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Evening star., 1945-10-13
AUCTION SALES.
ETTTTTRF

PUBLIC SALE-The home Of Jacob Rohr-
MARYLAND. on october "A, 1945, at Ii
O'Clock am. This home is completely mod
ern,, brick construction. ideally located In
q strictly residential section. on a large
lot with beautiful shrubbery, and Is one
OF the finest homes in Frederick. ANNA
MARY 76HRBACK. MARTIN ROHRBACK,
executors, Frederick, Maryland.
ADAM A. WESCHLER a. SON, auctioneers
-High-grade cafeteria and cocktail lounge
fixtures and equipment. pedestal fans cash
register, electric and ice refrigerators,
lighting fixtures, neon signs, etc. By auc-
ton at 5l4 llth ST. NV. moses Building,
l1th and F sts.), Wednesday, October nth,
2 pm. One hundred forty brentwood chairs.
Formica and walnut top metal pedestal
base tables, circular and wall type uphol-
stored seat and back cocktail lounge set
tees, 26 chrome frame counter stools, Gen.
eral Electric and stainless steel ice refrig-
orators, coffee urns with stainless steel
stand and hood, National cash register.
stainless steel steam and salad tables with
roll warmer, plate glass pastry rack and
guards, tray slide, refrigerated base stain
less steel sandwich unit and salad case,
wall paneling, stainless steel water unit
and cutlery stand, steel sink, garment and
umbrella racks. spun aluminium lighting
aluminium trays, china, glass, Aft. by 20-ft:
Cafeteria" signs. etc. Lease expired;
prompt removal required. Terms: Cash.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, Aucts.
ocI3.16
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r. H. RIDGWAY, Attorney,
SSl Union Trust Rldx

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unit United 81 States for the District Of Co
Gsa W. sMos rsnsnas sMass b. apf e. vR En-
tirety,. Plaintiffs. VS.. HELEN e. PoGUE
$oi1oWoRpER OF PUBIIchTfoa.mTSe nosaon hS
record on the Land Records e Of e' the District Ct
Of Columbia. the title. of the plaintiffs,
BY adverse possession in and to the fol-
lowing described land and premises,
s5 IN Square 5s dsseribad dlns ss SS foIIoss sE
BEGINNING for the same at the, Northwest
corner OF said lot and running thence
South along Fourth street. Twenty-six (28)
nine hundre dths (93 .a9) feet. thence North
Twenty-siy t26l feet. thence West ninety
three and twenty-nine hundredths (93. .29)
tes aG Fourth oan Tssss ana NJ X. the gaSs
It is by tile Court this / tn day Of October.
Josephine Hamlin. Warren =. HamIin:;
Der wos pSsu. 'GSsPh SeP Posas PosSs his H
Posue. Kate II. Knorr K and nd j. Hanson Hanson
Pogue. IL living, or their respective un-
and the unknown heirs. heir hsds. dsvisees usaH and
alienees of Hugh Cooper, deceased, each
cause their appearance to be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring
exclusive OF Sundays or legal holidays,
order. otherwise the. cause viii be pro- pro,
ceeded with as In the case Of default;
once week for three successive weeks
In The Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star Newspaper. good cause having
been shown Hnz lonssr Ra6liSascn is Sn
tiee. tseall A true COPY Test: CHARLES
Z. STEWART, Clerk. By Emma c. Simpson,
Deputy Clerk. scl3,2O,27.
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T axe Ny Word for II
BY FRANK COLBY.
SATURDAY. Miscellany

Chicago: What is the correct
pronunciation of the name Detroit?
Does it have any meaning?-F. J.
Answer: Detroit is the French
word for strait" The French pro-
nounce it: day-TRWA. The correct
American pronunciation (do not
accent the first syllable) is: dee
TROYT.
Little Rock: Which is the correct
title for "a woman, foreman" OF
"forewoman"?-O. L. H.
Answer: Forewoman is sanctioned
by the dictionaries. However. the
American tendency Is to discard
such feminine titles as chairwoman
toastmistress, poetess, etc. However
actress, waitress, hostess and stew
ardesS are still customary forms.
Columbus: Please explain why
German submarines are spoken OF
as ~ boats. R. L. K.
Answer: The abbreviation dates
from World War I. It's short for
''unterseeboot, meaning under sea
boat" and pronounced OON-te
ZAY'bote.
Louisville: We have an alcohol
tank on which is printed: The
Evening star., 1945-10-13
BY Mischu Richter

contents of this tank are :"
Should it not be- The content of
this tank is ."?-L. G. P.
Answer: In American usage, the
word is nearly always plural, as.
the contents of a tank, cask, a
book, etc.
Chicago: Please explain how to
pronounce the word almond -
Mrs. A. S.
Answer: The 81" is silent. Say
either: AH-mund or AM-und.
Spokane: Please explain and pro-
nounce the phrase Genus Homo
Sapiens. NH.
Answer: Genus" means "a kind
of species" Homo" means man. y
'Sapiens" means wise, sensible
Ijudicious,' therefore, 1.-The human
species; mankind" Say: JEE-nuss
HOE-moe SAY-pee-enZ.
South Bend: We have an argu-
ment. l say the name La Porte
(Ind1 is French and means 1.-The
door, But my friend, who knows
everything, says it is Latin and
means ito carry" Help me con-
vince him he is all wet-C. H. H.
/ Answer: You are correct. The
Latin porto expresses the idea OF
TO bear, carry. convey, bring
There is no article ia" in Latin.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star., 1945-10-13
ARMS FOR SALE lcentinuedl

10 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, q lg. 6-rm
house, nice well OF water, electricity, good
road, high elevation: ideal for chicken
farm; good neighborhood; a real bargain
aSsh W 5oSSTY SS e.eHsEs pafy issn isi%
100 acres, Colonial home, electricity, heat
and bath. nice modern CARRY barn, al
necessary outbuildiEgs, everlasting stream
through property; tractor, truck. all neces.
sary farm equipment. on hard-surfaced
road d. plenty Of pasture 80 COWS oS shippins
sale. Terms If desired. We have farms OF
all tyres ranging from SIC 900 to $176, ,OO0
Tor ready and willing purchasers. See us
nrst and you will not make any mistake
Call Mr.. Allnutt. WORTHINGTON REALTY
exclusive. agent, s427 Georgia ave. 81
BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA ESTATE. excep-
brick home; 2 nrepiaees, 5 baths, large
closets and storage, large porch; house
built by master mechanic; well designed;
copper plumbing, oil heat. hardwood floors,
full basement, beautiful shade, high ele-
vation. good barn. large chicken house
land: good location, 10 mi: to p. c.: good
or $4,000 cash. balance like rent.
Also nearly new 5-rm. and bath modern
bungalow. full basement and attic, garage
and chicken house, good shade. a. land:
foms woSa; @ one near large school, stores and
Also building lots, $500 an acre and up.
Other properties for sale. For appoint-
ment call WHTTSELL REAL ESTATE, Oak
ton. Va. Phone Vienna $50.
COLORED ONLY have for immed sale
several good. productive farms A, G,
ANDERSON. 1888 Fairfax dr., Arlington.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS on, THE DISTRICT OF
bearing l.an having been held 6y the COMMITS:
matter ef closing the alley running south
from IS" Street, Sc, in Square 5837
hsd as to the advisability Of closing, said
alley and that the same will not be detri-
mental to the public interests, NOTICE rs
HEREBY GIVEN that the said Commits
sioners have prepared the following order:
ORDERED. that pursuant to the pro,
psSsmbsE Ion,S sanu 10 lsss, the slley running
5637, as shown in green on plat num-
to take effect, on and after, November 10
1915; the title to the land comprised in
said alley so closed to revert to the
said map" Any and ali parties interested
must file in writing with the Commits;
closing before, November 10. 1915: other
wise said closing shall become effective on
and after that date. in accordance with
the provisions Of said Public Act No, 3O7
approved December Is, 1882. JOHN RUS.
SELL YOUNG. GUY MASON. GORDON R
YOUNG, Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia. Oc9. .14t.exSun.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC. cab over engine. 5-ton, with or with.
out hydraulic dump body considersbi,
WoopsoN 5tSS co ptifs RepSbe ME0 Moo hasek A
l8Il-I8i. y. s. ARMY lh-ton cargo
AKA: very low mileage. excellent me
chanical condition. Tarpauline. / truck
with winch and one with spare tire. Within
OPA, ceiling prices. HILL & TlBBETTS
lIl4 Vermont ave NV. MA $3.50
BY OWNEk-l935 ll2ton fat body Ford
long Theelbase. Good tires. l461 St
1879 iSTRiRaS;ATIoNAL 1N-ton dump;
SU43. Apply 80 G st. NV
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Contra
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
No prioritieS needed
Chevrolet 1912 baton, 12-ft stake body
Chevrolet 1912 1a-ton stake, power winch
Chevrolet 1912 1la-ton dump, power winch
Chevrolet 1941 112-ton dump.
Cheyrolet 1912 lla-ton panel.
Dodge lg41 2-ton dump.
REQ 1912 Atom dump
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG l949 2hz-ton. 10-wheelers. long
Diamond T 1896 1-ton panel
Wiz ches, power. s ton, new, S165.
TrailerS, new ammunition carts. S37 so.
Army stake bodies. S25.
Buick 939 4-door sedan, series SO, 81 ,0s5
These trucks can be purchased on term.
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling. All are In excellent condition
with heavy-outy Army tires. dual wheels
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy
arlington, Va. Daily and Sat. s TO 8
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
or ID: c: property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th. Ma. S032.
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
WALSHE, INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 846S.
MONEY 0N SECOND rRuST-We VIII
nuy second-trust notes, q. c.. nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE d fNVEsTMENT corr. 1872
ave: nv National 1888
lsf AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult ps before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLCNIAI INVEST.
me- mENT IT., SO SIT 9th st. NV pI $3.50
IND trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP, :.
RE. 1133.
SALARIED LADIEs-If you need money.
see Mr. Green lstrictly confidentiaD, 1O14
INVESTOR WILL BUY end trust notes on
nearby Virginia property. Cali CHI. 750O,
Evening star., 1945-10-13
Uncle Roy's Corner

Edmund John, young readet
who lives in st. George, Ontario. has
written to say he would be glad to
see a talk" in our column about
dogs. !,
Il cannot understand. he adds.
how there are so many kinds of
dogs" -. !
One reason there are so many
kinds of dogs is the fact that men
have been watching over these anil
mails for centuries, and many
breeds" have been produced
through their work. In much the
same way, new varieties of corn and
wheat have been produced by plant
experts. I
The work of breeding dogs is, in
large part, a matter of written his+
tory. 1t is different story, however,
when We try to go back to the dis
tant past.
The best we can do, perhaps, il
to say that dogs are related to ceri
tain animals, especially the wolf.
Hyenas and jackals also are classed
as relatives of the dog, and may
possibly be among their ancestors. !
Yet it is the wolf which has teeth
most like those of dogs. The teeth
of dogs usually are much smaller
than those of wolves, but they sgres
in shape and number.
1t is well known that Eskimo dogs
are very close to being wolves. They
agree with wolves in size and geni
eral build.
One kind of Eskimo dog is known
as the Samoyede. Its homeland is
in Russian Asia, around the shores
of the Arctic Sea, between the
mouths of the Oh and Yeniset
Rivers.
Samoyedes also have the name
of Siberian huskies.' They pull
sleds and are useful in herding rein!
deer. Their white hair matches the
snow.
Samoyedes are rare in North
America, but they do exist. About
two months ago I bought a puppy
of this breed. Carrying the name
of Skipper, she his rather pleasant
to look at. and her nature seems to
be gentle enough.
Yet Skipper has caused q bit Of
trouble. She likes to chew up news.
papers, and sometimes gets at them
on the doorstep of my home before
they have been read. Skippers
latest stunt has been to chew up an
umbrella, wrecking its cloth coveri
ling completely. |;
Evening star., 1945-10-13

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers. AS
Southern Building-Trustees sale of p
story semidetsched brick dwelling contain
ing z rooms and 2 baths. oil heat, de-
tached brick garage, known as 1343 Fair
mont st. NV. BY virtue OF certain deed
of trust, dated March 5, 1915, beng
instrument No. 1870, recorded April S,
1915, in Liber No. 5000, at Folio lis,
among the land records of the District of
Columbia. and at the request o. the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will SELL, at public auction. in front of
the premises. on Friday, the 19th day of
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District of Columbia, and
designated rs and being Lot numbered
eighty (S0) in Pauline Augenstein.s SUBJ
division Of part of Lot z in Block num-
bered thirty-tvo t32), Columbia Heights -
as per plat recorded in the Once OF the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber Al, at Folio 201; said Block 80 being
taxed as Square 1850; subject to restric-
tions and covenants Of record. Terms:
Sold subject to q prior deed of trust Tor
$4,000, interest at go per annum, pay
able S4l.67 per month with the privilege
OF making larger payments in any amount)
maturing March 10, 1850, further psrtic-
OF sale; the purchase price above said
trust to be paid In cash. deposit OF
1000 required. Conveyancing, recording,
revenue stamps, etc, at the purchaser s
cost. Terms to be complied with within
30 days. otherwise deposit sorfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
At the discretion Of the trustees ROBERT
Y. TABIER, A. JASPER MOORE, trustees
scs,11,1S,16,lS,
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'Goren on Bridge

opCllIlS hlllE Va SAbbS'
The current national trend toward
frugality should leave its mark in
bridge circles where for many years
an enormous amount OF waste has
been committed. Our elders tried
to impress us with this idea when
they cautioned that one must never
signal with an honor. While IN
their enthusiasm they stated the
case too broadly, nevertheless they
had sound basis for their ADVICE.
They should perhaps have said,
Don't signal with a card that might
win a trick unless you are quite
sure you can afford it," 1t is i'm
possible to estimate the number OF
tricks that are lost by the pro-
miscuous play of honor cards.
An error that many of us are apt
to fall into through sheer mental
laziness was one committed by the
declarer in today's hand. The bid
ding was quite conventional. North
opened with a heart and South re-
sponded with spade. North's sec
ond bid of two diamonds is the
proper call There is tendency on
the part of many players to rebid
two no-trump on hands of this type.
but the holding does not quite
measure up to specifications. The
dealer has little over trick in
excess of his opening bid, but in
order to justify a second-round jump
the opener should have about trick
and half over and above his open
ing bid. When South rebid the
spades the two no-trump bid was
in order and when South bid the
suit for the third time North was
justified in trying for game.
The king of clubs was opened and
taken by the ace. Declarer ref1exly
reached for the jack of spades and
with that one slight gesture tossed
the game out the window. The jack
was covered by the king which
eventually established Vests nine
as the winner and with two club
| tricks and heart defeated the con1
tract. /:
A moments thought will reveal
that nothing was to be gained by
leading the jack. The deuce should
| be led and if East plays low the
I lnesse is taken with the ten. Dummy
has plenty of entries, SO that on tho
next round the jack will be led for
another flneSse. If East has two or
three spades the same result will
be obtained either way, but if East
happens Gas is true in this case to
have the lone king the play of the
jack to the first trick will lose a
trick to Vests nine. !.
1t is rarely wise to use your high
cards before you have made the
opponents play first. {:
(Copyright, 1a45, by Charles H Gorsn1 /.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
JUSTIN L. EDGERToN, Attorney,
METROPOLITAN Bank Bldw.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
HH;oIidins H;IL Probate cGurt:..Estate Of Johr
NO. 30. 1S5, Administration Docket 13g
having been made herein fol-
probate Of the last will and testament Of
said DECEASED, and for letters .testamentar,
on.,t on SAID estate, BY Margaret R., sayory
August 9. 1912, it is ordered this 4th day
Of October. AID. 1915. that Mrs. Sarah
Mcintyre, Lareh Road, seacombe. Wal
lesy England; the unknown heirs at law
known known heirs ct law Of James Riley. de:
IN said Court on Tuesday. the 18th day o.
N1yember. A.D. 1916. at 1000 o'clocl
should not be sranted; Let notice hereof
porter, spd THE Evening Star" once y
return day herein mentioned, the firs
publication to be not less than thirty day,
Honorable ,BoLTTHA j. LAWS. Chief. jus.
tee OF said Court. this 4th day OF October
MERsCH,, Register Of wills for the Distric,
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court
c6.13,20.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Az ACRES, Redland .rd., three 5-aere
tracts WOODED, one with stream: miles
DoFT, colesviIle, Nd. Phone Ashton tM)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 45 acres OF
veiopment purposes. Most Of this land
There is approximately 1900 #: Of front;
be improved by the county in the near
1fen snd coesyile This property has ex
development is advisable this land could
qs1H. be rented to nearby bn
appointment. See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER
s6s1 s66s1s Nc WsshingtSn BIDS; DI. ss9o;
acreage tracts at S175 per acre, frontins
paved highway in choice section Howard
County. % miles D. c. line: beautiful roll
near CHURCHES. schools: ideal building site Sf
Liberal terms 8. L at MuRDocKi sES sH s7s4
MURDOCH, sH. s794. ~ ~
400 ACRES of level land. cleared with the
streams; within ID miles of downtown
WASHINGTON, on bus transportation to the
city; frontage on Chain Bridge I'd. tState
Of virginia's outstanding dairy farms: suit
able for subdivision of from l to 5 acre
tracts; $375 per acre. GEORGE MASON
BY elyd; !, ,sss sAsrlington, Va. CHI. 1888. Evenings
IDEAL for homeseekers desiring acreage
N M, nearby Maryland, Va to 10 acres, beau
approached approached by By the new superpsrkway to
aotsl995s; oR 9o ASREs sS49 Up y c,.yssd Wo 1853
I'd; .d;o,gi within mi; Of Fairfax E. II. itseIf.
AaIoins Aa1fs Sn good eststs Reasonable. OWNER,
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. over 2 acres on top
on main Virginia hwy, 90 minutes drive
from washington, in section of nice
bones BONES and estates: several other tracts of
cleared, some bordering streams: buy now
ena sstati plan E mat aoaa small farm or suburban
SEARLY sissis G A aoSsi WOODLAND ,srs. treas
SCOTT. frontage on aIi-year road, near
Annandale, mi from Washington: 81 900,
$50 6S4; 6dSewn4; $50 mo. VERNON NJ. Lynch
soM m 5sos gut SGgm6s Goasa sDss Dks Phone
20 ACRES, gently rolling facing Congress
.ional Country Club, MASSACHUSETTS, ave
extended is planned to go through this
MAN SCHMIDT. Ma. se57. CASH. 1sH- "a.
I55 ACRES Of beautiful rolling land, very
proouctIye. with several hundred #. 'front.'
Lse on Route 90; excellent bldg. site, near
lake and large trees; all conveniences near
by; priced very reasonably for quick sale;
MISS MS K K1Ed NJ tE9m Gg oPss 2 G.; real bargain
on Sligo pkwy.. 81. 800: mr.. 4 Cor. a
souse, outbldgs., $500 a. H F. BEIBER,
IIs ACRES, $3.50 per acre; over half
mile, frontage on State highway between
Washlngton and Baltimore; price includes
fvef,sr Sver Slo;09o worth Of farm bnildngs For
ave, EN-. 1900 until pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
LEGAL NOTICES tcest.,..
JULIUS ARONOFF, Attorney,
$40 Woodward BldE.
Filled Sent 0r IoAE

Charles =. Stewart, Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF
Columbia In Re: Application Of WILL
LAM MASON HYLTON and MARTHA
FRANCES rtIt,N HYLTON For Change Of Name
civil ACTION No, 30836. ORDER OF
PUBLICATION.-Willia Mason Hylton
and artha Frances Hyiton. having filed
q complaint for q judgment changing their
James to Roy Mason Carter and Martha
FRANCES Carter. respectively. and having
lication of the notice required by law in
such cases, 1t is by the Court this 27th day
OF September. 1916, ORDERED, that ali
persons concerned show cause II any there
pc, on or before the 27th. day of October,
ants. should not. be granted PROVIDED.
That COPY Of this order be published
once week for three consecutive weeks
before said day in The Evening Star and
he Nashington Law Reporter. 1S) r.
DICKINSON LET'S: Justice. (Seal0 A
True Copy. Test: CHARLES e. STEWART.
Clerk. BY EMMA C SIMPSON, Deputy
CierK. se29, ,oc8.13.
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LOTS FOR SALE Gent. J

100 FT. FROM 18th ST. and Roxanna I'd
tween 18th and 18th sts. NV: beautiful.
wooded lots, 50'x100' to 16' alley (man!
lots up to 225. deep). Priced. S2.75O up
bargains and are the finest lots and bes
values We have ever offered Statesmen or
property all day Saturday and Sunday
yourself what a Splendid location this /;
and how beautiful the lots are SHAPIRO
INC. 1106 Vermont ave. NV. ME. l717
Beautifully wooded corner lot, only S3.250
WALKER a. DUNLOP, INC, 1900 18th st
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
AnINE a WIS CnTEU a C0,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers
New and used plumbing and heating sup
plies, fittings, tools, radiation. boilers,
nails, downSpouting. gas ranges, automa tic
storage heaters. Robbins 8z Gamweli pipe
threading machine. etc, by auction at 929
Florida ave. NV. Monday, October 15.
commencing 10 am. New items include
and section boilers. 81 kegs nails, 5000
lbs plumbers oakum. 5000 galvanized
cast iron fittinss: Staple line Of deck
faucets, closet seats, flush tanks. bowls,
sinks, cabinets, pipe covering, lavatories.
and other plumbing specialties; brass
galvanized. drainage and steam fittings:
gate, globe, check: steam and hot-water
valves; stock and die sets. wrenches, vises,
cutters, etc Prompt removal required
Terms: Cash. ADAM A. WESCHLER d
SON. aucts. oc12l3
Evening star., 1945-10-13

NUMEROUS CLIENTS for Md farms, 1 te
10B acres. Honest appraisals with no OBJ
1924 Pa. ave. Sc. TR. 1899 till pm.
WANTED TO RENT, within 40 mi OF
WASHINGTON, 80 to $50 acre farm with
area and in first-class condition: give
description bldg. location, rental and
term, and when available. Box 44l-Z,
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS Tor 2 or unit flats and detached
homes. RE. 424o, or write Box 177-Y,
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE, preferably in
NV. section. suitable for about 25 units.
Mr.. FISHER. DI. S672,
BUILDING LOTS, D. c. and Md, particu-
Isrly, Bethesda area. GRAHAM HALL,
Realtors WI. $3.50. Ewes, Howard schafer.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont

COMPARE THESE CARS. fine Selection
of late models. viii sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
and h.. simplimatic trans. 81 .63a
Al Buick super 4-dr sedan; heater. 1,470
II Buick sedanette: r. and h. 1.296
Al Chryser Royal town sedan; vac.
trans, Il. dr., r. and n. - 1906
Al Packard "120' club coupe;
Al Studebaker custom Champion
4-dr. sedan. r. and h.. 1,O44
Al S;udebaker President = DIR.
sedan. heater --- 1,495
Al Nash Ambassador So: +. and h.;
"best modei'' ----------s-- 1926
Convertible
Al Packard de luxe "6" conv.
coupe; electric clutch: r. and h. 1878
Al Nash conv. coupe, big g.; r.
and h. - 3g5
'39 Mercury cony. coupe; and h.. s75
Many others to choose from HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO. WA. all.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word anii
rearrange to spell the word called fof.
Print the letter opposite the word frot,
which you have removed it, If you haVs
"Lettered-Out" correctly it's evaiusts. I
Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-oUr.
TX aa5ESSEEMN1rSTANE a5SEN Curling implementi.
tNt uNCLE-CLUE (e thread).
,pl HCRDES-SHORE fland's endl.
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JOSEPH M. BONUSO, Attorney,
see Woodward Building.

IH4D. INhTIeS e.
Stewart, Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
bis:--Joseph Liberty, Plaintiff, VS. Bonnie
B Liberty, San Pedro. Calf. Defendant
No. 3O000.-The object Of this suit is
two years desertion prior to the COM
meneement Of this suit. On motion of the
plaintiff, it is this Goth day of September,
B. Liberty, cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
Cay, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
publication of this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case
be published once q week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star before
Justice. (seal., Attest: CHARLES
STEWART, Clerk. EMMA c.. SIMPSON.
Evening star., 1945-10-13
ACREAGE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE

vIRGINIA-20 to 100 acres or more in
Slclnlty OF Langley, Mclean or LewinsvilIe
Brokers please notice. FIR O20S. I5s