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Oxy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries :
Generators Magnetos.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HUNTER. Proprietor
Phone 387
One block east of First National
Bank. j22-tf
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Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form of law granted unto the UNI
dersigned. on the 10Th day of De-
cemEer A. ID. 1874. and that all
persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must pre-
sent the same. duly attested, to
the said Helena S. Sheldon. Adj
ministratriX of the estate of Harry
c. SOuthard deceased, on or be
fore the 18th day OF December 1915.
or abide the Act of Assembly in
such case made and provided
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Address: Administrative.
Lincoln. Delaware
Georgetown. Del.
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January 16. 1915. at 1920 a. IN.
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I'm lowing memory of our mother;
Mrs. Emma TcnutInl. Wh" P'SN'''
away january $, l9il.
Mother. We miss thee from 'Vf h"'''''
w. miss thee from they place.
\ shadow o'rl our life is raSi.
We miss the Sunshin" OF thy race
We miss they kind and willing nan"
Thy fond and earnest care ,
Our home is dark without thee
We miss thee everywhere.
Sadly missed 10y Son ant l''''|'i,
ter, Edison ami Clara
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REPORT OF CONDITION. NF
MillsbOrO Trust
Company
OF MILLS BORO

OF MlLLS5ORo
In the State of Delaware at the Close
of Business on December 80. 1914
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cIudimg S1S.26 over
United States Government
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o'tiInilollS 81 ,i"i@H an" ,o,on
Othcr bonds notes. and
dahruttrns ~ GG- II
CORPORATE stock ~. Gaa. 81
banks. Including reserve
in process of collection. $333.7I5.3o
Bank premises
owned ......... Nl%.l32.31
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LIABILITIES
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corporations ............ 7n:;. l3n, -
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Total
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CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
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valued:
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FOR SALE Hrol,r m8n0,,. d,liN- /
cred Wallace Wiley, Gl,,uNoud. l1'i.
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FOR ~A....-7"u h.d,~ tnr quality
l.,~pcdcza bay. Laurence VI jni'U,
L.r.d..ii,4 B,i U2-2ip
Evening star., 1945-09-14
Natures Children
to your OF
This i
LEAF-CUTTING ANT.
fGenus dttd,j
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

WA n
In response to the demand for
more food and other crops for out
fighting forces and Allies. vast areas
of rich land in subtropical and
tropical America were cultivated.
Almost at once the agriculturist had
an efficiently trained underground
army of millions of skillful engineers,
clever chemists and untiring laborers
to contend with. Large ants of the
Alta group had vast highways lead
ing from their perfectly governed
colonies to the cultivated areas
There could be no unconditional
lsurrender-the enemies had to be
gaSsed!
In these vast underground nests
will be found the queen, workers
soldiers, larvae or the younger gen.
Grafton and eggs. Miles of highways
or galleries lead from the colony to
cultivated crops. These ants do not
use the green plants, seeds or fruits
they take into their nests for food
as Is, but after careful inspection
the harvest brought in is ground to
pulp and used as a medium In
which the fungus Rozites gongy-
lophora is cultivated. This is the
only food taken by larvae and adult
ants. These chemists can utilize al
most any type of vegetation for ths
medium by adding q secretion which
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Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
RhymeleSS Words,

+ From Tampa contemporarv:
Years ago friend gave us a list
of words that DO. not rhyme. ac-
cording to The Rhymer's Lexi.
con-" by Andrew Lang. That list
included such familiar words as
gulf, conch. gorge and lounge.
My answer:
Dear reader, I herewith deny
There is no rhyme for gulf"
Here's one that fits exactly, it's
The simple prefix sulph-.
AS used in terms by countless firms
In chemistry's domain
Like sulpha drugs for germs and
bugs,
And like sulphonmethane.
Oh, never bet that no one vet
Has found a rhyme for "conch."
It's quite absurd, for here's the
word
That rhvmes exactly: Honk.
Or if you're bold and use the old
Pronunciation "kaunch."
Cheerup. rejoice. just take your
| choice:
Here's haunch and launch and
/ paunch.
If you have heard it said no word
Can ever rhyme with forge"
Pray tell me why the poets eye
Has failed to notice gorge"
And if he'd look in Websteris book
He'd quickly see that lounge"
Does have \ prime and perfect
rhyme:
The CTS verb, to "scrounge."
| tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
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FARMS FOR SALE lcsntinuedI

rms IS A LUMBERMAN's CHANCE. Clos,
IN and near ready markets. 730 acres O
wood. balance Of gao acres. % good m meadow su
land There are good roads into thi,
place and easy to get to fell and cut
srs IS ana srss ready
property, elect and phone are available
There is estimated SOC, 900 FBM oak g..
600 cords wood on this place. new high
ment to this vast stretch of land. ] am
Offering this place for immediate sale al
the low price Of S1S.0o0.00, You car
BOWEN; owner. phone Chestnut 5ess
5l3l Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. 16.
FOR SALE-l24-acre stock farm in Md,
MoRrdoMEk9 n COUNTY WFs Boz poussz 18TH far sts5
5S acres. equipped, BUNGALOW with elec.
tr,city: water; all fenced; need S2,950 cash.
WoRTHiNdToN e REALTY. ZEAL yam excl. Msi A'sass sas7
PRofiTaBIE e. STOCK STOCK ansn and grain farm in
sisting of 247 acres with excellent view:
207 acres cleared, 40 acres wheat. 81 acres
harley, 20 acres corn, so acres meadow
frame house needs modernizinE through
out; other buildings include large chicken
ana brooder houses, cattle and horse barns,
sllo. grain bins. hay loft, corn cribs and
chard: Owner sold stock, poultry, grain,
etc, from this farm last year amounting
to $6,400. We believe this farm to be
worth the price asked, $4,000: " cash
and terms. Owner prefers selling 100
acres with all the buildings for S1O,5OO;
cash $500. terms. EASTMAN g. STEELE,
Realtors, Falls Church 1920.
SUBURBAN VIRGINIA FARM of almost
100 acres, miles from Washington. be-
tween 2 main highways and convenient to
business, stores, schools; land and build
fngs in excellent condition; attractive mod
ern 7-room home and all necessary out
buildings; 2 streams give water in all
fields; will make beautiful country estate
or can be kept for income-producin farm;
land around it is being subdivided for
housing development, can do the same with
this farm; stock and equipment can also be
purchased; price without stock and equip
ment. S43 900. Phone GE. 1887. No agents
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Not This
they manufacture as they reduce tn,
small bits of plant to pulp.

they manufacture as they reduce the
small bits of plant to pulp.
A new colony begins with a soli-
tary queen. During the rainy season
she excavates a small one-room
apartment about the size Of a golf
ball deep in the earth. She deposits
several eggs which hatch in from
40 to so days into nurse ants. She
has a small bed of fungus flourish
ing by the time her assistants appear
She has for her wedding dowry
enough of the fungus to meet heI
first needs
In short time the nurses have
taken over and other castles appear
in the family circle: Workers which
must harvest crops and haul them
in to those who make the fungus
beds: soldiers who stand guard at
the entrance gates, their great jaws
ready to behead strangers who dc
not know the secret password, and
those who keep the nest clean.
Within three years the colony will
be thriving, bustling community
with 300 or more fungus gardens. In
each of these-about the size of a
small footbail-will be hundreds of
mature ants, larvae and pupae. From
the gardens run galleries and high
ways connecting the occupied areas
with the outside world. The home
land of this teeming group of work
ers may be 20 feet below the surface
Drainage, protection from foes all
have been worked out with a most
| remarkable evidence of intelligence
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LOTS FOR SALE.

sEAUTEuL individual building lots in
fsssszs. sSSz ssss'9as'
LxSb al or WI paTt Tet q 4oo
and minor street in Rossisn, Va. ths
heart of Washington's NV. section). HER
NAN N! SCHMIDT. 236 woodward Bldg
& soaSIs LOT 50 ,S sy lsS eg.y a5sneh
SILVER sPENG@Twc 2H eA'Ei large On lots. $3.50
tssn sFm; afq eoEnsr Sts pii sssh
s2s4H ealsfyIe CD 3D. Rs ao1s sSs deSR S66 KAY
srLENDID BgIDING sffTf fiji 'GIG on Mckinley
St, near Utah ave-. 114x114. IT. Plans
Of improvement and the cost thereof must
Cps Dss csNBY Soo Nc Ma a4StsS 4SoS. Rsaitor Haa
snookfasD BRO sI.s s. eE sEcr1oN-a lars. lots.
sseautiful new section Of fine homes, near
ntnM nMonastery m nth bos and Randolph SITS. ne.
COLORED-I 10 10 ACRE LOTS. IL miles
d{stri,. dtTom p. ,,d C. line; & on the Pa RR in Bowie
Hobart 7sss ' TERRY % Or Box ssI 4SSH Ss eshe sssT
ATTRACTIVE HALF-ACRE LOTS. well
sl.10Q,. terms. MR.. DILLON. cH. 7070,
eHEvY che 4 CHASE, iais D. c.-Attr.etive corner
lot with water snd sewer in. GEORGE j.
BORGER, 643 Indiana ave. n W., Ma O35O
FOREST HILLS, corner Brandywine and
Linnean ave, -S5,500; adjoining lot. COX
l2S. .S4,950:- lot. 18th and Shepherd
54x14ls, 4ls,o $4,000. SIDNEY s. BROWN,
CHOICE LOTS, both residential and COM
mercisl, located on Georgia ave. at
e PRicR e CO., oT ME- :as $3.50 Sssi.iGa ST. s4 g."
S3S7.50, OVER Il ACRE; fine view; " mile
Ms,Tyneld, stn bus l blk, Level, no trees.
wooded i6 acres. BOSS. CHI. 5977.
WE HAVE the most desirable lots in Silver
Spring. Call us for appointment to in
spect, cal Mr. Allnutt. WoRTHINGToN
sEALTY: excl, S427 Georsia ave-, 81
20 BUiLDiNG LOTS. near Conn. ant
Western aves.. Chevy Chase, Nd, block.
from Chevy Chase Circle; so, IT. front
elusive agent. F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4
Conn: ave, EN-. 1890 until pm.
LARGE wooded hilltop lot, .unobstructet
view. of Washington and Potomac River
all improvements in and paid for; re-
Inquire AURORA HILLS OFFICE, S3oI So
Ar1i rcfn rl Tonb
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC-Two 1899 model $50 trucks. Can
INTERNATIONAL D-ss model truck
pENTAooN LUMBER COMPANY. ia.
Army SURPLUS TRUCKS. tractors, trail
DUMP eng by ss 1s4S
$3.50 tires; 1s4o Chevrolet sI platform. atom.
1889 International tractor, C-4D; 24-ft.
trailer. FRED MOTOR Co, 5O13 Georeis
aye Y.Jyg nx z, r ia: 1900;
Army sTaRE BoDTEs for ssis, Sa Sss eseS sseS
Arlington. VI. cH. 1000. = A@s NV
FORD one and half ton truck, prac-
sood ss res $685. s55se tel%a s1as an nSos
CHEvkOLET 1889 INa-ton with 2h-
yard Hercules dump body: good tires and
2-speed rear axle: also several late model
Ford and Chevrolet trucks with plat
form bodies. BILL DELONG. DI. 1910.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS
No priorities needed.
some trucks brand-new.
cRsyrost issS Ison ssaks sssEs With possr sSas
chsyToist 1879 lM-ton dump.
Dodss 5ods is4o is4o iH-tonn i-ton dump asnnf;
Rec Rec 1919 1919 % 4-ton hnSsoi Snnap.
sSs Ssss esnns Se pres. s
IN excel. cond With heavy-duty Army
tires, duo wheels CENTRAL MOTOR Co.
sas. : 70 q .. ca. 5oo0. 81. : o5sS. = ans
Evening star., 1945-09-14
By Dave Breeer Goren on BRIDGE

A most remarkable series OF bids
took place when the above hand
was played. The North players re-
peated cue bids in suit that his
partner had already cued were made
to certain extent out of deyiltry
and I am quite persuaded that he
did not foresee the far-reaching
effect these bids would have on
his partners subsequent action. In
point of fact they enabled South
to make a very fine decision as to
the final contract. It will be noted
that contract of seven hearts
would have been doomed to failure.
Eastis overcall of one spade is not
sound strategy. Very little is to be
gained by such bids. Better tactics
by East would have been a pre-
emptive bid of three spades mot
too drastic a step when the xul-
nerable conditions are taken into
consideration. This would have
made it virtually impossible for
the opposition to reach seven dia-
monds with assurance and they
would have had to be content with
a small slam. South's immediate
cue bid of two spades showing no
losers in the suit is justified after
partner responds with one heart,
which makes slam prospects very
bright. North decided to take things
easy and allow space for further
conversation, by merely bidding
three diamonds. South now showed
the heart support and North bid
three spades. Since partner has
shown void of the suit it is doubt
full that he will enjoy hearing about
the ace, but North felt that it could
do no harm. South's next bid Of
four clubs was routine and North
countered with spectacular repeat
cue bid in spades. This bid could
have no other meaning that an in
tent to show the king of the ad.
verse suit.
South all along had been planning
to play the hand in hearts. but the
information that his partner had
the ace and king of spades caused
him to change his mind. If the
hearts were not solid, Souths two
losers in that suit could be discarded
on the ace and king of spades. 1t
was reasonable to assume that
North held both red kings and he
was willing to gamble on a singleton
club in partners hand. At the
very worst the success of the con-
tract would depend upon the spade
bidder having the king of clubs. He
therefore bid seven diamonds which
contract was easily fulfilled by set
ting up dummy's hearts after South
discarded two of the suit.
tCopyright, l945, by Charles H. GorenD
Evening star., 1945-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
KARL KINDLEBERGER, Attorne

Tower Building.
stasss for c0SsT Ss psTc 9r THE Fl coSm1 gS5D
Holding Probate court.--No. 65.s6s. Ad-
ministration.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District Of Co
lumbia. has obtained from the Probate
Of Administration, c.. t. a., on the estate
OF w. James Elzey. also known as william
lanes James Elzey, late of the District Of CO.
inm5is' llIa' deceased. An persons having
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 27th day
by law be excluded from ali benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this q tn
day of August, 1945. MABEL p. ELzEY,
3HG,.SY gz2I warren sc, St, nv sseal;, Attest;
wins for the District Of Columbia, tsS cisrk 81 81
~ SIMON Sdea PIIs TIETsHMAN, Asssrasy, Asasr;ss5'l4.
n,srp1cr 132l ISsd e s.; NV. ,, r,,,,.v,
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministratton.-This is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers. Of the District Of
Court. Of the District of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration, C. t. a.. on the estate
Of Morris Garfinkie. late Of the District oi
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
warned to Exhibit i,t the s same, with eiths ths
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, te
the subscriber. on or before the oath day
ef August, AID. I946; otherwise they may
si By T.. be excluded from ~ bsnetis Of ssis
day Of AUGUST, 1945 GERTRUDE NEEDLE
IA24 Crittenden st. NV. LYMAN GAR.
LE' ffns' @ 3SS5 Kansas , Aye NV Seal
Resister Of wills for the District Of Co.
sn51.aHix.
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WILKES. MeGARRAGHY 4 ARTS. After.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, auction

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers.
Trustees sale OF valuable improved real
n.w. consisting, of three-story. brick
recorded in Liber, No. s024,. folio 800. ct
trict of Columbia, and at the request Of
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will offer for sale by public aue-
twenty fourth day OF September. 1916. at
four O'Clock p M. the following described
property In the District Of Columbia, TO,
Wfliouehby, trustees, subdivision Of square
3I1, as per plat in Libsr No. II. folio 4.
81 ths pet O Of now
Washington,, D. e, Terms Of sale: Property
rns w be oS sold ssasse saset to @ prer dssd ssab.
$4,000 monthly and interest. balance
all cash over trust. A deposit Of S500.0O
fsn fsaured Of purchase At sale
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
WISE as's aay 1ght Fl sss
property at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after 10 days advertisement Of
in washington, S B. C.. 'es or deposit s"se may Be-
forfeited, or without forfeitinr deposit
trustees may avail themselves. of any legal
purchaser. HARRY ]. KANE. Jr.. RICH
ARD E. HARRIS. Trustees. se14.1s,21.24
AT AUCTION. A .gentleman's estate, ,un-
der court decree, Leny Manor, front door
Of courthouse, Warrenton, Va, September
22, at IL am. About $50 acres fertile
land, handsome mansion house and
grounds, ami, ample dwellings, barns
and silos for employees, stock and crops
Four miles Of Warrenton,. 45 of wash
ington, over improved highways. One
third cash; /. 2 and 3 years credit. Rare
chance. Inspection invited. Contact sale
commissioners, J. DONALD RICHARDS,
Phi. 93-W Warrenton, Va or JOHN S.
BARBOUR. Ph. 154, Fairfax, Va.
se10.12.14,l6.1S,20.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
AUCTION sale of two-story brick dwelling
NO. 801 e st. n.e.-Default having been
made by the previous purchaser. l.
pursuant to the authority vested in me by
civiI Action 2797s. win rsofieI for sale
o'clock pm. on the premises, lot 20, square
910,, improved by the above numbered
dwelling. $4,000 cash deposit required
at time of sale. balance purchase money
to be in cash. Deposit will be forfeited
unless purchaser closes the sale within
thirty (30l, days. Conveyancing. revenue
stamps and title expenses at purchasers
date Of deed. GEORGE c. -dERTMAE,
Trustee, american Security Building.
se12.13.14.15,17,1S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

1 HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commerciaI
p.opsrties in District, R. HERNANDEZ
WISH TO CoNTAcT OWNER who ha.
modern home in .Sil. Spg., Chevy Chase Of
Beth, suitable for medium sized family
payment. Call SH. 7540. preferably after.
moons; No agents, please.
HOUSES wanted to sell. CLYDE " HICKS
s0l Evans Bldg, Ma. 6307; ewes, Adams
1924.
s-R. HOUSE or bungalow, ne. or Brook
land sec; wanted, gas station. repair shop,
roadside cabins on hwy, homes, income
in, out, D. c.; rent house, big lot, NV
for colored: wanted to rent ofice on hts
OF 14th; wanted, shop. You st. or few
doors of, 9th-13th; fiat for acreage
n. E. RYON CO., GE 6146.
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT, every deal listed
with me is given my own personal atten-
ton: ! am at your service. HARRY /
FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE llRR
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM of from 200 to 800 acres, in CT
close to D. c., Montgomery or Prince
eullies or waste land not suitable for SUBJ
division preferred; Box 22-S, Star.
from owner a farm within 100-mile radius
of DIG. Please describe fully. as 1 want
to sa the best value for my money. Ad-
dress Box 366-H. Star lSs
WAR VETERAN wishes to purchase direct
from owner a farm within 20-mi. radius
Of D. c. Prince George Co. preferred
Please describe fully as want best value
for money. Address Box 461s, Anacostis
P6st Once.
FARM OR ACREAGE wanted on new In
dianhead rd. AT. S4SS OF 404S First
st. S.W. 10.
Evening star., 1945-09-14

sTREAMLITR TRAILER, 1882 24-ft.; ex-
cellent condition throughout. Can be seen
at MHLER'S TOURIST COURT, 3 miles
south OF Alexandria, on U. S. No. /. Ask
for Zumbrun. J6s
RECAPPING in Wash. 1-dsy service: guar
antee workmanship; leave the car before
= an. ready at pm. CONSOLIDATED
0S34 and LU. 1917.
MOTORCYCLE. 80 Indian Chief: excellen,
running condition and tires; windshield
crash bars. double seat and saddle bags:
best cash offer. or car In trade. Call after
y pm, EN-. 24fO.
BUICK ENGINES. new, direct from fac.
tory, for 1889 through 1942 models; de-
Ierred payments can be arranged WILLIS
BUICK CO, S516 Georgia ave. SH. 6543
FOR SALE - Cushmsn motor scooter
GOOD condition, new tires. HO. 364S.
FENDER SKIRTS. trade for 6o0xl6 tire
or cash Emerson 40It
Evening star., 1945-09-14
10 LANES JAN, a. DAVIS. Attorney,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE uNrTrD
- States for the District of Columbia.
Holding . Probate Court.-Estate of
Herbert 1. Shepard. Deceased.-No. 85.-
S31. Administration Docket I3g.-Appiica.
Of the last will and Testament and .codicii
OF said deceased by Edward w. Shepard
and Herbert 8. Shepard. 1t is ordered this
25th day Of August, AID 1876. that Hars
tlets iptar rd 4 SnepsId. 1 incompetent. and Super
sgkesyills. Maryland. her custodian. and
Court on Monday. the Sth day Of Oc-
tober. AID. 1915. at 1000 o'clock AM.
to show cause why such application should
not be rranted. Let notice hereof be
published in the washington Law Re-
porter" and "The Evening Star" once n
each OF three, successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioned. the nrsf
publication to be not less than thirty DAYS
Hanos.bi. ssdoos isid hfTHa IssTEp DAY witPss ths
tics Of said Court. this 9th day Of Ausust.
AD 1913. tsealo Attest: THoMAS e.
the District of Columbia. Clerk 81 the
Frooate Soufk eu3l,se7,14. 4
Evening star., 1945-09-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We viii
eer Va Reasonable rates; NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
ave; nv National $3.50
courteous service Consult vs before bor-
rowins Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
< 81: NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
so7 18th Ma. S032. ~ si' w.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
IND trust loans. Call DRURY REALTY
CORPORATION. RE. 1893.
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money,
see Mr.. Green (strictly confidentiaD, 1OI4