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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1921 81. N.W.-36 It. vide, 1874 It. long,
fireproof, reinforced concrete roof: 4,21O
So. IT.: possession obtainable. JEROME
8 s., MURRAY. nSR 1881 g st. NV. RE. 246O,
COMMERCIAL CORNER sITE-2sth and
Virginia ave. NV, Ill IT. on Va. ave. and
go IT on goth; present improvements pro-
duce SlSS 30 monthly; price, S35. 900. Ex.
Z So,nny;;; St n.y.; D1i 11as; ;ors, .
small inn. IL, miles north from Silver
Spring. with dining rooms that comfort
ably seat 80 and could handle 100; spa
cious kitchen and serving pantry. wash.
rooms; owners suite with bath on 1st
floor; upstairs provides guest rooms,
sleeping, porch and bath; land covers l
acre at prominent highway location
Eauipment may be purchased separate If
desired. An opportunity for some far
seeing person to acquire an excellent loca-
ton already, establishsd with q reputation
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. ne location.
! | st st commercial z stores and 4 apis. above,
has 8 rooms: no utilities furnished. Each
apartment has individual heating unit.
Price; 100000; terms. PoLYzoIs q
SCHWARTZ, 20l4 ST., at Conn. ave, AID.
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HOUSE TRAIlERS.

23-FT. PLYMOUTH TRAILER, like new,
wardrobes. Coleman oven cook stove. Duo
therm with air circulator, electric brakes,
Is 1T. awnings Lot 40. Manor drive,
trailer r. park opposite Penn Daw Hotel on
WAsHISGToN TRAILER headquarters
New tandem-wheel schults on display,
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. 1890 Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232.
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 1Si 1pssieHi trailer IN
good condition: de luxe model, prewar metal
constructions; "a feet long with sleeping
apartments at either end and kitchen in
middle; equipped with gas cook stove. oil
water and electricity On display at
SILVER SPRING GARAGE & WRECKING
CO. S216 Georgia ave. price 81 300.
GLIDER TRAILER. % TT, by owner like
new, sleeps 4; complete with finest trailer
equip. Priced low for quick sale. See at
1871 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, Nd
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Not This
Dave Breeer

crucifix may be found in the curio
shops of the West Indies Sailors
wear them to ward of disaster at
sea-
The cruciflx is found in the skull
of the catfish. The flesh must be
carefully removed SO that no part
of the bony structure is moved or
injured. In some skulls, the cross,
halo and hood are beautifully de-
lineated.
There is nothing unusual in the
behavior or habits of the crucifix
catfishes. All have looking
whiskers and streaming barbels.
They like to take bait intended for
other fish and are very difficult to
calm down
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers.
Large sale of desirable used and new
household furniture, radios, rugs, wool
blankets, etc, by auction at Weschler's.
915 E st. NV, Friday, commencing at
9:30 am. and continuing until midafter-
noon, large CONSIGNMENT Of new bedroom
and living room groups, new box springs,
mattresses and mirrors, new chairs for
every occasion; maple, mahogany and wal
nut chests of drawers and dressers, utility
cabinets; studio, sofa and studio beds;
good rugs; personal effects, etc. je20,21.
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC, aucts., 715
18th st. n.w.-Sale Of household goods,
personal effects, etc, for storage charges:
Notice Is hereby given that on Friday,
July ls .a,1aa t945, starting At 10 o'clock m
thereafter until FL is disposed Of. there
tion rooms of c. G. Sloan & Co., Inc, 715
18th st. NV, Washington, D. c., to enforce
liens for storage and other charges due
and unpaid. all household goods, personal
effects ETC., stored with us in the follow
ing names: Mrs. Ruby M. Barrett, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte, Miss Anna
Bowman, Mrs. E. Churchill, deceased, Mrs.
w. ]. Connolly, Miss Adelaide Culver,
Margaret Dorsey, Mrs. Mega Evans, Mrs.
Minnie c. Farmer, joseph F. Jones. Allen
f oo1e Jones sud1,nn VI Lsnkiord MS ,,L: L
andlor Eleanor N: Mullins. Miss N. NJ.
Sheehan, w. r. Smith, Miss Mary
Twomey, Mrs. Thelma. Washington. John
1RANsFrR 81 AsD
COMPANY, 920-922 st. nv, Wash
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ARLINGTON. ,vA.overleoks Potomac, the
of. any size left undeveloped; within l
mile Of Key Bridge and across the river
from Washington: 40 wooded acres, right
sites: gorgeous views of the Potomac and
Washington from Key to Chain Bridses,
ca ssTff Mr. fnd BRoWN ReSs cH a sesooo cash
sIsa.e. and Country Club, to close estate. we
fOT fOFsfi Mss sn Sp * ssoGe ou pss sH6
Ss l1sS Rb FRoNTxeE4his A 1aes tract of
g. acres offers ,,aI an opportunity for small
acre. w VIM dGh sA9NDERs BaaesSe C. sfseo iNe
Realtors Test. 1887, 1919 K st. NV.
P6ruGE Fl dfh? HoMEsrrEs-4 acres. . miles
pRe sSeF ec Rto5 4s Of ee1ss's ssls Il
%ss Bars rd Fom ess svss SSp5Ri Sssnu san. M
$3.50 cash: i acre on Greenviiie blvd; !;
bqs s3es pa and No water .sGs ses for sale sign
10 ACRES. restricted, stream through
center, 420-ft:, frontage on macadam road;
sable s eGR e!eSxs Rens s7RM PIX
500 PER ACRE, So acres 45 under culti-
yatl9n 20 acres Iaes in woodland streams
'S%iRShs eoiesVe ad a5i'anes Can AsPton 3S
t1S4h.
6 ACRES, on power line and hard-surface
road; nice place for postwar home; IL
glss miles f5om on rsntagen SnY Bds viii sacTee
SHOPPING CENTER ESTABLISHED. over
2 acres in the very center of development
at junction of six main arteries in D. c.
Outstanding opportunity for controlling
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
~ acres 1e in Aexandria adioininr nj Pontc
|. Entire tract subdivided, with priorities
for immediate construction. Trunk sewer
running through property. OUTSTANDING
opportunity for immediate DEVELOPMENT in
fast-growing area: Well financed
HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT COMPANY.
710 14th ST NV. EX. 1929. 21'
COLORED-2 TO 5 ACRES of land.
we'll located in Fairfax County, colored
terms reasonable. w. s. HooE, Jr., cH
0600, 3s15 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
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BIB THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont

VIRGNIA'S BEST jBUYS-owner leaving
town, brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms and
gen finished N cypress
space for any needs. House fully insulated.
Large lot, close to transr., chain stores
Near Russell rd.-4-bedroom, center
hall house; fully insulated, large rooms,
hot-water heat, oil burner, $10.500.
Arlington-Brick Colonial in exclusive
location near the dual hwy. 4 bedrooms,
air,coneitioned. oil burner, full basement
room. lst floor has large living room. large
dining room. a modern kitchen, ] bed
room and " bath. Second floor has 3 large
ample closet space: 90-ft-front lot. close
to transp;, schools, churches and chain
stores. Price, S15.500. Possession. Aug. /.
Grocery store, business and 7-rm
bungalow, .125-ft front lot. gear garage.
profitable business with room for expan-
see me. J. L. PRICE, 1903 S. Arl. Ridge
I'd. Arl.. Va. Ivy 1872 or IA. 1904
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In co. operation uith OPA,
advertisements under Automo-
biles for Sale must include
make. year. model, body type,
price and statement "Within
OPA Ceiling"
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BUICK 1883 66-c conv coupe; radio. h

BUICK 1899 CSC conv. coupe; radio, heat
er: ceiling price sl;2oo; guaranteed: trade
BUICK iS4I special sedan; A. heater: asi' ceiling
PEIlSs Esims sisea dooR NoaoR trade and
and / NV. D1. $685. 1925 or NE NJ. sse4h.' ave
very, good condition: sIis5 Ceiling % Price:
SsGn MSTld rHf IKE 81 small sedan in trade. co.
cHEvkoLEff is4a 5-passenger. club coupe;
low low, mileage. excellent tires, economical:
NATIONAL MoToRs' 14th sfms and ine eolamSia araSs
CaRYsLER 81 Psi MI 1s4a 7Sa New Yorker town sedan
price, S2.1s7; priority needed. COOK MO-
TOE g. T. ave- doo1 and ID ns NV DI 95ss
TOR SALES. 6315 Georgia ave
FORD 1887 convertible club coupe: radio;
er: at oPA Ceiling. RoBEY MoToR
sANEsL 22e M oes sto rd mas r.
tically new tires; locally owned; immacu-
late cosdtSp 5a% base ceiling
T!1NAI n1S' MI M4TaRs' 9yE9 14th and Columbia I'd
9eILJ6SsollSss, eIJS 4-door sedan. g.. r. and h.:
s MofoR @ fsAf '1s s$1b Gsorris asw ave
PACKARD 1898 club coupe; radio, heater,
soou tlTSsJ nn4O. ohoer OfA us Is CELL
PxCKARD -. is41. ITO convertible club
coupe; + and h.; $I.5Ss: oPA ceiling price.
BILL MOTOR SALES, 6315 Georgia ave
PLYMOUTH 1910. de luxe, 4-door sedan;
r. and h.; 5000: OPA ceiling price; almost
new tires. BILL MOTOR SALES, 6315
PLYMOUTH '3e 4-door sedan; newly
painted reconditioned;. $500 cash; ceiling,
$685.. 813 Somerset pl. NV
PLYMOUTH 1884 coach; perfect tires:
mechanically perfect. Within OPA ceiling
Price, S295. Chestnut 1850. %.
USED-CAR SALE
VIII sell with or without trade. OPA ceiling
prices and some below
AZ Studebaker Champion club sedan;
heater; as is. 1925.
Al Lincoll-zephyr 4-door custom sedan
radio and heater; as is, S1.725.
40 Packard Super s; radio and heater;
overdrive: as is, 1.460
40 Packard "120" 4-door sedan; radio and
heater; as is, 81 ,015.
h., $1,331
II Chrysler Saratosa sed., and h., vscu
Al Ford d. l. Tudor. ST. 0O6
Al Mercury 2-door sedan. r. and h..
40 La Sale cl. coupe, r. and h.. 81, ,ee5
40 Packard '6" sedan. T. and h.. o. d.
S1.131.
'39 Olds sedan, + and h.. S975
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO., WA. ALL.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

wOODLEY MANOR-Beautiful estate, IS
ss1ss HSWard n vs;n GGunty Md opDot,
ing room 1920, drawing room 15xI5,
epaoe in al ncudng
bedrooms and baths; ali doors and trim
Waen w the bea ass oil ve sH
cost 6 81 s. M:0ooi Is large walnut trees, ; re:
Sass ses sna
Srofers. cse 5. M. opUM' i4s7 Eye st. NV.
FRFAxWs ksRsys hays eEsnt ens Of the most in
teresting farms that has been offered for
sale for some M time; located only few
land and has about 3. mi. of waterfront
SoIe on s n.ess Dun o # Il large r. sks G00n +
lovely Southern Colonial residence. Several
back stalls, tenant house; large hay rack
snd 4 oeF ss ohe5 ssrms n
JOHNSTON. Arlington Trust Bldg Ross
GH o79 oxford ess ALL
hard roads. The house is new, has z nice
rooms rooms steam heat baths, city eles..
n room stone a gaesthoSse useS with % BATH S s-room
tenant house with bath, modern stone
barns ald many other buildings. all n n
cluded are 20 cows, bulls and heiters, 4
horses trastors ssn eembine bhn and al new
@ ssnssd' See HSsoN ''iihss H1RsT. "a" exclusive
sseIt;s, ssens Annandale Va, ct the END Of
M0NTGoMERY StosST aSaaasS COUNTY FARM for gentle
man farmer who wants beautiful. mod
horses and q COW; all within a compara-
lively, short drive of the ONCE district.
This az t.b to be such place With the
hood hood Of Of sue such i's deveiopmsnts. M " We shoSid
,ike to 50 into detsils A.k for M JET
fFesf; sF' w.: I4Hls Sal lss SHOEMAKER l7ls x
sACRTFICE = Chicken and dairy farm,
D. c. permit, ia acres rich soil in ,vir-
sarn tsS S0m equ9psd h9pse eect1e mReTs sy
brooder houses, all necessary outbuildines,
orchard. % head of cattle, 3 horses and
Tood fences soSd sek
$aS.s1 $ai5.sG seS q oSS $a7R' Star
practically all modern; cleo, phone: built
in bath; 22 acres of wheat, in rye. in
barn. chicken house, hoghouse, smoke.
house; cozy. fruit cellar; property all
asS en'e5 oHS s"ssi is1Fs
Md. Call Ashton 3s46
23 ACRES. 10 MILES from D. c.. 1s3-ft
frontage on hard road excellent homesite,
Has gear garage with additional rm. for
temporary living quarters, nicely designed
20x4O-ft. :2-story chicken house; cleo
small stream with good possibilities for
swimming pool: well suited for chicken
farm. Price. $500; reasonable terms.
Inspect any afternoon until Z pm. Out
left 2,s miles to GRANGE Hall. right on
Route ZOE /. mile. look for sign at entrance
on left. JAMES E. MAHONEY. Woodward
BLDG Re 24l1 ewes, AD. 6693,
good goo, ar 6-rm. o. house with necessary out
Farm equipment includes tractor, disc, cul-
tivstor manure spreader. all ffeld and shop
be be CT, sold. Price sls,5oo. Call MR..
BLUEGRASS FARM in virginia on pike,
one hour of Washington: 14O acres with
lasting running water from springs. 30
acres in timber; good farmhouse; electric
ity installed; stock barns; orchard. This
farm will craze so head of cattle: immedi-
ate possession; price, $4,000; half cash:
shown by appointment. Phone Herndon
IS. BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fair
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THE MINIMUM WAGE AND INDUSTRIAL
SAFETY BOARD hereby gives notice
pursuant to Title II of the Act entitled
AN Act to protect the lives and health
and morals Of women and minor workers
in the District of Columbia, and to establish
powers and duties, and to provide for the
fixing of minimum wages for such workers,
Der 19. 1918, as amended october 14th.
1941, and further amended June 14th,
1914. that rules and regulations provid-
ing minimum standards of safety REQUIRE
ments for establishments, installations,
operations. and processes connected with
manufacturing retail trade, services, trans
and utilities, have been adopted and that
copies Of these rules and regulat en-
are available at the ofiice OF the Board,
300 Indiana Avenue, Northwest, Room
1920. These rules and regulations become
effective thirty days from this date. MRS
ALBERT w. ATWOOD, Chairman. JOHN
L. VANDEGRIFT. J. c. TURNER.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT W: MCCULLOUGH, Attorney.

SUS II 81. NE. :
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
holding Probate Court.--Estate of Edwin
S. Armstrong, Deceased.-No. 64,S26,
Administration Docket 137.-Application
having been made herein for probate of the
last will and testament of said deceased
and for letters testamentary on said estate
by Martha T. Armstrong, it is ordered this
End day of June, AID. 1916, that Arthur
G. Armstrong, Ellis M. Armstrong, Miriam
A. Weihe. Frederick D. Armstrong, Elenora
Duffy, non compos; Miriam A. Weihe her
custodian: Malcolm Armstrong, Dorothy
Armstrong, Marion Armstrong Fish, Edwin
s; Armstrong, the unknown children Of
Phillip E. Armstrong, deceased, and all
other unknown heirs at law and next of
kin OF Edwin S. Armstrong, deceased, and
all others concerned, appear in said Court
on Monday. the 10th day of July, AID
1915, at 1000 o'clock AM, to show
cause why such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be published
in the "Washington Law Reporter" and
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned. the first publication to
be not less than thirty DAYS before said
return day. Witness. the Honorable
BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice of said
Court, this End day of June, AID. l945.
(Seal) Attest: VICTOR S. MERSCH,
Register of Wills for the District of CO.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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BY FRANK COLBY.
What Is the Origin:

From J. P. R., Russell, Kansas:
Where did We get the phrase by
and large? Isn't there some good
American term that can bring out
the meaning intended?
Answer-By and large is term
that dates from the heydey of the
sailing ship. In nautical parlance.
by and large designed a ships
running alternately close-hauled
theaded as directly as possible into
the wind) and free Sailing with
a favorable wind blowing not more
than six points from the direction
of traveD. If a vessel handled
well under both conditions, she
was said to be a good ship by and
large, that is. in all important re-
spects and overlooking any minor
eccentricities when under sail.
In modern usage, the phrase has
lost its seafaring connotation and
simply means speaking generally:
on the whole; broadly speaking"
as: The labor situation, by and
large, is steadily improving.
Q. What is meant by plus
fours"?
A. Plus-fours are long. loose
knickerbockers once worn by most
golfers. They are so called because
they are inches longer than stand
ard knickers
From Pfc I. H. M, Victorville:
For some time I have been seek
ing the correct meaning of thirty"
sometimes heard on the radio, as,
And that's thirty for today"
Answer-In newspaper and print
ers' slang, thirty" means "ths
end; that's all, finished" But its
exact origin is lost in obscurity.
Editor and Publisher once pub
lished a number of theories, but
admitted that the true origin of
thirty probably would never be
definitely established.
lReleased by the Bell Syndicat. Inc1
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1899 long hat-body lta-ton; good
condition, good tires; ceiling price, $3.50
II. 7347.
ARMY. SURPLUS TRUCKs-No prioritles
needed
Dumps-t2) 1882 Dodge, model w. F.
-3l. A-ton 2-speed rear. 2-yard bodies
l942 Dodge, model w. F-3l IIa-ton. 3
yard body. t3l 1912 REQ, 94-ton, model
khSS;:5' hS,:5' forward speeds, 3 and yard
bodies. 1891 International 3-ton, model
Ks. 4-yard body; forward speeds. 1890
Dodge li?-ton, 2-yard body, 2-speed rear,
optional 4-wheel drive
Panels--l937 Chevrolet. 1la-ton: 1886
Trailer-.-ton new Army ammunition
carts, metal bodies
Stakes-1940 Dodge ia-ton
Pickups-194O Dodge ia-ton
Tractors-1a4I Dodge 2-ton, o-speed
rear 6-.speed transmission
Wreckers-1940 Ford 1-ton, with boom.
1870 piamond T 1-ton with boom
1891 GMC 4-ton, c. o. E.. a75-2O tires
ar brakes l6s-in. wheelbase, overdrive;
LOO miles.
All our trucks have heavy-duty Army
tlres, low mileage and are in excellent
condition. Terms, trades CENTRAL. MO-
TOR CO. 3l43 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va,
Oh. 1000, OK. 0552; daily, 10 6: Sunday,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BEACH CONCESSION-Four alleys in live
amusement park: only one on beach: rent
cheap; act quick, season Just starting.
Box 39S-E Star.
ALEXANDRIA, 202 King st-Restored A.
story building, Colonial design, approx.
3-story building 3O'x4O' partially re-
stored, on alley. nearby. Call Temple 2O2O
after pm. "a"
GARAGE for dead storage, in Takoma
Park, D.. c.; reasonable. Call Taylor
1851 during I'm
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Goren on Bridoe

Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
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The suggested bidding:
South. West. North. East.
IA Pass "a Pass
5A Pass Pass pass
When saw this hand played the
bidding proceeded as above until
North's final CALL At this point
North could not resist the tempta-
ton and accepted South's slam sug-
gestion by bidding six spades. There
just wasn't anything to be done
about those two aces that the op-
position produced and a l00-point
loss was recorded.
Members of the Jury, who is
guilty? North contended on his own
behalf that he had definitely more
than was required for him for a
three-spade bid and that he inter-
preted his partners overbid of the
game as inquiring, Partner, have
you any more than you have prom
ised?" This question he answered
in the affirmative. He argued fur
ther that South should have been
satisfied to bid only four spades and
not make a slam invitation with
only one ace.
South maintained that he had at
least trick more than his opening
bid had shown and, therefore, he
felt justified in trying for slam
after his partners jump. If partner
held two aces he was willing to
gamble it out.
I quite agree that this hand is
made to order for the artificial slam
conventions. All that South wants
to know for practical purposes is
whether North has two aces and it
is on hands like that that the Black
wood convention is very effective.
and may be safely employed. How
ever, it should have been just as
easy to stay out of trouble in using
the direct method and I, personally,
find North guilty
South would have been chicken
hearted indeed to give up without a
fru ciyra ~, hn
hand in conjunction with the values
necessary for his Jump raise would
afford splendid play for slam. 1t
should have been quite apparent to
North that the opposition held both
red aces and that South had every
thing else. Because, if South held
either the ace of diamonds or hearts
he would have shown that ace at
the level of four rather than make
the higher bid Of five spades. South's
message should have been decoded
as follows: Partner, I have a very
fine hand, which has slam possibih-
ties, but I have no ace to snow you
Except in trumpsD"
1t is interesting to note that the
possession of three aces by North
will by no means assure a grand
slam. North might for example
have held:
a K 1897 GAS OAJ10 4A654
in which case a club trick would
almost surely be lost to the enemy.
Tomorrow's Problem.
AS East you hold:
The bidding has proceeded:
A872 2AQ3 nA3 +Q7654
West. North. East. South.
IA Pass % Pass
3A Pass (?)
What DO YOU bid now
Copyright, l945, by Charles H. Gorenl
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SUMMER CAMPS.

SUMNER CAMP for boys, 9 to IS; Meadow
Mountain, Nd: June % to August 2, S155.
WA 1854
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP. one of the
best boys camps. few more OPENINGS
available. See ad under personal. CHI
2S5S Or WO 4214
A FEW LAST-MINUTE openings for chill
dren, to Is; camps near Chesapeake Bay
and mountains of West Virginia WASH
INGTON SCHOOLS ASSOCIATIONS, RE.
303Q
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oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, by owner, 2Ha acres high
ground on State paved road near Orlando,
Florida; $3.50, S25 down, $40 per month
SLAUSON, National 6631. 23s
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug harbor when you retire; flsherman's
haven in ideal climate on Floridas Gulf
coast; fertile homesites. l to 5 a., fronting
or near salt water with community boat
dock privileges, hard road, electricity, no
as low as S4S5; S45 down. $15 monthly;
immediate possession. For beautiful illus
trated free booklet, phone or write E J.
WI. 4454.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS, SILVER SPRING, MD.-severai lots
with all utilities, choice locations; reason
ably priced. See or telephone A. J.
kESSINGER. S644 Colesville rd. SH 4544.
LARGE, VALUABLE business lot, near
Walter Reed; 2-family frame house in
cluded. Phone GE. 2116.
SO ACRES between Bethesda and Rockville:
ideal subdivision; bargain at S18.5O0.
Brokers invited. L. E. F. PRINCE. 1927
Conn. ave, MI 1896.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-40x120;
paved street. good elevation; 26 it. on
each sida C to building line; $500.
3oX 3aS-D. Star.
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1st, end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS on real
estate; None, within 4S hours. METRO
SALARIED LADIES-n you need money
see Mr. Green strictly confidentiaD. MA
II0MAL nL FINANCE CO. 10l4 x st. NV.
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearby Nd
OF Va. Reasonable rates: NATIONAL
MNoHroAaE Z NXHssTMENI XHss;CMsI 1sss SoRP~ 1912
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt ano
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
rowing Lowest rates. @ COLONIAL INVEST.
MONEY on 1st or end trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
Or D: e; property; THE AMERICAN CO..
40 MORTGAGE LOANs-Prompt service
MOORE & HILL CO. s04 18th st NV
Jst-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates: term or monthly payments. P. j.
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma 646S
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
inss Administration, Washington,. d, C..
viii be publicly opened in this ONCE at ]
Pm, June ~, 1945, for extension and
alteration Of the cafeteria In the Procure
ment Division Building at WASHINGTON.
D.. c. DRAWINGS and specifications may be
obtained at this ofice and must be re.
more than one set will be in the discretion
Of the commissioner of public buildings
w. E. REYNOLDS. Commissioner of Public
Buildings, Federal Works Agency
Evening star., 1945-06-20
Lost BODY ComoufIoqed

COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho P.-A
two-hour search by sheriffs for the
missing ~ -year-old son of Mrs.
Julia Emehiser ended when his
grandmother found him curled up
in the blankets at the foot of his
bed asleep
Evening star., 1945-06-20
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

ATTENTION., all Buick owners. now is
mer use plenty of parts available all
work guaranteed. TEMPLE MOTOR CO.,
Buick Dealer, 1900 King St. Alex. Va
Al 3055
TIRE RECAPPING. s-hr service, by ap-
pointment: leave your car am, pick ii
UP at 5 pm: finest grade materials used
Gaping mechanics: all work guaranteed
ample parking facilities PALDER 4
HANNA 4716 r. l. ave, Hyattsville UN
Evening star., 1945-06-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

GARAGE WANTED-A national oil com.
pany will purchase for own use a garage
with minimum of 10000 SO. 1T. Prefer
Boy 19-R. Star
SMALL elite business wants studio loca-
tion Box 75-E. Star 90.