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Evening star., 1945-11-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

on LEE HIGHWAY, about IS, mi; from
Washington, 100 acres, nearly y mi.
esSpfs WNER otoTd s s.S0Se dsy ssdsy
TWO TRACTS Of acres each. both in
Mont. Co., near. Silver Spg.; one has lot
sH sss sun and j
fIGai I HAVE Is SEVERAL 1Plss TRACTS OF LAND from
H e of in puaer sas Fs5 sn
GL., s57s. H, A. DARNE, Real Estate
bEaUIIFUG, wooded , s.ssEs homesite;
ga acres on Reoland I'd. and Pa acres IN
G95si5s Nc TfTn' MS iG 'u Can '4Hs 3sh
eo5iMMEeRi.cfasLL' LANDAU or part of 400
and and minor W Street in Rossiyn, Va. tthe heart
81 WaShingt9nI 9n nT seetlSa @ I9a HERMAN
GHHLuM-5 substantial acres Of ground
ing of one home or for subdividing into
aass snd sloo mo siGS TsR 'Gs veT fsHn
MENT CO, INC, end floor. 1908 Baltimore
STxRHT sYe " aa4S GHen syss
property may be purchased as one parcel
tors e. sGs IN tracts 4
MENT CO.. NC, end floor, 5303 Balti-
more ave, UN 4040. Open ewes.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Almost 81 acres OF
ground in desirable section Of Prince
Of ground for home building. Price.
S56, 900. with $4,000 down and reasonable
monthly payments. HYATTSVHLE IN
yESTNENT CO; NC End nor. 53o3
Baltimore ave, UN. 1910. Open ewes.
I,7.5 ACRES. near washington This is
a property of many possibilities. 1t has
a splendid old Colonial mansion, built
about 1880, it has about 500 acres Of
may be operated as either. a dairy or
stock farm. 1t nas extended frontage on
both primary and secondary roads and
is ripe for subdivision; its rolling hills
laying out Of golf courses. For a devel-
oper, or investor who wants to enjoy the
gracious Virginia country life within 30
minutes easy drive Of downtown Wash
ington and who wants secure invest
ment, sure to increase in value, this tract
may be considered UNIQUE. We offer it
as q whole at $3.50 per acre. We also
would consider the sale of certain major
FRACTIONS. For appointment to inspect.
call Alexandria 1912 and ask for MASON
H1RsT. Real Estate Broker, Annandale,
Evening star., 1945-11-06
FARMS FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA FARM, 500 acres, in high state
OF cultivation: good Groom house with all
large barn and other necessary bldgs.: we'll
fenced and water in every field; within 80
n5o ASREs bann soncrefs sos and other
necessary bldgs;: completely fenced. or
sshard, good .water system; s-room house.
sTsINTss FAkM-Locstea in Amelia
SeUnty SGeUn IS mile miles west Of Richmond, Va;
tiystion' balance in a timber ie cruised at aia
million feet, oak and pine; fine old home.
early American, handsomely paneled, A.
face cattle. 100 hogs and piss, 2 horses;
o sy ana % raS of ri as so oH es
s45. W 900. VIII Write TN THos. &. BuRcH. faos
bs f. FAsM l?E farm
room tenant house. 3O-stall modern dairy
above. box stall horse barn; farm in hieh
state of cultivation; only. % mi. from
downtown washington; PLACE must be
aam; Pr. 445a: with SEITzEL pI, 500.
ba snd bsfn on efors soIa
sfss4 rH SFiERrS$ScsssssS. t.r@
bath, furnace, brick fireplace. random
house. henhouses. tenant house; orchard.
sG9d 5encei a PEsY Tyss At sH rear 1885, e fm sum
1Is ACRE Montsomery S: me W County farm,
100 acres tilable; barn. silo, house, other
sEldinss DsS: $500 per month mill mile. chseI
4 home and business for $3.50; $1,000
ssEn SMALL SRGH Sf fSnsF fARM asP eensstns ens of
acres with spring and stream. IA miles
aood i barn H1s and y other outbuiidinss M Price,
Nan STEELE STEEL 'a Realtors, tor Fails church
EaUIPPED 1so-ACRE STOCK FARM
rm. country home, with tenant houses,
bans ss5n all
manure spreacer. all necessary farming
implements, barn full of hay. wheat corn;
poor health. JOHN BURpoFT, coiesvilie, e.
PsopGcrlsh hs Gel AihtHa MoSTG Nc ssds eo FARM we'll
house: = mi. white House. MR.. POWELL,
WARRENToN. VA. FARM-owner retiring
and will sell this 115 acre. fully equipped
farm Tor full ,inio intorma ton call HARRY
soMETHfNG JNUsUALT ii in ~; completely
shipping to D. c.: nearly 900 acres, about
500 tillable; balance in timber and cord
wood; in fertile isd Mont, Co, Md, right of
heifers, 8 well-bred bulls, Jersey, Holstein
and Ayrshire. mares; tractor, truck and
all other necessary machinery: ample feed
hay and straw, also insulage to last this
season: 3 tenant houses with .elec. and
. 7-rm. modern main house, oil heat. ETC.;
65-cow barn, 2 marietta silos. An expert
enced manager with necessary help now on
the premises. Priced ridiculously low due
to illness for quick sale; $4,000 cash
elusive Agent; JOHN A. BRIcKLEY, Forest
TIMBER TRACT Of 3ea acres, 35 mi. DC.
Approx. I million IT., mostly oak and
eiee svs az pres terms n1s e.
VILLAINS, VIZ; REAL ESTATE farms go
acre and 200 acre saon for pa psrtisulars liz call
rd open Sun. and ewes. until pm.
DAIRY FARM in Montgomery County, 1873
g.. water in al, fields; new modern. block
dairy barn, fully equipped (two milking
mashines1; I: 7,rm: a1s snd bath houss For SSr
1911. with EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 47IS.
Evening star., 1945-11-06

those of noble families. "Al free
born youths" he declared, should
be set to learn until they are able
to read English writing"
On the continent of Europe, be-
fore the time of Alfred, an en-
peror known as Charlemagne helped
the cause of education. This ruler
could do hardly more than write
his own name, but he ordered that
schols should be kept for youths
in the lands under his power.
During the Middle Ages. several
important universities were started
in Italy and elsewhere Such Ital-
ian cities as Salerno, Bologna, Pa
dua and Florence became centers Of
learning. oxford and Cambridge
were the chief universities in Eng
land. Heidelberg, Germany, also
became the home of a famous uni
versity.
The college students of the Mid
die Ages ranged from youths to
aged men. Many were between 80
and so years of age.
There was much argument in the
universities about questions which
seem strange to U.s. For example,
much time was spent in efforts to
answer the question, How many
angels could dance on the point of
a needle?"
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

fixtures and equipment.
cash register. f1uorescent lighting f1x-
Thursday. November 8. 10 am. m Brentwood
chairs, tables, National "720" cash regis
ter, register stand. Stoyex coffee brewer.
Frisidaire (household). refriserator, Marsh
No; 2 grease trap. triple metal sink, heavy
duty gas range: napkin stands. utensils,
Prompt removal required. mn noe,7~ -
MORTGAGES SALE of a large estate near
Upper Marlboro. Md, containing 7O6.5 8 acres
more or less, with masters dwelling. ten
ant houses and farm buildings. Suitable
power and authority contained in a mort
gage from John Carlton Van Wagner,
unmarried: to Wilbur F. Nash. mortsagee;
dated ss hsr in e bg sas 3 and s foa as ADr
the Land Records of Prince Georges
UNDERSIGNED. and default having been
auction, at the courthouse door. at Upper
Marlboro. Nd, on: November. 21. 1945, at
n O'Clock M the property located in
Md. conveyed by the said mortgage. de-
scribed as follows: Being the property
wnsTsSn yaassS cssd The lasf Rchard B. GhsT
Point" "Kinsole" and Brooke HILL or
by whatever name or names the same
may be known, containing $50 acres, more
or less, embracing all the property de-
scribed more particularly in the three
following deeds, namely: deed from
Ann Maria B. Chew to Richard B. B. Chew,
trustee, dated July IL, 1852, and recorded
in Liber FS1, folio 254. and deed from
Thomas Hodgkins and wife to Richard B.
B. Chew and Margaret s. B. Tuck, dated
April 1e. 1852. and the deed from Rich
ard B. B. Chew, 1r., trustee, to Richard
B. B.. Chew, dated March 16, 1889, and
recorded in Liber J. w. B. 10. folio 69l
Note: A plat for survey of the above
property, made by Millard Thorne, No
vember, 1928. and filed in Equity 6194,
Of the Circuit Court Of Prince Georges
County. Upper Marlboro, Md. gives the
Terms of sale: one-fourth cash and bal
ance in three equal installments, payable
respectively one. two and three years after
date Of sale. with interest at the rate oi
8 per centum per annum until paid, inter-
est payable semiannually, deferred pur-
chase money to be secured by drst deed
Of trust or morteage on property sold, or
all cash at option Of purchaser, upon
ratification Of sale by the Circuit Court
Of Prince Georges County. Md. in Equity
No. 14345; taxes and other public charges
and assessments to be paid or adjusted
to date OF sale. conveyancins, recording
and revenue stamps, ETC., at purchasers
cost. A deposit Of two thousand (S2. .OOO)
dollars required ut sale. ROBERT 8.
NASH, assignee, care Of q. r. Linkins.
1913 st. NV, WaHhington, D. C. Tele-
phone DE 1900.
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Uncle Rows Corner
business!
er1oon.

When some one speaks about Al
fred the Great, we are likely to
think of the story of how he let
cakes burn one day while he was
lost in thought. Tis said that he
was trying to figure out how to drive
the Danes from England when the
event took place.
Whether OF not that story is true,
Alfred did great deal more than
burn cakes or fight the Danes. In
the years when his kingdom was
free from war, he worked to bring
about better education.
Alfred was born II centuries ago.
He ruled a large part of England
from 871 until his death in 901.
King Alfred caused new schools
to be built, and in these schools
the pupils learned the English
language, as it was spoken and
written at that time This was a
step forward, because the old GUS
tom had been to teach pupils Latin,
but nothing about the native Ian
guage.
Children of mobiles went to the
schools in Alfred's time. Princes
of the royal household also at
tended.
The king wanted education to
be open for other children besides
Evening star., 1945-11-06
HOUSE IRAILERs.

FOR SALE-Custom-b built, one-wheel trail
er. ma tural finish plywood, grocery, icebox
built-in, waterproof canvas cover, COLLAPSE
BILE framework for sleeping, overall 4x7 IT..
very light. complete with car hitch; ideal
conSin ave. NV. IL
NEW KoZY. Platt and Superior: many good
Sour aer TRHERc cs saf asF
Route l. Berwvn. Nd Tel Berwyn As,
LARGE ASSORTMENT of new and used
house tratlerS available on 12, IS and
"a month finance terms. Luggage trailers,
stake and express models available for
immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters. beds. helper springs,
etc; Repair service on all kinds of
trailers AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC.
Open until pm
WANTED. trailer tires, 8-ply. cash or ex-
Change for 4-ply. SP. O9ST-W
NEW LIBERTY TRAILERS. 27-tt.. tam
dem. 3 rooms, exclusive heated floors
TRAILER SALES Route IT i. Berwyn. % i Nd
Tel. Berwyn lei 30'
Evening star., 1945-11-06
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE vIEW-10Ox200 in a very
desirable section off Conn. ave. on Everett
st., Just beyond the Columbia Country
GHRR sfE fHtaas groFer hGns RE s5 Gs
ARLINGTON, yA.-Attractive homes sites
In a nice restricted community; lots are
75'x175, approximately. city water and
electricity available, g, 100 ca; terms car
%asrMoEaIaHSD %oss esIsIa, r.ssIc.a M
Large wooded homesites. within - block OF
Westmoreiand Circle, available at $2.1b0
up. AL improvements are in. Can MR.
VERY viI pEsiRABIE npss LOT On 18th st.. nea,
Walter Reed Hospital. approx. s5 Il. BY 326
deep. about 10000 square feet. For price
XouNG g PASTOR; I12 12s Vermont ave; NV
hurst Circle. 7oasoe: e:'esn terms csil ms M
MILLS. WO. 2300 or evenings. 81. 773S
QUICK SALE-Valuable commercial lots
75-foot frontage, in the center of Fails
Church business section; 81 per square
foot MONCURE AGENCY, Falls Church
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS in
restricted area near Lee highway in Merri-
MohcG d ssSn AGRNcY GEN rslis csurch saoo
1 HAVE SEVERAL residential and COM
mercial lots located In hne sections o1
Arlington and Fairfax County for sale
For further information phone GIL. e573
Akr H & 4nNI AT Tos sss esssss s soFAaY sISfsE Nr
IN Fort Myer Heishts,. in Arlington. Va.
ME- oce coRNER & II Wa Woop LOT in Beautiful
Wynnewood near Tara and Westover, Ar
SsnEssn s1ses sasoo cae En- osss sSI. surroundings
Evening star., 1945-11-06
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
It's Hard to Believe.


Students probably will offer some
pretty violent rebuttal when it Is
pointed out that school literally Is
place Of enjoyment Of leisure time.
or. to use a popular term, loafing
place. But that is precisely what
the original Greek word, schole,
meant: leisure; where leisure time
may be employed"
The first schools Of ancient Greece
were not schools in the modern
sense, nor were they organized
classes. The so-called schools"
were really masters or tutors of
three kinds: % the grammatiestes.
who taught the three RS; 90 the
citharistes, who taught the playing
of and singing to the cithara the
great-granddaddy of the Ither): (3)
the paedotribes. who taught what
modern youngsters call physical
ed"
The athletic school, however, was
for men and boys only, and later
evolved into gymnasium, so called
because, in the hot climate, the
students performed their exer-
cises while naked Greek gymnos,
"naked'O.
These schools Cor tutorings) were
attended mostly by boys of patrician
birth. Each boy would be taken to
his school by slave to whom was
intrusted his young masters safety.
Such slave was called paidagogos,
hoy leader or guide" the word
which gives us the modern word
pedagogue, "a teacher or school,
master"
Thus we see that, in the original
schools, pupils had a pretty soft time
of it, because, for one thing, there
were no textbooks, no home work,
and, apparently, no written exams.
For my free pamphlet, SYNONYMS
FOR OVERWORKED WORDS" send a
stamped. self addressed envelope to Frank
Colby. in care of The Evening Star. Ask
for SYNONYMS pamphlet.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
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MONEY TO LOAN.

sALARIED Ar aa LADIES' you need money ne,
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MONEY on SECOND TRusT-We .ilI
or op' Rs..onssie Sses rates ss11s NATIONAL AZ
MORTGAGE q NvRsTAEET CORP 1872
ave. nv National 1888
1st AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult US before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. 6150
action, reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va
or D. C.. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
so7 18th Ma s032.
service. MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 18th
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST and
RE. 1133.
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates. term or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE. INC, 1116 Eye St NV. MA. 646S.
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IJToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

RECAPPING in Wash, I-day service; guar
antee workmanship: leave the car before
am, ready at S pm. CONSOLIDATED
SAL Sales co; l496 H st. ne. Phone LU.
TIRES, used and recaps. 9th ST TIRE
SHOE, 1112 9th st. NV MA. $3.50 So
trade for car extras: Al shape. 1856
Knox terrace Sc
PARTS 1911 PLY: engine, trans, doors.
seats. rad. etc. SH. 1898
FORD 1898 so motor: completely over
hauled; carb-. generator. rad, complete
S223 Georgia ave, in rear, or 81. 1881
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BIB THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
s
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE lcoas.l

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE icoas.)
DIRECT FROM OWNER-The finest and
best Investments ever offered: 4-family
apt building tnot ordinary hatp. The
So S' front facing @ zoos @ Govt. park. nneat
ne. location; brick boiler rm., large stor-
age room OF space for beautiful recreation
soal rm. lockers. laundry trays, excep-
tionaI specifications such as steel windows.
sss mss. pss dESs spsk s % Ssps ss.s
aEoRGGiEsTowN-v.ry aE aesiraoly located
wss so
sleG IN r.SsiI, tIsdi.ionsl Gsorgetown styling
NEAR conn. AND R0Fine row brick, now
used as apt ;, and ,,,,;o looming house; 8 bed,
price. 81 $3.50, with nrst trust Of $4,000
cam Rse RESErY Ext P0es Co. so4 Wi
NEAR M sisa sah AND An isVs srs. of s.E.Ei1 rms ar
ranged into apis; monthly income, $l95;
ing 4 elee refriserators only S12, 800;
SSqo esss saataa ssapss msnth
pssS3 xfg So92s from asu9s mt
ss fz1Ss zSsRs Y f'sffsfa SilHs
TsSoefi 1sSo BL6ck 81 ESeiLn Sc ST. Nw.-so-unit
nrsproof corner building. JEROME S.
MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV. RE. 2460, MI.
Z sT. near washington circle-s-room
Ssssa " Siss 1:s"s SSS RI .:ss$:
sTost Fsas s1as HND "a ave sE a1
some one that At woaid f BE- intePssted ntePepn / '0s
place Of business and living quarters At
same sam sddress bldg has, has niee,sze store
For For cqmglsts infoTmation 40 cali Mr.. Fisher
BEST Bss S1.snsa ERoM .Sss ss%y nss and and
ever built in Washington; 3s-ft, front, fac
$500 cash required sHAPiRo. NC.
Ii oe coaEkdhSL o sTik sfFE1 ME Containing
9oa dss e sso1es spd uppe spEs sd
M. Dwyer. THos j. FISHER & CO. INC,
ExcEIIENT * ELY 1NvEsTMENr-1n the heart
ties, consisting Of chain drugstore, theater.
msnts restaurants etc; annual income
oyer $l4 ,0o9i doS Icy expense; net tul,Gs income
our our business propsrty dept Leo M, SEsSse sERN
stS,o sTEdN 3 CO. ? complete T real l4ad estate in
one a'ist BLoeK 1 FROM &. " W. Nc Hospftai, Gd 1901,
1908, 1905 23rd st. n.w,-21 rms, baths
cent. heat. plant (coaD S2S,50o, $4,000
REQ. DAVID G. KRSCH, MA. 390S.
Ssszs & saRsssxR sssse a.st5iet asss feas
Apt bldg 90. units, corner. property.
.es cHlymh: ss sssEs ast d.s ssiien' yield
"a units. corner property, OF recent
construction, xoned 1st comml,
Store anG apts., 3-story brick. with
l9sabion f,sba aPGsEE d4sb
MESSTf Gu. no 4hiSoio 14th St. NV Ex HNsassas 1913.
COLORED-NEAR BUREAU Of Engraving
p bricks now used as rooming houses;
showing excellent returns; 10 rooms and
Including furniturs, $4,000. FLOYD E.
FOR CoLORED INVESTORS: Nj 18th and
Columbia rd.-A 4-story, freproof apt.
bldg, built in 1887 or '3S: now avail to
colored tenants; excel. cond.: features 4
spts., 8 of which have beautiful rms. and
? baths ca; add. space on lot to erect
ser f nfnss specton ths DTSgeaEz Ra Ra f sk M
TATE. 2S13 14th st. NV. DU. 5051:
ewes. DU. 0147 and SH. 5051.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF THE
bis is-Hold.ng Bankruptcy Court
Bankruptcy No. 4357.-.In the matter Of
Washiassons sshn sIIset Sw oi
first meeting Of creditors.-To the credi-
tors OF Martha Vaughn Of the City of
is hereby given that said Martha Vaughn
has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a
petition filed by her on the goth day Of
of her creditors will be held at the ONCE
Ct the undersigned Referee in Bankruptcy.
622 Tower Building. 14th and X streets
NV. Washington. D. c., on the four
teenth day of November. 1945. at !, o'clock
p m, at which place and time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint . trustee, appoint a committee Of
creditors, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting, JOHN A.
BRESNAHAN. Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1945-11-06
Goren on Bridqe

6oren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. East
deals.
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The bidding:
East. South. West. North.
Pass 2NT Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Queen of hearts.
The flnesse should be regarded as
a means of picking up an extra
trick. Many times that extra trick
Is the difference between fulfilling
contract and being set, but where
that is not the case declarer should
not 60 out of his way to take finess-
es where the contract can be
"cinched" without doing SO. East's
failure to exercise such caution In
today's hand cost him a game con-
tract when he ran into a bad break
of the cards.
The bidding was orthodox. East's
call of one no-trump is preferred,
by most players, to the Introductory
bid of one club. 1t makes future
bidding problems simpler. II, for
example, partner should respond to
the club bid with one spade, opener
would be in doubt as to his next
step. Should he support the spades
or should he jump to two no-trump?
1t Is not easy to tell which will be
better. The reader will note that
Vests response to his partners no.
trump bid was well chosen. So
many players make the mistake of
showing five-card minor suits in
response to no-trump openings.
Such procedure is pointless. If you
have one and half honor tricks
you just raise the no-trump without
bothering about the minor suit
South opened the queen Of hearts.
which declarer took with the king.
He then entered dummy with the
ace of spades in order to take the
club flnesse, and with that step lost
the hand. When North showed out
of clubs he ducked, but so did South,
who continued to do SO on the next
lead of the suit. This made 1t i'm
possible for declarer to bring In
dummy's long club, and there was
no way to make nine tricks.
While it was very unfortunate to
find South with all four clubs dt
would have been just as unfortunate
if North had them all, because he
would refuse to put up the king
until the suit was blocked never
theless declarer had himself to
blame. The first duty is to insure
the contract and worry about cover
tricks later. BY Immediately play
ing the ace and another club, re-
tanning the ace of spades in dummy,
declarer could have assured himself
of nine tricks. This was no time to
be greedy.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
GARAGES FOR RENT

ON WIDE ALLEY just OF Piney Branch
rd. and Crittenden St: easy to drive in
and out: So. Ma. 0587.
GARAGE SPACE for rent. $40 q month
Apply 2200 California st. NV. or call
BRICK GARAGE. between Buchanan and
Allison NV: SIS month GE Of,;54
Evening star., 1945-11-06
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HIGHEST CASH price paid for any prop
erty, any size. any condition. any where.
Telephone me for my offer. MA, 7071.
home and desire quick results, then think
of the HAMILTON REALTY CO., 5625
GEORGIA ave. NV. GE. $500.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
FARMS WANTED.

sERvICEMAN wants. to purchase direct
from owner o small inexpensive farm
either improved or unimproved, within lot
miles from D. c. Write GERALD r
BOWEN, P. o. Boz 10Y (Main P. o.
Arlington. Va. Sc
Evening star., 1945-11-06
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

FLORIUA FAhMLAND AChEAGE"HlgnIy
north central part of Florida; will consider
any property of merit in Washing ton area
RELIABLE REALTY CO. I10S 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-11-06
JULIUS ARONOFF, Attorney,
$50 Woodward Building.
Filed Oct. 20, 1945,- Charles Z. Stewart

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
] 9gIRK: PI.intlt1.
fendants-No. 3o.759.-Tne object Of
sround s s of . .duiterS ssa On motion motion OF Of the the
1s45, ordered that the defendant. r. ".
Ga neren on his or Sseas ss
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal
holidays, occurring after the day of the
first publication of this order; otherwise
case of default. Provided, COPY of this
order be published once = L week for three
successive weeks in the washington Law
5a,a justice ea' tsea3 Attest: HHEsoE CHART Is Z.
STEWART. Clerk; BY EMMA c. SNIP
JOHN W. AULLEDGE, Atty,
sos E ST. NV.
Filed Oct. 49, ls4si ii.rt Charles E. Stewart
IN THE M DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Moerman and Katie Moer-
man, tenant by the entirety, plaintiffs, VS..
The Unknown Heirs, Alienees Of Devisees
Civil Action No. 3OS04:-Order of Publica-
tion.--The object of this action is to estab-
iish Of record the title Of plaintiffs by ad
Clement McWilliams subdivision of lots in
square $50 as per plat recorded in Liber
N. K, folio 1856 of the Records of the
ONCE of the Surveyor of the District Of
Columbia, being improved by house and
premises No.. All. Bird street s.w.; Wash
ington, D. c On motion of plaintiffs,
it is, by the court this 26th day of Oc-
tober, 1945, Ordered that defendants. the
heirs, alienees or devisees of
William Boone, deceased cause their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the first rule day occurring after the
expiration Of the fortieth day, exclusive of
Sundays or legal holidays, from the first
day Of publication Of this order, otherwise
the cause win be proceeded with as in
case of default; provided, q copy of this
order be published once q week for three
successive weeks in The Washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star, GOOD
cause having been shown why longer pub
lication is unnecessary. (S.) H. A.
Justice. true copy.
{Seal) Test: CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. By EMMA c. SIMPSON. Deputy
Evening star., 1945-11-06
GARAGES FOR SAC.

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est some one who understands the business
and y IN position to invest $780, 900 cash;
a very profitable operation. Call HARRY J.
FRIEDMAN, Broker RE 4 Az
Evening star., 1945-11-06

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