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Fred Annon, of Connecticut, took the lead with a four -under-par 68 Barney Clark, of Denver, had a 69.
 OAKLAND, Calf, Nov 23.-Billy Smith, I'll, Oakland, remained the California light heavyweight cham pion today winner by an eight round knockout over Buddy Willard, 174, Los Angeles.
 Smith defeated Willard in Oakland Auditorium in a fight scheduled to go l5 rounds
 CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Willie Joyce whom the National Boxing Associa- ticn ranks among the top contend CTS for Champion Ike Williams lightweight title. meets Joey Bar mum in a 1o-round return bout at tte Chicago Stadium tonight.
 Barnum, former Chicagoan hv- ing in Los Angeles, earned a draw with the Gary, Ind. lightweight in their first 10-round meeting last month.
 NEW YORK, Nov 23.-AnotheI middleweight boxing feature is or tap here tonight. Veteran Coley Welch of Oregon will take on Jerry Fiorello of Brooklyn in a ten-round- CT Fiorello is campaigning for a shot at sensational Rocky Gra2iano the Brooklyn bombshell.
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EjIli'.zY5B

MaIcr gridiron activity across the Nation this week end was to start this afternoon with the University of Georgia playing host to Presby terian University. This evening Miami University Florida win again entertain with one of it's Fri day night "at homes and will try to recover the check out of Mich igan States hide. Other top games this weekend are:
 GAMES SATURDAY
 cEast) Colgate at Brown Dartmouth at Columbia. Cornell at Pennsylvania. Lafayette at Lehigh. Maryland vs. Virginia at Wash ington. D. c.
 Brooklyn at Merchant Marine Academy
 Penn State at Pittsburgh. Yale at Princeton. Transport Command at Third Air Force.
 St. Mary's Pre-flight at Camp Beale
 (MidwesD Illinois at Northwestern. Purdue at Indiana. Iowa at Nebraska Kansas at Missouri. Ohio State at Michigan Wisconsin at Minnesota. Oklahoma ARM at Oklahoma U.
 (South) Metre Dame at Tulane. Louisiana Tech at Alabama Poly Clemson at Georgia Tech. North Carolina at Duke. Tennessee at Kentucky. Mississippi at Mississippi State.
 (SouthwesD Southern Methodist at Baylor. Rice at Texas. Christian. Texas Tech at New Mexico.
 CRocky Mountain) Colorado ARM at Colorado College.
 Gar Vest U.CL.A. at U of California. oregon State at Southern Cali fornia.
 Washington at Washington State
 SUNDAY GAMES Holy Cross at Boston College. Fnst Air Force at Cherry Point Marines.
 Fleet City at Fourth Air Force. Eastern Training Command at AAF Training Command. Keesler Field at Ft. Pierce Navy
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How 10 Relieve
 Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- famed bronchial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you , bottle of Creomulsion with the un- derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back.
 GREOMUir SION Tor Coughs. Chas+ Colds. Bronchitis
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league was provided a few weeks ago when Columbia's Lou Little was eXpounding his views on building up the circuit Tt is a good thing for football in the east and probably all over the country to have the Ivy League as strong as possible said Lou Nobody should try to come down to the level of the rest but we should all try to build up to the level of the strongest team Wonder which direction the move will be now that the Ivy League has gone formal?
 In the light of the effort of the Ivy League" colleges to set up a new football purity code, the sensa- tion of l929-Bulletin B of the Carnegie Foundation-makes inter esting reading. That was the 35o-page publication which was
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supposed to have scared lot of schools into mending their athletic ways. But it's surprising to see how many of the abuses listed still are common practices which cause no eyebrow raising and how the new Ivy agreement goes back to those 16-year-old proposals for correcting the evils that blossomed out after World War One.
 A memorial trophy to the late F. c. Billy" Hayes, famous Indi- ana track coach, will go to the winning team at Saturdays Ma tional Collegiate cross country run. Approximately, it will be travel ing" award. =. It costs real dough to be a bench warmer at todays Denver Colorado U football game. Ten seats on each bench were set aside for purchasers of s1,00o war bonds.
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MERCHANTS L0OpER5
 ROLL FOUR MATCHES
 ] ON ALLEYS TONIGHT

Merchant League bowling, going into the fourth week of the current campaign at the Elks alley tonight, will see the strong Sabins trio tackle the trailing Juneau Florists while Jennings engage Harry Races-both matches at 7:30 o'clock.
 In the nightcap encounters, at 8.30 o'clock, Coca Cola Bottlers tee off against Butler-M -Mauro while the locp-leading Juneau Drugsters kegle against California Grocery.
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NAVY DAY

CHAMPAIGN, III. - Dale Shell don, a trainee in the Naval R.O.TC at the University of Illinois, went a long way to get the meat for a barbecue for students in Mems Res idence Hall.
 On a recent leave to his home in Upton, Wyo, Sheldon bagged a 175-pound deer, and sent it along to the hall. Everything is all set now except the date for the barbecue. DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
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.5z25
 FOOTBALL ] SCORES

The following are final scores of football games played during the Thanksgiving Day holiday. Detroit B, Wayne 13.
 South Carolina IS, Wake Forest 13 (tie)
 William and Mary 33, Richmond O. Arkansas 13, Tulsa 45.
 Marquette 40, St. Louis U. 6. Utah State 6, Utah 24.
 Wichita 19, Drake 13
 Colorado 8, Denver IA.
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Sport Shorts

MILAN. Italy, Nov 23.-Primo Camera, the "Ambling Alp" who once held the world heavyweight championship, was knocked out in his first attempt at a ring come back.
 The hulking, aging 39-year-old former champion who survived the rigcrs of the Nazi occupation, last cd only seven rounds against Luigi Musina smaller and younger Ital- ian and claimant to the European heavyweight title
 Although he weighted 264 pounds to Musina's 18412, Camera was flcored three times before the referee stopped it in the seventh. Tn big Italian was standing dazed and helpless as Musina pummelled him at will. It was scored as a T. K. o.
 MONTGOMERY Alabama, Nov 23.-Golf's comparative unknowns took most of the honors yesterday in the first round of the $10,000 in vitational golf tournament here
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the Ivy almost any time. That idea of bringing competition into harmony with the essential educa- tional purposes hardly would come from an athletic director who has to fill those seats in the stadium every Saturday The some goes for the ban on sectional or other championships As for the eligibility rules, to be governed by wise and flexible administration in the setting of mutual respect and good faith" the Ivy schools are pretty sound in that respect, although the result sometimes is to make the football coach work over time to see that the boys qualify for scholarships or jobs. . He can't go out and tell a prospect just what he has to offer
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Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP

By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 23-The formal announcement by eight college presidents legitimating footballs Ivy League" seems to indicate that the boys are liable to trip over
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NEARBY SOO-ACRE dairy-general farm
Sell retiring partners share or entire op-
eratlon; For appointment, phone morn
lngS, ME. 0O03, or write Box 365-E, Star
FRONT ROYAL FARM, about miles west
OF town on hard-surfaced gravel road
school bus, mail at door; 57ha acres of land
with S-room residence, running water
large water-pressure engine, 2 wells, barn
chicken house, garage, storage house out
side toilet; all buildings with electricity;
growing saw timber; new set of storage
batteries, washing machine radio, heater
stove cook coal range, porch swings. All
before you make trip here to inspect this
farm as it may be sold. CLAUDE L. RUST,
NEAs NJ r LEfsbuKA kfya, nye ph9ns ne Ia dsrv
acres with 1O-room modern house and
new Broom modern tenant house, with
aary 6aTn and al other
farm equipment included. This farm us is
making money for the owner now and is
saf EPea Cash. Raos EAssN g ys Fsf T
47-ACRE q FARM. 6-room new house, fresh
bal. young timber: outbuildings; good well
and stream: located z miles of Orange on
abe for WSe avsabe suit
Sl50 cash and $50 monthly. WILLIAM
A.S.S4 4 GooKE: 10 Louisa. 61d Va; a
country home. cool, auiet, acre eAtED farm:
practically all modern, electricity, phone,
ount-ln path; acres of woodland, balance
under cultivation and grazing; large stream,
sparkling spring water, orchard, large bank
barn, chicken house, hoghouse, smokehouse,
eozy frult cellar; property all newly fenced
MOVERS. shade. JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile, Md. CAN Ashton 3S46.
COLONIAL Virginia home, modern i'm
provements, paved highway; near schools,
churches, railroad and Potomac River; II
mi; to Washington: large house on splen-
did site with 81 acres; $4,000; adjoining
acreage and houses also available at rea-
somable prices. Box 1926, Star 49,
INTERESTED IN FARMS and acreage?
We nave list of farms, ranging in prices,
$40 600 to 100000. Also acreage, sold BY
the acre For further information call
MODERN REALTY, S403 Georgia ave. 10
am. SH. 1850: after pm, SH. 1884
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Chandler Bldg
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65752, Ad-
That the subscriber, Of. the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
OF Administration on the estate of Samuel
venezky, late OF the District of Columbia,
deceased; All persons having claims
tS..a to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
scriber. on or before the 1st day OF
August. AID. 1916, otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate: Given under my hand this
PHoMAs 2Ih 1lsh { sArSHy nsa,1 ssa A.5ss
Wills for the, District OF Columbia, CLERK
OF the Probate Court. au7.14,2l
GEORGE B. FRASER, Attorney.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 65,154, Ad-
mrhinistEation-Ihis NIL Is to Give Notice: That
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
mentary on the estate of George P
killian, late OF the District of Columbia
deceased, AL persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof. legally AUTHENTICATED. to the sub
scriber. on or before the oath day OF
July, AID. ,1946; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate, Given under my hand this 9th
gay gay OF h,y. July. 1912. GEORGE 3, FRASER,
test: VICTOR s.. MERsCH. Register OF
OF the Probate Court. jy31 ,au1 IA
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE.

THOS. J. OWEN l. son. auctioneers. 435
southern Building-TruStees' sale of yalu-
able 2-story row brick dwelling, being
known as premises BOIL rth ST. ne. BY
virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly re-
coroed. in Lfber No. 1888, folio l69 ct seq,
oI the land records of the District OF CO.
lumbla, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sell. at public auction. in front of the
August, AID. 1915, at o'clock pm, the
following described land and premises, sit
uate in the District of Columbia and desie-
mated as and being lot numbered 80 in
Etnel M. Rutty's subdivision of lots in
SQUARE numbered 8, Metropolis View" as
per plat recorded in the Office CT the Sur
yeyor for the District of Columbia, in
Lloer 10. at folio N; said square 5 being
now known for purposes of assessment and
la&ation as square 3644. Terms of sale:
One-third of the purchase money to be
ments, payable in l and years, with in
tefest at per centum per annu1, payable
semlannually. from day of sale, secured by
nrsG deed OF trust upon the property sold
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser,
deposit OF $500 will be required at time
OF sale. All conveyancing, recording. rev.
shue stamps etc. at cost of purchaser
ierfns OF sale to be complied with within
20 days from day of sale, tnervise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost o. defaultins
purchaser. after $ days advertisement OF
such resale in some newspaper published
IN WASHINGTON, D. {. CLARENCE Z. KE-
E. Po1LToN. f frustees AfSEaI WIIKEs KNsLLiAM Mea
GARRAGHY and sARTIS, attorneys for the
notehoJder au1 .3,7.11.l4
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Uncle Roy's Corner
you wore q tulip

You wore tulip and I wore
a red, red rose
These are words which I remem-
Der from an old song. AS they
come back to my mind, they MAKE
me wonder how many persons really
have decorated themselves with
tulips. In my life I have seen many
roses being worn by women in thei1
hair and some by men in coat lapels
but I fail to recall having seen tulips
being worn.
Even if tulips are rarely used in
that manner, they are popular
flowers in gardens. Of all the
worlds flowers, they come i'll more
colors than any other.
Several kinds of flowers have
more colors on single blossom. but
when we take tulips in general. they
cover almost every shade III the
rainbow. There are yellow tulips
red tulips and white tulips Some
are purple, and they may be such
dark purple that they look nearly
black.
There was time when BLACK
tulips" were in great demand. That
was during the tulip craze which
spread across Holland more than
three centuries ago. The bulb OF
one Of these tulips was sold for g
sum equal to 81 800 in our money!
Other tulips are pink, lilac or rose
In many cases the petals have more
than one color. A blossom may be
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yellow, marked with red or purple,
or it may be white, marked with vio-
let, purple or rose. Tulips with
green and yellow stripes have been
produced.
Tulips grow from bulbs, and the
same bulbs may send up stems and
blossoms each spring over a period
of several years. If the flowers are
picked before they 60 to seed, the
bulb enjoys longer life.
When tulips are grown from seeds
it takes from three to seven years
for good bulbs and flowers to de-
velop. Often the flowers which are
grown from seeds differ a great
deal in coloring from the parent
plants.
The stem of a tulip may be only
3 or 4 inches long, but some tulips
have stems with length of feet
or more. Among the tall tulips are
the Darwins, which are known for
their deep, rich colors. They were
named in honor of Charles Darwin,
the scientist. A single flower usual
ly appears on a tulip stem, but
there are plants which produce
three or four flowers in a cluster.
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| INVEST. PROP. FOR sAIE 1c.,.
BUSINESS PROPERLY eop e.,.

APPR0xlMATELY L ACRE in the hear
of Of Fsiis ts Gnu Church, zoned for business: one
Fal,s y she chnny very pest business sites left IL
cash and terms: EASTMAN 4 g. STEELE TGSiIIS
sealt956; sna gomEnkcfGahnu EalIs Church a,3SS 3S6SS :,
mile of downtown. Also once SuiSinn Th5n,n .nd
hotel sites. What are your requirements9
Phone Mr.. Henderson, ME. 3OlI: after 4
Pm, RA. 1857. J. C. WELDON Co, 1927
HY!ATTsvILLE commercial corner-Excel.
lent sight with l27-foot frontage on BaIti-
more blvd. and 127 feet on side street
inspect our plans for modern restaurant
INVESTMENT CO., INC, uNa Nh44n44dsStmen 4a4d bnen
S9nday END evenings.
adanfab1s HHN I'VE, Ia near st-Modern building
front: oil beat: sos. 900. WILLIAM COR.
GoRAN 6 D n HlLL IL CO.. INC. 7l0 Jackson pl.
SITE FOR SMALL BUSINESS, at Arlins-
tons best business corner. Address in
l4th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY-substan-
eompets CON s.oay 6gsiness building with two
lot Soxl9o $ia per SQUARE 'fe foot e'oGrss onee
hea snd Ior aaIoinng lot tenants furnish
dsss. i NA.e . sis}.' 81 ilo0 vermont ave- sA.
ONLY End COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on
23rd st. NV, between N and M SITS, 'front.'
alley: present income. 4,5oo per era annum; n a
improved by nine Groom brick houses. in
good condition. Will sell as whole.
- a 4th oe between New York ave. and l st.
4O-tt. alley; now improved by three g.
room brick houses and 2-story garage in
rear; renting SI.s96 per annum Will sell
ofice, 1908 New York ave. NV. Phone
Ma S1S7 or RA 1926
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AUTOMOBILES FOR .Ale tcsn,.


ssS1 n9sss aso so ~tSs % OK PsT p: se
5Sz ssiii5s ,gas g. 7sss. tsssH so Within Va
IiNcoLN continentai eonv. eabriolet,
1870; oIasrsd PAINT tires .tfS: tHg like new owneI
ens eih stasdee s s5sf A sss5ap5sss MoTos
9LbsMoslE 5S1S p sis4, custom convertible se-
sa aan tres beoS as0 cens hiassf 81 Tsiss ass
T.. VI sfAstH n H ass' asis "
PLYMOUTH 194l remarkable, wreck, For
s.. sale at Garage st Carroll and Grant ayes,
PLYMOUTH 1887 4 door: tire upholstery.
BASED dissection; ceiling. sss5; Nj. $3.50. $50.
tires; passed 1945 District Inspection
S365 cash. below OPA ceiling. AT. 3216,
sTUpEBAKER STU f 1889 2,door c. Champion
cash. Under OPA ceiling. Can be seen
after pm 2506 18th st. NV. Apt, 113.
TAxICABs FOR sALE-rords. plymo1Sths.
H9dsons.s 1910 to 1942s. Cali Metro
PGi'ifp raXfcABs ssoa AND PUG. reaso onably priced
TAxIcAB-i546 chev. with PUc. Apply
PTc, oSdt With or without 1889 Chevrolet cab
TAAICAb AND PUC-1942 Plymouth; ex-
cellenh condition, new tires, motor, factory
leather. L. S. POWELL, TIE. 9T27, 2 to s
p. m. Tuesday
PUG LICENSE for sale. $40 M st. ne. lss
1899 PLYMOUTH and 1910 Plymouth
taxicabS with PUG license for sale, rea :
sonable. Call GE. 0654 bet & and 4
COMPARE THESE CARS. fine selection
of late models win sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
42 Pontiac Cheftain 6 sedan, r. and h .
Sl.45S
AZ Studebaker Champion 2-dr sed.. h..
Al Lincoln-Zephyr custom sedan, r. and
h. 81 ,995.
Al Studebaker Commander sedan r and
h., S1.2TS.
Al Packard 10 4-dr de luxe sedan,
and h.. 81 ,446
Al Nash 4-dr. S-cyl. sed, h.. SI3I5
40 Packard super sedan, r. and h. 81 6a5
40 De Soto 4-dr. sedan. r. and h. ST 0OS
80 Olds 4-dr. sedan, auto. trans, r. and
h.. S936.
Many others to choose from. HYATTs-
WILLIE BUICK CO, WA 4llI
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LOTS FOR SALE.

J. Z. weldon CO., estab. 1890, offers 81
ton, schools and shopping area nearby
Phone Mr.. Henderson, ME. BOIL; after u
Pm, plHIyE T "a; 1 1897.
cut and franklin. Kensing ton, Md; SI,IOO,
terms; "a of acre. MURDOCH. SH. s794
lBs
DESIRABLE wooded building lots, Chevy
Leland ST., 60x132 it., at ST 800 each; 3
lots north of 6525 Maple ave, 60xl1O it.,
s5 81 Sligo EACH, each Call Mt; Murray. Sligo
s:hakar, s: ARC S4 woo1RD ODE LOTS in English
Village near Bethesda. fronting on :
i iINIMPkoyED BGHDfNG LOIS. Arling-
Ien, Rd.. Va; South Glebe rd, near Arlington
building lots for semidetached houses or
a5f f1Hsef wooDEb SDEB I9Fs 9F sa2 "a English s
NOZZLE Bo1z ReaitoT' sa9o 9{''SS Wis 'eaWs aVe..
COUNTRY HoMEsfTEs in beautiful Raven
wood Estates; wooded, rolling, h to Ia
acres. near Falls Church, Va, conv. to
lions; 81. $50 up. For information, heia phone
PLEASANT RIDGE subdivision, near An.
amid beautiful homes; if you want COOL
shady shady place to live in an exclusive resi-
one left; only $3.50 down. ELMER . G.
PosTwAK BTiIb1SG. Chevy eEsec Chase. aa'Sia; Nd:
NICE BGMDING LOT. OF, IN 1'Si 6uilt-up ioca-
sso @ Psrs a pTeea 5es BY uss sa
TON sH s14i. s4i5 i Thh Georgia ave. y Nsh- ST.
sRfnE 2sf sfoR SRen over Rg t9 seres
frame dwelling, facing Rock Greek Park:
ideal site for fine home. or could be sub
siSsa sr1sed ee 4 SA sell ossa s. s3 800 FLOYD
sbape d5ys in 7da bus loft front trlanguIsr
s F!esd on at ass ssoo will sell
ATTENTION, BUiLDERs-1oo acres or
ington, all on grade, ready. for develop
ment; water available; facing a 2OO-ft.
dual highway. Terms can be arranged to
oesPThsipie re 1I PIE party. MR.. oREM, GE. 1888
ioTs. Tors. s5x11o; water and sewer
ssYYaaiHable; sYaH ,swe sewer will come later; price,
and and SIS per month per lot; block to bus US
well WeIi-built,up af neighborhood Gin the Dis
Irlct OF Columbial, part Of the National
G;apltai, in the Southeast Highlands sec
lion, lion, ,,T near 4th and Atlantic SITS. BEALL
IoAEER aye " 4 4, &C Co. RA. Oss5. 11o5 Vermont
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, off Conn, ave
Corner lot in restricted and improved Sec
sion, sS o 76-ft: frontage, 225 it, deep. Price.
with BETHEL. DI. 300. ~'''
CORNER opposite 4th and Atlantic SITS.
Sc, paved street, water, sewer. gas, elec-
tricity, bus line on street; located at 4th
st. and Condor ter, opposite SI 900 900
development; these lots will accommodate
two four-family apartments or 12 apart
ments in a three-story building OF 4 semi
detached houses; price, $4,000 BEALL
TURNER co. RA. OSS5. 1105 Yer
mont mo ave-, ma; 6131.
Call s: W.. AIlnutt, WORTHINGTON
81 SEAaTIY, exclusive agent, s427 Ga. ave
RI, Sk,.Ss41; S241; eft 1after Pm. sH; 1913.
sewer laid: water at entrance; zoned for
apts. OWNER, CHI. 1915. 2Os
COLoRED-TWO LOTS, 4sth and Meade
S1,850; terms, $3.50 down, S35 mo. Write
OWNER. Box 471-D. Star at
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NOhIH bEhCH, $4,000; 8 rooms, bath
DO DOrchss shade short walk to Eoed eeae5
ehHsAfkAkE BaY Frsnkfn sI nS Manor ma 1ase SUM
me5 and winter winter home. years old, comp
Measnep,strp2eS srae ens ap3 ons screened porches
knotty pine, large fireplace; hardwood
fioor, 8 large windows; house comp. cop.
Pe5 Pex,Sa gsaTeened onIh h55 f. frem water L91
buy now. build later; 81 miles b. C., neal
TSnmss Tsausss c,yvia WALTER n Mod dBAUMAN. No.
summer homes .nd building sites. sites. Writ Writ,
LAKE JACKSON. near Manassas. Mana a a va, 60 sale Me
several real log cottages, ami, som,
FURNISHED. c, w. ALPAUGH. Manassas
GRIM. HOUSE, completely furn., bedroom
suite, maple dining room and living room
radio, dishes, silverware: Breezy Point
Beach on Chesapeake Bay; lge. liv. rm.,
on 1st H.; ise. dormitoryW W rm. on on I'd d.; 0ssa sss
porch across front and side Of house: house
can De lived In year round. Call Berwyn
4o4 OF 4lO3 Tennyson rd., University Park
eHksAssASE SSsEsqRsaaez Bsach. Koz, korner Cot
board 81 Ink; water front. modern, ,orMs rest.
EnY ESssh Beach 81
and bath. 2 screened porches every mod
srn convenience. Large shaded blot. sandy
peach; Terms: ME. 951O.
LAY LAY kiDGE, Nd: S8.500-Beautiful cot
furnished; ! block .Chesapeake Bay; va W.
% %wo. 5ssi. ssi 'erm'' LESLIE D. 3EAsE.L'
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC 1887 model tbs: 2-speed axle,
running condition. Du. 2822, DISTRICT
COAL CO., .2020 Rhode Island ave. ne.
REQ truck tractors. new 1915; light, me-
dunn and heavy duty; available for i'm
mediate delivery to holders of certifica tes
REQ WASHINGTON CO., 1881 Half st. s.e.
NEW 1915 GMc trucks. h-ton pickups,
1la-ton long wheelbase with stake bodies
TRACTORS dumps. Immediate delivery to
CO, 3l43 Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI. 1000
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priorities
needed.
Dumps: 1896 Fcrd 1h-ton, duo rear
tires 1875; 1912 Dodge 1Ha-ton. 2-speed
rear, 10.ply tires; 1912 REQ 4-ton, 10-ply
tires; 1888 White 2-ton, 10-ply tires; 1887
Mack 2-ton. model EB, air brakes, COE l2-
ply tires (make excellent tractor); 1851
international 4-ton. model KS.
ly4l GMC Atom, lS-ft. closed body, air
1941 Dodge 2-ton, chassis and cab, q
speed rear, 8 speeds forward
1871 Ford 1-ton crane truck.
Trailers. New Army ammunition carts,
All our trucks have low mileage and
nave heavy-duty Army tires and are in
excellent condition; terms, trades. CEN
TRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy. Airing
ton. CHI. 1000 OK O552, daily to &,
closed Sundays in August