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Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30

Observation-Disclosures Sena-
ter James E. Murray's highly con-
troversial "ever-normal economy"
bill, officially titled The Full En-
ployment Bill of 1885, has just been
introduced in the new congress aft
er a complete job of overhauling
and rewriting. When Senators Muir
ray, Truman and Revercomb put
the idea fer this bill in a report
submitted to congress last Decem-
ber, their purpose was merely to
stimulate discussion of their orig
inal concept of preparing an annual
budget for the entire national econ
omy. private as we'll as public, and
then trying to do something about
it.
Discussion developed Immediately
and in quantity, hot and cold.
From all the criticisms material was
obtained for redrafting the bill in
the form in which it is now before
congress-. In the redrafting, Sena-
tors Robert F. Wagner CT New York,
Ebert D. Thomas Of Utah and
Joseph c. OMahoney of wyoming
played important parts and the re-
vised bill has been introduced with
the backing of these three as well as
Senator Murray. Backed by this
important senatorial quartet the bill
easily becomes cne CT the ma jor OBJ
jectives of the new congress and as
such il is worth some careful study.
ORIGINAL PURPOSE AMENDED
The statement Of purpose of the
original bill was "to establish
national policy and program for as
suring continuing full employment"
The purpose of the revised bill is
stated by adding to the above "in
free competitive economy, through
the concerted efforts of industry,
agriculture, labor, state and local
governments and the federal gCv-
ernment." This important differ
ence is made to calm the fears of
bucinessmen who got the idea that
congress was about to embark on
some radical social reform in which
it would guarantee jobs tc every
one, come happiness or hard times.
In discussing the revised full en-
ployment bill, Senator Murray
quotes from and indorses Governor
Deweys San Francisco campaign
speech of last September in which
the Republican presidential cardi-
date stated that the governments
first job is to create job opportuni-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
DEATH SUMMONS CLERK
IN Ell CENTRO HOTEL

Vern Dodcs, AZ, clerk at an FL
Centro hotel. died Tuesday morning
after an illness of several days.
He had been suffering from an
asthmatic condition several years
and became worse curing the week
end, his friends said. His birthplace
was South Bend. Indiana.
From 1915 70 1919 Dodds served
in the Canadian army, being a gum
ner in the sixty-third battery.
Funeral arrangements await word
from his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dodds of Inc lana.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
HE'D BE MOBBED NOW

MARIA ARMY AIR FIELD, Tex,
Jan. 80. CUP)-When SiSgt Leon
ard F. Most was lecturing for the
du Pont company before the war,
he didn't have much trouble held
ing the attention of his audience.
He just held a paint can in one
hand and pair of nylon stockings
in the other. That accomplished two
objects: it demonstrated the variety
of du Pont products and it also
held the attention Of both men and
women.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
Trial Date Slated
For Two Mothers

Jury trials in Imperial county
superior court in Ell Centro Tuesday
were scheduled for February 10 for
Mrs. May Ezzell, 81, Brawley and
Mrs. Grace Fox or Grace Jensen
of Winterhaven, both on charges of
contributing to the delinquency of
their minor children.
These servicemen's wives Tuesday
pleaded not guilty to the charge
that thye have neglected their
children. They will be tried before
superior court juries.
Children of the two women are
being taken care of at the county
juvenile home in Imperial while
their mothers are held in the
county Jail in Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
FL Centre Lodqe
F. & Am. Seats
Officers of Year

Officers of Ell Centre Lodge No.
384, F.. & A. M. we're installed at
ceremonies Monday night in the
Masonic Temple, with John L.
House taking over duties of master.
succeeding Judge Elmer w. Heald.
Other officers installed were Ray
mond c. Reeder, senior warden;
John w Tyler, treasurer; E. N. d.
Hatch, secretary; Hayden S. Sears,
chaplain; Buster league, senior
deacon; Clyde d. Chambers, junior
deacon; David B. Chambers, mar
shal; Olin d. Gresham, senior
steward; Donald l.. Young, junior
steward; and Ernest A. Lovesee,
tyler.
Trustees are Judge Heald, D. B.
Roberts and Tyler.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
REPORTER

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she had a vague impression of a
uniform.
I'VE haven't any" she said with
her eyes still on the counter she
was busting. Then she looked,
really looked. at the serviceman.
Ladies and gentlemen, it was
Tyrone Power.
Did you ask him for his auto
graph?" her mother. Mrs. M. E.
Faucet. asked later.
"Ch, no." murmured Edith. Il just
Swooned after he left"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
COPS TOO REALISTIC

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. go. tUP)-
When City Patrolman Guy Dowler
tells story he believes in illustrat-
ing it. While relating to employees
at the city clerks office of cut
ting he had investigated during the
night, Dowler whipped out his pen
knife, made slashing motion with
it-and inflicted a four-inch cash
along his jaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30

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zhukov's First White Russian army
had been issued maps of the Ber-
lin region, while his tanks and
trucks rumbling west were emblaz-
oned with the slogan, "On to Ber-
lin"
German reinforcements of in
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
SEAMAN MAKES 1T SIMPLE

GANZALEZ, Tex, Jan. 80. (UP)
Seaman &c William L. Wiley, for
merly here, is credited from Coro-
nado, California, with building a
radio receiving set from an old razor
blade, a safety pin and some wire.
The bluejacket built the novel radio
just to show his mates it could be
done. He was an electrician in civ
ilian life.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30

stand by Phillip Swing, special
deputy attorney general of Califor-
mia.
MAY BE BLOCKED
California's plans to put on the
stand "a whole string of witnesses
possibly 20-may run into opposi-
ton from committee chairman
Conally.
Connally has claShed repeatedly
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
PENALIZED ON DRUNK
COUNTS

Three persons faced Police Judge
Lee Nuffer in El Centro court Tues
cay morning on drunk charges. J.
w. Newbrough paid a s14 fine as
did Virginia Malamstead. John A.
Young elected to serve 12 days in
Jail rather than liquidate a S14
fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
ELECTRICIAN DIES
IN Ell CENTRO

Clyde w. Forester, AZ, electrician,
died from a heart attack on New
street in Ell Centro Monday night.
Authorities Tuesday attempted to
communicate with his relatives in
Michigan.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
TRIAL DATE CHANGED

Date for the superior court trial
of Homer Black, Negro, Tuesday
was changed from February to
February 7. Beck is charged with
burglarizing the Valens Oil company
office in Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30
To Our Friends:

We grateful for the privilege of having been
part of the life and growth of the community for the
past twenty-seven years
We are grateful to you, our friends in all parts
of county; without your loyalty and support our
business could not have been built up to the largest
and most complete establishment of its kind in the
Imperial Valley
We now turning over the active management
of this business to Mr. and Mrs Charles Wiley, who
have worked with for the past eight years. In
doing we know that you will be served with the
same kindly consideration and courtesy that have
been our tradition. You will find them worthy of
the same confidence you have placed in us.
BURT and CAROLINE LEMONS.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30

SUES FOR DIVORCE
Suit for divorce was filed in I'M
perial county superior court Monday
by Lloyd Dyer against Doris Jean
Dyer
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-30

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nando, said the greatest battle of
the Pacific war was expected to
develop in that area and that
new American landing in the Ma
Mia area" was anticipated.
Evening star., 1945-08-20

The scientific name OF these ami
mails is Bryoza. Some species are
known by their common name,
corallines and seamats. For study
purposes they have been separated
into two groups. the incrusting
forms and those of erect habit.
The ones having a plantlike shape
always resemble seaweeds. Colonies
found spread over algae. shells or
stones are known as moss animals.
The individuals of polyzoan
colony are tiny organisms which
have a horny or calcareous cuplike
inclosure. This small protecting
sheath is the exterior of the ami
NAL. The animal has a mouth, ali
mentary system and tentacles.
The colonies always have as a
beginning a number of larvae. The
individuals swim about after they
have Been released from the parent
group. and in some strange way
they finally form a group by at
taching themselves together.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ESn %. 81 es, rad9 dtcs nq pRY hsats s5Rs
BUICK 1910 4-door convertible: gray; new
Call Wo. 0s45. Apt. 505. after 4 pm.
CADILLAC 1898; good mechanical condi-
tom beautiful gray finish. clean; needs
@n9r ce,nx fen5sr DE repairs gss $780, within orA
CADILLAC T37 7-passenger sedan; motor
aas Ellen tres 9dss PA
ss4 aSn se OK saes ssss ss' ;2ek Rs rs
CHEVROLET '3s master ee luxe 2-door:
Ypdes p%ss oPA PA, ceiling a sas5. JACK PRY MO-
saf supep de luxe town sedan
foa '9t ReafE sRx itele 9p1 s isns .nd
hsaser sssa within "'ea opA oe ceiling s eHuef Jxck
PRY MOTORS, 18th and Penna. ave. Sc
ins. BY oWNER' 81. 81 vs. 1881 Pe'0" ofA 'e"-
DODGE 1894 sedan, in good condition:
ss or cali fffxse MR SEEKER 81 aaas
after pm. Price, 1885. Within oPA
FORD 40 de luxe coupe, heater; s1ss,
hthsnM l1th snd penna ave Sc 49,
JACK PRY MoToRs, 18th and Penna
HUDSON 1910 super "s" sedan; price,
S645; oPA ceiling. See CLARENCE MuL-
LINS. 20l5 So. Lincoln ST.. Arl., Va. GIL
PACKARD 1898 4-door sedan: motor Just
been oyerhauled., good tires: ceiling price,
$500. Phone oxford 0727 after 12 O'Clock
Sunday noon. 40l4 goth St. n. Ari.: Va,
PLYMOUTH 1941 taxi and PUG license;
In good condition. new motor. 1929
WiILYs 20 coach. s4ss, within opA CELL
ing, JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th and Penna
TAXI and PUG. $3.50. Call Ii. 1852. 49,.
TAXI. I940 Plymouth with I94i motor.
ton cash Cali ali Nj. MI os4s e after sooa pm. sGno'
rAXICABs AND PUG, reasonably priced
easy terms arranged 3l0 M ST. ne 26.
FOR SALE at oPA warranted price:
Ford FORD l94l super de luxe Tudor. heater;
olds ,941 8 4-dr. sedan. r. and h; 81. .o72.
R1cHARpsoH Res ipa M MoToR snd shirs h slsa 80
Washington st, Alexandria. Va. TIE, 34O6
COMPARE THESE CARS. A fine selection
Of late models, Will sell with or without
trade; OPA ceiling prices and some below
- fSntias aas chieftain sedan r. and h..
AZ stude0aker s. s,6 Champion 2-dr, sed., h..
Al Linesoln,5ephyr o2ep custom sedan, r. and
Al Studebaker Commander sedan, T. and
H. Sl,27S
Al Packard l1o 4-dr. de luxe sedan. =.
and h Sl.446.
~ Nash 4-dr s-cyl sed., h, Sl,315.
= Ford conv. coupe. h, $1,000.
40 Packard 4-dr. sed., cyl, r. and h,
81 .05l
40 Packard super sedan, r and h.. 81 ea5
40 De Soto 4-dr. sedan, r. and h. 81 OOs.
81 Oids 4-dr. sedan. auto. trans. r. and
81 Buick 4dr. sed., r and h.. S66i
MANY others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO, WA. 4l11.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
MICHAEL M. DOYLE
n.-.L DtL-

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT FOR THE
District of Columbia Civil DIVISION
A. w. Lee. Inc, body corporate, 253a
Pennsylvania Ave. NV, Plaintiff, VS.. Leo
Bannister. $50 N Longfellow Street, Ar
lineton. Virginia, defendant-No. 432-277.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION IN ATTACH
MENT.--The object of this suit is TO re-
cover the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty
Five Dollars and Seventy-Nine Cents
fS235.19, for labor and material furnished
the defendant for repairs at No. 1925
rilden Street NV. Washington. D. c.,
with interest from June %. 1914. and costs
Of this, suit and to have Judgment Of con-
demnat:on of certain property of the de-
issued in this suit to satisfy the plaintiff s
claim. 1t is, therefore. this ] 9th day OF
August. Nd 1945, ORDERED that the de-
fendant appear in this Court on or before
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, after the day OF the first
publication of this order. to defend this
suit and show cause why said condemna-
tion should not be had; otherwise the suit
will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault Provided. copy of this order be
published once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter.
and The Evening Star before said day,
BY the Court: (S.l WALTER j. CASEY,
judge. Attest: WALTER F. BRAMHALL,
Clerk. BY WILLIAM NJ NEDROW. Deputy
CLERK. au13.20,27
Evening star., 1945-08-20
BUSINESS pRopERry FOR sALr.

OPPORTUNITY KNOcKINGi when YOU
can sa,n ,nroDS Buy IAcre commercial propsfty' rE
with everything necessary for grocery and
meat business, including 1941 delivery
truck; also a 7-rm. modern asbestos frame
BY beautiful shade, s5asi; shrubbsry and lawn;
this property is located about miles from
D. C.; price, Sl5.750 and inventory Of
1Ses ISe To ss AL
TWO COMMERCiAL SITES on a main
highway. in Alexandria. suitable for stores
and apartments, service station, etc.; f1ns
opportunity for investors or future resi-
dent owners reasonably priced. Call MR.
OLMI. AL. 1880; Sundays and evenings
ONLY End COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on
23rd st. NV, between and NJ SITS, 'front.'
age of 115 feet by depth of So feet. to an
alley: present income, $4,000 per annum
aood d0con condition. III % viii sell as s'sA Whole
4th between New York ave. and L st
NV. End commercial; 4s #. by 10 1T. to
room an brick itS houses s ana s.story ssTsss i
as whole, siMoN BEIoFF. real sstst,
DoowNTowNEfs commercial. 1900 50
it. with wide alley, vicinity OF 21st ane
L SITS. NV Ap excellent location for an any
BBeoSwxToWN' BeS Mon NS'aF K ST. corner, store ant
rooms above s.story brick bdE; Siyip 6 eon;
GPp GPPEk IA GEokGR Sr ave. NA 'fse fst commercial
site a9prox soxS3i conysnien. terms nrei.
AL All. OR Or PART r Of 100000 50, It., with
Penn Ross1n sdns V yGned he nduisea heart 'o
SCHMIDT, woodward Bldg. Ma. 9257. %.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
AUCTION SALES
TnMnRRnW

ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON; auctioneers
EHousehoid Furniture, books, mirrors
and transcribers. chiropodists' equipment.
restaurant eauipment. etc. by order exeeu,
oqbsr t9Fs OF estates storage company anS
st. NV, tomorrow, commencing $50 am.
Groups and desirable odd pieces of furni-
ture for every room in the home, gas
effects. radios. etc.
FED l.. WILLIAMS ZED l.. WILLIAMS.
JR.. auctioneers; Auction at Williams
AUCTION HOUSE Sls New York aye Tues,
of better grade furniture and household
effects. Furnishings from beautiful homes,
somehins derent eees as Wel ,he usual
be sure to attend this auction at pm
Tuesday. Also ANTIQUE. Chinese and early
bedroom suite with twin beds, complete
Extra attractive complete mahogany 18th
century dining room suite. Splendid liy-
breakfast set. better kind. IS beautiful
mahogany and other fancy tables; all sizes
STYLES. Decorative Spanish walnut
tive. Maple small secretary desk, fine
grade Several mirrors. gilt. mahogany
i and wrought i,t. iron frames 1 VIctorian side
covered cushion living room suite Odd
mshosany inlaid large round dining room
ssnu Pns
silk. spring upholstered cushion. ANTIQUE
walnut bench. #. long. Flemish oak
rs in. high-see it, 3 complete sets fve
sections to set. sectional bookcases, fumed
oak finish, Maple double beds complete
lamps. many styles splendid floor mod
el radios. 9x12 Administer rug. Attractive
Terrestrial globe of world, floor model
Nice cedar chests. Chinese "camphor
wood" chest, about lsx20x4S in.
cloilinae Chinese iardinieres. White
breakfast set. Virginia sofa. 2-pc. living
room suite with down cushions Chinese
armchair. China, cut glass, etc. Pictures
and old frames. Numerous other desr-
able effects Piano. a dandy little Weber
mahogany case piano, splendid condition,
medium small size. Open public inspec-
ton Monday morning to sale hour Tues
day. For any detail information call the
auctioneer Phone MA. 1920. Aug 20.
Evening star., 1945-08-20
FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-5s-acre stock
and poultry farm with 2 horses and equip
immediate possession: s-:room frame house
,Sas $$S mo; 9 brokers protected WoRTHIgNise::
georgia ave, Sligo 6541. After s pm.
SacANSTI, $4,000 bargain. seven-room
practically all modern. electricity. phone
built-in bath; z acres Of woodland, balance
under cultivation and grazing; large stream
barn, chicken house, hoghopse. smokehouse
iS,Ter,; t1;,y shade, ;, JOHN bgRDoFT, Coles
xs MS Ga 4sasSa FAkM isas noasoun Co. Va
acres gre elsssEsd; very besutifui: AT. os4I w
bungalow, barn and several small bldgs;
nso 0Tshadd RpE anS s 5ss S5o
AN AN so.AcRE s HORSE SR IA FARM MIN In the Brad
ley farm area of Montgomery County is
ens fo m ssa se Gan MI Nc
FRANCES POWELL HILL exclusive agent,
1906 goth st; NV.
meadow with % stream beautifai fap house smIel. to.
sTaWn sT;nn dlI.a saudiDmsnt Southern Nd. near
Po%5sG PS'sSf s5s's5,st 9. R5,.s, $4,000 PAUL
miles from Silver Spring, complete with
all equipment. Thirty high-producing
purebred Holstein cows. 6 heifers and bull
Chester loam soil. Operated as dairy 35
years. Modern dairy barn, silo Ship to
Washington. House of 8 rooms and ba tn,
with gorgeous view of surrounding country.
Equipment includes complete dairyhouse,
boiler. cooler, sterilizer. REFRIGERATOR. Farm
all tractor on rubber and matching equip
ment, all in perfect shape. This complete
Mrs. Hill, SANDOz, INC. DU. 1884. sun
day after 10. Ashton 3935.
GROW YOUR OWN MEAT on this 60
acre farm about 10 miles from D. c., near
Glen Dale. Md, about 20 acres of corn
and vegetables, balance in meadow and
pasture: rms. and bath 2-story asbestos
frame, in 1st-class condition: surrounded
by large lawn. beautiful shade and
shrubbery; one 2-story, 5-room tenant
house, large tobacco barn, garage, grain
ary, hay barn and other outbuildings:
Be arranged ALVIN EpLISd, WA. s 1854, Ssn
TEN ACRES in Frederick Co., with beauti-
ful 10-room house Is bedrooms and bath,
stoker heat, 2-acre orchard, large barn;
outside fireplace: near small town on
State I'd. r; p; RIPLEY, SH. 1888 (sun.
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, excellent Mont.
Co. farm; lovely old 10-room house, barn
for 80 cows besides large bank barn: farm
all under cultivation and well fenced: In
cluded sre 40 head Of stock, Q tractors,
misc. equipment and all growing crops.
3. p. EiPLEY. 81 1889 teun. and eses.,
WI $500, Nj. Abhe).
Evening star., 1945-08-20

BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
Village Bethesda. reasonably priced: terms
seiScIaa / NoBhE R0Hz 4f asss hsal'0r 7a4o Wis ave.
COUNTRY co is HoMEsiTEs in beautiful Raven
wood Estates Toodsd Eollips = sot2 to 1 to
B. c. via Lee blvd: architectural restric-
tons; $3.50 up, For information She phone
in Westmoreland Hills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision: Buy a lot
now for that home you are planning In
Ing, tree-shaded Street, the seciusion' the
setting. for the home Of you, drsams snw
LAND, Oliver p' ae4o weekdays and Wis
ALL OR PART OF 200 900 so #: with Penn
Scsed IN Raess Rossyn SohS Va A0nf" he hea
NAN sca&iDF %oodSard Sds Ma
NEARBY vA.-12 lots. $1,000 SO, It.;
apis OWNER, CHI 5sl6. 90
est e and, and finesf SUBDIVISION. Gofseous trses;
MR Fh fANpRfH s.SSnIh SeAES AisSsndris 1885, sum
soSs 1nd fH6S4psSG Temps s5th as at Ben
Bas a df5 DAvD 1f5 se6Ese
W. y s. HAVE a Vi an NA ExcELLENr EseI selection of
lots in Rollinewood Rock Greek Hills Hills
s prees psnsne from
ssSsS PIES e& Is So sc
FOREST f sfha a1LIsIEseeptionally hSs Exc f ne lot
IT. of frontaee. nicely wooded. Price,
$4,000 below original cost. For further
nfGsmaSp fs p2uf sa 81 sToRs RGtfs RE9EToR 2E TA
street. Close to Schools in S good n neishbor-
sEAIfv aiSi2 co 5ri's sH s4s0 s9 sH MssAvIE1 MSS
BEAUTiFUL HoMEsITE in sleepy Hollow
It.. 'si 1911. frontage. 400 It, depth not
Speculated development: owner builds own M
Hollow SUBDIVISION; price $4,000. Fails
SILVER SPRING, woodside Park. Sligo
lots, Just where you would like TO build
yssm ugf cs hG a9m Cor '1s6 iowGRy G mEn
LoTs T II a s5s gIss aSf is To-
Gated in the District Of Columbia, adjacent
to Rock Greek PARK Rrced light Excel
MARp s1s' !. egzEIs, GALpMELE OF, as14' 81 ~
available, Phone for appointment ana
tssths5 nR 44 in5orns'ies af IA es4s AVON sHockEY
LOTS III CREsTWooD-crestwo is To-
Gated in the District Of Columbia, adjacent
to Rock Creek Park. Priced right. Excel
pointment and further information. PAUL
P. STONE. Realtor, OR. 2244 or ia. 1911
chsse Mds os betWeen saoo and nsSs 4eos
Leland St, 6Ox132 it., at 81 500 each; 3
lots north of 6525 Maple ave. 6Ox1 10 it,
2i47. SHANNON g. LUCHs CO. 1905 II
st. NV. MA. 2345.
CoLORED@CAPITAL VIEW. corner 52nd
Evening star., 1945-08-20
Natures Children
Fol 7 LUA.
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY,

Every beach at low tide is fas-
cinating hunting ground for nature
lovers. Nearly every "beachcomber
seeks shells There is a group of
marine forms. the Polyzoa-of
which there are said to be l,700
known species-that offers a new
field for collecting.
These little animals, although
abundant, are not very conspicu-
Gus. In tide pools they incrust
shells, stones and seaweeds with
fragile lacework. They are often
mistaken for seaweeds.
To appreciate these tiny animals,
one must examine them through a
magnifying glass. 1t hardly seems
possible that so much beauty can
be expressed in such small bit of
life
Evening star., 1945-08-20

1st TRUST LOANS On real estate; low
WALsHE: INC. lib Eye st. NV. Ma. 64es.
~ MORTGAGE LOANs-Prompt service.
MOORE a. HILL CO.. S04 18th ST. NV.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates of In:
terest. Diamonds, jewelry. watches. gold
and silverware. cameras typewriters. guns.
etc, accepted as security No advance ar
CO. Rosslyn. Va : Chestnut $500.
SALARIED LADIES---If you need money.
see Mr.. Green tstrictly CONFIDENTIAL, 1014
K st; NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
INVESTOR DESIRES to purchase I'd trust
notes on nearby Virginia property: Call
aftsr ai, Pm GhsStnut T5Go III Ext 13a sb
2nd trust loans. IRVING REALTY CORP.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we win
buy second,trust notes. q. c.. nearby No.
%osTeAaE ss'RTsis ! fHyEsTMSRI spar. isis
Ist AND end TRUST LOANs@Prompt ana
courteous service. Consult rs befoT%s % 5or-
MENT co s17 9th st. NV. DI. 61b0.
MONEY on 1st or End trusts: prompt
action reasonable rates sG nearby TH II Nd. Va Va,
SOE 18th 2029
Evening star., 1945-08-20
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

COMMISSION TRAILER SALES, 4 miles S.
Alexandria, Va at Miller Tourist Court,
has ~ American, 25 ft. long, Sl,295; Al
Prairie Schooner, "a it. long. $1.295; Al
Glider, "a #. long, ST ,495; Al Glider. "a
IT,, 81 ,095; Al National, n it,, 1905; '42
Liberty, 20 it.. Sl,395: Al Travelo, l 8 it.,
$3.50. Phone Alexandria S553. Va. IL
MOTORCYCLE. 1887 Harley-Davidson "a.
excellent tires, motor Just oyerhauled,
extras ready for quick sale. Phone Wal
aARLEY-DAvIDsoN "A. chrome extras,
$500, 63S I st. ne.
lN-YR. OLD TRAvELO TRAILER for sale,
IKE new; three rooms, permanent bed,
hush toilet, new tires. Ancient Oaks Trail
er Park. VI mi. past Falls Church on Lee
MOTORCYCLE for sale, 1910 Harley-Da-
wilson .61"; good condition; may be seen
at 3539 Texas ave. Sc. after $50.
AECAPFING, 1-dAy service, guaranteed
workmanship; leave the car before Am.
ready et pm. coNsoLDATD BALES
~
Evening star., 1945-08-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5-STORY BLDG, modern passenger and
freight elevator, $500 square feet each
fioor. will be subdivided If desired; each
floor or two floors to each tenantn; down,
town location; good for commercial and
ofhce space; first-class condition, long
lease to responsible Arms; must be seen
TO be appreciated. Inspection BY appoint
ment: reasonable rent. Box 452-G. Star
NEW YORK AVE. NE. west OF Bladens-
burg rd and opposite international Busl-
ness Machines building: 90 TT. frontage
available with ground area from 5000
fl. to $4,000 So. TT. in l-Story building
TO be erected by the owner. layout to
conform to the requirements of a, re-
sponsible tenant on long-term lease
basis; practically all now vacant land IN
diate business usage as soon as building
is permitted; this is probably the fastest
growing commercial area in washington
See Mr. Parsons, WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Building, DI. 3100.