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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
interpreting
The War
BY KIRKE L. SIMPSON
Associated Press War An,1.-.

Abject and uncondtor5l e.,
render of Nazi-Fascist forces ~, 49,
mated at million strong has s1 9,;'
ed the war in Italy. 1'
1t has decisively vind.ca-ed bo,,
Anglo-American S trategv .S .1
struck its first offensive bI,n,
through the Mediterranean s+ r,,,'
Prime Minister ChurchV tb.
termed the soft under belly" v.
the foe And it has left Naz. a~,,;o.
elsewhere, from the now mosn.ra
less southern redoubt to No.m.S
with no choice but surrender q,
death.
Militarily the total enemy cd.
lapse in Italy ends the wa. in T4,
rope as matter of high s,7a.egr
or complicated tactical maneuvqr
From here on it is no mose han
police work, mopping-up. b,oody
as that might II for Russian and
Allied armies.
Undefended by con. AIDES in Isiv
the Alpine rampant aea.us- Yscb
the southern redoubt is backed
is utterly a vulnerable iron. nav
and flapk German surenc,rs
there, piece-meal or m.mass 2rs
to be expected momeltarilv Nsy
troops in the only remaining lsrqs
pocket, in Czechoslovakia are IN
no better position, and the sp,ror.
Ger contagion has set IN. II is AMI
to run like Wildfire even throue9
the northern redoubt where Hnlcr &
self-pToclaimed successor. Grand
Admiral Doenitz, alone seems TO
hold any sway.
British troops are within a Stride
of swapping Snuff they have mol,
already done so-the escape cor.
ridor via Lueback 10 extreme
northern Germany and the Damsa
peninsula. South and cast Of te
knitting British thrust above the
lower Elbe American and Russian
troops are squeezing the Baltic
triangle relentlessly.
The omens of German surrender
in Holland, in Denmark, even N
Norway are clear
The Italian surrender may rub
Doenitz out fo3 Allied consideration
except as a possible local Nazi com.
mander to be dealt with only as
such and by Russian or Allied com.
manders on his front as was the
German supreme commander II
Italy.
Not even his version of The
heroic" death of Hitler was al
lowed to go unchallenged. Ii was
given the lie direct by a formal
statement from General Eiscnbow.
er's headquarters, the first official
Allied version Of the Iiimmlcr'
Bernadotte surrender converse
tons. Hitler was reported then dy'
ing of a brain hemorrhage, a week
before Doenitz pictured him as
meeting death in arms in the be-
sieged Berlin ReichSchancellcry
That Allied disclosure must large
ly deflate Doenitz even in Ger
man army and civilian eyes. 1t Is
significant, too, that it came from
Eisenhower headquarters, no'
from London or Washington.
1t tends to confirm the conchs
ion that the Allied governments
have left the enforcement Of IN
conditional surrender upon the tot
in the hands of Allied commands
in the field to be carried out every
where as it was carried Out Il
| Italy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
Daily Prayer
FOR PERSISTENCE IN PRAYER

Publicly, privately, and repeat
edly, we have sent sincere sup
plications to Thy throne. O over
ruling King and Saviour, in be-
half of our service men and wom-
en-, and of our Country and of
the United Nations. Now we ap-
proach Thee to plead that our
prayers may not grow too formal
or weak; but that with unflagging
zeal we may pray without ceas-
ing" Stir. our dull hearts to keen
er awareness of the need for
prayer and of the power of prayer.
May our every thought of our
fighting forces be an unconscious
prayer to Thee, the God of Bat
ties. Quicken our sense of depend
ence upon Thee. Whatever our lot
or station, may we know ourselves
to be fellow soldiers in this war
to establish the Kingdom of Heav-
en- upon earth. With passionate
pleading we commit ourselves 20
Thy will. Shorten this bitter or
deal, we beseech Thee, and send
peace in our time. Anen.-W.T.E E.
-V
Forty-four times as many people
between the ages of five and 10
died in the, United States in 1912
from accidents as died from in
fanti1e nara1vsis
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EDITORIAL COMMENT

Santo Tomas nurse, speaking OF the res
cuing American soldiers, exclaimed: oh
thew were so tall! 1t was so good to see
them!" Let the Japs blush, if they can. They
are stubby little guys, they know it, and it
hurts their pride. A psychologist tells Us their
monkeysze insignificance helps to explain
their compromising notion that they are the
master race. For years their scientists have
studied how to increase the Jap stature Sig
nifcantly. their desperately needed outpost of
Two Jin1a was largely manned with their tall
est fighters, who, though giants of their breed,
are no taller than our marines.-New York
Times.
Rarely is it true that there ought to be a
law" because there usually is. Chica 90
Daily News
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am certain every German man, woman,
and child within 100 miles COT Belsen) knew
what was going on there.-Maj. Gen. W. P.
Templar, AMG director, Est Army Group.
To decree a national employment goal Of
$4,000, 900 Or any other number Of jobs and
maintain that level by government invest
ment' if necessary is not the road to peace
time prosperity. Monthly Review. Guaranty
Trust Co. Of New York
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03
TOP % THE MORNING

Your birthday as my own to me is dear -.
But yours gives most; for mine did only
lend
Me to the world; yours gave to me friend.
MARTIAL.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-05-03

Editors note.-The Star and the News
accept no responsibility for the personal
views of Mr.. Pegler, and often disagree
with them as much as many of his read
ers. His articles serve the good purpose
of making people Think
Evening star., 1945-04-05
T axe Ny Word for 1t
Hey! /
fngerprintS!" +"
By FRANK COLBY.
What's the Good Word

! Franklin: My English class and I
have argued over the difference, If
any. between vacant and empty.
We've consulted the dictionaries in
vain. Can you help us?-J. H.
A. The words are synonymous ex-
cept in some senses. Think of the
terms thus: that is empty which is
not full, that is vacant which is not
occupied Thus: The box. bottle,
container, bucket, cup, glass, etc, is
empty.
The room, house, lot, apartment,
seat. Office. position, etc. is vacant.
Ottawa: In our class we had a
debate on the correctness of the
word upon in this sentence: We
struck upon a plan for entertaining
her. Should it be ''on"?-A G.
A This usage, which is somewhat
colloquial. permits either "on" or
upon" Usually, upon implies up
and on. as, He jumped upon the
chair" On usually implies location,
as. He is sitting on the floor"
But either proposition is permis-
Sible in figurative senses like: He
operated ton-upon> the patient; we
chanced 'on-upon happy solu-
ton. We struck (on-uponD a plan.
Norfolk: Which is correct, every
SO nften,' or ever so often '?-L,
T. G..
A. Every so often" is cclloquial
phrase meaning Frequently. occa-
sionallv at more or less regular in
Evening star., 1945-04-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

BRANDYWINE. MD.-Beautiful hog and
truck farm. 10 miles from District line
acres of clear land 25 acres of wooded
land. Tractor. truck and all necessary
farming equipment sold separately, Price
Sl2,50N. Call Lincoln 1924, ask for MR.
BUS DRIVER offers his 9l,a-acre farm.
81 acres clear, balance in pax timber;
stream through property, good road. cleo
trio and telephone. lines on hishway; /:
acres in wheat real buy. at S34 per
acre 30 miles to D. G. Also acre; f, front,
4 sfdS fasR ANpEhsoS q s
EoUIPPED CATTIE FARM-This 300
acre farm is 81 miles from Washington
over fine roads and has bus service al
the gate. 1t has about $50 acres of good
grass and crop land and is watered BY
springs and streams The house sets, back
from the road IN a grove on hill and
has been redecorated recently. From the
lawn there is a pleasant mountain view
There are. also tenant house. barns and
other buildings. Included are 80 steers
horses. machinery, crops, hogs and poul-
try There is so9d labor On oh the farm farm
shown SHOW 'by'pGno BY appointment mt MASON HiRsT
Annandale, Va. " Phone Alexandra 5si2
County, main highway: 245 acres, rich
Chester loan soil: 1o-room stone house. ,
DhlUSr d III L. b-IOOTn TENANT lluuSt' Ddilk
barn. all necessary outbuildines: tractor
and full tractor equipment with livestock
Priced for quick sale. S5O.00n. J LETTON
MARTIN, 954 Earle Building, RE. 2492
AID 6GS9
NEAR FREDERICK, MD. Vacant. $1,000
1l4-acre farm with excellent land and
never-failing spring and stream provldlne
Well-Watered pasture land: lu-room briCE
house with full basement. furnace and bath
modern kitchen, hardwood floors. new "a
COW modern barn with new dairy EQUIP
ment and two new Marietta sIloS. 1nX4U
and 1"x40: good bank barn, chicken house
adequate to accommodate 500 hens brooder
house for 1000 chicks and turkey house;
small orchard; this property is located lust
north of Frederick. at Bethel. Md. THOS
J. FISHER & CO, INC. Realtors, 73s 18th
st NV, DI 6S3O.
33i+. ACRES, fenced and ready to culti-
vate. Modern Improvements include s.
outbuildnss. Immediate possession for
farm use or for subdivision purposes Sell
ing because of health: asking S22 900:
worth your investigation LINK1NS CO.
exclusive agent, l Dupont Circle. De-
is ACRES. 4-room white painted frame
house, cleo and running water; very
good value on todays market, priced at
81 $50. Call Mr.. Williams CHI. 6212
COLONIAL REALTY CO, 2939 Wilson
blvd, CH. 5354, CHI. 5544, OK. 0515.
15 MILES OUT. % acres, facing Route
636, Fairfax County. Call Gil. l049. COY
E BICKIE
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

2 AND 8 ACRE TRACTS, within commut:
ing, distance Of Washington, suitable fol
building. $1,100 per acre: in country clut
section. Call MR.. SAUNDERS. Bradle,
0003. Ewes, WI. 514S.
"a mi. south of Rockville $4,000; hard
road, 400 frontage. Apply OWNER WI
6271, & to $50 pm.
23 ACRES near Landover Hills, Md, 1000
it., on Ardmore I'd, near Defense -, high ;h,
DEVELOPMENT; plenty of timber owner
wants offer and $3.50 an acre might buy
QUINN & MILLER. FIR. 200.
COLESVILLE-6 acres, miles from D. e
line, just off Colesville pike: price, S4,25Q
cash; Call AVON sHoCKEY. OR. 2"44
or IA. 4S4s
u ACRE, with 14O-ft. frontage. on State
hard-surfaced hwy, at Annandale; school
churches, bus, store; $3.50, $50 down. Is
mo- VERNON M LYNCH & SONS, Route 3,
Alexandria, Va; phone Alexandria 1906
closed Sundays.
80 ACRES, on improved main road; west Of
YEILOTT &. CO., MA. 04S4.
5-ACRE TRACTS. with $50 IT. frontage
on Route 240 at Clarksburg. Md. Ideal
restricted building sites. $1,000 each
tract, $50 cash, balance yrs. OWNER
81. S55I
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, ID. c. March 30 1913,
sealed proposals will be received at Room
sylvania ave. NV. until : o'clock pm. m.
E. w T, April L. 1915. and then pub
licly opened and read for removing the
six existing elevators in the District Build
ave NV. and installing four new elevators.
complete with new lncloSed shafts includ
ing alterations and remodeling work. Pro-
posa! forms, specifications and drawings
Building. mh31 app "a 80.
ommission.-Contract No 1S4-W. Con
structing Standpipe foundation. Sealed
proposals for eXcavating approximately
5000 cubic yards of earth, placing 100
crete and laying 800 feet of 2l inch re-
| inforced concrete pipe drains for the prep
aration of the foundation for a steel
standpipe IN connection with the public
be received at the, office of the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Commission Ham,
| ilton street Hyattsvllle, Maryland. until
3pm., Eastern War Time, Friday, April &
| be publicly opened and read. Plans and
specifications may be obtained from Harry
R. Hall. chief engineer of the commission
Hyattsville, MARYLAND, upon deposit of So
or to those returning plans and specifca-
tionS in good condition. PERRY BOS-
WELL. J. DONALD CLAGETT, FRANK B.
SMITH. Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS, D. c., April 3, 1876
Sealed proposals will be, received at Room
vania ave. n W. until . O'Clock pm. EW T
April l6; l945, and then publicly opened
and read for laying new asphalt tile floors
in the ,Psychopathic Group. Gallinger Hos
pital, located near 18th and B SITS. Sc
Form of proposal will be obtained at Room
District Building. ap3,4 3D., 3.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

sos VIRGINIA AVE. S.E.-s rms, bath
front and back ya.d; Semidetached; h W a.
pT1ce az and c terms reasonable LA SALE
s-RooM BRICK HOUSE in 1st CONNER.
sa n HE1RN RFeef G se
slieo 1000. EYES, GE, 2964-
BETHESDA-Brick store. ?OxsO. lot 20,
-: COMPRISING store and , apis apis on INC
SEVEN I-FAMILY FLATS-Deal direc
WITH owner; save @ G9mmiSSlons. AZ: an.H
section facing Govt. park: shopping center
schools etc, block away. tenants furnish
ell utilities except heat; complete man an,
but an investment of $4,000 cash in each
building will yield 15cs cash return plu!
aTTH agTgHmqIapIGlSn Of Substantial equity GOLD
so. #. covered with 2-story building, real
for Sl.920 annually; owner pays taxes anc
insurance only. no 9O-day clause; an ex
Cellent business property investment a
$4,000; property clear and $1,000 Is
trust can be arraneed See Mr. Parsons
WEAVER BROS, INC, WASHINGTON Bldg,
OWNER WILL SELL group of two 4-famiIy
apis and one ;-tsmlly apt, located in
Petworth area: low rentals, tenants fur
ih GTR Sf es MR BdiS4 Ff2 Ex For
CLOSE To DOWNTOWN WASHINGTON
Modern brick store. leased until l94S &c
large chain organization at $1,000 year
building 5Oxl"0 #. freproof construction
with large adjoining parking area: an idea
investment with splendid postwar possibli-
ties. Price and terms on application with
MIR Wolberg, IA. 1856 with SHANNON
tTCHS tVCES fST G2 1872 I232 st NV NA 2345
unusual sroup OF properties on Nortf
Capitol St. off Florida ave; 3 stores, :
brick houses, one detached 2family brick
n al n q n
excellent future value: only S4,750. terms
Cali TN . pm. LEO. M BERNSTEIN co,
NE. 5400. Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
APARTMENT" near Kennedy st. NV,
his detached brick building with % units
IS offered at an attractive figure with a
splendid return: only. 81 5000 cash pay
ment REQUIRED. Call Me. I4I until 9 pm
!. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
\ GROUP of prewar constructed, COM
pletely modern 4-family apts.. in finest
n W. location. The ideal investment for
'he careful. conservative investor. Fol
further details contact Mr. Fisher. JESS
FISHER 4, CO. Realtors. "I3 N. Y. ave
NV. RE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION! 20 beautiful
hoi ON Of dh m at some Td Of these
concrete street. and curb in place; graded.
on Leegate I'd, 14th St, 18th St, Eastern
ave. and other connecting SITS, from $500
up. Act at once because immediately
mendous demand for homes n this un-
that you build on these lots win sell tor
ing arranged. SHAPIRO, INC, ownt's,
WooDE6 oS HS5m99t GorsPuy NE IMPROVED H streets
curb, sewer and water; ready to build on;
in Woodhaven. Washington,s finest subpr-
ban community. Call MR.. DEIN, WI
CORNER 10th and Taylor NV tsouth-
west corner, perfect town location, 8oXl 90
gntil . p.m F: 4; TWEED CO, 1904
KS Toll House Tavern, $3.50 to - $50.
3 lots in Woodside Park, $1,000 to $3.50.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
APT. HOUSE sITE-we have for sale ap-
prox. 100000 SO; It. of Eround located in
nation call GRAHAM HALL. Realtors WI
1880: evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Schafer,
SILVER SPRING. near Catholic and Prot
eStant churches. schools stores: lots. all
imp, $1,000. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
Warehouse. on vide street in heart Of city. M
size 51xl26 #. Call Harry Cohen, GE.
02S6. SHANNON ~ LUCHS CO, 1905 H
st. n W. MA. 2345.
3 LARGE LOTS for sale separately. on
wide improved street. 80 and 20 by $50;
west Of Wis, ave, Md. price, $500 ca.
YEILOTT IL CO.. MA. CASA
ATTRACTIVE HOMESITES in highly re-
strcted WILLIAMSBURG lane, bordering
rk
near shopping center and Uptown Theater,
Call EN-. OBI.
ATTENTION BUILDERS-l5 lots, Be-
theSda area, wooded; minimum Soft
frontage water and sewer in $500 TO
5000 each.
30 lots. Takoma Park, close in; water
and sewer in; wooded. $3.50 each.
Bethesda apt. site, for garden type group
Of l3O units: S25,O0O. Call Mr.. Flora,
WI. 23SS, with EDMUND J. FLYNN,
RE 1918.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK l941 Special 4-dr sedan; low
mileage: two-tone paint: very pretty car
PLY. 40 or Al, NE. 9lS2, before $50
heatei, black fnish: oPA warranted. vii
LIANiS &; BAKER, INC, Nash dealers.
BUICK I94i Sedanette; black finish: ra-
lighter car 1929 l4th ST. NV.
BUICK 1910 Special sedan: good condi-
ton; low ceiling: Will finance. 1900 L
CHEvRoLET 1897 e-dr. sedan; excellent
tires and mechanical condition: ideal for
war worker or farmer in Virglnia or Mary
CHEVROLET 1888 4-door sedan automo-
bile and tires very good condition. $3.50
CHEVROLET 1886 standard e-door: beau
tita orgina black tnsh excellent G1e svBs ne
xsed sqnaitoh below -"S1f ssn3 az f"ol Rsn
GROSSLY, almost new, convertible sedan;
over 40 miles to gal of gas leaving town
and would like to trade for large late
mode car for moving. RE. 1907 after
DE SOTO 80 coach: good condition 2 new
tires want 4e-4l, prefer convert, private.
DODGE 1896 coupe; nice little car pri-
Vately owned: must sell right away; see
at parking lot, 9th and G sts. NV. before
FORD 1884; very low mileage and in per-
feet cond.; like to sell right away. See
at ESQ STA, S0l st. NV. or call
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1912 4-door sedan.
light-blue finish, heater. special 2-tone
seat covers; trade and terms CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO, 1922 22nd st. NV. Ma.
$500
L;NcoLN,zEPHYR i;LS 1899 sedan; 3 new
parkway, Riverdale, Md; UN 4644.
NASH 1897 6-cyl. 2-door sedan; heater,
ranted. WILLIAMS q BAKER, INC, Nash
dealers. 2Sl9 NJ st. NV.
room finish has heater; will arrange terms
and trade. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO.,
1922 22nd st. NV. MA. 5000.
PACKARD 1910 4-door sedan: 6-cylinder,
sale by owner; can be seen at 4112 Clagett
rd.. College HgtS Estates. Md. 3"
PLYMOUTH 1885 e-door sedan, S1S5.
Wisconsin 1874
Evening star., 1945-04-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. ideal for = people, singi,
desk for l.; also telephone and mail -sery
1000 FIT. TO select tenant, one entir,
building, 202 King St, Alexandria: M
more handsome quarters for individual OF
organization to be found in Washington
area, built in 1900, it represents the bes
architectural tradition of the period. SCI
your own broker or phone TIE. 2020. 6"
Woodward BLDG; $50 a mo-; available May
J. Box 15-G. Star.
PENTHOUSE. Stewart Bldg, 9Th and Z
SIS. NV, available Immediately for office
approx. l7X5O; suitable for architect. con-
Struction Offices. photographer or similar
AuAtneSs will remodel to suit tenant
JEROME s. MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV,
RE. 24BO
"O3s EYE ST. NV. facing Pa. ave. park;
attractive. large office. 5S:i square feet
! st floor; $50 monthly. BRODIE L
COLBERT. INC. Realtors. Ma $50.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

tervals." Some sticklers for gram
mar rail at the expression. holding
that every SO often is as absurd as
saying every frequently, every oc-
casionally." But the expression
seems destined to become a respect
able idiom
Ever so often" is an intensive
impling very often as: I'VE see
them ever so often" 1t is similar to
such expressions as, We like them
ever so much; it seems TO take ever
so long"
Evening star., 1945-04-05
Uncle Rays Corner

Perhaps you remember my telling
about the boy who asked for "a map
of what Germany will look like after
the war"
1, too, should like to have map
of that kind. but the new bound
aries will not be set until after a
peace treaty is drawn up and signed.
Yet these two points seem clear:
l. The country has been largely
wrecked
2. Germany will be smaller after
the peace treaty than it was in
1888
The wrecking of Germany started
long before the borders were crossed
by troops of the United Nations.
Hundreds of bombing raids had been
made. and scores of cities had been
struck.
! Hamburg. Berlin and Cologne
are among the German cities which
suffered fearful damage, both before
and after the crossing Of the bor-
derS.
The bombing plan for Germany
was laid out to destroy war factories,
gasoline centers and railway yards.
Yet bombardiers could hardly be ex-
pected to hit only those marks.
Countless houses have been shaken
down by blockbusters, townbusters
and other bombs.
The Nazi high command opened
the bombing of cities early in the
war. London and other British cities
suffered from German raids early in
the war. Then came the reply which
brought far more damage to Ger
many than had been done to Great
Britain.
War has come home to the Ger
man people Many of them NAV
say, quite truly, that they did not
approve of the war plans of Nazi
leaders, but the net result Is the
same. They have lost homes and
relatives amid their shattered cities.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
HOUSE TRAILERS.

NEW KOZY. Plat ano Superior; also new
tandem LIBERTY: many good USED trailerS
including tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route !, Ber-
vvn. I'D Tel Rerwyn - for appraisal
DUO TRAILER. % #. S-ply tires. VIII
sacrifice for : 395' leaving town. Earl
TOBIASSEN, SP 0S9U. 5000 Branch ave.
:, miles from Anacostia on Route 3.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarterS-
New tandem wheel Americans on display
also 3-rm TraveloS and Schultz, many
used 'railers and luggage trallers u. :
and - mos financing plans. Call us today
for appralsalS. Repairs and all types OF
service work We have Barnes Inierna-
tlonal and Duo-Term heaters in stock.
lL.lN MlEcAn z N.Il -L.l.L.l
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MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N Y ave NV National 1898
MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO.. S04 18th
st. NV.
1st AND end TRUST LOANs-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., Sl7 9th st NV DI. 6l50
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr.. Green tstrictly confidentiaD. MA
TIONAL FINANCE CO. 1014 K st. NV.
on your auto, furniture, signature. GEN
ERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP. 1903 Balti-
more ave, Hysttsville. Md Warfield 3lSl
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of Sections
. and of the District of Columbia Podi-
airy Act ,Public-No. 6S7. 10Th Congress---
Chapter 451-:ird Session-H. R. S6g2)
the District of Columbia Board of Podiatry
Examiners at a regular meeting held March
21, 1914, adopted the following regulation
After a person has failed the District Of
times. he Cor shel shall not be licensed in
the District of Columbia by reciprocity "
(S) EDWARD E. THOMPSON, D. S. c..
President. tS) ELLIOTT C. Schultz
D. S. c.. SecretaryTreasurer.
mhG9 ap5.I2.
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.1fAUroMoBILEs FOR SALE Cont, ,

PLYMOUTH 1912 special de luxe 4-door
MARKET AUTO SERVICE. 623 H ST. ne.
PLYMoUTH. transmission for 1910 to
and 1886 Pontiac; also grill for 1888
PLYMOUTH CoUPE, 1884 good running
condition. $275. GREENES MOTOR CO..
PONTIAC 1924 coupe. $3.50; excellent
tires and spare. good condition. Phone
PONTIAC 1884 coupe; $3.50; excellent
tires and spare; good condition. Phone
CHI. O4l2 after $50 pm.
STUDEBAkEk 1912 Champion club sedan;
l94l Commander sedan; de luxe equipped; :;
Al Champion 4-door sedan: 32 Com.
CENTER, 5S5 No. Glebe rd Arlington, Va.
ATTENTIoN-Tradey your car on a better
finding what you want. Win pay of bal
ance If financed Telephone us for in
formation nj ion RANDALIL MOTORS sSgn INC
CAB, a Dodge, for sale with PUG license.
Phone AT. 522S.
USED CAR SALE.
Al Studebaker 20" Commander sedan.
radio and heater
Al Lincoln -Zerhyr custom sedan, r. and h.
= Mercury sedan, r. and h.
AZ GhrySler Saratoga sedan. and 2
40 Packard ''6'' sedan, r. and h., overqflVe
40 La Sale club coupe, r. and h.
40 OldS torpedo sedan, r. and h:
40 Buick Century sedan, +. and h..
30 Buick Special club coupe. +. and h.
Many others IN stock
HYATTsVILLE BUICK CO. WA. 4111.