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Dratha

i FURHMANN, MARTIN. On Friday,
IRs as RNN adi n Bsuysa HUSBAND aSsD's q
Florsnee fao Y. FSrhmann Services at cpsm.
bers' funeral home. 81 1lth ST. s@. on on
cSareS Of 'as shs sse st
fRyN o'iif MfRsERT 81 Risfmsn' On ThSrsdsy june
ERr IL Is sarsiv.a aSP bs two IS.
ters, Mrs. Alice Bland and Mrs, Maggie
two osSot eths psnns ana
I$$7 10th s.; NV. where funeral services
E. c, Smith oficiatins. Interment in Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery l.
GLOVER. CAPT. JOSEPH A., JR. sud
denly. on Friday Friday June g.. 1945. in plane
Ford Glover Of Richmond' S Va. and ID sA son Of
Ma sps snd s. 4 oGSsr oSs dTsl If e 500 conn
reposs Of his soul at St Miehsers Cath
s caHE's sr a sphF Friends d and m fs rss
aAssSSiSSs. JOHN J. On SATURDAY,
pand of Hanna c. HanniFan (nee CARROLL
hss q chsssrs afsss southeast pSss
home, SIT 11th st. Sc.
HAsKINs, LUCILLE. Departed this life
sfsTrdsy cs IIns sa aAs ss4S at Il aasasr sas
husband, Georse C. Haskins; two sisters
Mrs: Sadie =; Dodson and Mrs, r. B;
friends. Remains restins at the Hall
Bros funeral home, 621 Fla. ave. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
FLORA L. HENDLEY. beloved sister OF
Eugene 3 Hendley and the late Charles
Mass. ave- ne where services s viii Be Be held
ta ey p n ssS Pm Ptend
o faF5 t. GARo5 snsss. On sssTday }s9s
HETRICK, beloved daughter of DR.. Tim
Sshsy Clarence Skinner Hetrick 1924
services at the Bethesda, Chevy Chase
funeral home Of VIM. Reuben Humphrey
ment Rockville Union Cemetery.
HOLLAND, EMMA LOUISE. On Friday,
& Shs G Louise USE ft5ai nssriae q aos Pss t.
Holland, beloved mother of Eva Holland
Royster, mother-in-law Of Pfc. Joseph N.
ss ses sister. asS is ana nSrsse Uns z asr
After 10 am. Monday friends may call at
the MCGUIRE funeral home. 1920 9th st.
at i pm. Interment Payne's Cemetery. !
20. iS45. WILLIE HosTLER. Remains
resting at Fraziers funeral home, 3S9 r. ].
ave. NV. Notice of funeral later.
JASPER, MAMIE swETNAM On Thurs
ea Sene ss r ssS hsF fssidfRsf sER T.
Of Mrs Virginia St Clair. Robert c. Jasper,
S 1Ic; Mrs. Agnes Watson, Mrs. Fred
Kinzer and Alvin Jasper. Funeral Sunday,
July, July |, at 2 o'clock from al4 Park ave-
JENKINS, ALEXANDER. On Saturday.
June 80, 1945, at Freedmen's Hospital,
ALEXANDER JENKINS Of 73l Harvard
st. NV, husband OF Edna o. jenkins. fos-
ter father Of Nellie Matthews. He also
Of funeral later. Arrangements by W.
Ernest Jarvis Co.
KLNGE, CHARLES o. On Friday, June
%, 1945, CHARLES o. KLINGE, beloved
son OF the late. Henry 4. and Catherine
Klinge; Funeral from the w. w. Deal fu-
Monday, July ., at IL am. Relatives. and
friends invited Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
MANNING. CHRISTIAN A. On Friday
June %; I945, az his home. 1928 3sth st
NV, CHRISTIAN 4. MANNING; beloved
Mrs. Helen M. Lambert and Mrs. Mil June
Knouff and brother of j. Webster and T.
r. Manning Of Washington, D. c.; George
c. Manning Of winchester, Mass, and DR..
at the Birch. funeral home, 3034 M st
NV, on Monday, July Q. at 2:30 pm. In
terment Congressional Cemetery.
MANNING, CHRISTIAN A. A special
N communication of Dawson Lodge, |
. :;:; {: i: Ga: &
CHRISTIAN A MANNING, P. M. |
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MANNING, CHRISTIAN A.

m communication Of Dawson Lodge Lodge,
No. 16, F. A. A. M. will be held
at the Masonic Temple on Mon
2 day, July 2, 1e45, at 1870 pm,
for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother
CHRISTIAN A. MANNING, P. NJ
HIN A: CoLBORN, Jr., Master. i.
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FARRELL, BLANCHE A. On Friday
Chevy Chase drive, Chevy Chase. Md.
BLANCHE A. FARRELL, beloved sister OF
Mary E. and Lester Farrell. Services al
the above address on Monday. July 9 al
$50 am; thence to Our Lady of Lourde:
Catholic Church, 4517 watkins ave, Be-
thesda, Md, where mass will be offered al
am for the repose of her soul Inter
rnent Bangor, Me
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CHACONAS
BEAUTIFUL FLORAL PIECES
ss-s7.so-sIo DELIVERED
Flowers TsIegraphed Anywhere
$500 18th ST NV COLUMBIA S77s
C e. c FLOWER STORES
FLORAL SPRAYS. 3.e5 UP DELIVERED
Charge Accounts Invited
Two Convenient Locations
ses i4.h g NV " ss ~ ~,
CEMETERY LOTS.
CEMETERY LOT. washington National.
near driveway; one lot, sites: reasonable.
CAL CH. s45s.
1 CEMETERY LOTS IN National Memorial
PARK; bargain. Phone Falls Church 210g-W,
ELIZABETH +. Cowgirl.
LOT Containing 4 grave sites located IN
WASHINGTON National Cemetery. Win Sc 7,
at 4 sscri6ce TR. 0264.
TWO SITES In cedar Hill Cemetery: good
location; cheap. Ii. 1903.
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FAGAN, ANNIE +. On Saturday, June |
30. 1945. at her residence, 1851 Grant I'd:
the late James Pagan and mother OF Mrs. |
Minnie Galley, Mrs. Maggie Baynes, Mrs.
Ruth Knowlen, Mrs. Carrie Daniels, Mrs. |
Susie Manley, Mrs. Agnes Tucker, Mrs. |
Marian Rawles, Mrs. Della Lindsey, George
W. and Ernest H. Fagan. Remains rest
ing at the above residence. Funeral from
Eldbrooke Methodist Church on Tuesday,
July 8, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. |
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29
LOUIS BIANcHI ARRIVES FROM DETROIT

Louis Bianchi arrived from De- troit to be employed by Polet's Store. When he reached Fairbanks he decided to try a little prospect ing up the Panama River before coming to Nome. Although he is a cheechako, he feels that he is almost a sourdough, as he en- countered many pioneering ex- periences on his trip. He, with his associate MT. R. w. Silver, were caught in the flood of the Panama river and narrowly escaped being caught in several log jams. They also encountered three big bears and were forced to run as they did not have their guns with them. All this, with mosquitoes and constant rain made the trip very interesting, even if they did not find gold.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29
FRIDAY, JUNE 2s, ls45

Inlet off Icy Strait, between Jun eau and Cape Spencer to recover the twelve million board feet of lumber and three million dollars worth of other material.
 The Army built the port, which is unneeded now that the battle front has receded, at cost of eighteen million. It was built as a transshipment point, where barges from United States could transfer military supplies to ocean going vessels between Kodiak and the Aleutians.
 Colonel Hardy said it was com pleted in November, 1943, and used less than a year before being
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29
War Prisoners Will Dislnantle Disused Secret Port

SEATTLE, June 29-{F-Col- onel Conrad P. Hardy announced that the first German prisoners of war to be sent outside continental United States as workmen will go north next month to dismantle a port built secretly Tn an Alaskan ford while the Japs were menac- ing the continent from the Aleu- tians,
 He said seven hundred prison CTS will be moved to Excursion
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29

declared surplus in October, 1914. The port covered six hundred thirty acres and had quarters for an operating personnel of forty four hundred sixty.
The Nome nugget., 1945-06-29
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity

Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome Alaska.
 Friday, June 29, l945
 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy today, becoming cloudy this eve- ming and Saturday morning. Part ly cloudy Saturday afternoon with fresh westerly winds. Lowest temperature tonight 38. Highest temperature Saturday 52.
 Nome Data: Precipitation last 24 hours ending 8:30 am. today: none.
 Total precipitation this month to 8:30 am. today OPP inches.
 Temperatures last 24 hours to 8:30 am. today: highest 59, low est 38.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 52, lowest 46.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 31 in 1929. highest 78 in 1911.
 Sunrise at 2:29 ann, sunset at 11:40 pm.
 Data for other selected stations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-02-26
T axe Ny Word for 1t
3y FRANK COLBY.
Words TO Watch.


@. Recently on Town Hall pro-
gram, a British lord pronounced the
word plebiscite as "play-bee-SEET. u
Could that be French, by any
chance?
A. Yes. The word entered English
from the French, from the Latin
plebiscitum, meaning decree of
the common people" In English
plebiscite means a vote Of the
people, usually to determine then
sovereignty"
Sir Bernard Pare's pronunciation
play bee SECT" while good
French, has no American sanction
and I find it only in the Oxford
English Dictionary as second choice
American dictionaries show the
third syllable as either sit" tc
rhyme with bit" or site" to rhyme
with bite"
OF seven American dictionaries
four list as first choice, and three
list as second choice: PLEB-i-sit
Three list as first choice, and one
lists as second choice: PLEB-i-site
According to the authorities, then
PLEB-i-sit is the prevailing Ameri-
can pronunciation.
@. Is 1t ever correct to rhyme the
verb presage with 'message?"
A. No. However. presage is both
noun and verb. When used as q
noun, as: This is presage Of bet
ter times" the first syllable is ac-
cented. thus: PRESS-idge.
When used as q verb, as These
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Nature S Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
VANILLA BEAN.

Vanilla is one of the first gifts OF
the New World to the Old. The
most important of the 81 known
species of vanilla is a native of
Mexico, though some plants are
found in Florida. 1t simply must
have hot, damp climate, as it is
an orchid.
Vanilla has always been appre-
ciated. The ancient Aztecs brought
| it to their emperor. When the
Spaniards overran Mexico, they
were delighted with the perfume
and the flavor of vanilla. They in
troduced it to Europe, where it i'm
mediately became popular.
Mexico was not slow in increas-
ing her supply of this plant. She
planted her wildlings and left them
to themselves. In the 18th century.
the beans were grown in nurseries
and under planned cultivation.
From then on, the story has been
one Of continued success.
The only difficulty was to find
satisfactory method of fertilization
The vanilla bean is the only orchid
grown for it's fruit. Wind and ma
tive insects transport the pollen in
Mexico. In Europe this act must be
done artiflcally. After several un-
successful methods, a Negro slave
named Edmond Albius devised the
method used today, actually i'm
planting the pollen in the pistil by
hand.
Mexico. Guadalupe and Puerto
Rico produce about one-third of
the worlds supply. Two-thirds of
the total reaches us from NADIA
gascar, the Comoro Islands, French
Oceania, Reunion and Tahiti, from
the Netherlands Indies and from
the Sechelles Islands, a British pos
session off the East African coast.
Mexico is the second largest pro-
Queer, yet its output is but q third
OF that of Madagascar
Vanilla loves to climb trees, shrubs
and even rocks in the shade of
tropical forest. The slender stems
send out an aerial root by which
the plant climbs. The flowers are
yellow with green sepals. From
them spring the pods, the so-called
vanilla beans. Through curing and
fermentation. vanillin is developed.
This gives vanilla its characteristic
flavor and fragrance. In recent
years, we have been importing l.
000, 900 pounds of beans valued at
81, 10000
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; terms or monthly payments. 4 P. J.
WALSHE, INC: l115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646s.
terest, Diamonds, jewelry. watches, gold
and sil7erware, cameras. typewriters, guns,
ETC., accepted as security. No advance ar
rangements necessary ROSSLYN LOAN
CO.. Rosslyn. Va Chestnut $500.
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture. signature. GEN
EFsAL ACCEPTANCE CORP, 1903 Balti-
more ave, Hyattsville. Md. Warfield 1881.
SALARIED LADIES-1f you need money,
see Mr.. Green Gstrictly confidentiaD
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1014 X ST. NV.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan. 500
to $1,000. rspayable monthly. come 70 (
18th and e SITS. NV, National T011: H st.
At North Capitol. Executive 2727.
MONEY ON SECOND cKUST-We viii
buy Aseood-tfuR notes, D. c. nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable HateA NATIONAL
MORT0A6B 3 MVE8TAkNT CORP. 1919
\. ave. Nv National Ss3S.
LIST AND END TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before Dor
MENT Co. SIT 9th St NV. 81. 6i5O.
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
or So1 D. E; property o, THE AMERICAN CO.
LOANS, nrSt, second and third trust. on
your home Call Mr.. Berman, MA. 2920:
METRO CO, 203 Woodward Bldg.
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SUBURBAN sALe-MARYIAND.

$57 month. Lovely. s Spacious. IN excellent
c cIasn h.-w.h, oil burner. open nre e,
and Seabrook. Md. RI. station, around COT
n r by train 10 minutes g Union ion. Station a,
oa n SxNr III aen 5R Real o Estate
BRICK; bedroom and Il bath on Ist floor
plus center hall. living room, with knotty
pretty Kitchen; on on End door. bedrooms
tile shower bath; nice basement. steam
heater, oil burner. outside walls painted
sversthns in niee seefion Of S
Nd; $4,000. Inspection by appointment
only; Cal ALL, Mr; yalentI; no: 0043 with
3 ACRES near Silver Spring: T-room and
bath asbestos siding house: coal h.-a h.; 2
chicken houses. Bear garage: over 200
$3.50: terms. Exclusive. E. 8. PRICE &
CO. NE. 1850 or 81. 1929.
SILVER sPRING-pe sirable s-room. q;
bath frame and single bungalow, full
basement: oil h.-w.h.: located at 91S Phil,
adelphia ave; just l blk. from stores and
transportation; possession within 80 days;
price. $4,000 on terms. ME. 1850 OF
S8,5Oe-Near Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
5 miles out, OF Silver Spring; 2-bedroon
air: near bus lines; poultry houses, horse
barn large oo victory u ga pp down p pay
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-6-room and
bath frame home. oil hot-water heat. stone
fireplace, 2-car garage; corner lot; in new
house condition; price, $4,000, on terms
ARTHTR GARR real estate nv W gs5a
rooms. bath. large lot, conveniently To-
Gated; vacant; $500. terms II desired
For further details call Mr.. White teve-
M RcSs W R sssn With ph W os M THRocK
MINUTES from D. C. line, ~ acres,
garden soil: 3 bedrooms, glassed porch,
electric kitchen, hot-water heat. Shepherd
NEW-HoUsE CONDITION, 8 bedrooms
Get, large lot. full basement, near bus,
stores and schools. 1924 Taylor st., Sunny
brook, Md, ~ mi. from D. c., near Chew
erly. J: F.. BERGEN. shown anytime.
4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, Brad
bury Heights near bus STOP lot aGTiGG
se.ooc-s75o CASH. s4s..s Mo.-New
bungalow. never occupied; immediate pos
session; large living room, 2 bedrooms
ond floor with space for 2 additional rooms
large wooded lot. To reach, out Defense
highway pa miles beyond Bladensburs
Peace Cross. turn right on 7Ist ave. at
signs 5 blocks to house 7oo6 TAYLOR Ter,
race. Open every day. L to 5. WA. 4717
or evenings. Mr.: Dawson. WO. 42ss:
1880, ON TERMS; modern 2-bedroom
bung allow with basement. large lot. beau
oil heat and refrigerator: vacant and open
Eandov sn' I'd, Prone T TN. 4esi; e. Evenings
OIL. S267. Take Cheverly bus TO door.
KENHWoRTH. Md. PIX. Hillside, s. Chew
andria, 3-5 nm. and b, bung.; trade. N. Z.
RYON Co, GE. 6146.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

4O-ACRE FARM near Falls Church, Va.
4-room house with running water, out
buildings. suitable for subdivision or farm;
very reasonable terms; price, $4,000.
Please call WO. 4024.
STOCK AND DAIRY FARM Of la5 acres
in Mont. Co., ~ miles to D. C. and close
to B. & o. STA; S-roOm house with bath
and furnace; good 6-room tenant house.
bank barn, 40x65. with 90 stanchions:
various other outbldgs.:. about 40 acres OF
meadow, with stream, all in bluegrass: One
of the best farms in the county. r. P.
vACASTEsio 800. Near celesville, Md,
10 acres Of fresh air. large Groom coun,
try. home, electric pump, sparkling we'll
water. bath. heating plant. poultry
houses for 500 layers, also COW barn,
other buildings. plenty Of fruit. shade.
very productive soil Property sets back
nice. fronting on highway, IL miles out.
Vacant, 81 acres of fresh air, with g.
room summer home. 8 miles out, very
productive truck farm, grazing with
streams and sparkling spring water, ideal
also for turkeys. $500
Vacant, Is acres Of fresh air, 6-room
country home with fireplace, on hard
road with large shade trees. large stream
and spring water, many. outbufldinss for
poultry. horses. cows, good grazing meadow,
$500. JOHN BuRDOFT. colesville, Nd.
Route :, Box q, Silver Spring. Md. Cali
Ashton 3640.
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BUICK 1899 Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan: q
fine. clean car with jet-black finish, excel
lent tires, radio and heater priced for
quick sale: terms. TREW MOTOR CO,
18th and Pa ave: sc. Open ewes. and Sun.
black finish. low MILEAGE. r. and h.; 1899
other cars. JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th
and Penna. ave. Sc.
BUICK 1887 sedan, model 81; Buick 1a41
Limousine, model COL; Lincoln-Z Zephyr
1910 4-door sedan, La Sale 1887 cony.
coupe. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1929
22nd st. NV. MA. $500.
BUICK 4-door sedan; this car is equipped
with 5 very nice tires; has original fac
tory black finish: very clean inside and
out: 1t has = good mellow-toned radio and
Is guaranteed to pass the very rigid police
inspection which we procure for you. See
this car today ct the home Of Trew val
Pa: ave. Sc: Open evenings and Sundays.
CHEVROLET 1870 town sedan; runs very
good. also 1898 2-door master de luxe
1899 2.door. black finish: 1885 2-door
ssrs. JACK PRY MoF p1ds II I'm 0t arie
Penna. av2. -.
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TWO ROOMS, End floor. 73l 18th st.
WILL LEASE HOUSE, Mass. ave. at Du-
pont Circle GO large roomsl. well ar
ranged for Offices for a foreign govern
ment. Box 360-E. Star.
OFFICE-Will share with attorney. APP
ply 220 Denrike Bldg. or phone National
1854. 27'
1918 VERMONT AVE. NV. NEAR X ST.,
entire building, stories and basement,
20 rooms, baths, oil heat; vacant, i'm
mediate possession; ideal for large COM
pany. union, association. school, etc For
NJ. BERNSTEIN & Co, ME- $500.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION-Large, modern,
aa d;s ONCE rooms; lava
f1uorescent lights; parking space for 90
cars; available April st: lease. Cali Mr..
Ewell; LEO N; BERNSTEIN & CO.. 7ls
9Th ST. NV, NE. $500.
PENTHOUSE-Stewar Building. 9th and
D SITS. NV; approximately 17x50. suit
able for architect construction Offices,
photographer. or similar business; will re
model to suit tenant. JEROME s. MUIR
RAY 1873! G st: NV; RE. 2460
DESK SPACE. ideal for . people. single
desk for l. also telephone and mail serv
MISS WRIGHT. 500 Eye NV Ma. 54s7.
ENTIRE end FLOOR, 1859 Conn. ave. NV
Apply 1015 10th st. NV, End floor Ma.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

MODERN BRICK STORE and capt. bldg.
situated in the only location zoned for
leased for $3.50 per month; each spts;
2 rooms. dinette; kitchen and bath. at $40
and 81 month u, oil heat
ably nsnesd For price sns terms sa i
PfHs c3 2Sb 'o xpaK ii "a
sssh Seedsa annual p kES ego
MODERN APT, BLDG.L,one Of the nnsst
sppoInn1 s q o1 donns ht Sh Il.
roomy apts.;. ideally situated in Alex, Va;
conyenieGs to stores and tra nap sISss
$3.50. 900. with reasonable terms arranged;
This is the type Of property that viii. will
CO ana sp this WEN ss nna
s sSosY Iuca rs Con o h5o5 O &. NV Ma.
{, FAMILY APT; Just listed; 7,yyesFya
the sTo PARK sn nwD
neishborhood Annual rents, 81; 400;
a pniif0 i0T PM oo J WESLEY sfss BuehANAN
CORNER, detached. s-unit apt. in new
built of finest ,prewar materials: trans
portation and shopping at door, only 20
tiles; annual income. $500. For full
information cali A. j. WERNER NE. 1855
brick. in Virginia, on main trafnc line OF
quick Transportation: low, established CELL
ing rents; makes q safe investment for long
term: overhead expenses are minimum;
small investors will do well to investigate:
owner will carry End trust II necessary.
Ask for appointment, CHI. 1913.
completely furn.: income, $141 per month
Will take S1.250 for equity. or auto for
same. Call MR.. CLARKE. owner. DI. 1851.
PA. AVE, near new George Washington
Hospital-3-story brick bldg. with store.
now leased, showing better than 5T re-
property to remodel after war into store
and apts. with much HIGHER return. Call
Mr., Tammaro, ia. 5976. SHANNON &
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AUToMoBILEs FOR sALl (con,.

CADILLAC 1898 4-dr. sedan; in good rum
nans res 1sdS fns nsh prcsa
terms term on fREW ss MoroR CO. 18th and "a
L. open ds sYss s saa sun hi. car
radio. Also heater; it has unusually good
Son Is csns Price
hundred dollars under that price. II Its
Come 1ae e the Ssu rev %oroR co
home of Trew value. cars" 14tn and Pa,
penas Open evenings and su Sunday
chemically, good tires, good paint with
radio and heater; also very nice clean ,3e
convertible sedan: 1875 other cars. JACK
p61GE faEs as moor saS ren sedan ave with
heater, private owner; sell for best bid
See See. it at 14o4 MARYLAND ave. ne. FIR
FORD. 1910 de luxe, 2-door sedan, very
clean, l owner; also 1888 2-door sedan
sedan; 1887 convertibie sedan. ssab as IS
oPA price 1856 other cars. JACK PRY
MOTORS 18th and Penna ave we. Sc:
condition; call Monday between am
IA SALE, 1910 CLUB convertible coupe;
GSor sed asG $5 other ears JACK
Piqn6Srh ia4 ana heater ne
dltion also 1889 sedan. two 1886 Sc
dams, 1885 2-door. 1885 7-passenger Sc
dan; 1875 other cars. JACK PRY MOTORS
house trsiler s sSha Ss0 eSpes Ds Soto
soash 'qan 1 chsv st. 81 nw sed BE-
PONTIAC, I942, streamliner,, 2-door, blacl
1910 club coupe, cylinder; 1898 con
yeertIble;s 135 other cars; JACK PRA
excellent condition also 1886 president
sedan: 1876 other cars JACK PRl
MCToRS 18th p AND , penna aye aye Sc
half can i be- financed. EM. s43s. " 0'
TAxICAB, 1889 La Sale, with PUG; T., h
and tires Leather st
see to appreciate. no. 1888. Us.
chrysler. call Emerson $3.50 s $50 ? m
USED tH a;'V CAR SALE ls
a Mercury sedan-coupe, heater;
Al studebaker "6" Commander sedan
'ss b : lex a-pas, sedan, r. and h.
FL Buick Century sedan. r, and h.
| 40 Packard g" sedan, r. and h. overdrive
~ Dodge sedan. fluid drive. r. ana n.
40 La Sale club coupe. r. and h.
| 40 La Sale $50" SD sedan r and b.
| 40 Oldsmobile ''6' sedan. T. and n
20 oldsmobile torpedo club ,cpe.. r. and b
| 80 La Sale sedan. and b.
80 studebaker Commander 4-dr. sedan
80 Buck aRo 4l d Century sedan.
'39 Chrysler 4-dr. 6-cyl. sedan, r, and h
I rs Buck business coupe r. and h.
HYArTsVMIE BU 6iS CO., WA. All
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BETHESDA-I2O.OO 600 square feet of in
dustrial ground will be divided into
small tracts, ST per square foot, or will
improve TO suit tenant. subject to present
restrictions covering improvements. E. NJ.
FRY, INC. 7240 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda.
over acres,
valuable corner. excellent present and flu
ture. ARLINGTON REALTY CO., GIL.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. NV. 1st COM
mercial-Suitable for shoe repair. tailor
shop. etc: contains store and Offices above.
garage: terms can be arranged: excellent
opportunity off busy upper 18th st. DI.
BEST BUSINESS CORNER. on two high
ways facing on Central ave. from Washing
ton. d. c., to Annapolis, 10 miles from
Wash; II acre ground; garage. holds &
cars; 4-room house. bath. kitchenette. oil
burner. Phone Hillside 0S99 2St
GASOLINE STATION on thorofare. leased
to major oil company, 20eo return on S1O,-
600 investment WI 03S1
NATIONAL CHAIN STORE and apis. ;
strong freproof. bldg; never vacant since
built IL years ago: wide downtown street
100000 equity. O'HARE ESTATES, MA
DOWNTOWN CORNER, frontage New York
ave, K st. and 9th st. NV. approximately
5000 So. TT. floor space: partially vacant;
10 rooms, apis, 8 stores. FRANK H.
MALICE. 1881 g st. NV. RE. 1850.
2 STORES and 10 rooms. 2 baths above
This building is ideally suited for a down
town office arrangement. For information
call Harry Dreisen, ia. 6902, or MURRAY
CO, MA .T36R