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TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CONTINUE

Traffic accident injury victims in this
country, since Pearl Harbor, are placed at
8. See. 600 by the National Safety Council.
whlch paints out that this figure is almost
iise times the number wounded in the ma
llon's armed forces
The number of Americans killed or
Maimed on the highways represents a
taRie loss 10 families involved and an eco
uomie loss o. the entire nation. That we
sake lt for granted that close to 100 individ-
aals dee every day as a result OF traffic ac-
f.dents Is a strange commentary on people
Nho sorry about the misfortunes of nearly
everybody on the globe
4 ls difficult 30 understand the apathy
of the average American to such a fearful
tall Apparently. everybody should be in
tetested in measures 90 save human life on
the highways by the strictest enforcement
81 traffic regulations. Despite the fact that
experience shows that such enforcement
viii reduce accidents and save lives. there
3 an amazing lack Of public interest in such
endorsement.
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Chapter S

Chapter 5
MAGNOLIA began to weep
- copiously. Like a sudden
tropical storm. large tears gushed
down her fat cheeks, as she
clasped her chubby hands and
rocked her rotund body to and
fro.
''Lordyi Lordyl" she moaned.
Master John done leave nah
honey-chile and now the
devil done take over, maxim nah
baby see things what anti"
Sambo's body jerked as though
it had been jabbed with hatpin.
"Ah's quittin'l" he gasped. "Ah is
a very sick man and in no con-
dition to saddle no more horses
specially for daid folksl"
Listen here, you good-fo'-
nothin' bunch of useless muscle"
she said, as she furiouSly wiped
away her tears, you or nobody
else is walkin' out on nah honey
chile in her condition and if you
so much as tries" her eyes mar
rowed, "I'I see to it personal that
you leaves feet first! Heah me?
Now git out of here before | really
loses nah temper and gifts into
actionm
Sambo disappeared like gust
of black smoke, while Magnolia,
still boiling with anger, whirled
around as she heard the soft
padded footsteps of Sin Low en-
ter from the dining room.
"And that goes for you, toop'
she shouted.
The innocent Chinaman grinned
"Velly good" he said agreeably,
without knowing exactly why.
WHEN Madge and Uncle Louie
w returned from their morning
canter they came out on the
sunny terrace looking refreshed
and gay, having changed into
sport attire. Uncle Louie looked
very Snappy in his white fannels,
white sport shoes, canary-yellow
socks and blazer. And Madge
looked pretty in her white skirt
and light-green angora sweater.
Breakfast on the terrace" said
Uncle Louie. What could be
more delightful"
q thought you would like it,
she smiled.
AS they walked to the white
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Bringing soldiers to Europe in World
War |, England charged the United States
SIS for each man. That yielded a hand
some profit. The British vessels, Queen
Mary and Queen Elizabeth, have handled
100000 men either to or from Europe at
a profit, of course. Yet Great Britain owes
Uncle Sap about $4,000, 100000 from the
last war and much of this credit was used
in building the monsters of the sea in COM
petition with American trade.
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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1767-John Quincy Adams, son
of the second President, who be-
came the sixth President, noted
congressman after leaving the
White House, born Quincy, Mass.
Died Feb. %, 1848.
1819-Susan B. Warner, popu-
lar novelist her day, born New
York. Died there, March II, 1885.
1835-John Wanamaker. famed
Philadelphia merchant, postmas-
ter-general, born Philadelphia.
Died Dec. IL, 1922.
1889 - Katherine A. Sanborn,
noted lecturer, author, teacher
and wit, born Hanover, N. H
Died July 9, 1917.
1849-Harry Kellar, magician
born Eric, Pa. Died March 10,
1922.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

One peacctirne flancsinn uf TIE
Coast Guard. servlcina ales h
navigation. has been II inssAHa
BILE value in World War Il. aaN@~
cially in areas such ~ the 8sallh.
west Pacific, where little hmnmm
channels and ne haFhoEN e aMN-
IN won naval bases reuaisu naRis
aationaI markings.
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Whitehead street. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted tomorrow
afternoon in the First Baptist
Church.
FERA. reported today that, in
the mattress factory operated in
Key West, 224 single and 1880
double mattresses have been pro-
duced since the project was
started.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Moore an
nounced today the birth of an
.eight-pound daughter at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning in
their home at 10 loves lane.
The newcomer has been named
Anita Carleen.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
"A fool may know all the
questions, but only the wise know
the answers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Joseph A. Johnson, SO, died at
1920 o'clock yesterday afternoon
in his home in the rear of 7l2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

More than $4,000 was today
allotted to public schools in Mon
roe county in the distribution OF
the tax collectors funds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

The Four Freedoms carry meaning
only to those who have sense enough to
desire them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Most Of the lawsuits that fill courts
Ge due 10 the desire of individuals to get
more than their share.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Maybe. the Big Three can get together
and do something that will please General
DeGaulle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

No business grows of its own volition
even advertising without brains will not
work
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Melvin E. Russell, recently
elected president of the Key West
Rotary Club. presided at the
weekly luncheon held today.
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF JULY IL, 1885

Members of the subcommittee
of the house committee of naval
affairs, who recently visited Key
West, stressed the strategic posi-
ton of this port in time of war
in a report made to the House
in recommending the reopening
of the navy yard here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Howard Vincents O'Brien of
Chicago. administration. born
there, 81 years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Il you would keep your secrets from
az enemy. tell il not TO friend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Subscribe TO the Citizen-25c
weekly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Mrs. Benjamin Sawyer and
daughter, Anne, who had been
visiting summer resorts in New
York state for several weeks,
returned home yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-07-11

Joseph Otto, son of Mrs.
Minnie Otto of Key West. was
named assistant state attorney
yesterday by State Attorney
George A. Worley.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
SUBURBAN sALE--MD. Cont J

EIvERDAIE, Md rooms large living
insulated; fenced yard; very convenient
location substantial cash required WA.
GROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, ami;
acre of sround, good land nice SECTION;
mepisSe vilie' Ma; sS'seo, EUGENE B GfNdEII
754s oeersetoyn rd,o Bethesda, Nd. WI
EaNpOyER HILLS. Md. 41Os Fairfax St
- rooms and bath. basement, large lot
built years, $3.50: $3.50 cash, 800 per
time; Immediate possession. EARLE M.
RAgfGGi RksT IxNMSM MH, Hills, MD. 1854 Fred,
bungalow; full basement. air conditioned,
gas stove, auto. INV. heater, lge. lot' con
to1ps r2 srsn sadmeHn cs uS so9E g2a aoq Or
IN RScKvIILE-.Nearly new bgnsalow,
ly Tm din rn: bedr%l kit ti beth .srms Sase
]. L. kELLYsy. +, sEYBotD' Rockville
Nd; Phone S37cW -
room and bath brick house, fireplace, den,
large Kitchen and dining room; gas heat;
conv.. stores, school, transp.; near Naval
rointment, Saturday or Monday.
LOG CABIN Of UNIQUE design' especially
wei built; completely equipped, including ns
and refrigerator, fireplace, screened porch
with furniture; combination garage and
I0ouoomi anout acre OF gIounu. uellsul-
fully secluded; possession with settlement;
price, 1880. A. H, SEIDENSPINNER,
Realtor, exclusive agent, 6037 BALTIC. blvd,
Riverdale. Nd; WA. l0l0 or WA. 1925.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME, 1910 Wood
Berry St., University, Park. Md rms,
2a baths, all-elec. kitchen; 1replaces,
auto. heat and hot water (oil); 2-car brick
garage; lot nicely HANDICAPPED and shaded,
partly fenced possession with settlement;
price, S17, 800; terms. A. H. SEIDEN-
SPINNER, Realtor, exclusive agent, 6037
b ssitS e.. blyS,s fSas Riverdaie' Md WA 1olo
SoeS HAMILTON ST.. Hyattsville, Md,
Sl35OO; beautiful site, 2-story brick; 3
rooms and bath on second fioor: large liy-
ing room dining room. kitchen, pantry
and den on FIRST floor; fireplace and open
stairway; recreation room in basement;
automatic oil hot-water heat. stove and
refrigerator, storm sash, full copper
screens and weather stripped, double brick
garage, flowers, shrubs and trees excel
lent neighborhood; convenient to churches
schools, shopping theater and transpor,
tstion; immediate possession; substantial
cash payment. For sale by owner, EARL
COTTAGE CITY-4-room bungalow. Con-
veniently located, shopping center, trans
portation; electric stove and refrigerator
Included Immediate possession. so, 800
terms Call Mrs. Gregory, o. b; ZANT-
FINGER, JR., real estate. UN. Os2s or OIL.
GOC9
Evening star., 1945-07-09
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch. =


Overheard on I'VE the People
ian air forces general speakingD /:
go much of our 'avvy-ation' will
be shifted to the Pacific" 1t is
surprising how tenacious the mis-
pronunciation is even among avia-
tors themselves. The first "a" of
aviation and aviator should have
the long "ay" sound as in day,
may" thus:
AY-vee- shun
AY'vee-AY-ter
From Mrs. B. c., Los Angeles
Many people pronounce OREGON
as "AWR-ee-GAWN," Correct?
Answer: Our gazeteers agree on
AHR-ee-gun.
From DIR. j, T. F.. Nashville: 1t
irks my soul to hear "noo-ee-sance'
for the word nuisance. Am I justi-
fed in being unhappy about it
Answer: "NOO-ee-sance" is a
spelling pronunciation for which
there is no sanction whatever. The
word has two syllables only. The
III" may have the WOO" sound or
the 100" sound. But the 'i" is
never pronounced. Say: NYOO-
snss, or: NOO-s'nss.
There Is no guy" in gyroscope
In all words derived from the
Evening star., 1945-07-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

STOCK FARM-I02 acres on hard road,
30 miles Washington, in Virginia, high
srts ry Of % teSsn hoase qss ses
barn; outbuildingS. Price. sl2 1900 One
Asrnaon IS, S. BUELL. FARM AdEEcY'
MILES HHE from Fairfax courthouse-12o
acres, Of which 70 heavily wooded, wa
tered by stream stream, and excellent well unique
cellent soil. uncultivated for 20 years;
good house and barn. Bargain, S10,750.
Telephone Vienna tVal 1875, THOMAS
VACANT - $4,000 "A bargain - 7-room
country home. cool, quiet: 51-acre farm
practically all modern; cleo. phone. built
in bath; % acres of wheat. in rye, in
woods, balance in meadow; large stream;
sparkling spring water; orchards; bank
barn, chicken house, hoghouse, smokehouse;
cogy fruit cellar; property all newly fenced;
flowers, shade: committing distance JOHN
BURDoFT, colesyille Md. Call Ashton
FARMS FOR SALE IN yA.-S4o per acre,
229-acre stock farm. 3l2 miles northwest of
Pleasant Valley in Loudoun County, about
100 acres in good saw timber. balance in
grass; old frame house and barn want some
repairing; wstered by spring and wells, elec.
available; on good road; school bus for
children Terms, $1,000 cash, give trust
including interest at 5Se. For INSPECTION
call BeEton. CH. -7070, farm specialist
Lynn JNG 1000 tdIS Lee hyy ny Arns1on
and Herndon, on Dificult Run-60 acres,
8-room house, barn and outbuildings. about
30. acres very. fertile soil under cultivation
bslanse slaa;.,, wooded, some good timber an1
Ss'75o; terms n # desired ED E. Z. Ss cocKR1LL
Cwner. Phone Vienna 140.
barn, small cow barn, other outbuildings
excellent land, 90 mi. to D. c.. owner in
i'll health; price, S10.500; terms. j. e
KEILy, J. R. sEYBoLD. Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DETACHED HOUSE, mr., st. Gabriels--
Made. into 3 apis. Monthly rental. S135
9eDEVTTr f M at Realtor. sAiske RA 4{sa S2i' s1'0O
MT. RAINIER-4-apt. building, located on
deep lot 75 ft wide, in commercial zone;
month, other apt. will bring SOS unfur-
Sssh. %;i J. s55!S SosLE sqAz ssssitss5s" so
s-sToRY semidetached brick remodeled
into oflees; income, $500 annually;
1 9sy. s soss soS gp ma one ssoo o0 rys 80
nings and Sunday. Mr.. Measeii. DI. O706.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION - Det. 9-unit
apt; bldg. located in Washington, ideal
low rentals and low upkeep. price, S35.-
900 for reliable party, can handle with
bRfas so SoS st NV IAN 2s4f Rat
all modern. 2bedroom apts.; rents. s2.736
a year; expense only $712.60 last year.
Priced s23. $50, terms. KoGop 4 BOOK
65aS; oFF; 681 E st. NV. MA. e3ss or oE.
unlimited fTtpSe Prise S72 900; ideslly ssI
Ist COMMERCIAL. L. st. NV, between
sh spndf end fls SITE 4 or dng 9n S wds ss fCo
on RoBERP MoRoGN Co. pfSs
town corner in bus. dist. bldg. Showing ex-
GsfDt @affs re'uTn sh eT Gsptff MAEm ETess 9fST
$4,000 r FULL LII PRIcH % for A sstors Brick DWELL
ing. new vacant and in need of repairs;
It.: reasonable terms. cHAs /. NoRRfs,
ReaIt9T iT 2i35 iT pa aye n nv SovtvI RE 2laS .,
proof construction, on main blvd. close to
large Govt; bldgs. and every convenience;
nnsnesd; ma SaI Mr Ils wSiSerg; ia; j; 57sg;
HOME q INvEsTMENT-Live in one and
rent the rest firms: and modern tiled
Sf and bath and / 'tD1r j. T. T < and bath, h.w. T
g. oak. flrs., center entrance. det. brick,
large lot corner; ro PRICE under $4,000; aoo
~ ~ well rented; Ii4 substantial cash. 400
Sssdstop 81 Du West tes BsasEs hf MI
skIck MAFhE SfxRPMESf sP Il sSf0 BLDG. of 3 units;
each apt. has liv. rm.,. dinette. kitchen,
bath and porch n e
Ro' E. a RIPLEY, flG sH, 7Pas csSn SUM and f sves.,
SILVER S2 eG srkNGsHnit ARS spt house
showing profitable returns on investment
of approximately $4,000. For details call
DREISEN- EN-FREEDMAN. 81. S655.
INVESTORS-At 1927 Lamont st. NV. is
an apartment with exceptional values;
location half block from car and bus lines;
Mt. Pleasant Library across street, schools,
churches near; splendid renting section;
income fair now; 10 units; building large.
Architects plans show can increase to 35
or more units. result: double income and
increase net about ga times; inspection.
financial detail and conversion plans avail
able; let us. show you. L, A. MOSSBURG &
CO., exclusive agents, MA. 9155, AID. 1888
ewes, Ii 2040. 10'
FOR SALE-1st-trust note bearing so
interest. secured on unimproved property
on Lee blvd, Arlington, Va. Note under
gERoME. S. MURRAY. 1881 st. NV.
1871 { ST. Nw.-26 IT. wide. 1874 IT.
long. hreproof. reinforced concrete, roof;
JEROME s. MURRAY. SS.''Is 1881 G St. NV.
CoLORED-sth AND SITS. sE.-An ex-
cellent investment, 2 properties, arranged
into 3 apts., renting for S77 80; priced for
S6,75O. Call til pm, LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., ME. 5400. Your Neighbor
Bought From Us /"
Evening star., 1945-07-09
LOTS FOR SALE.

SHEPHERD PARK-Level lot. 60x100 It
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. Ex. 1922
sIL. sPR., near Four corners--Churches
schools, stores, rec. center, bus, 80
Sfi snivfR oGS o sa SSs
"a 6A1Ts Ss,6 sEATx ~ XsS 60 odsT sh as2s Kp NV
block bio mon north 10 Of Kan ksimia rd}Ioniy % beauti-
full lots 50-ft. frontage. left on 18th st.
Price, $500 each. Graded. ready for
ms. ing Two corners left also have sewer.
- ZOO each for, soft. frontage. Other
lots between 18th. and 10th SITS. on 14th
re I'd, Myrtle st., and Eestern S;; ave, SO Il.
frontage or more, $3.50 and UP. Drive
out out and inspect. saleSnan sSp on property all
BEAUTIFUL wOoDED Tors, in English
Village, Bethesda; $1,000 up. J. NOBLE
BoAI, 80 EeslSor. alter. TAO Wis. ave" Bethesoa'
AMERICAN EYca UNIVERSITY PARK-severs!
desirable lots having Soft. frontagei all
9sss aha esax Il eao M IA ss 5eSs
LARGE WOODED LOTS, 2 blocks 10c bus,
Soss m sse witt ~st.r and
ready for building. Have. lovely large
trees and are coHvenisntls iosated neo in Ss-
blocks from Lee hS biehysy; with ksd ssho0I' s1I
DICK BASSETT, CH. 5057.
APT. SITE, s.e., close in; over 10000 SO.
IT,; paved street, al utilities; priced TO sell
quickly. Elk. 2223; ewes, DU. 1920.
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision. Buy lot
now for that home you are planning. In
Westmoreland Hills the picturesque. wind
ing. tree;shaded streets. the seclusion;. the
setting for the home Of your dreams,
Homesites from S2,I50 Call MR.. ROH-
LAND. Oliver 3240 weekdays and Wis
consin 1494 evenings and Sundays,
WOODSIDE PARK-Corner lot with more
than IL 900 SO. IT.; near bus and shopping
3 MELTON. sH: 214i. Is4l5 Georgia ave.
lots in Ridgewood; Yoa should buy y,,,yGsr your
your home Crestwood and Hawthorne,
In the District of Columbia. adjacent to
Rock Greek Park. Ridgewood, near north
end of Rock Greek Park in Nd. Priced
right. Excellent selections yet available,
Phone me for appointment and tnforma-
tion. Make your selection now. PAUL
P. STONE, Realtor and Builder, Ordway
2244, Taylor 33l1
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD, of Conn ave
Lot. l00x200 #. all improvements in.
streets, water, sewerage elec., gas. Price,
s. 900. FIR 6641.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY,
HARDEST WOOD
(Guaiacuml Spectes.)

Today lignum vitae is one of the
heaviest and hardest woods known.
The wood has a fine, uniform tex
ture and an interviewer grain and
is always impregnated with an oily
gum-resin. For this reason, lig-
mum vitae Is preferred above all
other woods for the manufacture of
bearings or bushing blocks, as it Is
highly resistant to wear and is self
lubricating. 1t is in great demand
for the important wood for propel-
ler shaft bearings of steamships;
also for mallets, castor wheels, pull
lev blocks and great number Of
other manufactured articles which
require an extremely hard wood that
is uniform in texture and difncult
to split.
This excellent wood is produced
by several species of the genus
Qua jacum. Lignum vitae is found
principally in the coastal regions of
Central America and the West In
dian Islands. The trees are slow
growers, developing short boles with
little taper.
LII SbdUCS dAll
hgum vitae is the generally ac-
cepted name for the wood. There
are but two important species. One
was once held in high regard as a
source of medicine.
These trees are found In hot
regions in which the soil is very dry
during part of the year. They
thrive on very shallow soil, espe-
cially in limestone areas. And they
do very we'll on low-lying, we'll
drained areas which include the
foothills that are subject to hot,
dry winds. In Nicaragua, Cuba and
the Dominican Republic, they occur
at attitudes of 1900 to 1000 feet.
Before the World War the United
States used more than one-haf of
the entire commercial supply. Dur
ing the war period, the production
increased enormously and shipments
exceeded 100000 kilos in single
year. The demand for this vital
wood has increased more year after
year.
The logging of lignum vitae Is car
ried on under great difficulties. The
trees are often widely scattered and
in remote places. The logs must
be carried out on the backs of bur-
ros and on oxcarts to special de-
pots.
Evening star., 1945-07-09
FUTURE.

ADAM A. wESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Large desirable stock OF used ano new
refrigeration equipment eighty motors,
parts, tools refrigeration gas drums, copper
tubing. wire, belts, Ingersol-R Rand "a hip.
fts, explosion proof fan and lights, bench
grinder, buffer, dollies, pedestal fan, nre-
proof cabinet, FIRE extingl1Shers, B. d d.
drill. Chevrolet master pickup truck, by
auction at rear 2125 o st. NV, Wednes-
new condensing units. eighty. reconditioned,
used and new motors, lf6 h.p. TO 2 h.p,
compreSsors, evaporators, floats. used con-
censing units, motor pulleys and bases,
expansion valves, FIVE hundred belts, dehy-
orators. strainers. gaskets. motor parts,
Keivinator low side evaporators, high side
floats. 40 expansion valves, 80 compress
sor seals, Kereset, Foss copper, etc. also
Ingersol-Rand 1I2-h.p. &C. air compressor.
DevilbiSs paint spray and welding outfits,
welding table. grinder-huffer. compressor
run-in. stand. vises. anvil. hreproof paint
cabinet, pump-out tank with compressor,
electric wall clock. work benches. bolt cut
ters, etc; prompt removal required; in
spection Sunday. July 8, 10 to a; terms,
cash. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, aucts.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER 3 SON, auctioneers.
eas0Hh ON July SaI Is, " 1913 at i O'clock pms,
pursuant to the authority vested by a
decree Of the eourt passed In civil action
27979, will sell at auction. on the prem
ises, S07 K ST.. ne, being Lot 26, Square
money to be cash Deposit will be for
feited unless purchaser closes sale within
20 days Conveyancing revenue stamps
and title expenses at purchasers cost.
Adjustment Of rent and taxes to date OF
American Security Building.
ie25. ,2liy2 .b,6 0,1l
Evening star., 1945-07-09
BY Dave BreeerI

Greek gyros, "a circle" the "g' has
the sound of 'j." Be sure to say:
JY-ro-skope.
For some undisclosed reason, men
in the building trades place an
erroneous Ssh" sound at the end of
the word cornice, as If they were
saying the adjective Cornish. The
word cornice should end with "iss. >
to rhyme with miss" Be sure to
say: KAWR- miss.
There is no you" in silhouette
Not "SILL-you-et." The main sc-
cent falls on the third syllable, thus,
SILL-oo-ET'.
Ny Music pamphlet will enable you K
pronounce correctly the names of famou!
composers, the operas, and scores o.
musical terms, It's a must for an
nouncers, musicians and teachers snC
students of music. For a free copy, senC
a stamped, lf-addressed envelope u
Frank Colby, in care of The Evening Star
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-07-09

SECOND IRUsT..-we win buy 9nd trust
notes on d. c., Va. or nearby Md. prop
critics; reasonable rates. Call Mr.. steven
son, with a.. F NJ. PRATT CO., MA. s6s2:
2nd TRUST MONEY available. on improved
MONEY on lst or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va
g 3; e; property; THE AMERICAN Co.
buy second,trust notes. p G.. nsaEny No
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT coRP- 1912
N. Y ave, NV National $3.50
courteous service. Consult rs before Dor
MENT GO sl7 9th St; NV. DI $3.50
see Mr. Green lstrictIy confidentiai, 1Of4
x st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates OF In
terest,. Diamonds jewelry. watches. gold
and silyerware, cameras, typewriters. guns.
ETC., accepted as, security No advance ar
rangements necessary. ROSSLYN LOAN
CO.. Rosslyn, Va. Chestnut $500.
4es MORTGAGE LOANS-Prompt service
MOORE a. HILL CO. S04 18th st. NV.
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate. low
rates; term or monthly payments P. j..
WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma 646s
Evening star., 1945-07-09
STORES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL GOOD LOCATIONS for ladies
wear business; $3.50 up, Ma. 4639i IA
Center" 53rd and e. Capitol SITS. high
class colored residential section. Openings
for liquor store, shoemaker, barber shop,
session in fail. See Mr.. Ewen, LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., l415 X st. NV,
NE. 5400.
34O7 M ST. NV. (Georgetown), 1st-
tion; ideal for shoemaker. bakery, cloth
ing, etc; vacant; SS5 mo. Key with
resident manager; Call rent dept, LEO
M. BERNSTEIN & CO, ME. $500.
3OS-310 G ST. N.W.-1st-fioor double
store. ideal for 2nd-hand shop, beauty
shop, etc: vacant; $50 mo. Inspect to-
day. call rent dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN
g. CO., ME. 5400.
IN DEL RAY section of Alexandria. large
modern store; lSt and End floors over
5000 so. it. See J. H. POLADIAN in
Del Ray Bowling Alley, 2419 Mt. Vernon
ave. Alexandria, Va.