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The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE

hole was melted in my helmet-just
fitted my thumb
He doesn't say what happened
thereafter, but evidently there was q
fortunate end to the mishap.
He is serving with an engineer
port construction unit, specializing
in work of a marine nature. He first
attended the corps of engineers sal
wage school off the coast of Georgia
after volunteering as a diver.
Immediately upon seizure of the
port on Okinawa, salvage operations
began.
1.-The port was literally cluttered
with sunken japanese ships and the
port was needed by our forces to
land supplies" he relates in a letter
to The Courier. THE first week of
diving in Naha was the worst, for
the snipers were all the time bother
ing us
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
VIEW. Will Be
Hosts at Dance
in Local Hall

Fort Peck post Of the Veterans OF
Foreign Wars will be host to all
members and all veterans and their
friends at dance in the new V.F.W.
hall next Thursday night, it is an
nounced by Leonard Moen, chairman
of the dance committee. The dance
will follow the regular pest meeting,
to which all veterans also have been
invited, he said Serving with
Chairman Moen on the dance COM
mittee are three other World War
II veterans, Rex Cain, Otto Opsahl
and Peter Sofos. Music will be pro-
vided by Sim Northrup and his or
cheStra.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01

second half installments, it was re-
ported his morning by Mrs. Nora
Mumford, county treasurer.
Notices were mailed just three
weeks ago for the total real estate
l945 charge of $435, ,041. Collections
up to this morning aggregated $85,-
884, she said. The heavy payment
in advance is without precedent,
she stated.
In addition, about so percent OF
the personal property levy of S25.o44
has been paid, total of $19,653.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
Junior Program to
Be Feature Of
Cherry Creek Meet

A program by Farmers Union jun
iors, directed by Mrs. Dave Rice,
Junior leader, will be one feature of
meeting of the Cherry Greek local
in its hall Saturday night at 8.
President Homer Cloves announced
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, who
attended the state Farmers Union
convention in Lewistown, are ex-
pected to report on it. A social hour
will follow, with cards and refresh
ments.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
WhitiSh Funeral
Service Will Be
Saturday at Two

Funeral services Tor Dorothy Nav
Whitish, l7-month-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Whitish. who
died in a Glasgow hospital Wednes-
day night, will be held in the Peter
son chapel Saturday afternoon at 2.
Inc family makes their home on a
farm 6 miles from Glasgow near the
Fort Peck highway.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
Passes on Coast

Mrs. A. L. Shaw, formerly of Saco
and sister of Mrs. Charles E. Peter
son of Glasgow, died in Long Beach
today, according to a telegram re-
ceived by Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Shaw
was the widow of the first sheriff
of Phillips county, who also ranched
for many years near Saco. A brother,
Mac Kyle of Portland, also survives.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
ACHEN'S SON HOME

Storekeeper Third Glass Lewis
Achen. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Achen, formerly of Glasgow. re-
turned last week after 25 months
service in the Pacific. He is spend
ing a 30-day leave at the home of
his parents near Seattle. He will re-
port to Camp Parks, Calf, for re-
assignment. His father was stationed
here as deputy internal revenue col
lector.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
According to
The Courier"
DEACONESS HOSPITAL BIRTHS

DEACONESS HOSPITAL BIRTHS
A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Hartvick
GarSjo of Nashua, Oct. 81.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lacock
Of Hinsdale daughter, Oct. "a.
To Technical Serg. and Mrs. Vic
tor Bilden a daughter, Oct. 25.
A son to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Berquist of Richland Oct. 80.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD
Scott of Glasgow, Oct. 81.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Alvin Kenneth Bakley, 25, and
Phyllis Wigmore, "a, both of Glas-
gov.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
THE WEATHER
(From Glasgow weather sta

THIS mornings low was 80. The
temperature at IL today was 81.
THE FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday
with occasional snow flurries. Low
tonight about 25. High Friday about
As
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
Almost 20 Percent
Of Real Taxes
Paid i'm Advance

Although first half real property
tax payments are not due until Nov.
80, Valley county property owners
already have paid almost one-fifth
OF the total due for both first and
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
Hunting Schedule
for Duck Season

Listed below are the migratory
bird shooting hours for the Glas,
gow- Fort Peck district for the
balance of the migratory bird shoot
ing season. Shooting may be done
daily, with Dec. 8 the final dav.
starting at 30 minutes before sunrise
and closing at sunset.
Date Before Sunrse Sunset
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01

With modern X-ray equipment
between 100 and 200 chest X-rays
can be made in an hour and it is
a comparatively simple matter to
X-ray all the employees of even a
large company.
The Glasgow courier., 1945-11-01
THE GLASGOW COURIER

Entered at the postoffice at Glas-
gov, Montana as second class
matter october 9Th, 1911.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

average distance of the moon from
the earth is 239 900 miles, and Mars
is about $4,000, 900 miles from us
when it comes closest. Two hun
dred miles would be only tiny
fraction OF the distance from the
earth to the moon or any planet.
Possibly a rocket will circle the
moon and come back to the earth
some day. In that case, pictures
might show us the landscape on
the other side. Most likely the
other side of the moon looks nearly
the same as the side we see.
A human being could not live on
the moon unless he had very spe-
cial help. He would need a good
supply of oxygen to breathe, and
would have to take along his own
water. At night on the moon. wa
ter would freeze. In the daytime
it would boil away.
Two planets-Mars and Venus
may have plant or animal life, but
that Is not certain. A man who
went from the earth to Mars might
get along very well if he took plenty
of oxygen, water and food with him,
and wore warm clothing. Remem-
Der I say might" I have not been
there, and do not know all the
facts about the climate,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Uncle Rows Corner
remind yol

Notes and questions about the
sky appear in a letter from Allen
Lapham, a boy who is much inter-
ested in astronomy. He writes:
Il have read that after the war
we will be able to fasten a camera
to rocket and send it up 200 miles
to take pictures Of the planets and
perhaps the sun, moon and stars.
We may be able to take pictures of
the side of the moon that is turned
away from us. Would any one live
If he was able to get into one of
those planets? Do you think plant
or animal life is up there?"
The camera idea Is
an interesting one, and something
may be done with it during the next
few years. Balloons without pas
sengers, but with weather instru-
ments, have been sent to heights
Of 20 to % miles. Facts about tenn
perature have been learned in that
way.
A camera sent up with a rocket
would need to be automatic, and
it would have to snap pictures very
fast. I doubt that pictures of Mars
or the moon made in that way
would have any special value. The
Evening star., 1945-06-09
WATER FRONT pRopFRTY 1c.., !

WATER FRONT PROPERTY (cont.)
WANTED. within 35 miles Of Washington
farm hn.1a,s OF acreage. State in letter location
Rt RPaildinfs Resfyi,s srd cash price B. R. AcKER
IDEALLY SITUATED Ri furn. cottage or
LsS0,nardtown: Lee, ARD Rent e Oct; ist, $500, OF
ss 4 SiiEss snAca fol % 9sos Ssos and Sept.
coBs fsIAND@Toaa.room DO %ssk aa bSnssow S6ss fur.
5oaS 1Shsd l3s poN6GoS 59K5So f ssgg griss
LAKE JACKSON. a 1e-mi. fresh-water lake,
81 81 mi: in Va. the CatskiIls Of Va; boat:
$500: terms. See them while they 'H last. It.
GaHs6fnasNo S9aRHe 9ns or esll MsnasSas vao 7s-F4
nishee Open z to Sunday. 1f Rose rose Path. sas
psspei,iss ana los MxRY Rsf TE''ss,ilen. 'sohRP.
dsse dsss aeA5thss &c g. EN- olyd tSi1 NV Call week
FAIRHAvEN. MD.-For rent or sale, cot
tase OF rooms and porch. located on a
mountain: niop 2 lots, playground for children,
tifnl spots on the bay: season. $500. Open
WANTED TO RENT bedroom waterfront
t cottage July 18th to August 18th, ami
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mason's Beach. re-
stricted. 80 miles from Washington, on
the bay; large, rooms, electric pump.
En iarge lot; good bathing; price, So $3.50. RE.
EPPING FOREST. MD.-cottase for sale
or rent: 1O0-ft. water front; electric stove,
F5rigidaire; open Sunday CO. 4740. Ext.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Modern cottage,
running water. electricity, immediate occu-
eddrase Drd sSoo srs Inquire Sns
Chesapeake Beach Post once
Evening star., 1945-06-09
T axe MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Grab Bag.

Santa Monica: My 1945 diction-
ary declares "trove" to be obsolete.
But the word "treasure-trove" keeps
popping up in the papers. Please
elucidate-L. M. G.
Answer: Trove, "a thing found"
is not obsolete, but 1t is seldom seen,
except in ''treasure-trove.' 1t is
from an old French verb. trover,
Ito find"
Dayton: A network handbook of
pronunciation" gives "muh-SYER"
as the correct pronunciation of the
French title monsieur" Now, real
ly!-C. E. B.
Answer: No, not really.
First, the "r'' of monsieur is never
pronounced. The vowel sound of
the second syllable is similar to the
III" of urn" preceded by the sound
of the consonant ~" Better say,
m'S-YU.
Little Rock: Before we come to
blows, please tell us whether for
babe" has short or long "a" sound
in the second syllable-Mrs. H. T.
Answer: Forget the 'e" and pro-
nounce it "fawr-BAD."
Washington: Recently, one OF
your readers wanted a word for
champion of the underdog." In
his preface to the Complete Sher-
lock Holmes, Christopher Morley
uses INTERCHANGEABLE" in this
sense.-H. c. F.
Answer: A very interesting COIN
age. from infra-, under" canino-.
a combining form for dog" and
-phile. having a fondness for" I'd
pronounce it: IN-fruh- -kuh-NINE'-
oh-flle.
Amesbury: Why is a "penknife"
so called?-H. E.
Answer: Originally it was a small
knife used in fashioning quill pens.
The word pen is from the Latin
word penna, feather"
What goes on? D. F., Of Des
Moines, submits the loony logic of
the week. The clipping reads:
"Pfc. B. was wounded when at
tempting to throw bride across
the Elbe"
(Released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine.)
Evening star., 1945-06-09
HOUSE TRAiLERs.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headauarters-
New tandem-wheel Schults on display,
also 3-rm. Travelos and Americans, many
used trsilers and luggage trailers; 12, Is
ana ana - mos. financing plans. Call us today
service work. We have Barnes internS. Inter a.
tional and Duo Therm heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC, open until
9. 4O30 Wisconsin ave. WO 1899.
NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers
inelIdlng including tandems Cash for your trailer
Esrwyn. Nd; Tel: Berwyn As for appraisal
NEW CONTINENTAL TANDEM, Universal,
lage: HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE,
600 Marlboro I'd. Sc. Hillside Os6I
rOR SALE-One 1941 Elcar de luxe "a
IT, trailer, A No. l condition: brand.nev
top; 81 $50. Also one trailer awning,
lsxl4; S25. Alex. $3.50. o.
NATIONAL 1871 tandem; good tires bot
tie gas stove. brakes in excellent condi-
ton: a good buy HILLSIDE TRAILER
E VILLAGE, 5000 Marlboro I'd. sc. Hill
Evening star., 1945-06-09

INTERNATIONAL 1895 Gao dump; good
tires. Call HI. 1343-W. 15s
needed
Dumps 80, 1912 Dodge, lIa-ton. ..
speed rear axles. 2-yd. bodies; 1912 Dodge,
lha.ton. 2-yd. body; 1912 Ford 1Ha-ton,
model 99T. 3-yd. bodJ: 1910 Ford, 1ia-
ton. 1ls-yd. body: 1910 Dodge (o), ~
ton. 2-yd. body. 2-speed rear axle, optional
4.wheel drive; l3) 1912 REQ. "a ton mode
AS 23. forward speeds. 3 and yard
bodies: 1941 Information 3-ton model ks
4-yard body, 5 forward speeds.
Stakes, 1870 Dodge, 1ha-ton; 1910 In.
ternational, 2-ton. IA IT.
Pickups. 1910 Dodge, 1a-ton; 1941 Dodge
winch
Tractors. 1871 Dodge. e-ton, a-speec
rear axle, 6-speed transmission
Wreekers. 1910 Ford, ton, with boom
1910 Diamond z. 1-ton. with boom: GMC
1941, 4-ton. COE s75-20 tires, air brakes
196-inch wheelbase, overdrive, 1000 axl,
miles.
Command cars. 1941 and 1910 Dodses
h-ton. make excellent farm trucks.
All our trucks have heayy-duty Army
tires. low mileage and are in excellent
condition; terms, trades. CENTRAL MO.
TOR CO, 3143 Lee highway. Ari., Va,
CH.. 1000. OK. 055a daily, Q to 8: Sunday
Evening star., 1945-06-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 limo. sedan; wheels, guar
anteed Al eendition. good tires: $3.50.
sns ias opA rf4Aeo isHs sTH Hsr Po
good tires. radio and heater; this will
oke oPk ess one sooR siI
II42 24th St. NV. RE. 0123.
finish: seat covers and heater; good run
Ceiling PEse Moos sTee within se
R9Hkyllle RGfiGK az 5sg Open Sundays II to B.
white sidewall tires. radio and heater
black finish; this is an exceptionally clean
S4ckssD SSToR sA2Es Pa Pa ssh s;'1s 3:
CHEVROLET 1895 e-door sedan; radio and
WAY MOTOR CO. 3obl NJ st. NV.
CHRYsLER 1889 4-door sedan: radio,
heater and oyerdrive; excellent condition
Mo4os co tno sosf 0sA St ssa. n%
eaRostfsiY eaosi 1912 eonvertiel. Victoria sedan;
'5ss z b SoToR saGEs 2Ea eeas aa4s
DE So TO 1855 Fs eonSeTsiSl. SaI sedan; new top
and Paint an, an :ttTaetIve car so9d runnns
asRYkAMP np.n Ea5goJs MoToRs NC Rockville Sss.
DE dIEI;t,1 saIo 1912 Ejith Ave- sedan; excellent
sI.7o0. JACK PRY MOTORS, I'm and
bbopGE 1s41 custom sedan; radio. heater
iNS;; heety,ile 5Ss: opsn SUNDAYS i : 3:
finish: $3.50: within oPA ceiling. PARK
WAY w MOTOR CO.. 3o51 M st. NV.
sSHD .:s sssa :sa 6sz Gfss' ssss asss -sEt H
FORD fsse coupe; sa2S. within opAi CELL
FoRp 1889 eoape sS5 Htn opA
ing. 5s06 Ga. ave, ia. O23s.
FORD 1941 club convertible; radio and
ceiling. PAKKWAY MOTOR CO. so6i n n
FoKb fs a~i is4a n eiaS aas' convertible radio and
heater escellsnt s mechanical condition; low
sS51 aRA ssfiins ss nv9 rARkWAx MI' Sfss MOTOR co.
sis Within ssesa SPA eens SSen. fSSa ssndts5 VI
GRAHAM 1887 sedan; s455, within oPA
HUPM0BILE 1896 2.door sedan; good
ed. five good tires, heater; private owner:
ss9o; ss9o; much below oPA ceiling. Oliver
Ia SALE 1887 convertible sedan: ssse,
y wishin y - oPA aoss ceiling price, $500 Ga. ave.
LINCOLN I1S,: !,.: 1877 7;psss. sedan; excellent
RARkWHY MOTOR Co., so5f 5ns X s.. pl.s., n.S.,
LINCOLN eonvertile sedan, $50, all cash;
tires. running condition: all-aluminum
ISslsE 2R4 'esss sss sen 4ssl Radio
heater; heater; good tires; ssssllens eondision;
LINCoLN-ZEPHYR 1s41 4-door sedan;
radio, heater and overdriye, perfect shape
eens E M tsses re co ttsTs
Snsr1sy G1lssyi1ls RI atH SILVER sprins; sH 400
ss fH1nns AiRs99fGsNSBB iofdas vsan ae
Sf2 99sa 1sss sunssss s.oaool Il
sedan; series 20. good condition tfroush-
qaSns 9at; s55s; Tr;js Sjthip I,. oPA ceiling Mary
SIPsMoshhE& & 1897 Tudor trunk sedan;
sasesMs.ss .sia OBI A,s.sne ss}is. ,AdE
rAGKARD = ls4l .llo" S:aoor sedan: war
PeooNNTIAS; AiexandrIs. Va; TIE 1886.
rACkARD formal sedan. 1888, model 1882.
eompartments with best Grade broadcioth.
Has disappearing glass partition and can
be driven either BY, owner or chauffeur.
excellent mechanical condition and good
$2. 705: RANDALL MOTORS, INC, 1850
18th st NV: Elk. $500.
PACKARD 1898 100 convertible sedan; 8
good tires. radio and heater, green finish,
AL condition throughout S1,1e4, OPA
ceiling: PACKARD MOTOR SALES. 1242
oath st. n W., RE. O123.
PACKARD 1910 100 touring sedan; 5 GOOD
tires. radio and heater, blue inisk this is
z very clean car; OPA ceiling. S1,7S7.
PACKARD MOTOR SALES. 1242 24th st.
n.w.s RE-. O123.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
BY Dave Breeer Goren on Bridoe

6oren on bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South
deals.
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The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
2NT Pass 81 Pass
"a Pass "A Pass
GA Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Five Of diamonds.
The final contract was six spades.
On an examination of the combined
holding 1t becomes apparent that the
slam contract Is not sound one.
The odds are very heavily against
fulflllment. In the first place there
is an inevitable heart loser. After
which there is the queen of trunps
to worry about, not to mention the
distribution of the adverse trumps
and the little matter of handling the
odd club. But in the actual bidding
it is rather difficult to avoid reach
ing the slam. This is apt to be the
case on hands in which there is
such a distinct duplication of VAL
ues as is the case in the diamond
situation, where South's ace-king
are duplicated by North's void.
North's response of three clubs was
made specifically for the purpose Of
affording South the opportunity to
show a major suit If he happened
to have one; the void in diamonds,
initiating somewhat against final
no-trump contract.
The five of diamonds was opened
and declarer was called upon to
time his sequence of plays perfectly
in order to fulfill this precarious
contract. The diamond ruff must
not be taken now because 1t will be
required for purposes of entry into
dummy later in the play. The first
trick was won with the king in the
closed hand and high trump led
just for luck. The three of hearts
was then led to the nine in the
dummy. East actually took the
trick and returned club. Declarer
won and overlook the ten of hearts
with the jack to try the spade
| finesse. This succeeded and the re-
manning trump was drawn. The
king of hearts was then cashed,
dummy entered with a diamond
ruff, and the losing club discarded
on the established heart.
Note that if the diamond is ruffed
in dummy early, East will refuse to
take his ace of hearts till the third
round, and declarer will have no
entry to dummy in the end play to
cash the long heart.
| (Copyright l945, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1945-06-09
Eastern Shore Group to Meet

The June meeting of the Eastern
Shore Society of Washington will be
held at 7 pm. Monday in the Fair
fax Hotel, 2100 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV, and will be addressed by
Senator Radcliffe. Democrat, Of
Maryland, A motion picture film
which shows the effects of erosion
in the Grand Canyon will be shown.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL EsTATE.

MINED. OCCUR; mod, rms. furn.; best
dist L. A. owner will exch rental or
income prop. with Wash. D. Brokers
invited. Wire, write, N B. PERRY, 722
Dunsmuir, Los Angeles. To-
FOR SALE BY OWNERS: 21a acres high
ground on State paved road, guaranteed
title; between Orlando and Zellwood Fiori,
yer month SLAUSON. National 6631. g
LARGE 2-STORY HOUSE, 2h baths;
Vile, Va. Shown by owner. Cali or phone
MRS. LENA WARE or MRS. BEN CRAMP-
TON. 15s
HUNTING and fishing resort, located In
Hampshire County, w. Va, about 25 miles
1rem WINCHESTER. Va: 80 acres, large
frame dwelling of Is rooms, river at foot
OF lawn. 150 acres of land nearby on river
also; price for both, $4,000. THE
MOORE INSURANCE g. REALTY CO., Box
10 Charles Town, w. Va.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

tain and seaside camps for children. Rates
5000 and up WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSOCIATION. RE. 1899
ELGRAVE LAKES, Maine-Private de luxe
camp, completely furn., linen, blankets and
silver; safe beach for children. garage,
boat, maid available: restricted. MRS
PAUL, FOSTER, ME 1895,
Evening star., 1945-06-09
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED-Water-fron farm within so
miles of D. c., under $4,000. Box 2s3-D,
BEVERLY BEACH, in Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
BEAUTIFUL BUiLDiNG SITE for that
beach cottage you have been planning,
located at shoreham Beach; lot 75 #.
Owner will take best cash offer MYRTLE
4. WEAPON CO. 1919 Vermont ave,
sALE-All-year 5-room and bath modern
home; beautiful grounds, 8 lots. fenced.
fruit, kitchen garden, outdoor fireplace;
beach, boat anchorage; overlooking beauti-
full Chesapeake Bay, .26 miles from D. E.
out Central ave. Only $3.50: reasonable
weekdays. los
Evening star., 1945-06-09
PROPOSALS..

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Clerk S
nish the House Of Representatives with
Ice for the, fiscal year ending June 80,
1946, will be received up to II o'clock
noon on June %, 1945. Ice to be deliv-
cred at such times and in such quantities
as may be REQUIRED. Right to reject any
TRIMBLE, Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives, by H. NEWLIN MEGILL, acting.
le9.
house OF REPREsENTATIyEs, Clerk S
der hand towels, bath towels, sheets and
pillow covers will be RECEIVED Up to IL
ing said articles for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1a46. Right to reject any and
all bids is hereby reserved. SOUTH
TRIMBLE, Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatives. by H. NEWLIN MEGILL, acting.
je9,10,11
Evening star., 1945-06-09
LEON TOBRINER 4 FREDERICK G.
UMHAU, Attorneys,
nrk

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia, Hold
ins Probate court.-Estate Of Josephine
Admnstrston bosfet
having ts. 3 been I,, made herein for probate Of
ceased. and for letters testamentary on
Julia Kennedy Burke, 1t is ordered this
2srd day Of May. A.D. le4b. that Daniel
Geots. Ssiliysn Jk aawrsnes D. snsehy'
sheehy, she ic,l Eileen Kennedy nen-rssidsnts:
Street Str tn NV Washingson; D. G: ali adults,
A;D: 194b, at 1000 O'Clock AM, to sho.
granted. Let notice hereof be published
IN In, the "Washington Law Reporter and
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentiol,ed, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return I3T day. Witness; the Honorable B3:
Court, this 23rd day OF May AD 1s45.
ISealo Attest: VICTOR s. MERsCH. Reg
Clerk Of the Probate Court. my2fte2 81
Evening star., 1945-06-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-f you need money,
TIONAL FINANCE Co. 1Ol4 K st. NV
Ist. End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS on real
estate; Money within 4S hours. METRO
MONEY ON SLCOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates: NATIONAL
N, ave; NV National $3.50
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
rowing Lowest rates. % coLoNIAI etnSI INVEST. SST
MENT co. S17 9th ST. NV. DI 6l5U
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts prompt
or b. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th VA S032
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
WALSHE. INC. l115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646s
Evening star., 1945-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES (cec,.) !.
JOSEPH r. CASTILLO, Attorney,
637 Woodward Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing a. Probate Court.-Estate Of Andrew
J. Smith, Deceased. - No. 64,467. - Ad-
ministration Docket 136. = Application
the last VIII and testament Of said de-
ceased. and for letters Of administration.
IT is ordered this oath day Of May, AID.
1945. that Marion H. Swanson, Mile H.
Houser. sylvia. H. Widmyer, Genevieve H.
Brashear, Della H. Huffman, Margaret H.
Loney, Helen M. Baird, Blanche M. Mos
lener, Mary M. Watkins, Belle NJ. Ingram,
Anna X. Mechem. Oliver H. .Mechem, James
F. Mechem.. John t. Mechem, Mary M
Booker, Walter B. Cope, Jennie B. Nell
veen, Harry Q. Birch, Louise M. Kaufman,
Margaret NJ. Fulton, Harry C. Birch, Sam
Of July. AID. 1945. at 1000 o'clock AN,
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the washington Law Re-
porter" and The Evening Star" once in
each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned, the first pub
lfcation to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. Witness, the Hon
orable BOLITHA J. LAWS, Chief Justice Of
said Court, this Gath day OF May, AID
1945. tseal) Attest: VICTOR s. MERsCH,
Register Of Wills for the District OF Colum-
bia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1945-06-09

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
which you have removed it. II you have
"Lettered-Out' correctly it's q big hill.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter Out,
I'D FORTY-TORY treactionary).
"a REGALED-LEDGER (book)
(R) DELIVER-VEILED (hoodedl
(C) GENETIC-TEEING (preparins 10
(E) LAPSE-SLAP tsmack),
Evening star., 1945-06-09
ACREAGE WANTED.

ONE OR MORE ACRES for commercial
purpose, preferably near Wash. other sites
considered; will trade with owner or agent
Phone AT. SOIL
10 TO 100 ACRES in Fairfax County, will
pay cash. Falls Church S12-W-1
Evening star., 1945-06-09
FARMS WANTED.
SUMMER CAMPS.

WANTED FARMLAND near D. c.. must be
heap for cash. FULTON r. GORDON.
427 Eve St n W. DI. $3.50 until s pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-09
MONEY WANTED.

FIRST TRUST NOTES for sale, secured on
well-located D. C. properties Call Harry
Dreisen, ia. 6902. or MURRAY CO.,
MA. 1858.