Lies Between. Pilgrim Eel
lowship at 1880. Worship service and
social hour.
Sunday evening. Oct. Z. there will be
n public service for the installation of
the Pilgrim Fellowship officers. This
will be a candlelight service. There
will be a music recital at z by Mrs.
A. Il. Friedlund and Gerry Near.
beginning Sunday, Oct. Z, the -four
concurrent series of sermons on IRE
ligion and the World We Live IN" will
start. Plan to attend this series.
The series IL scheduled as follows:
first, God and World We Live In:
second, Jesus and the Issues of Life:
third. "Practicing Our Religion in a
World Like This" and fourth, 1.-THE
Christian Home"
All family church family night sup
per, Oct. 10 with DIR. C.. II. Conner
and the Rev. DR.. Dierberger as our
guests.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

st. Matthews Episcopal Church
Sunday, Sept. 30: Sunday school at 10.
Evening prayer and sermon at S.--The
Joseph TurnbulI.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27
Glasgow Assembly of God Church
n.asnaI Tuh.ru.,Ial

Fourth avenue south and Ninth Street.
Sunday school at 10. Morning wOr-
ship at II. Junior church dover audi
toriumJ at IL. Evangelistic service at
. 10. Thursday young peoples service
at 5. We invite you to be with us at
each Of these services Rev. j. II. Arne-
son, Minister.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-27

You cont resist the richer, more
sovory fragrance Of Creomeites!
Il tempts your appetite -. and
brings you back for more.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WHITE, 1888, model 704, 17S w.b.
s.25-20 tires; Al cond.; warranted
Chevrolet l941 tractor or dump, 2-speed
aAel; an excel. buy. Federal tractors a.
3-4 tons: 100000 tires; all in warranted
cond. SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 900 r. L
BUS, 1912 Federal f26) passenger: al
equipment in finest condition: below OPA
ceiling. ROPER MOTOR, 1870 r. / ave
TWO c55F 1896 International. 10 wheels
two TN Special 1898 Brockway, & wheels
one BM 1910 Mack, q wheels. AL trucks
in IN, good good running condition. HoWAT CON.
q G Telephone Atlantic 5700
CHEVROLET ia-ton truck-Just over
hauled; $500: 1895 model Apply al .6Oa
l1th ST. s.w. %
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Centra
Motor G4 auth2rlzed GMc truck dealer
new wv, group of Army reeonditiionee
s4S stske te poR s5aks v0eS P0eS
Chevro!ets. 1g41. 12-ton sta ke. DOW winch
Chevrolets. 1q41. 1h-ton stake
Chevrolets, 1912. 1i2-ton dumps
Chevrolets: 194l. 15-to0 dumpsi
Panel 1888 l2-ton. Metro body.
REQ 1912 Atom oump.
Dodge 1941 command and rec. cars
Jeep. WHY'S, 1943. airborne
Trallers, new ammunition carts. S37 so
Winches. mower. 5-ton. new, complete. ST 65
Truck stake bodies, S25.
These trucks can be purchased on term.
or, trades. at prices considerably under
ceiling. All have heavy-duty Army tires
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. a143 Lee high.
way, Arlington. Va. daily and Sat to 6
Sunday 10 TO 3: CH. 1000. OK. 0552
Evening star., 1945-11-28
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
HoLo MBiA' November 13. i945.-A pub
nc hearing having been held by the Com
missioners of the District OF Columbia in
the matter Of closing certain street area
and public alleys il. the District of Colum-
pa, as hereinafter described, and as the
SalC commissioners are now OF the opinion
that the street area and alleys referred to
ShoLld De closed, notice is hereby given
have prepared the following order: "Or-
dered That pursuant to the provisions OF
PUBLIC Act No. 307, approved December
sbovn 2 19' p orse fhe street and alley areas as
6i the surveyor OF the District of Colum-
pa q, and numbered as Maps 1925. 1926
5ltGad alosadd 3l2S ls and 3l29 ar are hereby ordered
December 10, 1915: the title to the lano
| co comprised W IN the areas so closed to revert
on said eps the closings to take effect
Jointly, or separately by subsequent order
or orders, on the effective. date aforesaid
s!cTibed as follows: l. Closing 18th Street
i,nteTsection Of N" street % sna virginia ip MA
lOfS. .. Closing part of a public alley
IN Square 1882 abutting Lots 1915, 1917
sRarm' sPa LOIS located between 9th Street and
public alley in Square 56s1 extending from. on
Austin Street to Both Street. Sc. 4. Clos
ing part OF a public alley located in the
section running from End Street to the
north and south alley and abutting on the
southerly line of Lot AZ in this square.
>, Closing part of the alley for a width
Of 10 feet. in Square 1929. Northwest
Section, extending from 34th Street east
erly to the west line of Lot S24 and abut-
ting on the south lines of Lots SI.. s13
and s14 in said square" Any and : all
Parties interested must file in writing with
any, to these closings, or as to any item
providing for the closings listed above, be-
lore December 10, 1915: otherwise said
cIoslnsS shall become effective on and
after that date, in accordance with the
provisions of Public Act No :iO7, sp
eT2T eT92yed vDf1, DDfeeember IS, 1882, JOHN RUS
YOUNG. Commissioners of the District of
Columbia Vi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1927.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Not This
which dwells in textbooks. In Eng

which dwells in textbooks. In Eng
lish, little logic is often worth
more than a shelfful of grammars
For example. in the foregoing
sentence, We are confused by the
past tense ''he said,' and feel that
the remainder of the sentence
should therefore be in the past tense.
But let us not quote him and make
the simple statement thus: He will
let us know his decision soon. Or,
let us reararnge the sentence thus:
He will let us know his decision
soon, he said.
Now for an easy-to-understand
rule: Statements that are still true
lat the time of writing or speaking
are in the present tense.
Device: Eliminate 'he said" or
place it elsewhere than at the be-
ginning of the sentence. If what
he said makes sense in the present
tense, then the past tense obviously
is incorrect. Let us try our device
on a few items from the news.
He said this Government woulc
consult with other American re-
publics."
oCFiSc. 1iio NofSAAiA AiAAASAie "AiA SoAi
suit with other American republics
he said. In other words, his state
ment amounts to a promise that still
holds good; therefore, will con-
suit" is correct
"Bierne said that the situation
was becoming increasingly tense
Was becoming when? Not at some
time in the past, but now, at the
present moment.
Device: The situation is becoming
increasingly tense, Bierne said.
Copyright. la45. the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-11-28
AUCTION SALES.
thL.
ADAM A WFSfuT c0N,

ADAM A. WESCHLER e. son, Auctioneers
furniture in groups and de-
Si1anle ooo pieces for every room in the
nome nome. by order Thomas M. Raysor. Ad-
ccompanies and others, by auction at Wesch-
ier,s, 915 st. NV. Friday, commencine
3..a0 d IN. no2S,29.
THOS. ]. OWEN SON, Auctioneers. 435
southern Building-Chancery sale of yalII-
aole one-story frame bungalow known as
By vTtue IT SecHse street
for the District Of Columbia ie ciyil seaion ate5
NO: 20tlu. we will sell at public auction
IN 'front.' OF the premises; on THURSDAY. the
three-thirty O'Clock pm the foliowine
descrlbed land and premises. situate in the
City OF Washington. in said District and
snnsra sn1Sn as "a ano being Lots 3s and 80 in
ments thereon, consisting of a one.story
frame bunealow. containing five rooms
paon gam ana sun parlor. Terms of sale
buane se sf Sod ssed seect to pro,
S1.372-35 as. of November 25. 1915. thtt
purchase, price over the said previous
trust to be paid one-third in cash and the
Paianse pa IN IN two equal installments payable
and to be represented by the promissor,
notes OF the purchaser. bearing interest al
tne rate OF per, cent per .annum, payable
semiannually. and secured by deed Of trust
option Of the purchaser, deposit Of
$500 required upon acceptance Of bid. All
conveyancine, notary fees and recording al
purchasers cost; Terms to be complied
tise and sell at the purchasers risk anc
cost after five days previous advertisement
Of such, resale published in some neWspape,
RAYnoNp r XsSo5hStGH NE6bfKgE F KfsoEGE
nOaS. den 21q
Evening star., 1945-11-28
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTAIE

Q ROOMS AND BATH, with z acres oi
land on beautiful lake front: fruit trees
shrubbery; electricity. telephone and waite,
Fla. ~ " A % oAeii' AAAe
PERFECT HOME--1O-room brick house
completely furnished and ready to occupy
ns fnr,it lawn and shrpbbery and thirty
Terms to bona fide purchaser " o'0'0
,o noeal country place has s-room frame
has tile fireplace: i acre land, GOOD road DAD
A model home and poultry business. =
try houses for 5000 broiiers; good goods soil on1 foi
gardens, ga tt plenty fruit; mail and school bus
by the od%..rs d9or; The nepo price is $4,000. no,
acres crop land, balance in grazing ano
wood land: tenant houses and part Of
material for mansion; large well and
tain scenery; short distance to hustline
town. The price of this farm is S1O0 pei
Three (3) very productive river farm,
al tosether: 10 acres, 100 acres and "a
acres, all good alfalfa and grain land, al
with dwellings and barn: electricity; mai
prices are $4,000, $4,000 and Sl4 900
reSpeetiyely resi- Terms may be arranged t
WHARToS Real DHaaseT Essate Broksr hfs1oa PRo4e,
80 and 200 Strasburg. Va
FOR SALE - FRONT ROYAL VA, loca
lions. large 10-room brick, copper-rooi
residence overlooking the Shenandoah
River, Large shade trees, on 2-acr,
walnut trim woodwork throughout the in
side, large front porch Will offer thu
entire place at only $4,000, with some
terms.
317 acres, Shenandoah River farm witt
100 acres in river bottom $4,000 ~
acres with % acres in river bottom fol
only $500: Tourist camp with gas sta,
ton and 9 houses with monthly income O
oyer Tn 80 900 900 per mo-: on State highwa!
NO. 30; $4,000. Service station with two
TANKS, two-room lunch building, 4-roon
residence: electric lights, cistern water sys
tenn long frontage on 2l1 highway. y
mile north of Toms Brook, Va; possession
at once; some equipment for the restau
rant room; $4,000, with some terms. Busi
ness income property of 81 ,o13 per mo.
cost Sl5o,0O0 to build all leased out, vii
sell at $4,000, with rights to assum,
the mtg. of $4,000.
u 7-ft frontage on N. Royal ave,
BLOCK from the courthouse. in Front Royal
residence at 81 500. with 81 900 t in csSfl cash
6croom res, with $50 #. on highway No
vii will sell at only s3,5o0 with 500 il
cash; possession at once.
Large hospital in Woodstock. Va costinl
over S3l 900, will sell at $4,000. CLAUDE
| l.. RUST, Front Royal. Va.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Natures Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
SNOW PLANT
(SarcodeS SanQuine1l

Snow plants are so beautiful they
are given legal protection and a fine
is imposed for plucking them. They
are found in the coniferous forests
of California, Oregon and Nevada
and as high up as 5000 feet in the
Sierras.
The common name, snow plant, is
misleading. Perhaps its diScoverer
came upon the flower after a be-
lated snowstorm and thought it had
pushed its way through the snow as
harbinger of spring. However. the
lovely redheads of the plant thrust
their way through the litter of the
woodland floor in spring and sum-
mer.
The scientific Greek name-Sar-
codes for heshlike and Sanguinea
for red as blood-suggests the bril-
llantly red tieshy stem, scalelike
leaves and flowers.
| The flve-lobed bell-Shaped bios
SONS, which are from one-half to
| three-fourthS OF an inch long, are
maSsed on the upper half of the
high stem and mingle with the long,
curling, red bracts. The entire plant
is shaded with red. When the bright
sunshine falls upon them, no more
beautiful sight could be seen. The
flowers glow with strange bril-
lance as if lighted from within.
(The most beautiful spikes have
been found in the Mariposa Grove
/ of big trees in June and July. Here
as many as Is of them have shone
like ethereal lights.)
Snow plants are saprophytes-
plants growing on decaying vegeta-
BILE matter. Their roots never come
in contact with the soil. They are
covered with a filamentous mat
composed of microscopic fungus.
And in return for their food and
lodging this fungus is the vital
partner between the plant and the
host. This wonderful cooperation
occurs often in nature, being known
as symbiosis.
Snow plants are cousins to the
Well-knoWn Indian pipe.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

TAI TAKoMA INA, PARK near D G. line and shop.
MAssacHUsETs Ea9 AyE SH Nv 1GS ReAr RA 4S2 Ss;a
04$e[byyat2Ty OPS bya fd > fine lots one corner,
5i65 1 LOUIS shoRM2kER ht5Rs At ESRgndifyi iyyie cp
81 SILVER YER sfhrNd@Beautitul NA, id66 corner lot
Of Of. new eTont thsater and shopping center;
onab DSic Dreed Seflon fof quick &c sEsF sae
G. Sar al AD Go2a Or IA, 5417
y9i55o; sS5ne.. s3,s56 NE i51s. 4SAl'S'
Most earsaS resHrcsa Hibs
Large wooded home sites. within i BLOCK of
Westmoreland Circle, available at $3.50
WHITE oVeI es0'S s94o weekdays ees an snd s M6 M6
BGiLpERs H921 eEEfRainsT rTf sHPdsys Iot
Inn immediate building of community groups.
eafe RTaft 9n5qlt qJ5 PFo PIsRRgg dept
BGiLDERs. suiLDERs-Ma RS ME noa S42o have lots
IN Rock Creek Park of of 18th st. NV,
curb and gutter, Sidewalk sewer and water
IN ~ pIace; surrounded by many fine de-
aasny pgrebasE PrGed esse low IL
TFFI PFER o0 fs,h ltf g. IS St. KoeE 6Tist 54SS
These lots, are, ready for immediate building
ahd M include all city improvements; reason
SSSSf.1,4 SSSf 14,S ni, N NJ 5aoS oSShASsrhlN
TfGh0ol' fINs restricted; terms. Call MRS. COL
BUiLDERs3Potomac Heights, $4,000 for
ttEfaInsportation, tEfI schools. j, LEO KoLB,
@ HoMEslTEss a3s nj siS" sbatne
Rock Greek Park at prewar prices until
end OF year. Situated in LOCUST Hill Estates
Medical Center Now is the time to secure
choice site and let us plan home de-
snf Ssnfe tp Pbdne meet S yoqT ndiyidusl REQUIRE
oyERLookItNG H of1t Rock Greek Park and the
girls choo and 1 esensef seiense aho inst
tuition and only two blocks from Connecti-
cut cut ave; the ADVANTAGES of this site for a
Ask for Mr. Hurd LOUIS P. sHoEMAKER,
a OVER 800 noTs fA N se1ersl e1ss sections of
Maryland, ideal for building homes. Prices
from $500 UP. We also have several lots
d E ioE co Nc HYArs secdnd
floor, 53O3 Baltimore ave, UN. 404O.
WILL FURNISH MONEY and homesites at
L4l2go interest. enabling you to build a
home to suit your requirements. Acreage
@ RFvs Rvsr GaBs snd Bfass 2s fs eh s pT
South Capitol s.. extsnded F6IToN r. r
2230 till pm. Brokers attention
BUILDERS-Twenty Soft. lots in Arling-
5000 each. These lots will sell for much
now KELLEY Il BRANNER. 1897 Eye st..
DI. 1740: Evenings WI 6s44.
CONSIDER THIS LOT for your future
home block off Connecticut ave. in the
1Oox20I,Q wooded lot SHOULD be seen. Priced
Broker RE. 1856
GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered in
Shepherd Park, just off 10th st. and Locust
I'd NV. a block north of Kalmia rd.)--
SHAPIRO, INC, 1106 Vermont ave, ME.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria - Nicely
wooded corner lot, ready to build on, re-
strietsd s, eommunity GH; o469:
Ample ground for five stores and parking.
Being sold subject to obtaining leases pro
ducing $4,000 per year gross. Priced at
$4,000. KELLEY & BRANNER, DI. 7S4l: !:
ewes: Glebe 1854.
ARLINGTON, yA.--Apt. house site located
apartment neighborhoods; contains $4,000
price, $1,000. JOHN c. WRIGHT. 400 n,
Fillmore St, Arl., Va. Phone CHI. 4777,
contact " ?. Brsgg.
D, c. line NE. at 39th St; located in
point of curve and can be viewed for
OWNER. WA. 1928. A.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED Lots ana SUBDIVISION land We
are in touch with builders and prospective
building lots in Northwest Washington
and nearby Montgomery County Write
giving description, location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price Mortgage Loan Depart
ment. EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
BIG 14th st W. Wash. D C,
BLDG. PURPOSES, " acre. rest1icted sec,
mr.: tranSp.; plan modern brickSres. Box
321-S, Star 29s
WANTED u to an acre, some trees; South
Arlington or Alexandria: sewer and water
available. State price and area. Jackson
i4S5 or OK. 21Sl,
Evening star., 1945-11-28
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington,
November 10, I945. Sealed proposals will
until 200 PM, November 30, 1945,
and then publicly opened for ~ Storm
water Sewer, Falls Branch Drainage,
Massachusetts Avenue NV. between Up
ton Street and Nebraska Avenue, consist
ing of approximately 1855 linear feet of
terra Gotta pipe sewer ana (2) Dalecarlia
Parkway Stormwater Sewer. between
Loughboro Road and Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. NV, consisting of approximately
81 90 linear feet of terra Gotta pipe sewer
Proposals, plans and specifications mSy be
obtained at Room 421, District Building
nol9.20,21. .2627,2S
COMMISSIONERS, D. c., Washington, No
Vember -, 1945-Sealed proposals will be
received in Room 500, District Building.
untl pm, December Is I945, and
then publicly opened, for alterations to
service Building for a new laundry at the
Gallinger Municipal Hospital 10th and B
SITS. Sc Proposals. plans and specifca
tions may be obtained at Room 427, Dis
trlct Building. no27 ,2S, 1880, del 81
Evening star., 1945-11-28

WLeIe CIlolCeS Oh DlQS are pre-.
sented, frequently the success of the
hand will depend upon the exact
sequence in which the player elects
to make his several calls. In todays
hand South opened with one spade
and West made a nonvulnerable
overcall of two clubs. After Norths
free bid OF two hearts South had
several calls available to him. He
could bid three or four hearts, three
diamonds or make cue bid of three
clubs. South chose to bid three dia-
monds.
While it is true that technically
this bid is not forcing and North
might legally pass, as a practical
matter, it is inconceivable that he
would care to do SO. After all he
did fancy his hand sufficiently to
make free bid. Why, therefore,
would he suddenly decide to throw
in the sponge in the face of South's
display of great strength? The risk
was infinitesimal and was worth
taking for the sake of describing the
texture of South's hand.
If the diamonds were not shown
at this point it would be almost i'm
possible to show the suit later, be-
cause at such time partner would
gain the impression that you were
merely showing the ace. North took
a preference by returning to three
spades and South was encouraged
IN SanuT tho f.lf1h void n
bid four diamonds with the inten-
ton of describing a value in that
suit. South's invitation bid of five
hearts was then accepted by North.
To the casual observer it might
appear that North was unduly ag-
! gressive with hand that on the
surface did not appear to hold much
power, but as the bidding developed
it gained new luster. He held pre-
cisely the right kings, each of which
must be considered as having been
promoted to the rank of ace. There
could be no question but that they
would completely solidify Souths
hand. His only weak spot, clubs.
has been taken care of by South's
cue bid. He had no wasted values.
South's sequence of bids had sim
plifled North's task. The knowledge
that South had diamond suit ren.
| dered the XII of diamonds much
more impressive than they might
otherwise have appeared. 1t is gen.
orally good tactics to postpone cue
bids until late in the auction after
descriptive bidding has been COM
! pleted.
| Tomorrow's Problem.
| As dealer you hold:
AA53 ok 10 o AXIS AK %
| What is your opening bid?
| tCopyright. 1945. by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1945-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES Cont
ACHILLES CATSONIS, Attorney, Ills
Woodward BLDG, Washisgton 5, d. c.,

ACHILLES CATSONIS. Attorney, Ills
woodward BldEs, Washinston g. d. c.
Filed Nov. 9th. 1945-Cha,les E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT e!frk COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbia.-In Re Application Of Pete VarIas
for Change Of Name;LCivil Action No
plant for a judsment changing his, name
to Petros Demetriou Stratacos and having
cation of the notice required by law in
such cases, it is, by the Court. this 9th
day of November, l943. ORDERED that
there be, on or before the sth day Of De:
cember, 1945, why the prayers of said
That copy of this order be published once
a week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in The Evening Star and The
Washin2ton Law Reporter. (S) H A
SCHWEINHAUT. Justice. tSeall A True
Copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk
By EMMA C. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk
Evening star., 1945-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE uNITEI
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.--No. -65,54s, Ad.
ministration-This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letter.
Testamentary on the estate of John r
Buchanan, Jr.. late of the District Of
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, tt
of November, AID. 1916; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit o1
said estate Given under my hand thi,
18th day Of November, 1945. WHARTON
D. c.. {Seal) Attest: VICTOR s
MERSCH,. Register of Wills for the Distric,
OF Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
Evening star., 1945-11-28
Take My Word for 1t
A Fine Point of Grammar.

c. My English class and I would
be grateful for one of your fine dis
cussions of a point of grammar we
are not sure of. Which tense is
correct in such sentences as: He
said that he (would? will?) let us
know his decision soon?"
A. 1t is a matter of logic, rather
than of grammar. as is the case
with most of the constructions
which perplex us. We should learn
to overcome our awe of the bugaboo
Evening star., 1945-11-28
MONEY TO LOAN

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or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
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see Mr.. Green tstrictly confidential 1914
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courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
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or D. c. property THE AMERICAN CO,
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UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
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