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Uncle Roy's Corner

Recently the postman left a letter
from Miss Emily Parsons, one of nv
favorite teachers of grammar school
days. l had written to her, and her
reply brought back memories of my
boyhood. Here, in part, is what she
wrote:
II was happily surprised to re-
ceive letter from you. Well
do 1 remember the days when you
were in the fifth grade of the Irving
School. still have compost
ton" las we called it in those days.
that was written by you.
You were especially interested in
Indians and Indian stories. One day
took you home with me for lunch,
as wanted my sister and her hus-
band to meet you.
My brother-in-lawh had many In
dian trinketS which he had obtained
at the Flambeau Indian reservation.
You became SO interested in them
that was afraid I would not be able
to get you back to school on time
DO you remember when you took
your fourth grade teacher, Miss Nc
Mahon, and me for a buggy ride?
Those were great days.
Il have watched your work with
keen interest, and have been so
pleased ."
I surely was glad to receive this
friendly letter. Probably the horse
and-buggy-ride of which Miss Par
sons speaks was arranged by my
mother. Even though I liked both of
the teachers, doubt that planned
the event myself. There were motor
cars at that time, but not nearly so
many as after the first World War.
Yes, indeed, was interested In
Indians while I was in the fifth
grade! remember drawing a large
picture on an inside cover of my
geography book. This picture showed
the kind of Indian was planning to
be the next summer vacation. I was
going to have my grandmother make
me feather bonnet, end meant to
carry arrows and bow, along with a
tomahawk. Also was going to stain
my skin with walnut juice, so |
would be brown. I carried out the
idea almost completely, but cannot
recall that darkened my skin with
walnut juice. Probably I was too
anxious to put on the costume to
wait until walnuts formed on the
trees that year!
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

THos. J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers. -. 4 Si
able two-stOry row 6Eick Ns dweI1nE being
recorded. in Liber No. s091. folio 10 ct SEQ;
Of thu land records OF the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction in front Of the
ug AD qn s4B at 20 O'clock p@ the
following described land and premises;
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
division made by Middaugh and shannon,
Inc, of lots in Block 8 whitney Close as
per plat recorded in the office of the Sur
veyor for the District of Columbia in Liber
"A folio IS: subject to covenants and re-
strictions OF record taxes as Iot ~ IN
SQUARE, 3Q35, Terms; Sold subject TO O. a I,
of So, co. further particulars Of which will
be annor1ce1 at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid In
Iveyancing. recording, etc.; at purchaser
cost. Terms to be complied with within
the property may be advertised and resold
at the diseretion Of the trustees. DAVID
jyI0.12.14,16.1S
ADAM A. WEscHLER SON, auctioneers.
Trustees sale Of 3-story. attic and base
ment brick dwelling No. lO1l New Hamp-
shire aye n% CONTAINING bs, icons svs
trust recorded in Liber No. 5262, folio 1919.
ct seq, one of the land records of the
District OF Columbia, end at the request
of party secured thereby, the undersigned
surviving trustee will offer for sale by
public auction, in front Of premises. on
Wednesday, the 25th day Of July, 1943;
at O'Clock pm, the following described
property in the District Of Columbia, to-
wit: Lot IA in E. T. Paine and others
subdivision recorded in the Office of the
Surveyor for the District of Columbia in
7 iher or foil ISk iunnrOVed a
Terms of Sale: one-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
represented by promiSSory notes OF pur-
chaser payable on or before ) years, with
interest at ia per cent per annum from
day of sale, payable semi-annually Sc
cured by first deed of trust upon property
sold, or all cash, at option of purchaser.
a deposit OF $4,000 required Of pur
chaser at sale. Examination OF title. cop--
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within 80 days from
day of sale, otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk and cost
of defaulting' purchaser, after days ad-
vertisemeEt of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON, D. c., or
deposit may be forfeited, or without for
feiting deposit trustee may avail himself
of any legal or equitable rights against
defaulting purchaser. GEORGE +. FLEM-
MING, surviving trustee, 1901 Idaho ave.
NV, corner Woodley I'd, zone 16.
jy12,14,17, 19,21.24
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING. ige. lots near Argyie
terms. MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
FEW ExcELIEN Mt HoM ME- SITES SITES in NV.
also some choice ground for builders
JAMES C. Upton MA. Ol3l-oR. 1897,
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar nome
In WeStmoreland -Washingtons most
now for that home YOU are planning In
Westmoreland Hills the picturesque, wind
Ing tTeeishaded streets; the seclusiOni the
sSssss 5of me G9 Of c fPp Mr. dF RoH
consin 1924 evenings and Sundays
lane and colesVilie rd I'd, west Of U. Of NJ,
priced. Cali OWNER Laurel 274. '''.'
ON 10th ST. NV. q block north Of Ka,mia
rd9 bargains GRADED ready for building
full lots. 5OxlOO. only $4,000 each. ]
corner 50Xl00, with sewer, only 81 900. ]
corner 641axlooo With sewer only $4,000
premises all day Sunday. SHAPIRO, INC,
LOTS ~ TS IN aTS d ME in lH
lots in Ridgewood. You should buy your
lot and consult me now about buildins
in the District of Columbia. adjacent t
Rock Greek Park. Rosewood, near NORTH
Phone me for appointment and informa-
ton. Make your selection now. PAUL
P. STONE, Realtor and Builder, Ordway
2244. Taylor 331I.
WOODED CORNER LOT about So IT. wide
in one of the best locations in Arlington
County at southwest corner of Inglewooo
and North 18th St. Arlington To reach
drive out n Wash blvd beyond Glebe Id
and turn left at N. Inglewood. Price
$1,000 Glebe 6251.
1st COMMERCIAL. upper. Wisconsin ave,
approximately 41x134: price 81 per So. IT,
2nd commercial Northwest section close
IN two street frontages, 10000 so. #. at
So so per So #. Call Mr.. Henderson, RA.
1857, or J. c. WELDON CO., 1927 K st.
NV NE. 2011
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-14

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
ri III Korn Sq c ma
tage, 18th and Maryland ave-; rooms,
sleeping. board or housekeeping; day, week,
month or season; 9 blocks from amusement
park: temperate, conservative, refined per-
sons; reservations. Phone North Beach SO.
BUY FOR CASH or lease, August 5-19
Beach preferred. WIRTH NE. 030O, or
LAKE JACKSON. a 12-mile fresh-water
b ssf 81 M m va shf have Ds se1
none for rent. Price, So 500 to $500;
they last. Come out or call Manas-
STORY AND ! HALF bungalow. Electric
studio living room with stone fireplace,
French windows, Venetian blinds, mezza-
pine of living room with 2 sleeping hunks;
hot-air heat. Located on bluff overlook
iR s5.d $$9 a.5jrs win w ss somPFietely 5aS
I pm. or all day Sunday. Possession
ss9ssSSsSS-!sourHERN MD. water front-A
pretty 4-room bungalow, with l acre of
ground, located on deep-water creek off
Marys Co, Md. CAN BETHEL. DI. 800,
TOBACCO FARM, 202 acres, of PatuXent.
a modern home besides tenant house. Call
oNE-RooM CABIN for for rent by wk.
or mo- screened. wooded, quiet; saltwater
SPECIAL BARGAINSS.. asSciiiS' Beach. on
the. bay, restricted, 80 miles from Wash
ington, Unusual opportunity to purchase
. beautiful modern home, overlooking
Chesapeake Bay. Seven rooms, 2 baths,
oil heat; attractively furnished for COM
Portable living. House in excellent condi-
tton. Beautiful shrubbery, 3 extra lots.
Act today to secure this unusual water
front home Immediate possession All
furnishings, which are unusually attrsc-
tive, to go with property. Price, $4,000.
B. M. ODUM, exclusive agent 1927 Eye
st NV. RE. 5216. Shown by appointment.
FURNISHED Broom cottage with porch
q Pstuxent River: Grabbing, fishing, boats
and bathing; July ID to Oct 1. S125.
RUTH z BEACH sEs5a Phone Prince Fred
WANTED TO RENT-water- front Gotta ge
from August 5 to 10. Phone Warheld 3471
or Berwyn 1851.
WANTED-For Aug IL to is. ocean-front
or bay-front 2-bedroom cottage, with mod.
ern improvements. w. H. VROOMAN
1o14 No. Lakewood St, Arl., Va. or phone
SoTTAGSE, q bedrooms, all modern i'm.
provements one-acre lot W. A. COOPER,
shady Side. Md. 15'
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE on paved highway, with river
at back. only II miles d. C. line; high
wooded and cleared building sites; desir-
able restricted section Georgia avenue ex-
tended, Only Sl25 per acre; terms. MUIR
Q ACRES on Lee hwy. near Falls Church
Price. $1,000 Phone Falls Church 1873.
I19 ACRES UP, Md. suburbs mi. to
D. c.; part OF farm elevated. restricted;
hard road, cleo. tele. OWNER, Box 1871
Star.
10 FERTILE ACRES. orchard. OR. house
cleo. roadstand, chicken house. garage,
bus; mr. school; mi. to D. C. OWNER
ATTENTION. BUILDERS! Beautiful ly-
ing tract of so acres in Virginia. suitable
for 81 800 to $1,000 postwar homes
Part of the tract already serviced with
sewer and water. Can be purchased in
single tract or smaller tract of not less
than 20 aces Call GIL 1000 or DI 800
for information and appointment to see
TEMPLE HILLS-About ~ acres right at
the brs stop, ripe for DEVELOPMENT; nice
level tract. Out -ot-town owner wishes 90
sell quickly. Price. $1,000, worth more.
Can TR. S341, Mr. Wilson. VIM. T. BAL
I, 9. g. TO 10 ACRES. near proposed 18th
ST extended and large Government prof.
ect; 3lac so. IT.; terms to suit. FULTON
r, GORDON. owner. 1927 Eye ST. NV DI;
1910 It'll \ nm. Brokers. attention!
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA, WASHINGTON. July IL: 1913
District of Columbia Whereas, it has
been made to appear to the Commissioners
OF the District OF Columbia that there are
rabies 5 and whereas said Commissioner
have been notified by the Health Oficer OF
said District that rabies may spread
Acceptance SU with She ' provisions Of section
of the Act approved June ~, 1879, as
amended by Section 3 of Public Law No;
july & a45 snd BY vtSe Of the
vested in them by said section, the said
Commissioners do hereby proclaim:
date Of this D oi lsmation no person own.
ing, keeping OF having custody Of a dog
in this District shall permit such dog to
be on n any pTss street tbs or hfnway or
such dog is firmly secured by a substantial
leash, not exceeding four feet in length
dog. IL Mlzziins"The REFORMATION Of
the Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia, dated May !, 1945, effective for a
ordering that every dog in this District
shall wear a GOOD substantial muzzle; Sc
curely nut on. so as~to prevent 1t from
eff ctive date Of this Proclamation III
Dogs in Yards, etc.-From and after the
effective date OF this Proclamation, no per
to be confined in any yard or other en-
closure. or on any private property. or in
any automobile or other vehicle, in such a
manner thai such deg can bite or menace
persons lawfully using any puolic street OF
highway or public place. " Penalty
Any person violating any of the foregoins
provisions of this Proclamation is subject
upon conviction of such violation, to fine
of pot more than $500 or Imprisonment for
not more than 90 DAYS. v. Suspension OF
Police ReRulatinn-The operation OF
Section . of Article XVIII o.. the Police
Regulations of the District OF Columbia.
reading as follows; Sec. .. No animal
Of the dog kind shall be allowed TO go at
large without collar or tag as now PRE-
scribed by law. and unless under the con-
troll of an attendant, and II he Is OF a
ouarrelsome or dangerous disposition he
shall Furthermore be secured by chain OF
cord held by some person" is suspended
for the effective period Of this Proelama,
Effective Dates of Proclamation-Thi'
Proclamation becomes effective on July %,
lq45, and shall continue in effect through
June 30. 1916. ]. r. YOUNG, @. MASON
c. w KUTZ. Commissioners. D. c.
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r Goren on Bridge


OF all the phenomena occurring at
the bridge table few are so strange
as the psychology of the overbidder
Its strangeness is to be found chiefly
in its inconsistency. l have rarely
met an overbidder who was not also
an underbidder. There are those
who always overbid their own hands
and underbid their partners. I
have in mind friend whose face Is
covered with the scars of LOO and
/ 400 point sets, who, one evening
last week, passed his partner out in
opening one bids, twice in the same
rubber. On the first hand five-odd
in spades was made; on the second,
Is tricks were made on a finesse. IT
couldn't see game, partner" was
his comment in both cases. One
rarely can in Is cards.
There are certain positions at the
card table that by their very nature
call for Overlooking tactics and
others that naturally call for re-
straint. The person who has opened
with two bid should take it easy
from that point on, while his part
ner should really get into action at
the sight of any stuff" at all. The
player who has made an informatory
double has usually told his whole
story and should take things calmly
thereafter, while his partner, who
has been forced to bid and has prom
Used nothing, Should. as a rule, lean
toward the Overlooking side. In real
life, unfortunately, the reverse ap-
pears to be the case. The two bidder
and the doubler keep bidding the
same cards over and over again,
while their partners as rule crawl
into their shells.
The North of today's hand showed
the proper attitude toward what, on
the surface, would appear to be q
very dull hand and which most
players would treat with contempt.
His first response of two no-trump
promised nothing. When South bid
three, diamonds, he merely returned
to three spades, which still showed
nothing, but preference for spades
over diamonds.
South, not content with giving up
at game, despite Norths repeated in
dications of weakness, now elected
to show the ace of hearts. At this
point North realized that he had a
very vital card that was a sure win
ner, namely, the king of hearts. He
therefore showed the first signs of
| life by telling his partner of that
card and the rest was easy.
Note that North might have had
the king of clubs instead of hearts,
which would have been of no value
to declarer. This illustrates graph
ically the principle that descriptive
bidding is more effective thar. show
ing aces and kings wholesale. If
South learns that North has one
king, the information is useless. He
must know which king it is.
tcopyright, 1945, by Charles H. Goren)
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Stores and apis. above
additional ground for more stores, in grow
Ing legation. selling for ogt a owner.
Realtor, CH. 1861; ewes, CHI 1000, Ext
INDUSTRIAL BUHDING-A 2-story brick
building containing approximately 1900
50. It. with hand operated freight eleva-
tor. Located just s miles from District on
front, OF building. Lot contains approx
@iss' EzSsf 81 81 3s%@sai',s
long,, f1reprOot, reinforced concrete, roof;
GaRo M nj pSSsess B8i s.
BUSINESS OFFICE - Ground floor, good
imm ns 6tediyo available. Call AL. 1854,
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BLDGs.-Availeble
now and near future; rents range 5000
ohs so2 mean @ofh ah ID Eve a6 6f sh St and
We have access to other properties in area
for g. sale and rent Visit our %, otfices a.
e BUILDINGS and garage: Lot 35xIOO.
S SHAE F3p M NJ. coNNoRi RE. 1925.
from thester-3-story brick building.
Store on lst floor 2 apis above 4 grand
buy st o Pbors * Por miss tbs
4136. SNYDER REALTY CO., 5425
Georgia ave. NV;
1888 l4ln = l. N.h.-LaTBe store, b apart
ments; oil heat 4-car garage: income,
$1,000 per year. no leases: store rent can
Be ncreassd PTiS % S45o94 Tsas9Ra55e
1910 Vermont ave, NV, ME. 2713.
DOWNTOWN, at 10Th and g." fine build
ing suitable any business: possession.
100000, PATRICK J. GREGG, Investment
Bids DI. $3.50.
CONN. AVE, south of IS" st.. suitable any
business. fine structure, well equipped; pos
session entire premises. $4,000 Inspec-
ton invited. PATRICK j. GREGG, Invest
ment Bldg. DI. $3.50
CENTRAL NV. SECTION - Large deep
store on 1st fl. with complete apis in
downtown business section Of Washington
Desirable for wholesale or large retail
business. Store occupied by monthly ten
ant. Quick possession. Call Sales dept,
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $3.50
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, 66-ft. fFonta ge
on Wilson blvd, improved by 1-stofy brick
bldg, suitable for any type business; near
theater, shopping center and one of our
LARGEST apartment developments. Posses
sion, For For price and terms. call Mr.; VOL
berg, IA. 1885. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 III st MA D346
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BUICK 4-door sedan. model 1935-57;
clean motor GOO c sF6o new ,n u55eT ss
CADILLAc lsss Convertible H.i sedan. Fleet
wood model rs; color is black; has, tan
seats; the mechanical condition and tires
are excellent: guaranteed and priee 6,, vel
SSaAdDILLAc CO., 1929 22nd st. NV. MA.
HUPMoBILE 1895 a-door; heater, good
tires and motor: passed l9 . D G in spec
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1899 sedan, 1915; Odds
1887 fire job 500; Mercury 1889 fire job.
L Ii COLIN 1s41 4-dr. sedan;
S opA een No
E HAi 81 Va 1889 custom 4,dr % se-
a Way $500 hf n 0v esns tx
1882 Lincoln IS" or equal. EN- 4e45
Nash iss2 4-door, special sedan. Al,
running condition. prewar tires, Way
S gndfc 9 Ppd ee R 0Rly iS s Ts
sprins ave-. silver sprine.
$40; Within opA ceiling. 4oe S. veitch
PACKARD de luxe super passenger sedan.
ssIIns' . }99; our price $500; Fiy:
PLYMOUTH 1912 convertible coupe 49,
900 miles. genuine extras; no priority
needed; 81, 400 within oPA ceiling; Call
SERGT. MARCUS at Taylor 2346, eve
nings, or Sunday, only If you have late
PLYMOUTH 1894 4-door sedan for sale
under ceiling price. s235; good tires and
motor. Cal AT. O999
PONTIAC 1885 sedan; Al condition, re-
built motor; Leaving town; quick sale,
$685.. go NJ st. NV, parking lot between
9th and 10th SITS. Below OPA ceiling. 15'
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS, attention. Wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer should be in
position to make quick delivery In near
future. Will give top allowance now fer
future delivery on new 1946 Pontiac. Call
AID $500 or come to 1877 irving st.
NV, Arcade Pontiac Co. Sales, service,
parts. accessories, recapping, seat covers,
batteries-everythin good for your car
at Washingtons largest Pontiac dealer
General Motors parts, ARCADE PONTIAC
( LARGE SELECTION of nne used cars,
all models. priced at OPA ceiling or less.
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 M ST. NV.
WILL TRADE 1912 s,000-mile Chevrolet
club coupe for Plymouth 1s41-42 Tor
Dodge, De Soto. chrysler end CASH. Ex-
ecutiye 1000, Room 1887. S9S6.60. within
oPA ceiling. 10.
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Lack of Two Points
Brings Clothing Sale

FORT BENNING, GA. LR.-He
added his points, hurrahed for the
extra two, applied for discharge and
dashed out to equip himself with a
civilian outfit.
But now sign hangs over the
Army bunk of Corpl. Martin o.
Fosowitz of Brewster, N. Y:
For sale: One single-b reated
Harris tweed suit, one white shirt,
one plaid tie, one pair of white and
tan shoes, one spring straw hat"
He'd Observation-Disclosures was two
points short.
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LEGAL NOTICES Cont.
HAMILTON q HAMILTON, ATTORNEYS
,. 749 18th st.. NM. ,,,,r.

/
DISTRICT ' eSg hsia 81 81 NH HE UNITED
states sIss r &c Ps5l e cqlu@ n M HId
ministr sti pocset 1as. Xpplica ton
last m and ssen TOR Of sd
ceased, and for letters testamentsry on
said estate, by Union Trust Company of
shf asth day 81 81 5ane s45 tSa tie
William II. Pywell, deceased, and all others
day, the 9th day of August, AID. 1915, at
1000 o,Siook ~, AN to show cause Why
Evening Star once in each of three sue
mentioned, the FIRST publication to be not
day. Witness, the Honorable. BoLITHA. j.
stS DAY ce Of 5u 1ssff q a ssd sesf tas
W Is. for pro ne p cnn of ev7 Clerk
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Hod hss' f PFoDa ate Fc. Of Clara
M. Kelly Deceased e5315, Admins
tration Docket disqualification having
will and testament of said deceased, and
for letters testamentary on said estate,
py george 7. Evans II Is ordered this 9th
day Of July. AID. 1945, that Joseph e. Geatz,
James R. .Geatz, Clara Mae Clark Geatz,
Anna Lee Trozzo, Mary v. Polins. Margaret
z. Geatz. George, W. Geatz and Thomas A.
said Court on Monday, the 18th day OF
August, AID. 1945, at 1000 Aock AM.
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be
published in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Evening Star, once in each
of three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before
said return day. Witness, the Honor
able BOLITHA j. LAWS, Chief Justice of
said Court, this 9TH day Of July, AID. 1915.
Seal Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH,
Register OF Wills for the District OF CO.
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

end TRUST MONEY available on Improved
property. MR.. POOLE, RE. 1888.
MONEY on ist or 2nd trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 9Th MA so32.
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: term or monthly payments. P. j.
WALSHE. INC, 1l15 Eye st. NV. Ma 646S.
MONEY On SEt5ND rRuSI-We Will
buy second-trust notes. d c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a INVESTMENT CORP 1912
N ave. NV National 1888
courteous service Consult us before Dor
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT GO ST. 9Th 81 NV. DI. $50.
see Mr. Green fstrictly conhdentiaD 1014
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE Co
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

NEW 1913 REQ trucks, assortment of sizes
and wheelbases: available for immediate
delivery to holders of certificates. REQ
WASHINGTON H nc co. 1881 Half st. Sc
DODGE 1897 dump truck, Ia tons, good
motor and tires, below ceiling. MR.. WAC
NER. 1924 Col. pike. Arlington. Va; GIL
MACK, Eff. Al, dump. Atom. coal. d.
vidinE board: also ~ Mack jr.. chassis
and cab. Priced under ceiling. Phone
MIR. HART. NO. 1911.
G.MC. 1885 lL2-ton fiat BODY truck, $40
INTERNATIONAL 1897 truck; $3.50 cash;
private party WA. 1877.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. no priority
Dumps-t2D 1912 Dodge 1h-t.. e-speed
rear: 1912 Dodge lh-t.: (3) 1912 REQ
ct: 1871 International 3-ton
Crane. truck. 1941 Ford 1T; 1910
Diamond Ut IT. .r,,v .r,,,un,t,ou ,.~.,
1941 GMC At. air brakes, overdrive
200 mi
Ali our trucks have, 1eavy-dutv Army
tires; low miIease and are II exeels n
TOR GO, al 3142 Lee highyaSy: Arlington.
Closed Sunday. July and August
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AuToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRES, 7.00-17; parts for 1888 Pierce
Arrow; motor. good for large boat. Ii.
3b3g before noon.
NEW 1913 MOTORCYCLES for essential
use. ex-servicemen given preference.
Parts, accessories, tires, repairs INDIAN
SALES. oil 9th st. NV. RE. 0a11.
WANTED TO TRADE, 1912 Harley on best
RECAPPED TIRES FOR SALE 50x21
450x20, 6.00x20, 8.00xl6, 5.5Oxl6; no
priorities HARRY SOLLARS, 1101 18th
st. Sc TR. 90S2.
HOUSE TRAILER. 1945 Royal. Al condi-
ton; electric refrigeration. POT. TRAILER
CAMP, | mi So, Alex. on Mt. Vern. Mem.
hwy. open Sun. 10 to g. 16s