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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27

CARD OF THANKS
 We wish 10 thank our many friends, relatives and nelGhbors, especially the Nuns of St. Mary's Parochial School, the Nuns of Wa tcrbury Catholic High; the Clergy of Immaculate Conception. the Fire Dept. Engine No. {; tho Women Of A. O. II. Division 57, Y. g. Time Corp. Room 755: the Standard Sup ply Co.,, and the Girls of the Sodh Fountain In Krcges, for the ex- prcsalons of sympathy and hipd- nnese shown us during our recent bereavement, the death of our be- loved daughter and sister, Chris :inc.
 MIR. and MRS. JOHN MURPHY
 and FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27
HOSPITAL BULLETINS

William J. Moore. North Main street, was reported in DOT com dition today at St. MaTy'S hOspi- tai where he was admitted Jan. 20 as . medical patient. Hls name is On the danger list. Mr. Moore years ago was associated with FOgg, the Grocer in North square.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27

Thomas K. Hickey, past com mander of the Disabled American Veterans. is seriously lIl at his home. 45 summit street, where he has been confined since Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-27
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Meriden is seriously considering naming it's new high school in honor of Francis T. Maloney. It would be c fitting tribute . Add similarity arl names - Dr. Edward J. Finn of Shelton Is former mayor and the towns present health offlcer; Atty. Edward J. Finn of this city is A former common pleas court judge Bridgeport's latest grand list figures are $282 337 1920 as compared with 4284. .260. .006 the previous year. R drop Of tl.022,875 Senator Matthew J. Avitabile of New Britain has proposed charter amendment guaranteeing pensions for all Hard ware City municipal employees. Upon
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Evening star., 1945-06-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

teTest5ns farms thst has been offered tor
miles fF from hfgon coas 0f THIS prop
erty, consists of los acres of wonderful
land and has about a mi. of waterfront
So Rouie It needs asn about sse 70 make It
loveiy Southern Colonial residence Several
back stalls, tenant house; large hay rack
for quick sale at $4,000; terms; WIN. W.
JOHNSTON, Arlington Trust Bldg; Ross
E,, !yn Week Weekdass. &c CH 07oo oxford 81 u
D. C.Apermit ia acres rich soil in vir-
ginia 6-room house, electricity. dairy
barn; fully equipped. electric mixers,
orchard, ..3 head of cattle, horses and
farm equipment, good fences, good roads.
sc must sell Ses
soSTsoNRRY Il 2Ss En- sE cosss5o s's5 rwenty-one
acres with 5000 six-foom house barn and
st:a MARSHALL WAPIE CO: pi. 1916
Located within 10 miles. of Washington.
with 800 acres under cultivation and blue
grass balance good timberland; the man
water. /original hardware, fireplaces, and
s Eaars before Moan WZ ver1on Sa sna
has been beautifully preserved; truly a
Southern plantation with historic back,
IueIe Is II large CREEK, several
streams and many springs and it is com
pletely fenced and cross-fenced; there are
8 tenant houses, modern barns and out
roads; the property is clear of debt and the
BY appointment See MASON HIRST. An
nsndale. Va, at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alex. 5s1,,. Closed Sundays
81 ACRES, / 8 miles from WASHINGTON over
cement roads; about 26 acres rich, clear
land, balance pretty woodland with >
beautiful streams, large spring and drilled
well; there Is 5-room bung allow with
bath, cleo, phone, basement porches.
heated by stoves; beautiful shade trees and
flowers, small barn, garage and other
buildings also included are ! horse, ) cat
tie, all feed crops and machinery: the
farm is close to buses, store and school
and in good neighborhood. Price, Sl0.-
900: $500 cash, assume $500 trust:
balance. S65 per month. See MASON
H1RSI exclusive AGENT, Annandale, Va.
at the hnd of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 5s12. Closed Sundays.
23 ACRES. 10 MILES from D. c., 1a3-ft
frontage on hard road: excellent homesite
Has gear garage with additional rm. for
temporary living quarters, nicely designed
2ox40-h 2-story chicken house; cleo
trieify trss good well pumpheuse, Myers pump
ssUmmins pool well suited for chicken
Inspect any afternoon. until pm Out
Lee blvd. to Annandale rd Route 649),
left ga miles to Grange Hall right On
Route 700 l. mile. look for sign at entrance
on left. JAMES E. MAHONEY. woodward
Bide. RE. a411: ewes. AD 6693
Evening star., 1945-06-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BuIck saS,, 1899 G6-c eony; coupe. radio heat.
and terms. COOK MOTOR co. N, H. ave
sck snd nx' Isx IDi,is, Df a5ss ssasn NE ss24
os cook Mo4oR co F'fs s7e sne
cHIJRoitr efd i OF pI s526 or NE ssG4 ,s
low mileage excellent tires. economical
SiTIo6sAI i MoToks 4h SF"s and f"S eolamSs Tsss
eHRYssLER is4s Ne New Yorker town sedan.
radio heater; very beautiful car celllne
PT1Ge' Pnp * Sig; priority needed, COOK MO
DoDGL 1879 i-door de luxe sedan: r. .anc
= n ss?2 81 oPA ceiling price BILL MO.
DODGE 1876 i-docr seoan. good condition
aser al Si., Conn. ave- sTe' 'cs Wo s3s3. 2se man
lyP uSSi 5sa'' RosES 5sss '2a a9foR 5s5
FORD 1884 coupe: within oPA ceiling -
800. ~ Marylsnd ave. ne, basement
by auction a, WEsCHLER's, ai5 E st, NV.
IIScoISzEPHYR LINCOLN zE'ia R" 1889 sedan, heater
about 10000 miles; i,O40, within OPA
faPPf NE aS HS dlsos do5r dss
below S,,leNs ceiling price radio and heater
ifNSoLN -LEfhfk lH4U b-paSSenRer A.
door { loo r. sedan. radio and heater, hye prac-
price, 81 300 terms and trade Ma
IioNAL MOTORS l4th and Columbia I'd
NASH l94l sedan. Ambassador 416O; al
dr3ss m9st new neTo tires fine mech. eona over
,,4;. EXT, 4o;; after pm. %:
OLDS-l93s, 4-door sedan, 6: r and h
.3s; OPA ceiling price, almost new tires
BILL MOTOR SALES. 6315 Georgia ave.
Die club coupe radio and heater; an ex-
BILL MOTOR SALES. ST Sai5 Gang Ga ave price
PACKARD 1898 club coupe, radio, heater.
good tlres $40. Under oPA ''as is" cell
PACKARD 1885 100 4-dr. sedan: two new
General tires tires good paint, clean uphol
81 81 or sol H st. NV. 22*
PACKARD : I94l 10 convertible club
coupe: + and h, 81 :5ss; oPA ceiling price
BILL b MoToR SALES. 63l5 Georeia ave.
r and h.; 5000; oPA ssiIins price; almos.
PIYMoGTH Ply No Trf 'ss 4-door sedan: newly
painted. reconditioned: $500 cash; ceiling,
$335. sI3 Somerset pl. NV.
Davis. AMERICAN CAB. 2337. Champlain
st. NV. or call Emerson 1858 from pm
41i5i TAXI , And M rrc. Plymouth. 1871; new
Dodge motor. practically new. rubber: car
in Al condition. GE. 1901.
TAxICAB, with PUG license. Call Ma
4 LARGE SELECTION Of fine used cars
all models. priced at OPA ceiling or less
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
HOUSE TRAlLERS.

?3-FT. PLYMOUTH TRAILER, like new, 4
wardrobes, Coleman oven cook stove. Duo
therm with air circulator, electric brakes,
IS #. awnings. Lot 40. Manor drive.
trailer park opposite Penn Daw Hotel on
WAsHINGToN TRAILER Headquarters
New tandem-wheel Schults on display
also 3-rm Travelos and Americans many
used trailers and luggage trailers; 12, ,1s
and "a mos. financing plans. Call us today
for appraisals. Repairs and all types Of
service work We have Barnes Interna-
tlonal and Duo-Therm heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC. open until
9, 4030 Wisconsin ave, WO. 32322.
NEW kOZY, Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers,
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /,
FOR SALE: By OWNER. thinner trailer IN
good condition: de luxe model, prewar metal
construction: "A feet long with sleeping
apartments at either end and kitchen in
middle: equipped with gas cook stove. oil
heating unit; icebox; connections for
water and electricity On display at
SILVER SPRING GARAGE & WRECKING
CO. S216 Georgia ave, price S1,300.
GLIDER TRAILER. 2: ft., by owner; like
new. sleeps 4 complete with finest trailer
equip PRICED low for quick sale, SEE. at
1I31 Old GEORGETOWN rd, Bethesda, Md.
MR.. WALTER. WI $500.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Overlooks Potomac, the
most beautiful Potomac River, front tract
mile of Key Bridge and across the river
from Washington: 40 wooded acres. right
veW of'y O the
sewer and gateg available; s6s.ooo cash.
FOxHALL RID. FRONTAGE-This tract of
Or oers fae for
Realtors lest. 1857, 1919 X st. NV,
54sn R5ntkH s';r!z H. miles
miles from silver sprinE: near Gathers:
$3.50 cash i acre on Greenvilie blvd. ;
ALVIN EPI1Se 5sos Bstlmore s NOT save ave sifh Hy
IS ACRES. between Bethesda ant and Rock
vile ideal subdivision; old house: bargain
al Sls.o00, Brokers invited. L. E. F.
PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave, MI. 4466.
10 ACRES. restricted, stream through
center, 42o-ft. frontage on macadam road:
one-fourth mile from colesville pike. Md:
500 PER ACRE, 65 acres, As under culti-
vatlon, 20 acres in woodland; >, streams
tobng on sooa Tfaye Hsd block f5em
BuRDoFT RjREsS eeV eoiesViie Md ''hcs Can Ashton an
s ACRES, on power line and hard surface
miles from Psntsson Bids: will sacrifice,
$500 cash. COY Z. BICKLE, Glebe l04a.
TO 5 ACRES. 3l2c SO. #, Colesville pike,
near enormous Govt. development.
definite plan 10 make a handsome income
from your back yard. FULTON GORDON,
owner l42I Eye ST. W. D1. $3.50 TIL
pm- Brokers, attention.
SHOPPING CENTER ESTABLISHED. Over
acres in the very center of DEVELOPMENT,
at junction of six main arteries in D. c.
Outstanding opportunity for controling
the only frontage available! Get details.
Over so acres at D. C.-Md. line! In
midst Of several LARGE housing projects and
proposed theater and shopping center
frontage on proposed highway artery TO be
fed by three bridges. Details on request
A. acres in Alexandria, adjoining Route
l. Entire tract subdivided, with priorities
for immediate construction. Trunk sewer
running through property. Outstanding
opportunity for immediate development in
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT COMPANY.
11o 14th ST. NV. EX 6929. 2l'
CoLORED-2 TO 5 ACRES of land.
uell located in Fairfax County colored
community already started PRICE an, and
$500, 3SI5 3 Lee hwy Arlington Va
Evening star., 1945-06-21
RAYMOND J. MAWHINNEY.



Filed June 13, l945; Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT cf'A COURT OF THE
onfa 81 Ss 'Pe pHasI 4 taH
OF BEyERAGE BOTTLES u TMDER 9,2sI IT'LL T-4
OF coLuMBiA CODE JACOB Rgp-
PERT PERT The qndersisned JACOB RuP, tF,
FERT New YGrk GonM, e9Tp0ra'om sf ie5s ~
New York respectfully petitions for the
registration of its beverage bottles in the
sale and delivery OF peer and ale within
Bottles and Sec. ., Chap. 10, The de-
Of he SoeS t rs See5 d ss ~sys sns
the description of the name impressed upon
he bottles is is JaeSs Rpppsr - IN the
therein. Exhibit hereto attached and files
hereTith such descriptlon with The CLERK OF
sui submitted nil 9.s,jiu JACOB PuPPERT By n
IMDER 1I1STY m sss Ss STATE OF SEW
he IS an oeef fsef Of Fs JAcoB e fHGp ns NeR
York corporation, and familiar with its
that he has read the bovc application for
reglstration OF BEVERAGE bottles, and that
the facts therein stated are to the best of
mis- Snowiedee and belief true and the de-
scriptIon and photosraph of the said bottles
tTe ldCl>. M IlN1Ef. SuDSCTiDeQ anO
1913 BYRON CLARK Jr. Notary Public.
Seal Westchester Co, Cert Filed N. Y.
Co, N. Y, Co elk. No =. Commission ex-
pires March 80. 1916 tSealD A true copy
Test: CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk BY
R. S. Weyland Deputy Clerk. jel4,:1.:s
1910 Vt Ave. NV. Attys for Petitioner.
Filed June 10, 1941. Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT erfN COURT OF THE
:, United states for the District ef coIum-
bia In Re Application of CARL LOVE
LACE R1EMER. 1907 Conn. Ave, NV.
Washineton. D. C. for Change OF Name
Civil Action No. 2935S-CARL LOVELACE
RIEMER having filed a complaint for
Judgment changing his name to DRURY
CARL LOVELACE and having applied to
the Court for an order of public alton of
the notice required by law in such cases.
1t is. by me Court, this 10Th day of June.
AD. 1915 Ordered. that ali persons con
before the 14th day Of July. l945. why
the prayers OF said complaint should not
be granted: Provided, That copy of this
order be published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day in Eve
nlng Star Newspaper and the Washington
Law Reporter. 80 MATTHEW F. Nc
Test: CHARLES E STEWART. Clerk BY
EMMA G; SIMPSON Deputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Gen. Bradshaw Lauds
Courage Of Youth at
Roosevelt Graduation

June graduates of Roosevelt High
School were told yesterday by Brig.
Gen. Aaron Bradshaw, jr., who
commanded antiaircraft units dur
ing the Italian campaign, that the
judgment, courage and loyalty of
American youth is the best in the
world.
Gen. Bradshaw, the brother of
Miss May P Bradshaw, principal.
returned only recently from the
Mediterranean theater. He said he
knew the graduates would serve
their country in whatever way they
could, and as magnificently as the
young men he saw fighting in Italy.
Diplomas were conferred in the
stadium by James C. Wilkes, Wash
lngton lawyer, whose son. James.
was graduated c. Melvin Sharpe
member of the Board of Education.
presided
The more than 200 graduates
wore.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
Bureau Of Ships Marks
Fifth Anniversary Here

The 5th anniversary of the estab-
llshment OF the Bureau of Ships
OF the Navy Department was cele-
brated last night at dance at the
Statler Hotel, by more than 1000
naval personnel, both enlisted men
and officers, and civilian employees.
Vice Admiral Edward L. Coch-
rane, chief of the Bureau of Ships,
was among the several high-rank-
ing naval officers present.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
FARMS FOR SALE (centinvedl

VACANT = So, 900 "A bargain = 7-roon
country home, cool, quiet; 51-acre farm
practically all modern. cleo, phone: built
woods; balance in meadow; large stream
sparkling spring water: orchards banl
p6arns pars. chicken house. hoghouse smoke.
newly fenced: mowers. shade: commutins
distance: :, JOHN BuRpoFT. eoiesviiie
as ssAcsh sf rARM AhsPn hss ss4 State ., cultivation
suiidinss 80 0 min WIN from ne'Vssff Washinspon tom
pss. nsSSss TTi,e ri @ a ns bn1 fs
s sold Price 't s1s,5oo snS en''Aent cs n1s, MR
80 MILES TO wAsH-A good farm con-
sisting of Pa acres, in Loudoun County
pear pear 30 highway. with fine view of Blue
10 barley, 35 corn. so meadow and bal
ance pasture: 9-rm.. 2-story frame house.
NEEDS hfsds ,nafss mUfdsrnizins throushout; other
houses, cattle and horse barns, silo grain
bins hayloft, corn cribs and machine
sneds; sheds. grape crap arbor and apple orchard
$500. We believe this farm TO be
snd Terms ms DTss EHsMAS rsksS ssGe9 = cash
tors. Falls Church 2620.
Productive FARM with equipment and
Circle Circle si3,5on owner moving to Chi
s5 acres of fertile. rolling well-fenc
tand' watered by two brooks: one small
neld in corn and one in wheat: young
producing orchard and few nut trees:
- acres OF woods. Crop in one field not
Comfortable three-bedroom house on
hlll, with nice view Pleasant living room
with large Heatilator fireplace, modern
bathroom. plenty of closet space: electric
hot-water heater: good screens and storm
windows; deep well: pressure tank; excel
lent water. Furnace easily installed If
desired: and road to house needs gravel
Buildings include small barn with lean
los, chicken house, corn crib. good tool and
work shop. small tenant house and num-
Der OF outbuildinss, all in good condition
and well rooted
Equipment. tools and supplies to be sold
with farm include Ferguson-Ford tractor
dlsc cultlpactor, al-purpoSe cultivator
manure spreader with lime attachment,
all IN GOOD condition: complete stock
OF field and shop tools hay in barn, coal,
nreplaGe wood lumber and other supplies.
Stock includes good family COW. bred
heiier, large calf pigs and chickens
For appointment or further Information
ca!l owner at National 04.1 and Rockville
i,W,1 i,,yC1 Brokers cooperation invited
Evening star., 1945-06-21

FORD 1889 long fst-body lI2-ton good
IGndltlon, good tires; ceiling price, $3.50.
BY oWNER-Ford 1897 VS. pickup: 4a,-
uou mnes: runs GOOD as new; good & ply
tires OPA ceiling price. Adams 6533
alter . 80 m, ask for ROY 2a'
needed
h-3l '2-ton :-speed rear. 2-yard bodies
1874, Dodge, model W. F-3I lI2-ton T.
yard body. ca 1912 REQ, seton model
AS. forward speeds : and 4 yard
nodles 1874 International :f-ton model
Ks, 4-ya d body y forward speeds 1870
Dooee ! atom .-yard body 'a-Speed rear.
optional 4-wheel drive
Psnels-l931 Chevrolet, ll7-ton: 1895
Ford, iz-ton
Traiets-,l.-ton new Army ammunition
Stakes-l94o Dodee ia-ton.
Pickups-l94n Dodge i7-ton
Ifactors-la4l Dodge 2-ton. 2-speed
rear b-speed Transmission.
Wreekers-la40 Ford I-ton. with boom
1850 Diamond I l-ton with boom
l941 GMC Atom, c. o E 100 tires
ar brakes lbs-ln. wheeibase. overdrive
100 miles,
All our trucks have heayy-duty Army
tlftS, low mileage and are in excellent
Condltlon Terms, trades. CENTRAL MO-
IOR CO. ll43 Lee hwy. Arlington va
CH. 1000 OK. O552; daily, 10 d: Sunday,
10 TO 3
Evening star., 1945-06-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

NORTH BEACH PARK-I have several
beautiful bay front cottages for sale in
this lovely community. Priced from 5000
70 5000. 1000. Call HoRNING REALTY CO,
BEVERLY BEACH. ON Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co.. Md.
LAKE JACKSON, 12-mi. fresh water lake
21 mi in Va. the Catskills OF Va; boat
ing. swlmming, fishing. We have several
re real log cabins for sale. Price. $500 to
SI,oO0; terms. See them while they last
TO SETTLE ESTATE beautiful lots. 4
20'xl00. and ! 42,x104', adjacent to Ches-
apeake Bay improved with small summer
house 10'xl:, with 20 windows, completely
Shady SIDE Nd: 3a miles from Washing
Nc reasonable offer refused. JOSEPH
SETH Sf6 Park ave, Baltimore. Md Phone
weekdays Vernon 1913, Sundays Liberty
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE, rooms
and bath, . screened porches. every modern
convenience, !arse shaded plot. sandy
beach: terms NE. 95I0
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-Cottaee for rent
tor season water, electricity. Ii 049S
after
Evening star., 1945-06-21

Allen. Ruth
Battiste. Dorothy
Biddle, Harriet ].
TCla yton. Evelyn
CHRISTOPHER. E. NJ.
TCowan, Mildred E.
Fielding Alice L.
Flllmen. Marjorie r
THarkin. Phyllis M.
Hit. Audrey L.
Hotel. c. A.
Hudson, Mary J.
Larsen, Nancy J.
Ma cNausht. Y G.
Mitchell. c. M.
Olif, Mary A.
Raum, Mary P.
+Ristig. C E.
.TRock, Doris L.
Rupert. NJ E.
Saliva torel, r. P.
Scheuring, A NJ.
rTSchoen, Sonia r.
Smith, Frances E
FSta ford. Betsy A.
Stanard. Patricia A
Timberlake. Doris A
Tribby, NJ. Marie
Trimmer. Doris {.
Trotta. Mary A.
Wa Her. Jean NJ.
Watkins, Edvthe E.
Watkins, Neva C.
West, Betty J
wilkins, Mary L.
Willis, c. j.
Zevely. La ura ].
Amoss, Mary L.
Ashe. Patricia L.
Cheek. Linda L.
Dare. Dixie c.
Deremer. Becky L.
Don aldSon. c. NJ.
DuVal. Mildred L.
Erwin. Helen L.
Fowler. June E
Prank. Maryads
FGerstenfeld. A. :
TGrahsm. r. Z
Ha bib. Evelyn S
Hale. Dorothy E.
Hall, Barbara A.
Harpine. GLADYS NJ
Hasty. Matilda J
Hobbs. Ethelyn G
Hoffman. Marearet
Johnson. Grace A.
Jones, Edna V.
Jones, Jean A.
Jordan. Ma delon A
kangas. Ethel J.
Kennedy. x z.
Leim bach. R. [.
Lfcn. Marsaret 3.
'TMaJors. Carolyn
'McColley. Carolyn
Mckinney. Jane
Mckinney. Shirley
Nakshian. Rosen ar
Paueh, Eliza beth L
Prior, Ruth A.
Refer. Susans Z.
Taeccnelli. Ida
Belt. Aileen v.
7Bursessr Lucille NJ
Ca melot, Margaret .
Clinton. C. A
Ford. Margaret V.
Ga lis cher. Patricia
Gelb. Frances
GiVaudan, c. J.
Hale. Elizabeth r.
Jefery. Shirley A.
koontz, Joann T.
Lillendeld. B G.
lockwood. Nancy.
Marshall. Jaunita R.
Martin. Mary E
McCandless. NJ B.
Mechanical q. B L
-Mea.ey, Patricia r
Melghan. Lois c.
Middleton Helen (
Mueller, Jeanne l.
Newby. Audrey c.
Norick, Deborah
Ofpin. Helen B
Pelka Nancy L
eennlni, Marie r
Petrone, MarRaret
Rlckles, Rebecca V
Roe. Mary A.
Rollins. Laura Z
Shafer, Beatrice L.
Uhlhoff. NJ J.
WEIGH, Mary A.
Williams, Betty J.
Williams. Mildred L
Wiman. Jeanne r.
Yee, Nee Hons
Bletch. Marjorie R.
BURGESS. Janice L.
Chute. Georgia NJ.
Colem an, Alice P.
Elliott, Betty j
Genelia. Dorothy L,
Grant Nancy L.
Harrison. Doris j.
Hoyland. Phyllis j.
kelser. Helen L.
Keys. Patricia A.
Leitch. Nancy NJ.
Long. Geneva E.
Mallorey. Janet p
MARQUIS. Carmie (
Morrison. Anna L.
Myers, Virginia A.
Parkinson, NJ. J.
Poyner, Helen N.
TPerikles, Angela ]
Saunders. Patricia J
Shupe. Eunice M.
Sldotti, Beatrice NJ
Simmons. NJ. E.
Simpkins. Dolly A.
sfSipperley, 1. v.
Smiley. Virginia c.
Taylor, Arm c.
Thomas, Dorothy I
Thompson. Doris A.
EThornthwaite. E.
Tippett, Josephine
JroSsbach. Dakota
Veily, Kathryn E.
WAGNER, Harriet C.
Wauine, Jane NJ.
Williams, Helen B.
WlneberRer. Ella E
Adams, Nancy H.
Anderson, Lois M.
Antonelli, Marie A,
Barrett. Beverly NJ
Evening star., 1945-06-21
AUToMoTIVE MIscELLANEoUs,

ATTENTION, all Buick owners, now Il
the time to have your car fixed for sum
mer use: plenty of parts available. all
work guaranteed. TEMPLE MOTOR CO
AL. 3055.
TIRE RECAPPING. S-hr. service, by ap.
polntment; leave your car Q am pick i,
up at pm: finest Grade materials used
expert workmanship by experienced re.
Gaping mechanics: all work guaranteed
ample parking facilities PALDER 4
HANNA ifl6 r. l ave, HysttSville. UN
III SOB Lee hwy.. Arllngton. OK 0Ol2
Evening star., 1945-06-21
LOTS FOR SALE,

LOTS, SILVER SPRING, MD.-several lots
With With all utilities choice locations; reason
KEss1SGER, $50 coiesviiie I'd. sH 4544
LARGE, VALUABLE business lot, near
Walter Reed: 2-family frame house in
f6fIf sGffDERs ns09s opf6RTrNirr f5 sh Myrtle st
W; 10 beautifully wooded lots, 80 TT
ffSptase some ONE l64 e deep 15o # from
to show you how you can build 10 houses
4a oneR these HARo la sod mex Reke osness es
SILVER TLRRR' sPR1NGAseveral attractive lots
sa5e qD Al REa 0e5s so
THREE a-ACRE LOTS. south of Rockville;
81 200 per lot or $1,000 cash for all 3;
WI 6271, $50 am. to 4:3O pm. Call
SILVER sPRfNG lot, 5oxi4o. by out-ot-
town owner to highest bidder. Box 2O3-D,
BUILDERS ATTENTION. 40 beautiful
between Kensington and Garrett Park
Utilities. schools transport ton and shop
RREEDMAN fsasNn"s sso ss55 P'ese eves and sun
BEAtTiTuL WOODED LOTS in English
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