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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-04
HOME FOR, WEEKEND

HOME FOR WEEKEND
Phyllis Haar, student at
Coker college, is spending the
weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Haar, 204
North Fourth street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-04
TIPPING CLASS

An adult class <n tipping will
start this week for beginners
at New Hanover High school.
Registration will be in room
306 Isaac Bear building Tues
day at 3:45 p. m.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Cashier Routs Gunmun

HICAGO up. - Mrs. Cecilia
Montgomery, a cashier At cur
rency exchange, was telephoninl
when q gunman entered and pointed
a revolver at her. She ducked be-
low the counter, pulling the tele.
phone with her. Then she screamed
to the person on the other end OF
the wire: I'm being held up!
The would be robber fed.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
| Man Killed by Bus;
| Representative Unhur1
lin Traffic Accident

District trafIic fatalities yesterday
reached = total Of 81 for the year
with the death Of John J. Pagan,
About 73, of no known address,
according to police. At this time in
1914 there were so traflic deaths.
Mr.. Fagan was fatally injured
shortly after pm, when struck
by a Capital Transit bus at Four
teenth and p streets NV, which
was driven, police said, by Hollis
M. Nash, 80, of 10305 Pierce drive,
Silver Spring, Md.
Mr.. Nash told police he did not
see Mr.. Pagan, but halted his We
hicle Immediately when he heard
1t strike something. Police said
they were told by two witnesses
that Mr.. Pagan was walking against
red light when the accident oc-
CURED.
Seek to Trace Victim.
Investigating officers who are at
tempting to trace Mr.. Fagan's back
ground said that at one time he lived
at 202S First street NV. Persons
at that address said they did not
know Mr.. Pagan, however. He was
Identified by papers in his pocket,
police said.
In another accident yesterday,
Representative Richard F. Hairless.
Democrat, of Arizona, who lives at
$3.50 Thirty first place NV, was
driving east on Pennsylvania avenue
NV, when his car was in collision
with a streetcar at Eleventh street,
police reported.
Police said Representative Hairless
had turned left into Eleventh street
when the accident occurred. He and
another occupant, Charles Strouss,
Phoenix attorney. were unhurt and
damage to the automobile was slight,
police reported.
Claimed Right Of Way.
Representative Hairless told police
he had made the turn when the light
was in his favor. Police said the
streetcar was operated by Herman
Taylor. "a, OF 440s1a Georgia avenue
NV.
Maryland authorities yesterday
asked the help of District police in
searching for the hit-and-run driver
of an automobile which struck and
killed = pedestrian early yesterday
in Colmar Manor.
The victim was identified as Cabe
Snedager, SO, of Newport, KY. He
was struck by a car on Baltimore
boulevard near Thirty y-eighth street
and dragged nearly 50 feet, police
reported. They said their only clue
Is a radiator ornament found on the
Evening star., 1945-09-06

Barnes, 80, colored, Of the HOO block
Of Forty -second street NE. taken
before United States Commissioner
Needham c. Turnage yesterday on
charge Of setting up and promot-
ing 4 lottery following his arrest in
a billiard parlor in the 800 block OF
D street NV. He pleaded not guilty
and his case was continued to Sep
tember II, with bond set at 81 500.
The United States paid 2 cents
per acre-$7 zoe, ,000- to Russia for
Alaska in 1867.
Evening star., 1945-09-06
Vice Raids Net 300 Arrests
Under Inspector Letterman

District police have made more
than 800 arrests on vice and gam
bling charges-or an average of
about 10 Z day-since Inspector
Oscar j. Letterman was put in
charge Of enforcement Of gambling
and vice laws q month ago, he re-
yealed yesterday.
Added to the list was Eddie M
Evening star., 1945-04-07

Why not write down the rhymes he
heard so often from the lips of
Mother Goose? In a little while he
had enough of them to make VOL
ume."
1t is quite possible that a Boston
woman was called Mother Goose"
during her lifetime. Yet that does
not prove she invented the rhymes
in the book of Mother Goose.
The name of Mother Goose is
known to go back at least as far as
the lifetime OF Charles Perrault. A
folklore book by him was printed
about the year 1879. 1t appears that
he took the name Goose" from
Queen Goosefoot,' figure in
French legend.
Thomas Fleet is supposed to have
published Mother Goose book in
Boston in 17l9. 1t appears that long
before that date. nursery rhymes
and jingles OF the Mother Goose
type were known and recited in
England. It is possible that Eliza
beth Goose added one or two which
she made up herself. l can see how
she might have wanted to tell about
the old woman who had too many
children.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
S6 6f,fNSe BEACH a3H MaTn miles r6m EH sh
napolis-4-room cottage. right on the
Annanos s0GG 45os oca0n for eS
completely furnished; electric ,refrigerator,
sas sas. stqye 5n.+ BATH not yster oil heat; private
WE HAVE CUsToMERs for all types of
NSh Hff7 P1s Realty IGH a e. K
FRAS;KLIIN MANOR BEAcH-For sale
bathhouse / block Chesapeake Bay. Lot
5isbe5 5nTl5o Ts1ms na m from D NfwcoMR Teo irT
WANTED SiI TO RENT for for season small,
20 ACRES. having 900 feet of hish.
wooded shore frontage and protected boat
harbor: - miles D. C. line south of
in Nd THIS is fra
o-Washington waterfront home. Box
Y assFDy
guished Washington architect, built by a
builder for his personal home less than >
years ago; a charming. home in a small,
restricted community II miles from down.
town Washington in one of the most beau
tiful spots on Chesapeake Bay; every, con-
celvable comfort including large living
Dom with picture windows, offering beau
tiful view of the bay; enormous log-burning
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 60, with freplaces':
" colored-tile baths. This could easily and
with little expense be conyerted into a
year-round home. Unusual circumstances
make an attractive selling price, with
immediate inn =, possession Shown BY sppts;'
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Rcaltor
COLONIAL BFACH-Very desirable 7-rm.
22-story house, with large living rm.. . St
a. bedrms.. open breezeway and modern
kitchen; 2nd fl. has = unusually large
rms; covered porch extends across the
front and both sides. There is also s.
rm. guesthouse. Both have cleo. screens,
awnings, running water. shower and sewer
There are several fruit and shade trees.
lot 15Oxl50 Located on Wilder St, half
block from boardwalk buses daily.
Price. $1,000; reasonable terms may be
arranged Furnishings available if desired
RpTssenayes sMSs premises Sunday
Woodward Bldg. RE. 2411, ewes. AD 66a3.
LAKE JACKSON. WA 12-mi. lake. 81
nj. D. c.: 3 log cottages ami, elec..
water; boating. swimming. fishing. Prices
from $500 up; terms. Come out or call
LARGE FRENCH COTTAGE with lots. on
lower Potomac. committing distance Patux-
ent River Naval Air Station, can be rented
Immediately for S75 per month. Sale,
mi
Evening star., 1945-04-07
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Saturday Odds and Ends.

Glendale: Please discuss the
word confreres. My boss insists that
at all conferences the men call each
other con-frer-ee Mrs. w. A. B.
Answer: Confrere is word from
worker in profession; colleague"
The American pronunciation is
KON-frair But I think your boss
is referring to the American term
conferee, meaning, "one taking part
in conference" It's pronounced:
kon-fer -EE
Jacksonville: I have been trying
to find word meaning helper of
the under-dog ID. w. B.
Answer: So far as l know. the
term nearest that meaning is: Good
Samaritan tsee Luke, x30-3O.
Also. philanthropist is "one de-
voted to mems welfare" an altruist
is "one who devotes himself un-
selfshly to the good of mankind"
and a benefactor is "one who con-
fers benefits without thought of re-
compense.'
Belvidere: What is the meaning
and origin of the word baccalau-
reate, and how is it pronounced?-
w. A. MEG.
Answer: In American usage. bac-
calaureate relates to the college
degree OF bachelor; it also desig-
mates the baccalaureate sermon at
commencements. The word is a
corruption of the Latin bacalarls,
which originally meant "a tenant
farmer" and from which the word
bachelor evolved. Say: BAK'-uh-
LAW-ree-it.
Muskegon: What is the correct
pronunciation of dog. 1t sounds
affected to give it the fiat sound
as in "cog. M. A.
Answer: The usage varies through
out the country from an "ah' sound
to an "aw' sound. the latter teing
heard more frequently.
For complete compilation of the
PHOBA words containing explanations
and pronunciations send a stamped t3cl.
self addressed envelope to Frank Colby in
care of The Evening Star.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1945-04-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1877 ACRES LAND. approx. 2,275 it.. on
Fort Foote hwy ! miles from the Capitol;
priced for quick sale; terms. Box 40S-G,
5-ACRE TRACTS, with $50 IT. frontage
on Route 24o at Clarksburg Nd Ideal
se DafnE sash basnes ssss sr oSS ff
5 ACRES. zoned industrial. on Brentwood
near i 5th and ii SITS. ne Cali Wo: 9l4a
between.6 and Q pm. R. E. HEITMULLER
ACRE LOTS. highly improved Chevy Chase.
house site); chevy Chase. b. c. tse corner
Conn. ave. and Legation ST.. 81 90 So. ~:
ing River, and Bradley rds.. opposite Con-
gressional Club. ! sc SO. IT.: 5 to 80 acres,
pke f anG 9yena acre. s!qo lots s Sc So So f. f9f:Ts uGo
Chevy Chase, D. c, 1877 Eye St; NV, DI.
81 woo6Eb M Pm and SFokes s acre eesp land
it. facing highway 3 miles from trafic
light in Falls CHURCH, ives, on LeesbnEs
s4a7. S!tsi AsHBY siiis MAJ Martin, ''eD' s:
ACREAGE on concrete highway with cleo
trlclty and telephone: only IL miles north
extended; hieh elevation running back to
Patux.nt river. beautiful stream with
good fishing many GOOD building sites OF
highway and running back to the river
We offer this choice acreage for as low as
sis5 per acre acre Don't miss miss ,tS thiS oppoT-
MURDOCH KenSington 553. s.
ACREAGE FOR SALE of Of my farm-3:
which I will divide into four parcels, West
Glen rd near Potomac, Md. Phone E. N.
CHERRINGTON, Rockville 346-J.
adjacent; acre now zoned lst commercial.
W q GFRBICH MI 3O47 49,
EIGHT IO-ACRE TRACTS, Barnesville sec
tion Montgomery Co, Md; quick sale.
"a 80 a tract OWNER. Rockville l24
Evening star., 1945-04-07
Uncle Rays Corner
D u OHb uIIN VIC
earning money

One day last year I spoke about
Charles Perrault, a French writer
who collected folklore stories and
published them in a volume called
Tales of Past Times, by Mother
Goose"
Since then. I have received several
letters from readers who said they
had believed that Mother Goose was
a Boston woman. In one of these
letters, Miss Julia E. York told what
she regarded as the true story of
Mother Goose"
Mother Goose" she wrote, is no
myth. Her maiden name was Eliza
beth Foster. She lived in Charles
ton, Mass. until her marriage to
Isaac Goose.
Then she came to Boston in
1893. She was Mr.. Goose's second
wife, and became the stepmother of
his 10 children. They were lively
little goslings, and she soon added
six more of her own.
Think of it! Sixteen goslings to
one goose! No wonder she had to
pour out her feelings in those cele-
brated lines, There was an old wom-
an who = had so many children
she didn't know what to do
Her daughter Elizabeth mar
ried Thomas Fleet, a printer. A
happy thought occurred to Fleet.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
Joseph FITZGERALD, Jr, Attorney.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ZED L. WILLIAMS 4 ZED. J. WILLIAMS,
Jr., ADMINISTRATION OF restaurant
fixtures and equipment at 704 H st. ne,
April o, at pm. Clean. up-to-
date ''Uneida" lunchroom will be closed cut
piece by piece. GE 4-dr. electric refrieer
ator, fine gas range. large steam table,
kitchen sinks. grease trap. cooking utensils
dishes, glassware. china, 20 IT. lunch
IA stools. complete booths, tables
and chairs, up-to-date cash. register. pie
cases. fuorescent lights, . electric ceiling
fans. Also from living quarters. maple
bedroom suite and other bedroom pieces
Public inspection permitted. all day Sat
urday and Monday to sale hour. For
particular information call the auctioneer.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
HOUSE TRAILERS.

NEW KOZY. PIatt and Superior: also new
tandem LIBERTY. many good used trailers
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route l. Ber.
vyn. I'd Tel Rerwyn 4h for appraisal
sacftice for 81 sa5 les leaving eiy towns sin.S EARL ri
SP. os90. 5000 Branch ave.
> miles from Anacostia on Route 5.
TRAILER headuuarters-
New tandem wheel Americans on display;
also 3-rm. Travelos and Schultz. many
used trailers and luggage trailers; 12. is
for appraisals. Repairs and all types OF
service work. We have Barnes Interna-
tional and Duo-Term heaters in stock.
til Q. 403O Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232
ALMA, l941, p it., Just like new; see
Mr.. Erickson. Plymouth. 1910, 21 it.,
real buy: see Miss Newark. Covered
Wagon, p it., a bargain. See the new
Tandem Continental. Universal. Indian.
Terms, trade: A modern trailer village,
boro pike Sc, Hillside, Md. Hillside OS61
Evening star., 1945-04-07
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sos VIRGINIA AVE. S.E.-s rms. bath
full basement with 2 rms: in basement
front and back yard; semidetached; .-w,h;
REALfY l5is aYo co simS NA tessaha0e ss44 LA 'AiA
BETHEsDA-Brick store, 2Oxs0. lot 90,
ia: comprising store and 3 apts. on End
MSpEkS HSF ss9d AFT g. vsBty ess
snd MINI. ave. Sc: 10 units; situated on
large corner lot; fine neshboIho9d; rns, rare
POP nor call E 5o
With Si.a u, GEORGE s. KING co. aool
14th and Columbia rd. NV; income over
$4,000 annually; price, S17,25o. includes
furniture. 4 beautiful ELECTRIC refrigeratorss;
6Nk 6SHhof Of Best PARK and shop locations
bna In gGT ss or 0ns sass G
JE::. 3si5 Lee highway. cH. o6o0.
Sdjaeent rs ssss now Tonsd sa. lst commercial
CLOSE rs DowvNToWN washington -
Modern brick store, leased until l94s to
han at
with large adjoining parking area; an ideal
Investment with splendid postwar possibili-
woberg anf "a 4s ON rR tRDfaNHso T
cHossSG M HsrATII4 ATE DWELLINGS d hins HA on Capitol
bna S Pes fooms ah snd AND pa Ph ave: frames Of
rooms and bath, each on lot 80 It. wide;
row brick, near 11th and Pa. ave. Sc. in
II sG% Ezs zene Sur s sIf phene M x0es
I2t, 19th St "a SAAurSS5%s. GS5a. ,,oac.ts. ,cor-
mel, 11th stO-;5 apts., rooms and bath
zach with Large corner nE ve
trenholm, NA, 1903 EDw. R. CARR,
Realtor. exclusive:
Evening star., 1945-04-07

THERE HAS BEEN PLACED in my hands
sFm to sell 9f 34 acres re miles from
radio station; On. a good hard road :.
mileo aorth Of u $: Route 90. near Arcola.
sprinss and streams @ old house s' and ne yarn Barn
MAT yep asn nut # Re Tan E0oa %
Timber will pay for the Droperty Term;
senton OK a6ss osso or c GIL SPss'i0n s7ss hyoN es
NEARBY MARYLAND, Monts somery
Master bedroom with fireplace, bath on
GSF BANK ssFn fnd rdck ohs5
essential farm machinery practically new.
Also some stock. Call New Market, Mary
,ano. MD..yA., Icso sa.75o-s1s.75o: terms, trade:
ss5 So date; tn s,as land basic value. N E. RyoN
GENTLEMAN'S FARM-37 acres in nearby
Va: small woods and orchard consisting of
2 types OF fruit. remaining land clear;
s.h sun poTsb aDae and m ane
H trees and and driveway lined Uf With u bIack val
a4.miie "a drive from Washington BY y car; car
moderately priced. Phone Herndon tVa)
1o Il or Veskasys; Rfs Ma .xssi1snt ssaS so
frame house: electricity no bath, stove
heat: we'll built; will stand remodelins
basement, COW barn, bank barn. . turkey
houses, hen house, other small buildings
streams. Located in the best section OF
Montgomery County, on good gravel road
n mile from paved road % miles to
D. C. Owner in Ill health, must sell at
once. Price reduced from S12500 to
S10,500 for quick sale. Terms. $4,000
cash. balance 81 mortgage BUELL. NJ
GARDMER,J e. KELLY, Rockville. Md
FARM FOR SALE, 21s acres WI. 9s7s
JOSEPH FRlCK. 1912 Wis ave, Bethesda,
GENTLEMAN's ESTATE. 53 acres, over
half cleared, with white board fencing
thoroughly modern eight-room house, three
baths, servants room and bath, large fire.
places; guesthouse with exceptionally large
living room, bath, two bedrooms and two
large flreplaces: modern-type Stable is
miles. to Washinston; price, $27. 500 sub
sfsntisl cash payment. Phone GE. 7O37
4 ACRESi S-room house; electricity; fully
plastered; part basement; Is miles to D. c.
6. paved road: price, S4,S50; $3.50 cash
days. A G. ANnTpSNN. OK. 3S40. 4253
Fairfax dl..e, Arlington, Va
I2O.ACRE FARM; good house, 21 miles to
Washinston: good road; large stream
through property beautiful view; excel
lent land; fruit trees; some virgin timber;
$11,7bo; terms. THOMAS & CO., phone
Vienna (Va) l25.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODED LoTS--Fully improved, streets
curb, sewer and water; ready to build on
ban" eSiii community. " AScIT cali n Mr. pE1N, WI
HILtANDyaLE, MD: near 1,ooo-acre Nava
gomery County park, recreation center anc
school site; on cul-de-sac Mantz dr.. forest
hSds "a LOTS on PoWRa9sn sH Of Lee
street. 65-ft width; price, $1,000. includinC
Gf sH s'fn IN SHhS GH "
stricted WILLIAMSBURG lane borderine
Rock Creek Park, on crosstown huSline
near Shopplng center ana UPTOWN lheater
- LOTS for sale by owner in an ex-
elusive. suburban development all beautiful
be willing TO assist financing the building
ST.: fs IS: oE s FSs FL IF
in Westmoreland HtilsLWas shinston's most
Westmoreland Hills the PICTURESQUE wind
ing. tree-shaded streets the, seclusion;
IssS Homs sites Is 0s S5 o ca fPos Mr. RoH
fSPn SDrks s4 ATTENTION. syfPns 5Sa sn9daTs 20
lots on 9th st; at Locust rd. NV, q block
concrete treet and curb in place, graded
ready for building; 200 other adjoining lots
ave. and other connecting sts, from $500
up Act at once because immediately
after the European war there will be be tre- tire
that you build on these lots will sell for
sap SaE 4erms and
ms srransed zs sHAP5Ro Nc gnu oWnt w :
1l0s Vermont ave NE 1717. l,
west corner, perfect town location. 6Oxl3i
plus 40-ft parking on 18th St; ideal loca.
D ton for maT 4wrED Gsl cG En- 53a. 3a
ss "I, LARGE R VIRGINIA VIRGIN HoMEs1rEs, "a
acre or more where the character of ,devel-
already built and owner occupied Lin
colnia Heights, Va.-Located corner of Lin.
colnia road and, Braddock road, Just of
IBaileys Cross Roads. miles from District
line Will be sold for what you will give
At auction Saturday. April IA. at :! D m
HlEhiy elevated Near churches, u schools
shoppins centers and amusements. certain
the Shirley highway nearby Terms, j.
cash. balance Is months Directions
DEDe Drive to omt Colymha y pike to point y
left at sign at Clark's dairy and watch for
drive out Little River. pike to Line 7lnia
! mile and look, for sign, Wilson n
Auctioneers, DI 77730 Room 400 Invest
ment Bldg. Washington 3, D c.
SILVER SPRING. near Catholic and Prot
sstant churches, schools, stores: large lots;
81 IvnnB 5mBs; ers 81 900 ,o0o ca, List with H F.
10 LOTS, near Congress Heiehts: quick
sale, $40 each. OWNER, Rockville l?i
OVER 1 ACRE OF LAND, only IL blocks
from Old Georgetown I'd and bus trans
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO, 3403 Conn
ave. EN- $500 until pm:
tween Bethesda and Rockville. cleared
ground. beautiful bldg. sites, $500 per
acre. Box 472-G, Star
HILLCREsT AREA : Corner on Southern
ave 81 900. on grade. GOOD value.
ADELBERT w. LEE, 3211 Pa. ave. Sc,
LoTswsILvER sPRING-LoTs = cor
ner lots. 81 600 each; ) beautiful wooded
lots. $3.50 TO 81 900; l large wooded lot,
81 $50: all close to schools and trans
portation A J. KEss1NGER, s644 Coles
ATTENTION, laundries, furriers. wholesale
groceries. etc.-Second commercial, excel
lent for warehouse, on wide street in heart
of city. size 51x126 #. Call Harry Cohen
GE. O2s6. SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1905
H st NV, MA 2345.
Evening star., 1945-04-07

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The bidding:
South West North East
10 "A 20 Pass
Pass 40 Pass
50 Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of spades.
When there is a two-way choice
of finessing to capture an adverse
queen, many players make it prac-
tice to play as thougl. the queen
were situated over the jack. If there
is absolutely no other clue suppose
that's as good way to guess as any
other including the election by toss
of coin. But it will be found in
a vast majority of cases that there
is some slight evidence in favor of
one or the other and in such cases
the slightest suspicion should be
accepted as superior to a hunch.
When the location of the queen can
be determined beyond the peradven-
ture of doubt then the declarer is
remiss indeed if he fails to "pick
her up"
In todays hand we have a case in
which that question could have been
cleared up to certainty South be-
came the declarer at contract of
five diamonds on bidding that re-
quires no comment West naturally
led the king of spades and East
played to deuce. 1t should be pointed
out for the benefit of the less ex-
perienced player that dropping the
queen as the start of a high-low
would be highly improper One
should not signal with card that
might win trick, so that the play
Of the queen in this case would in
dicate either that it was alone or
that the player has the jack with
it. In any case it requires the open
ing leader to follow with low card
next round That would not work
out well in this case
West for want of anything better
to do continued with the ace and
then third round. Declarer ruffed
high enough to shut out East and
then drew the trumps. 1t all de-
pended on the clubs, so declarer
played West to have the queen
(over the jack and was set one.
This was bad play Since West is
known to have had six spades and
East two. East rates "on suspicion"
to have the missing card. But by
routine play declarer could have
found out to certainty. BY merely
taking pains to cash the two high
hearts and rufflng the other two, he
would have ascertained that West
had four hearts. 1t was early
learned that he had six spades and
when he followed to two rounds of
trumps. it could leave him with only
one club. The rest would be simple.
'copyrlght, 1945, by Charles H. Goreu.)
Evening star., 1945-04-07

FOR SALE BY OWNER-2H acres, on
paved road: near Orlando. Florida: $500.
YOUR VACATION HOME now and a snug
harbor to retire to We offer an additional
number Of fertile homesites of from | to
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, fish
erman's heaven at present prices starting
at 1885 per tract. All homesites close to
saltwater front and all have free use Of
community boat dock privileges. Hard.
surfaced road and electricity, guaranteed
has been insured by Lawyers Title Co. OF
Richmond. Va. Terms as low as S45 down
and SIS per month: immediate possession
No heating or tax problems and a wonder
full all-year climate. For beautiful illus
trated free booklet phone or write A. r.
Madeira, with j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1872 K st. W, NE. 1143
Evening star., 1945-04-07
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service. By ap-
pointment Leave your car am. pick it
up at pm Finest grade materials used
Expert workmanship BY experienced re-
Gaping mechanics Ali work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA, 47l6 r / ave, Hyattsyille. uN
BAGGAGE TRAILER. 10 IT. long, 5h IT
wide, newly painted. overload springs,
HEADLIGHT TESTER, Bear No. 555;
Transmission for 1887 Plymouth, radio for
Ford, 1885. ROBEY MOTOR SALES, 1920
Evening star., 1945-04-07

Start saving now for your Seventh
War Loan. Boost your payroll de-
ductions for April, May and June
SO that you can buy more War
Bonds and spread it over more
paw checks.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS, D. c. April g. 1855
Sealed proposals will be received az Room
500 District Building, l4th and Pennsyl-
April is. l945. and then publicly opened
md read for laying new asphalt tile floors
in the Psychopathic Group, Gallinger Hos
pital. located near 10th and sts. Sc
Form of proposal will be obtained at Room
4oI. DiStriCt BuiliinE. ap3.4 D e. g.
Evening star., 1945-04-07
MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY on LIST or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
sO7 18th Ma SO3"
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We viii
buy second-trust notes, D c.. nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 13l
N Y ave. NV National 1888.
lS-TRUST LOANS on real estate low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE. INC, 115 Eye st, NV. MA. 616s.
lst AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor-
MENT CO. Sl7 9th st NV DI. $3.50.