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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Chronology
Japanese W ar


lS4l
Dec. 7-Japanese sneak attack on
Pearl Harbor.
Dec. 8-United States declares ,Uar
on Japan. Inuasion OF Philippines
and attack on Guam and Wake start
ed by Japanese.
Dec. IO-Ceneral Macarthur
starts battle of Manila.
Dec. 25-Japanese take Wake.
Hong Kong falls.
Dec. 26-Japs bomb Manila, des.
pite fact it tOas declared open city.
1912
Jan. 2-Manila surrenders, Mac
Arthur's forces flee to Bataan.
Feb. l5-Singapore falls.
Mar. l7-CeneraL Macarthur lands
in australia to lead Allied forces.
April 9-U. S. troops on Bataan
surrender.
dug. 7-U. S. marines land on
Cuadalcanal.
1913
Sept. 5-AlIies land on Ne,O
Guinea.
Nov. 2-U. S. marines invade Bou.
gainviILe.
1914
Jan. gu. S. lands troops in
Marshall islands.
June lO-Marines invade Saipan.
July 19-U. S. forces land on
Guam.
Oct. l7-Inuasion of Leyte on Phil
ippines gets under ,Uay.
1915
Jan. lO-lnuasion of Luzon started
by Yanks.
Jan. 3O-U. S. landings north of
Batadn seal peninsula.
Feb. 4-American troops enter
Manila.
Feb. l5-U. S. first air raid on To-
kyo.
Feb. l7-Marines invade Itoo lima.
Army lands on Corregidor.
Feb. 26-Philippine common
sUealth returned to Filipino people.
Mar. I7-ItOo lima captured With
marine casualties of 1898.
april l-Inuasion OF OkinatUa
started by 100000 troops.
May $3.50 superforts frebon,b
Tokyo.
May 27-Chinese capture Nan.
ming.
June l2-Australian troops invade
B0rneo.
June 2l-Okina,oa campaign sue.
cesstully ends. Aparri captured by
Yanks.
June 28-Luzon declared com.
pLetely liberated.
July 2-Australians landed at Bal.
ikpapan.
July l7-British warships join
U. S. 3rd fleet.
July 24-U. S. 3rd fleet success.
fully attacked Japan's greatest naval
base on Kure, Honshu islands.
dug. 3-B-29s bottle up Japan
With mines.
dug. 4-MacArthur takes over
command OF Ryukyus.
dug. 6-Atomic bomb destroys
most of Hiroshima.
Aug. 7-Supertortresses hit Toy.
oka,0a naval arsenal.
dug. 8-Russia declares Oar on
Japan.
dug. lO-Japan asks for peace
terms.
Aug. l4.-Japs accept uncondi.
ti0naI surrender terms.
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HOUSE TRAlLERs.

es1.' 1912, DUO, permanent bed, fully
W TEAI 51Is PARK 5000 KenilwOrth ave.
i EdGAR' , 1872, % f.; permanent bed ,
.sf ffe'F fRA1 HES sAEEs se asa
HOUSE TRAILER-one 1a45 model Alma
e fa1f house TYPE % f 9nf perfect
M AIHaHpa ssw Hi TRAILER, y ton. pick
up truck body, l9-in. wheel; $50, Call
LuGGAGE TRAILER, 2-vheel, small. home
made, metal frame, rubber tires. Wo.
HOUSE IRAILER; is Rexcratt, $3.50,
T sGS tH, , Let 1871 Alex Call Mon RE
new new NJ is'i iS4a e4-ft tandem: excl.
condition; ref. brakes, chrome windows,
{SsstssrsS oAK GROW TRAILER PARK
TRAILER. wheeled; steel body, "A by
81 tires fair $50, Can o Vienna 97-W
TfM kozY fat and BG masy 1865
Your Your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES,
k EsHs BsfTS nj o Tel new Be and us Cd
"a month finance terms, LugEaEe trailers.
stake and models fer
equipment, heaters. beds, helper, springs,
trailers:: AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC.
S SRW q IiBERr Rn IRA1LERs. a7-tt., tam
asm ns oSm us ea'usEh hfasea G9Es
TRAILER TT balI SALES rs Route l. Berwyn Nd
WANTED Wa house trailer STANDARD type
81 900. Call evenings. NO 404l. .os
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st. Johns Church Orphonoge
'Mends' MoIodiusted Children

The 89-year- old institution, which
originally was under the auspices
of historic st. Johns Church but
is now almost entirely dependent OH
the community, is holding open
house Wednesday from to 7 pm.
The board of lady managers will
serve tea and the children will
guide visitors over the building.
Due to increasing demands on
its resources, Mrs. Albert Hawley
Lucas, wife of the headmaster of
ST. Adams School and of the ladies
board, and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis.
first vice president, are appealing
for financial support and many
other types of assistance.
In an active family of so growing
boys and girls, things wear out "a pid-
ly and sheets, towels, blankets and
yardage for girls dresses are always
needed. There is a great big sweet
tooth at ST. Johns, too, so gifts
OF candy and fruit will be jubilantly
welcomed. Games and athletic
equipment are other boons to a
happy childhood.
The record of those who have
gone out from the orphanage and
are now happily married. with
worthwhile families of their own
Is impressive.
Information on the schools needs
can be obtained by calling National
1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont .

FoRDS AND MERCURYS wanted; will pay
sxtTs for n ears in good condisioa WEST
Nash CANS A MaNTfpI. IL lost aI3 10 1912 CELL
Ing Ing, price price paid i in good condition: viii
s Es9 by my H Hther d make
oIDsMoBILE WANfE Efs care are 81 still IL pay nS
SCI sMFSnnfGEt WsNFE bo w. IA Wi f 90
Vi R saG p0 st sPy N5 Se1 s$1 81 cash
eS5 faaS ca 81 G GO Fed
aedGn faTk esS vii pay sy0 &c
E FTHSGTA A WSS SAfS S0 ss ssi ss pay
Is gElss5 s. L BSsq f2a 1880
WO. 1886 and get every dollar your car
Is nI,T Tor a, nc 51oo Wis. ave-. CAROLINA
PONTIAC WANTED-wc are still paying
Sop Prices Tor cars n good condition. Call
RsUTos T4 Bob ss2 Terrst
EoFSR sAnfs conn s s"'' CENTRAL zsSf sz
CAPITOL CADILLAC Cove, need cars
now and are paying ceiling prices for all
makes Of acceptable cars, Drive to 1922
22nd st: NV. or phone MA $500 to sell
erence arrangement. CAPITOL CADILLAC
$500 CASH paid for your Buick. Fords,
mobiles, Dodsss and studepaker cars
n 9 op nas ct n e1Tner 18th and sts. nv
ga stAHNMo5s1 + MOTORS 1900 18th
WANTED-10o cars wanted for immediate
buyers We are not afraid Of the coming
AT fRs HG1I 'f Buick Il pn eo WA ALL HY
PRICE NO oBJECT-1;;Any make or model.
lss vi ssm fsaS Slt ' svs
OLD oifi -M Nj HI CARS, any make. price no
Sglsss NJ Moro Sa H Ea sa'4 ave. sHo as
Fiji FIJI { RETAIL PRICE pAD-your car is
desired in areas where transportation is
poor; buyers are waiting at our office for
cars; sell today. get what your car is worth
now; Washington's oldest exclusive used
car dealers. all cash. See Mr.. Barnes for
open lot. 1900 18th St. corner N st. NV
iii. BARNEs-sANDERs MOTORS. ~
PONTIAC DEALER FLOOD will try to pay
VIZ 500 ea i EIooD Pontiac s0hne''ieu''
OUR TARMER ass,s are IN dire need Of that
the car. have the dough. Well! what
1854; residence. co. 1888. 4432 Conn.
Will BUY FOR CASH clean and used
cars Legardless Of model. Call BENDALL
yf bEA TE R s
saye Time cash w PEss HT any fNe s1e
WANTED FOR CASH any ~ n make io of m SSn
car. truck or ststion wagon, highest LEGAL
eqhst eHAs arso Ssr Coz son csesro.
dealer. 7725 Wisconsin ave. NV.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1889 FORD pickup truck, in good condi-
1887 HALF-TON DODGE Panel TRUCK
fR5 fa otA s5aH a'e 44 1sth
STUDEBAKER, REQ, 1912. "a tons. 10
eonerete mixers mixer a e DUMP trucks 0 Priee
81 400. JAMES N. CRAIG, 800 st. s.w.,
9 etn BeDY Fri o ss w sSa 4s YES
TWo c55F 1895 International, 10 wheels;
two TN Special 1885 Brockway, 6 wheels;
in good running condition. HoWAT CON-
CRETE CO. INC, . S st, s.w,: Washington,
Pas e Tsep 81 ron Atla FRac 53Ss with
foot a' drop-frame Closed EcIuxe trailer MH can
be used for furniture or freight; 36xs
tires, heavy duty; first-class shape; price,
200. win demonstrate; bargain. Box
FoRD 1892 1a,ton panel: $500; within
LoNGW Hafaapq BASE f. steel tee dump body, e1s
f. T gssred # lena can 3 ms $685. high
cH H1fSa Ii 1a4l 1,aton chassis and cab.
new motor extra heavy tires: 2-speed
1e41 Command and Reconnaissance, below
ceiling price; only S495 as is. 1885 Ford
] ha-ton truck. with dump body, below CELL
aF D p o with S aa q rae esns
Sl.6s5 FRED MOTOR CO.. 501a Georgia
M Irrational 1871 K-7 and 1910
maximum load, Is tons; $4,000; private
RRss1 TERN sE e9Sl 1s41 kse tractor with
9Th wheel, 2-speed rear axle, good Sx25x2t
LONG, DI 1870
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BY JESSIE FAINT EVANS.

A once staid, old-fashioned house
at 1922 F street NV, near Jeffer-
son choice of site for the Capitol
Building, is helping train children
for useful lives in the democracy
for which ne strove. There, in the
ST. Johns Church Orphanage, which
is really a home for maladiusted
children rather than an orphanage,
some fifty boys and girls between
kindergarten age and l6 years old
are finding a sense of security in
its happy atmosphere.
Nearly all Of them are problem
children from broken homes when
they enter" according to Miss Mary
Edith Coulson, its director" Very
few are community liabilities when
they leave"
1t is not unusual for the new
entrants to gain from one to six
pounds a month because of their
better balanced and more nourish-
ing food, the absence OF cross-cur-
rents of emotional conflict and the
substitution of normal routines of
life for haphazard ones.
Typical of the natural. friendly
relationship which prevails between
the children and Miss CoulSon. who
is one of this city's most progress
Sive social service workers. are such
frequently voiced pleas and needs
as, Miss Coulson, please. how do
you spell San Francisco" or My
skate strap is broken. VIII you
please help me to fix it?'
Protected From Delinquency.
One-third OF the children who
are cared for in this institution
are referred from the Board of
Public Welfare. The other two
thirds come through the attendance
departments of our public school
system, or are suggested by the
churches of this city without regard
to UNCONVENTIONAL bias. While it is
still possible to mould their char
acters, they are protected from the
pitfalls of juvenile delinquency
through sympathy, understanding
and wise training. Babies and
mentally deficit children are not
accepted because the special facil-
tiles for their adequate care are
lacking.
The boys and girls live there
the year around. During the school,
season they attend public schools
either the Grant, Cochran or Cor.
don Junior High. A most salts
factory relationship exists between
/ these schools and the institution
The children's reports average
good or better.
/ st. Johns even has a tiny philan-
thropic fund from which it pays
| for extra curricular instruction fol
unusual children in whom an in.
veStment seems warranted. One
former st. Johns Church Orphan.
/ age girl now holds a responsible
position in large store because OF
the special business aptitude. Train.
ing made available to her after
she had been operated on by DR.
! Daniel Bruce Moffet of the insti-
tution's medical staff, so she coulc
hear again. after deafness through
scarlet fever in her infancy.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

s.! a1p SAX ftfa SIZES aazs
LEO RoGcA. Nc e viii viii s buy any any make or
@Sse nf Roc s.sd N 4Sd Gehne At
TRia a, GSGseo M SSPofS pays full ceiling
w laSl 3 l. ave ne; or esIl DE: $500; :.
dosrs del ss msh1 cost hundrsd Of
and get absolutely top value. Wei also
give you priority number to make you
e cams be TO is s sws Po W. sn a
ately need your car and we are prepared to
p N29 GL no' INC, 2and and N SITS. NV,
FELL CEILING PRICES pA1D-Don't Sell
u Int5 you see , us; need 100 ears-1e3o to
car is paid for. will give you cash II car
Is not paid pa fer. win pay Of balance ane
sfsn Washnssons essss eaaS
praisal All cash Or certified check Only
corner ST. n PT'e OPEN 0sB se su1 1dh
Ga kf5sh with Hi t Good ssl ss
s sS EtAhEAM w A q ys gaLhs high cash
Cock; c9 RI ss5i CO. 9s.Ss Il. ave. and
SELL YOUR CAR to us now before prices
o5fess s eo P i5ss Pa Rsd ave- WOE g.
SAVE $500 IN COLD CASH by selling your
e neE s. me w III nGss s6aq y rs
sl,s86 CASH paid for you Buick. Ford,
Plymouth. Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile,
p psTasle hi hish 90. prices. WILLIAMS AUTO
z1EssEs I5sst 70, sssE
MAKE k2oG S0sE1i W. are 4S aTsent,
in need Of 49,, 40. ~ Fords. Plymouths,
s asK%sy Mo sSS5 = 20 st. NV MI olsS'
coAsT:fN PoNTIAc. 4o7.4ssf Florida dds' ave- e.
ca Iii oa auf Spen sA sEEfnnss farmers
bly, do without; You have the car, have
os9 BoB TsRRE Mha VIZ a. sssa s Ea rss
denee, CO 1898; 51O0 Wis. ave.
VETERAN will pay top price for nice,
f moas eassenaer F0Ea f. S SssYr0 Ply
y va spa party for goed lste-model Buick
IN GREAT NEED e Of CAR. 's 81 or or later later
S sfsh psyat SEsp 5y SnE S "a osse work
vii PAY up to $3.50. Phon. any time
G Col v12eSiI VS. OR MODEL A FORD.
any condition considered. Call Woodley
CAITHNEss BUICK, INC, wants good used
cars car and pays 9PA ceiling prices 471s
WAaTED aae IN model w 4 q
sedan sSs1 sy msdieal student cash. Cali RI.
paEksE ri E Aes mn give your old t.I. IL.
caSssr; absolutely no dealers. Cali EMer-
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Births Reported

William and Shirley Anderson, boy.
Robert and Corrine Abel. boy.
Harry and Lucy BlankenShip. boy
wilson and Geneyieve, Bourque, boy.
John and Helen Burns. boy boy
Roy and MarJorle Coleman, boy.
William and Agnes, cuddy. boy.
Jomes a and s SsiTe E 9Tsseh boy
Leonard and Charlotte Fenlon. boy.
Albert and Julia Gezeile, boy
Walter and Muriel Grace, boy.
BENJAMIN and Gloria Green. boy
lanes 5pns.sr and d Margaret a,y Hamilton. boy,
Emanuel and Sylvia Haynes boy.
NirGll and Audrey Henderson, boy
Theodore and Margaret Hile, boy.
Arthur and Flora Hogan, boy.
John and Billie Jsros, boy.
Fred and Vera Jensen. boy.
Ialmaoge and LULU johnson, boy
Andrew and Dorothy Jones, boy.
Frank and Phyllis Judy, boy.
Pa al and Evelyn Kiess. Rirl.
William and Barbara Kloss, boy.
HARRY and Frances, Knott. boy.
Curt and Marie Krumpe. boy,
Leonard and Gladys Lanham, boy.
Erwin and Mary Laukhuff, boy.
Carl and Christina Mann, boy.
theodore and Mary Martenuke, boy.
Noah and Anita. Menard. boy.
Anthony and Hazel Miller, boy.
Lewis and Bettyl Moorman, boy.
Maclyn and, Emily Monroe. boy
Thomas and Margaret Murray, boy.
Phillip and Muriel Myers. boy.
George and Josephine McDermott, be
Willis, AND, Jessie Novel;, boy.
Hercel and Rita Patrick, boy.
Irving and Evelyn Pittleman, boy.
Marion and Jane Rainey. boy.
Otto and Perola Raulino, boy.
Philip and Margaret Roberts, boy.
Joseph and Ruth Sibert, boy.
Martin and Margaret Smihula. boy,
Owen and Jacqueline Spell, boy.
Daniel and Mary Sunday. boy,
Ellis and Gisele Trueman, boy.
George and Helen Wahl, boy.
Harold and Violet Weber, boy.
George and Betty Wheat, boy.
Ralph and Della Windsor. boy.
Reginald and Jane Wittek, boy.
Thomas and Norma Young. boy.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTO. 5-passenger. 1898 to 1871; sailor,
pay all cash: call Sunday or after 8 pm.
ARMY PILOT receiving discharge will pay
cash to private party only for a or ~
convertible; top must be in good condi-
AUTO, 5 or Z PASSENGER Plymouth. Chew
rolet or Ford; pay cash; call after q.
stick OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON ORME, 18th and NJ SITS.
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON g. oRME,
18th and n SITS. NV. Call District 500
ALL CASH, individual wants good used car
immed,. late model preferred; price sec
CASH FOR RI YOUR S1H cAR-Fords. chevrolets
sna P hed ana Atlantic T1i $500
k Il 1h ifas 2o S NV bisfras
WE PAY CASH PRICES for late-model
S S1: M Mr.. Rosenthal, MT Harold Hor or
Mr.. Pau. Jones will gladly call at your
R bone s snd ms5s zea hs SsI SCI o cht for
rolet. 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc. 632
M i vents Ws a lsts-model cars aoeo
WANTED-'37 or '3s Chevrolet. Plymouth
or Ford: cash for right car. Call Sunday
DISABLED VETERAN needs car '37 to
cash Il VS. IS $685. No deaea
or any other desirable car urgently needed.
To get full ceiling price in cash immedi-
e esT to } Iov1 ~ Ss9 1918 oEn st.
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords. Pontiacs or any
NEED then and VII gay tbs hFhss ceiling
pupont q 2.5 aA"AiNs' 1855 i4'h ST. NV
ALL CASH for 80. 81 or '3s car: must
be clean and in good mechanical condi-
Will 10 f asaesS soo al price for good auto
portation bad. Address P. o. Box 1917.
ftAkl s0s Bars: We slye you both cash and
Soo 9sg at s sGd mo Gh pses G s Or
p, 5 5000 used car 90 can CO. 500 betSsen
VETERAN needs car. good condition. pre-
fer late model Ford Chevrolet sedan; no
a scK Fhene Or WILLIAMS RE va s8s
private party; will pay ceiling price. all
BUICK, Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Olds
and Pontiacs badly needed to supply de-
Highest prices paid for clean cars; Drive
inside our modern parking building for
s aRnSnsf Of sa IT, Miller It Ex 7t aso g.
BUICK 40, Al, AZ coupe or equivalent,
y var by ex-Army ofheer; Dash. Box
BUICK OwNERs-caI Bob Terrett. EN-
.a S. cc sssr' av s0s GrS SfqI e' Mo
BUfCks WxNTED-we will pay the limit,
T S1bkHe 4 SGlek s u cEfyE sslS
hss i! ssss cai1 ESSa a ssn1ol'i0h' veteran
~ AgSs
Is TeT.hss .,z 1892 Conn. ave. CENTRAL
CHEVROLETS, oldsmobiles and pontiacs
wanted; will pay extra for cars in good
condition. WESTMoRELAND AUTOS. IA.
cHEvRoLETs wANTED-we will pay the
Unit as t mpds SAFES snE ss So 81 cash
tape. scHLEGEL & GOLDEN od 81 Carroll ca reH
St, Takoma Park. D. c., Georgia $500.
GHRYSLER-Highest cash PRICES paid for
W tfICss5S MOTORS. cSrysler. Piymo a
FORD oWNERsN-call Bob Terrett. wo.
s gsffh; SloO wis. ave- czRoElNA AUTO
FORD wANTED--we ar. still paying top
WEST ssTM tos sasi n g HHo6 IA 1900
seHiEdEL e "a ioss e sS7 Carton s..
Fo ofka%a RsTE n Ct oseTfia nsy g 5Se limit
VI IEE 9S A az sl1Es Nc ~ ssls
sz9A and Set every dollsr y9grA eaMs !.
u
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TREADWELL Auto & Truck Sales, -s501
s snsy s ma r. a. F0 sH a ss6s SILVER
spection, trade and terms invited.
Ford 1941 Tudor super de luxe, black
good paint, good condition, spotlight and
heater, guaranteed and warranted; less
than ceiling price; will sell 1915; trade
and terms invited.
Reconnaissance Army car, 6-passenger
ply tires. good condition, Just the thing
for general or heavy duty work; suitable
for pickup truck: price, S525, SITS down
Tractor, Hercules, factory built, on good
rubber tires. in good condition; ready and
willing to work: S345
60; Trs at bus. -passenger 80 IT..
1871 Dodge tractor, brakes, good tires
good but rough in condition; S1,495. S49E
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Bethesda PTA to Hold -
Forum Session Tuesduy

A forum discussion on compulsory
military training will feature the
Tuesday evening meeting of the Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase High School
Parent Teacher Association.
Dr. Ralph w. Mcdonald, executive
secretary of the department of
higher education, NEA, will speak
against the proposition and 1t. Col.
E. Brooke Lee of the Maryland Park
and Planning Commission will speak
for it. A returned veteran and a
high school student who will enter
military training next year will tell
how they feel about it.
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

1910 Indian : buddy seat,
crash oars. Les shields; good condition;
$500 Warfield S52l.
MOTORCYCLE, Indian, rs; Harley con-
trolls buddy seat, saddle bags: good con-
dition. Sunday to 4. 1884 L St. NV.
1885 DE SOTO ENGINE, complete, in good
running condition, $50. 12220 Mt. Olivet
I'd. ne TR. 1900.
VET, NEEDS CASH. will sacrifice. as new.
As Indian "a" motorcycle, extras incl;
saddle bags: buddy seat, foam rubber seat,
RECAPPING in Wash. 1-day service: guar
aantee Workmanship: leave the car before
sAfEs c resd' & Rm SoNsP PhaD. d
nS34 and LU. 1877
AUTO RADIO for 1871 Plymouth. G.
Southway, Greenbelt, Md.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 81" overhead 1871;
very good condition; all accessories; $3.50
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, 4es interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL Co, so4 18th
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
MoRToAdE & iNvEsTMEN;T CORP. is1S
n: Y ave: NV. National $3.50.
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
< st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
SALARIED LADIES--H you need money
see Mr. Green (strictly confidentiaD. 1014
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before Dor
MENT CO, sir 9th st. NV. DI. $50.
MONEY on lst or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
sO7 18th MA 5000.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
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FARMS FOR RENT,

Tobacco farm. new five-room bungalow
electricity, water in kitchen; to rent on
shares to good tobacco farmer. J. r.
SHIELDS, 5306 Decatur st, HyattsVllle,
Md Hyattsville 50S6.
WANTED - TENANT FARMER on 5000
basis, who owns his own farm equipment
opportunity for sober man of good char
velop large beef cattle business on range
of 5000 acres rough land: so acres now
cleared. Good 4-room house with running
water. new farm buildings. including
brooder, chicken and hog runs, Property
located in Virginia. about Is miles from
Washington. Immediate possession. In
reply provide full particulars as to equip
ment Owned. experience, references, etc
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BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED up to and IN
Guiding December the Bird for all or por-
tons Of the following material; 40 400
bbls sodium silico huoride, 30 500-lb
bbls. sodium silico fiuoride. 80 35o-lb.
bbls. sodium silco fuoride, l32 3d5-lb
bags sodium sufate. 7,736 5-gallon steel
pals. All bids must be in duplicate and
sent by. registered mail. return receipt
requested. to the undersigned. This ma
terial is a part of termination inventory
on Government contract. DU RITE
DETERGENT COMPANY, INC, $500 18th
nj "a
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer;

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor CO: authorized GMc truck dealer;
A new group Of Army reconditioned
trucks. some new. all in excellent condition.
Chevrolets, 1912. 1la-ton. left stake body.
Cheyrolets. 1912. k-ton stake, pow winch.
Chevrolets, 1871. 1a-ton stake. DOW, winch.
Chevrolets. 1912. 1h-ton dumps
Chevrolets,. 1871, .1h-ton dumps.
REQ 1942 Atom dump.
Dodge 1871 command and rec. cars.
Jeep, WHY'S. 1943. airborne
Ford; 1871, 1-ton crane truck.
Trailers, new ammunition carts, 1877 so.
Winches. power, 5-ton, new. complete, S165
Truck stake bodies. S35.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling, All have heavy-duty Army tires.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. s143 Lee high
Sunday 10 to 8: CH. 1000, OK. 0652.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25
GARAGES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE TILED GARAGES. rear a14 V
st. ne: 20-foot paved and well-lighted
alley: 81 per month. MARSHALL j
WAPLE Co, 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 1916,
GARAGE, 1926 18th st NV; can be used
for storage, So mo. Taylor 6S7S.
CONCRETE GARAGES. near Piney Branch
I'd. and crittenden St; wide alley. easy
70 drive e, in and out; g each Ma nos1
Wisconsin ave. Phone NO. 1891 or ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25

ESTABLISHED GARAGE-This profitable.
going business, which has been in. opera
by the owners: about l00-car capacity
vita many other possibilities. 100000
wonderful opportunity for an experienced
party. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25

Corporation bonds go up and
down. but your Victory Loan Bonds
are guaranteed to go up in value if
held for more than one year. Their
value increases each year after the
first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-25

Matured Victory Loan Bonds will
buy thirty three and one third per
cent more goods in 1855 than the
original investment will purchase
today.
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MONEY WANTED.

WILL SELL $500 hrst-trust note bearing
3,o face value: also want 5000 first
unimproyed land Attorney. MA. 3114.
WE CAN USE LIST mortgage money, pay
able from / to years, bearing So in
terest. on commercial property, valuable
corner locations. RE 1868