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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31

Oranges are grown in 16 Cali
fornia counties lying north of
San Francisco.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-31

Nicholas Biddle, president Of
the Pennsylvania Bank of the
United States. in 1884 conceived
a plan TO corner the cotton sup
ply in America, forcing the price
to European buyers up one cent
a pound. The plan failed, but had
it succeeded the cent pound in
crease would have amounted to
some IL or IL million dollars-a
sum large enough TO cover the
United States deficit trade bal
ance for imported manufactured
goods at that time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
CHRISTMAS TREES
PERSONALS


A LIQUOR habit stopped e, home
Arnold. 24si Nat Bank Bidg RI 7264
CAfI~KLENZ - Prescription for liver
ssn bladder. EAilstoneS, stomach sss
10 7.1740
Gypsy DONE TIA ROOM Hollywood
ATMOSPHERE with meals. l432 Fstmer
t2d Tclr 90 rightl CT 506A
I WILL no, be fesponslhle FOR debts
eou'rsrtci by my VIZ Frances I'd
vs-d osmpau. 81 Leroy River Rouge
pfLES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
SuereNful treatment, while working
Doctor De Swarfc Rectal Clinic
s7fs second. nr. Palmer TR INA
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
CH 1888 daily. TE 1881 evenings
swAMPED oy biisl Avoid ssrnish-
rnents One place 90 pay everything.
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co
s7q Rsriuni ~oWer CT s3a7
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

MiLLER-Oct. 27. Louise Of 1883 Cray;
beloved wife Of the late GuItave T..
dear mother % william aud Edward.
grandmother OF Alice: sister of Emma
Chsries and william c GrAumAn.
Funeral service. Tuesday ,. m. al
H Peters Funeral Home, l2ObT
CrAtiot Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
MALE HELP WANTED

CREW MANAGER salesman. average
World War II Fink Publishing Co. li3
w 42d St. New York Is
DEsIcEfRs AND HEAVY
trucks. main asSemoffex. chassis end
body work Leading Manufacturer spe-
ciaiiIed truck equipment. Cleveland. o.
Permanent positions due 10 expansion
Boz S-435o. Detroit Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

a., tq45 AZ reddence.
SETS v CTR0s BIvd Ceorg. L, Be-
loved husband % Marquette Embsch,
dear fGther a sister MAry Ecns,
s. 81 Mrs Jsmss l. Martin. George
a Lloyd e ana ann sfsrtF fsrrsr
Nu Joseph TencrA. Patricia and
Joan Schroeder dear brother OF Mr.
Albert Carien, Mrs. Daniel Connolly
and Frsd J TerueI ~ Maybe Mich.
punsral service "wednesday - 80
. m from rrsidsucr Q N - St
bFret Church. Intsrment NJ Oiiyst
EFnFfFrF
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

sMACK-Oct IS. Charlotte of li2a7
ChriEty beloved wife % Wilmot sister
81 Mrs Fay MlIhroth - Los AnFtlsf.
Philip John and Frank Eluge Funeral
Pr-rrs Funeral Home. i20s7 Crstioi
Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30
SrHRnEntR-see Tefnsl

sCHuLrz-oct as. Leo OF 76ss Arndt
husband ~ the late Cora Payne schultz
dear father oi Mrs Dorothy Fion Leo
JE Ars Hlids CSilieA Mrs. hsresFe'
laratti. Eleanor and Virginia Schultz
brother of Nm Hilds Kind Mrs Fred
Csrbonsro. John Edward Elmer and
Hefbert rrAnd.s,hsr OF IL Frsndchil-
dren Funeral service Wednesday. ]
3 m 81 A. II Peters Funeral Home
1l0ET CrsFlog Ave
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

tFfff ANF-OpF - Al san Frsnrit-7
Gilbert dear brother a. HATTy
Funeral service Tuesday siSs n ai
t-7r tss-rEs ~ ffsHE FunerHi Home 4siS
JOY Road a. Martindale 10 a m. a.
q. Cn.i-la C-hurch I..A>...--...-k.....-----
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

wFIGAND-Oct- "a. John of il7O7
C,'s1hsid beloved husband % Anna
Wor weiEsnd dear faiher - Mrs.
Minnie a'eels Ma HELEN Manic, Mrs
Jnafnrins Pakcoe Grs Iaurstts Hun
Ttrarg Nfs Fiorence Husgftf Lecuaft
sac Harvey grGndiather ~ 2 grand
rhf 4rsr Funeral Wecnfsfay Q 20
from Y Peters Funeral Home i2o57
Crat!rf Ave. and 20 m. a. 81 DAVID
fTNr.fth
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-30

RoBTRTS-Oct 20 Helen Nellie
wife o. Paul Roberts. mother oi Ray
m0nd Eugene Russell ROCK Carrier.
Mrs.. JACK Smith Mrs Narire CoUiyesu.
Mrs Clarence AcDenieE MIRA. AlYin
Nhiied. sherman and Thomas Roberts
Funeral fLlm A. ! McInneA Chapel
1891 Woodward. TaesdAy 30 81
Benedict Church at Q Member Of
AllEsmsiner Ladies Arbsiter Bunc No. o
Of ths state of MichiRhn
Evening star., 1945-08-01

rule, quoted here before, is: To de-
scribe a state or condition. use an
adjective. To describe the action of
verb, use an adverb.
In this particular case, we wish
to say that the hair was cut short
mot shortly; or. the hair was cut
close to the head. In other
words, an adjective is needed to de-
scribe the condition of the hair after
it has been cut. Therefore: l had my
hair cut close.
G. In the course of my school work
my teacher said that Fish is brain
food" I question the singular verb
is" Also, l doubt the brain food
part, too. How about it. Pancho?
A. Dramatically. the sentence is
correct, for fish" is used in the
meaning of "the flesh of fish" just
as the word beef is used in the
meaning of "the flesh of beef"
Therefore, fish is - is the proper
construction.
Whether fish is or Is not a brain
food doesn't come under the juris-
diction Of this modest department.
l have read, however, that the be-
lief is mere superstition.
d. w. D., of Oakland, sends the
funniest want ad of the week: "Elec-
trio fan for sale. G. E. 12-inch oscu-
lator"
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-08-01
EARMS For SALE

GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY ESTATE, nearby
Maryland, 200 acres. rich soil, brick
master house. utramodern; a home of
luxury, splendid view: 3 tenant houses
with outbuildings; immediate possession:
sacrifice due to Illness: $4,000. Box
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Thoroughly
modern. white house on hill; 1l5 acres,
crops, machinery, livestock, S25, 900.
Michigan 0943.
VACANT, S9.00O-A bargain. Seven-room
country home, cool, quiet, 81 acre farm
built-in bath acres of woodland. balance
under cultivation and grazing; large stream,
sparkling spring water, orchard, large
bank barn, chicken house, hoghouse, smoke
house. coZy fruit cellar; property all newly
fenced, flowers. shade. JOHN BURDOFT,
NEAR LEESBURG-A fine dairy farm, III
acres. with lo-room modern house and
new Broom modern tenant house with
modern dairy barn, milk house and all
other necessary outbuildingS. All stock
and farm equipment included. This farm
Is making money for the owner now and
Is a S good plsse s to live ,1 PriGe' SS5; 900
NEAR CHARLOTTEsvuLE, VA. - a27
acres, fruit and cattle farm, in Abe
marie County: 5000 peach trees, Elberta
and Hale variety being picked this week.
Come down and see for yourself; Last
9-room farmhouse, tenant houses. bank
barn. large fruit packing house, orchard
and partial farm equipment included.
Owner transferred to Pacific Coast. Skilled
orchard superintendent on place and avail
able. Priced at sacrifice. $1,000. owner
LANE. White Hall. Va. Albemarle Coun-
ty. tor full details
Evening star., 1945-08-01
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

A I7-ACRE FARM overlooking the Potomac
with delightful :-Story, well-furnished,
house: guest house, barn, chicken
COW. ducks, Chinchilla rabbits, fruit,
garden, flowers, modern machinery, tools,
ton of probably the most complete place
we have ever offered. Distance from the
treasury is 65 miles by the Potomac River
Bridge. $4,000. Mrs Merillat will give
more details Evenings cali CO 5l65
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1913 K st. NV.
BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
for catalogue Box o ~ uaHS Mayo. 4 'ss Co.. WA Nd
SPECIAL BARGAIN, owings Beach, Deale,
Md, on the bay. 3:i miles from Washing
ton; restrlcted.-Living room with open
nrepiace' bedrooms, large room. COM
bination kitchen and dining room: garage.
Prlce: S2.73O; act today to secure this at
tIsetiye 6Si bungalow. RE. 5?l6.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Living room, fire.
place, bedrooms, dining kitchen. bath
and huge screened porch beautifully fur
nished: spacious lawn and shrubs: $500
NO. AND SO. BEACH Herald Harbor. Pa.
tuXent Beach, Cutchold Harbor. mr. Holly
wood, naval project. N. E. RYON CO, GE.
WANT PARTY TO SELL and develop fine.
partially developed front tract on
Chesapeake near d. c.; little cash required,
ready to go. MR. KING, DU. 300 from
COTTAGE APARTMEENT on on'eVnIeitS water front
Chesapeake Beach, Md; gas, water. cleo
and complete bathroom; available Aug IL:
LAKE JACKSON. near Manassas. Va" Va. sale. sale.
furnished. T C. '0 w. 'osi ALPAUGA Manassas Nj sSas
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, 'Kozy Korner" Cot
tage, 18th and Md. ave.-Sleeping rooms,
board or Ink; waterfront, modern, rest
full. clean reservation. Phone North
Evening star., 1945-08-01
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

BUICK l94l 4-door sedan, RoadmaS1eT.
radio and heater; OPA ceiling price. Sl,7I6.
SApIIOL CADILLAC CO., l222 2@nd st.
CADILLAC 1898 10 7-passenger sedan. in
perfect condition; good tires; low ceiling
81 800. Can be seen at Amoco Sta. 1856
CADILLAC 1910 limousine. 7-passeneer
Fleetwood model 70; has glass partition
and excellent tires; OPA ceiling price.
S3,450. CAPITOL CADILLAC co, I232
CADILLAC 1896 5-passenger sedan: Fleet
WOOD body, unusually good condition; only
$3.50; this price is well under OPA ceiling
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO, l222 lend St.,
CADILLAC 1898 convertible sedan. Fleet
WOOD model y; beautiful black car with
tan tan leather upholstery. both the mechanical
ffonditioa cons and tires are excellent; euaran-
SS$;657,, SSA.PITaooLL aoLL CADILLAC CO, i@3a
CmEyRoLET i9si coach e-door; good
condition; Go tires, 3 practically new. 9
5sfev 5sSe Tsefpped sce tba new seat
0PA oe ceiling. 1921 Flower ave. TAX. PIX,
DE SOTO 1887 de iuSe couue: 1895 fun
p5ice' within oPA ceiling. ROPER. 1880
need Ied ironhing out: $3.50; withip opA cell
HUDsoN 1Ss Ssfh & NV commodo7e hM do7s' club
Coupe; excellent condition and tires: heat
Gi, Witnin ORA celllrS, 81 ,'545. WHEELER,
LA SALE 1916 80 sedan: black finish;
radio and heater: beautiful car: within
0PA ceiling, Sl,525. WHEELER. INC,
1ye' ays aoor 3R 1o2S
OPA ceiling; S575. Hillside II77-J.
0LDSMOBILE 1885 coupe; excel. tires:
brakes lust refined: r. and h.: $3.50 cash
wthn ssas Sa3 2rA sysnn S7l9 Homer
Sc, Apt. A, Suitland Manor, or EX. 334O,
Ext: I0l0. ask for PHIL. Il
PACkAKD 40 de luxe 5-passeneer sedan;
PACKARD I94i "ie0" club coupe; excel
lent tires, radio and heater; within OPA
ceiling, .$1,54s. WHEELER, INC, 4s1O
assShif fys 1885 super Or moasne oGe sleeps
ern improvements; OPA ceiling. S1.34s;
will sell or rent: make offer WESTMORE-
bANn piNpo oAnToS; az IA: 1900; 200 oooo .,,
price 3 wi within oPA ceiling. ROPER. l!5O
R1LL3s Il j aye 1887 81 de luxe 4-aoor sedan: 60 good
paint, .:, new tires motor good; one owner;
WHY'S tS1 tSfo ss opS luxe sedan ysdiq heater
FRADE Fl Ii s!e eR sALE-'s7 chrysler conv. spe.,
ssl beloa oSA ceiins as sSE $685. DeSs g.
TAX TA2rcAsr1a4a saisr 11ia4a Plymouth with PUG:
excellent condition.; nearly new motor. 4
Mr.. sRowN' NV Ap tHi s4s5. AeH s-1o JAN sm. S'
DAVIS, American Cab, 1897 ChampIain
e; sS.S NV; EorG or call EN- NJ, 1858, to pm g.
hssfer: within oPH eeifns; dfHHH $50 0 cssh aa
1913 So. 26th St, Arlington. Va 2@
Evening star., 1945-08-01
AUCTION SALES.
EIrTITDE

TRUSTEES SALE at public auction-43
building lots in National Chautsuaua Of
Glen Echo, Mfntsomery County O!n1ty Mo
in front of the old hotel building on the
premises in Glen Echo. lots in subdivision
National chautauaua of Glen Echo. in
III, lots No. r through 10. inclusive. and
30 through 40, Inclusive; in block II.
lots No, l through 5, inclusive. Except
ing certain portions granted for rights
of way as will, be shown by plats to be
exhibited on the day of sale; Improve
and neaby Stone Gt bgdng in poor COM
dition. Property will be offered in parcels
and as whole. Terms VIII be an
LEY I.RS'eJ JAMES w H. PUGH. elf cIfFFoR1 H
ROBERTSON. trustees, Rockville, Md.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers
sale OF used and new house.
hold furniture: silver; shefaeld, held linen
naments, china, glass, Lemaire opera
glasses, draperies, curtains, trunks, hand
luggage, mans watch, etc; by order estate
attorney; estate of Carrie Harrison, stor-
age companies and others, by auction at
WESCHLER'S, 915 E st. NV, Friday;
late afternoon. Groups for dining, dinette
living and bedrooms, fold-leg spiral spring
cots and mattresses, box and spiral springs,
inner-spring mattresses. chests of drawers
chairs and tables for every occasion, utility
and utility cabinets, odd ocds, mirrors,
lamps, personal effects. etc au1,2.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers. 435
Southern Building-TruStees sale of val lu-
able 2-story row brick dwelling, being
known as premises BOIL 7th st. ne By
virtue of certain deed of trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No 1888, folio 169 ct sea-.
of the land records of the District of Co.
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction, in front of the
premises, on Tuesday. the 14th day OF
August. AID. 1945, at 3 O'Clock pm, the
following described land and premises. sit
uate in the District of Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being lot numbered 30 in
Ethel M. Rutty's subdivision of lots in
square numbered s, Metropolis View as
per plat recorded in the Office CT the Sur
Liber 70, at folio IS; said square being
now known for purposes of assessment and
taxation as square 3644. Terms OF sale
One third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, balance in two equal INSTALL
ments, payable in l and 2 years, with in
tel est at per centum per annun. payable
semiannually, from day of sale, secured by
first deed of trust upon the property sold,
or all cash, at the option of the purchaser.
of sale. All conveyancing, recording, rev.
enue stamps. etc, at cost OF purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within
30 days from day of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser, after days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
FAUvER, c. GAY HARRELL. WILLIAM
E. POULTON, trustees. WILKES, Nc
GARRAGHY and ARTIS, attorneys for the
noteholder. aul 81, lila.
Evening star., 1945-08-01
OFFICES WANTED.

PUBLIC RELATIONS FIRM desires or 4
rooms, downtown financial district, furn
or unfurn; Ielephone Ma. O593
rm office in NV. downtown area; prefer
Vicinity 18th and K. Ma 1913.
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION desires
a6put 1000 so. IT. office space. preferably
close TO embassies and legations. Box
175-D, Star. u
WAR CONTRACTORS, SALES agencies
are you Vacating your Offices? Organiza-
tion of national prestige will consider as
Stunning uneXpired lease, also purchase OF
your furniture or fixtures. Need perms
ly located, business section. suitable for
: offices and small storage room or cup
board. Box 2O6-D, Star
WANTED, second floor studio, downtown
or uptown l4th st. Randolph 1927
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, estab-
IlShed over 25 years, Headquarters in
washington, desires 1000 to loo So #
In or 5 rooms, for executive Offices In
central downtown area EX oIlh
Evening star., 1945-08-01

Opening lead: Two of hearts.
A characteristic which most bridge
players have in common is the ten
dency to follow the lines of least
resistance. Such general guides as
Lead through strength and up to
weakness" are followed indiscrim-
inately when moments thought
will make it clear that they are not
applicable to the case at hand. That
is the mark of a lazy man.
Where there Is only one suit left
that offers any chance to provide
the setting tricks, that is the suit
that should engage yoar attention
in the defense of a contract. And
this, despite the fact that you may
be going counter to the admonition
not to lead away from this or that.
After North's opening bid of one
club East has a choice of making
a take-out double, a Jump overcall
of two hearts (Which is not forcing,
but is strong invitation) or of
making an immediate cue bid of two
clubs. This bid would be forcing TO
game, even with such a hand as
West held South's bid of four
spades is intended primarily as
barricade against the opposition, but
is made with some hope that the
contract might be fulfilled. In any
event no great penalty could be
sustained. There was nothing left
for East to do but double. There
was no sense in being stubborn and
going on to five hearts.
West led the two of hearts, dunn
my played low. East won with
the jack and South dropped the 10.
1t was evident that West had led
his fourth best heart and that de-
clarer had no more. Since there
was no hope of trump trick the
defensive assets were one heart and
two clubs, so that a diamond trick
was need to defeat the contract.
However, waiting for the diamond
trick would not succeed since
dummy's clubs could be built up for
diamond discards. The only hope
to defeat the hand was that the de-
clarer held three diamonds. East
therefore returned the jack of dia-
monds right into the ace-queen.
When he was in with the king Of
clubs he followed with another dia-
mond and cashed the setting trick
in that suit when he got in with
the ace of clubs Had East at trick
two made the lazy mans play of
continuing with a heart, it would
have been too late TO set the con-
tract.
TOmOrrows Problem.
AS South you hold:
Ak QJ862 VA87 dK5 AIS
The bidding has proceeded:
/ South. West. North. East.
ia Pass 20 Pass
"a Pass A Pass
| CO
What do you bid now?
! (copyright. 1945, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1945-08-01

Montgomery, County, on main highway;
$4,000: adjoining property selling 81 900
per acre. OWNER, SH. 6916
i. =, }, to 10 ACRES, near proposed
10th st. extended and Colesville pike and
major Government project: 3l2c So it.,
terms to suit. FULTON R. GORDON.
owner, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 until
: pm; Brokers' attention.
TWO MILES, north of Silver Spring traf-
nc light, II acres, high elevation. 400
teet frontage exclusive neighborhood: all
utilities available. Cash price for entire
tract, ST, $3.50 per acre. Write c. ELLIOTT,
owner. lO4 Edison pl,, Long Beach, Calf Z.
EASTERN SHORE OF MD.-About 900
acres OF level land, the kind to grow mel
ons and vegetables, with frontage on a
naVlgable river, short haul from railroad
about mile from nice village Some of
this land is cleared, but most of it is in
timber, chiefly hardwood. Offer of 81 1000
VIII likely be accepted. LOUIS P SHOE
MAKER, 17l9 K ST. NV. MA. 1866
ACRES level land. on hard road , miles
from Four Corners light; price, S2,650
Cali Mrs; Williams, ST., 4O55. LOWERY
d MELTON, SH. 2l4l. S4l5 Georgia
ave.
5H MI. WEST OF FALLS CHURCH. 10
acres of fine land; on Leesburg pike; with
stream. cleared and wooded: fine building
SITES; 1888 per acre: "a cash and terms
EASTMAN & STEELE, Realtors, Falls
Evening star., 1945-08-01
LOTS FOR SALE,

UNIMPROvED BUILDING LOTS, AIRING.
ton, Va; South Glebe rd.. near Arlington
Ridge rd.-SiX acres. subdivided into
building lots for semidetached houses OF
apartment; $1,000 per acre, $1,000 down
3242
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, neal
MASSACHUSETTS, ave, shops and theater
l44x125 feet, land falling gently from
front TO rear, $4,000. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 17I9 K St NV Ma. 1l66.
CHOICE RESIDENTIAL and commercial
lots on Georgia ave. extended, mr.. Silver
Spring; some nearly "a acre in area. nicely
wooded, prices low, make selection now.
E; S; PRICE d CO.. Me. 1850; ewes,
SOMERSET. west of Chevy Chase Circle
Beautiful site. l45xlS0; sacrificed to settle
estate: $4,000 probably acceptable. ROB
ERT w. SAVAGE. s13 Union Trust Bldg
OVER u ACRE, S3S7 so: wonderful view,
next to good homes; N mi. beyond Merry
field raise chickens. turkeys. BOSS, CHI.
5977.
ON 18th ST. NV, at Roxanna rd; abso-
Lutte bargain; / left: 50xI00: to lott
alleys; only $4,000. graded. ready for build
ing curb, gutter. street paving. SHAPIRO.
INC, owners, lO6 Vt ave NV ME l7lI
Evening star., 1945-08-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

NEW 1915 REQ trucks. assortment of sizes
and wheelbaseS available for immedia Il
delivery TO holders Of certificates. REQ
WASHINGTON CO. 1881 Halt st. Sc,
AT. 2l99
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priorities
needed
Dumps: $40 Chevrolet. Ia ton. =
speed rear, l0-ply tires; 1872 Dodge
li2-ton. 2-Speed rear 10-ply tires
1912 REQ 4-ton. lO-ply tires: 1898
White 2-ton, l0-ply tires. 1897 Mack -
ton, model EB air brakes. COE. I2-ply
tires make excellent tractor; 1871 In
terna tional Atom, model Ks.
l94l GMC Atom. 1Sft. closed body. air
brakes, COF
1871 Dodge 2-ton. chassis and cab. 2
speed rear, speeds forward
l94l Ford l-ton crane truck
IrallerS. New Army ammunition
carts. $40.
All our trucks have low mileage and
nave heavy-duty Army tires and are in
,,; sX2ellent condition: terms, trades. CEN
ton CH. 1000. OK 0552 daily s to g.
closed Sundays July and August.
Evening star., 1945-08-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITE OF 3 OFFICES, newly decorated;
very convenient downtown location, nr
stores D. C. center. Government Offices;
S15 per month: available immed. 609
s.: NV; NE. 1882.
UNFURNJSHED-2-3 rooms with recep-
tion room and small stockroom and safe;
downtown section. R. HERNANDEZ. DI.
1851 or ME 1890
l713 PA. AVE. N.W.-1O rooms, . baths,
floors. Excellent advertising frontage
Sl15 per month. MA. 2S65.
PRIVATE OFFICES and desk space for
rent, very reasonable Conv. downtown
location. Call DI. 6937, MR.. CRUMBLEY
FLOOR SPACE for office, or will make
excellent meeting hall. Nicely decorated
Call MI. S75. %
1928 EYE ST. N.w.-2nd-foor office rm.
approximately 800 square feet w. c
d A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO
4S3O Mass. ave. nv OR 44R4
Evening star., 1945-08-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

FIREPROOF ONE-STORY BUILDING; will
buy or lease; must have gas. electricity and
water; minimum space 5000 So. feet.
Prefer on thoroughfare, NV. Wash. or
nearby Virginia. Box 1890, Star.
on 1st floor, suitable for wholesale display
room, central NV. section desired. prefer
Conn: ave, vicinity Dupont Circle. Box
334-C, Star.
BUILDING, suitable for automobile busi-
ness, prefer central downtown location
$4,000 square feet and up: will buy or
lease. Box 316-C, Star.
Evening star., 1945-08-01
Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

AUGUSTS NATURE CALANDER.
For many of Natures children,
August is resting month. For
some, time of preparation. Though
the days are often hot, dry and sui
try, purposeful activity goes steadily
forward among the outdoor folks.
Many birds seek the privacy and
protection of the woods this month,
molting and resting for the journey
ahead. Old wedding plumage must
be replaced by fresh new winter
feathers. The male scarlet tanager
wears a mottled garment which will
be replaced shortly by yellowish-
green one. From the deep woods,
the sweet song of the gentle wood
pee wee comes at close of day. In
dense thicketS at the edge Of the
woods the woodcocks put on their
camouf1age plumage.
Out in the open spaces, humming
birds flash back and forth among
deep-throated blossoms Of jewel
weed and trumpet vine. From the
sky the red-shouldered hawk sends
his "kee-you kee-you" earthward.l
Purple martians are gathering in,
large flocks preparatory to their
southern vacation.
During August, many lively
spring brooks dry up. Some streams
and ponds are covered with floating
plants. Under the leaves of lily
pads may be found masses of eggs
containing small sneils. This an
chorage may also have the eggs of
the scavenger beetle. The tadpoles
of the bull frog and the green frog
find ample food and choice hiding
places.
This is the time of the year when
the insect chorus is loudest. The
hotter the day, the louder the tree
cricket sings. Cicades, crickets and
other insect musicians swell the
concert pitch until it is deafening.
when many seeds, nuts and pods
are ripe-when bird nests can be
found and fern fronds can be taken
home for study and identification
Evening star., 1945-08-01
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