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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25
performance to boost War bond sales
when they might be in civies.
Coast Shipyard Jobs Drop

Washington, D. c. (ILNS).-Ship
building employment in the San
Francisco Bay area decreased more
than 10000 in the past year, Paul v
McNutt, head of the War Manpower
Commission, reported. An additional
cut of 10000 workers was expected
in the next 6 months, he said, but add
ed that there would be an estimated
increase of about 10000 jobs in ship
repair work.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25
ORDINANCE No. 447l

TO Borrow Money by Issuing Note or
Notes in Anticipation of the Issuance
Of bonds to be Issued in Anticipation
Of the Collection Of Special ASSESS
ments to Ray the Cost and Expense Of
Improving twelfth Street, from Lin
coin Avenue South to the southern
Terminus, in the Fifth Ward Of the
City OF Hamilton, Ohio, by Construct
ing Sanitary Sewers, Manho1es ana
House Connections from the Main Line
to the Curb Line Where Necessary.
5 BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council of
the City of Hamilton, Ohio:
SECTION /: That it is deemed nec-
essary to borrow money in anticipation
of the issuance of bonds to be issued in
anticipation of the collection OF special
assessments to pay the cost and expense
of improving Twelfth Street, from Lin
coin Avenue south to the southern ter
minus, in the Fifth Ward Of the City OF
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25
AFL MACHINISTS WIN
BENDIX ELECTIONS

Baltimore, Md.-The International
Association of Machinists, AFL, won
a run-off election to determine the col
lective bargaining agent for approx
mately 5000 production employees of
three Bendix radio plants here.
The AFL affiliate got 1,276 votes to
$50 for the CIO, the National Labor
Relations Board announced at the con-
clusion of the counting of ballots.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25

WITH YOUR responsibilities,
w can you afford to let . Head
ache, Muscular Pains, Functional
Monthly Pains or Simple Neural
Ria slow you down7 Dr.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have been bring
ing relief from these common dis-
comforts for nearly sixty years.
Countless American HOUSEWIVES
consider Anti-Pain Pills almost
a much Of . necessity in The
medicine cabinet, a r -four IN the
kitchen cupboard. They have Dr..
Miles Anti-Pa Pills IN the house,
many Of them carry these little
pain relievers in purse o. hand
bag. They are prepared Tor these
minor aches and pains that some
times oceur in almost sveay family
ARE YOUf Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills axs pleasant - take
and do not upset the stomach.
Get Dr.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
ct your drug store. Regular
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25
Hamilton New Business

James Jones 338R High St., Restau
rant.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1945-05-25

Being an Ordinance to Borrow Money by
Issuing Notes in Anticipation Of the
Collection Of Special Assessments to
Pay the Cost and Expense Of Con-
structing Sidewalks, Curb and Gutter
on Various Streets in the City Of Ham
ilton Ohio, said work being done dur
ing the Year 1945.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

tt, gospod porocnik, - odvrne'
start MOI, clovek hitrejse
lahko pride tu-sem, kot pa 81
misli. Lahko noe, gospod poroc-
mix.
cuvaj gre poeasi proti svoji
hisici.
Srce mu je bilo polno in bill je
je tako srecen, kot sc nj Sc mix
dar cutil srecnega v svojem ziv-
ljenju. Lepo dekle je bilo njego-
vo in ljubi ga. Toda k d o je
pravzaprav ia Maria? Nicesar
nj vedel o njej in j je vendar
tako svecano dal svoje zagoto-
vilo. Kaj, &c MEGA nj bila vred-
ma? Ali nj ravnal malo proved
nepremisljeno?
Toda ne, izraz teh oci, ia ma
smeh je cist, pristen - tako Sc
laz ne bi mogla zakriti. Ko pri-
de domov, nj mogel spati. Zato
pise svoji Mariji dolgo ljubeznji-
vo pismo, polno strastnih OBJ
ljub.. Sam ga nese v postni pre-
dal, da DO njegova izvoljenka
imela jutranji pozdrav in sele
potem gre veselega srca po-
steljo.
Komaj caka naslednjega We
eera. zopet je bill pred casom
ma prostoru. Zdaj pa je Maria
prisla takoj "a MIN. Nasproti j
razpne roke in Maria mu pade
okoli vratu.
Tukaj, sem dragec! - Sc
mu smeje in ga pogleda. - Pa
sem sc tudi pozurila, da ne hi
cakal ma meme. Hvala "a tvoje
pismo!
Wolf jo pogladi po vrocem IL
| GU.
- Kako zaris, dekle!
- Sal je tudi tako soparno,
- Sc pritozuje, - skoro mi po-
haja sapa; samo da ne bi prisla
kaka nevihta.
- Ali Sc bojis?
-Dai in nepopisno; tedaj sem
zelo nemirna' in me hoce unici-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25
ENAKoPRAvNOsT

ii. Ne irnej me "a otroka, toda
pomagati 81 ne morem.
Bojazljiv zajeek 81; sal
sem vendar JAZZ pri tebi, -- Sc
smeje Wolf.
- Da, pri meni 81! - L. ME
nih besed je zvenelo veliko "a
upanje in pogleda ga tako za>
upno naravnost v oci, da jo gi-
njen poljubi ma oci.
- Ne boj Sc.
Kakor vceraj sedita zopet ma
klopi. Lezala mu je v njegovih
rokah.
Wolf jo neprenehoma gleda v
lepi obraz, katerega Sc nj mogel
nagledati. Igraje il izvlece lasne
igle IL las, da j debeli zlati ko-
dri padejo ma ra1nena in jo OBJ
dajajo kot svetniski sijaj.'
- Kako krasni so tvoji lasje,
kako cudovita njih barva - po
pravici nosis svoje ime; tt 81
mole edino sladko dekle!
- Mem pa Sc zdi, da je vsa
pravljica in lie SAME, ko me dr.
zis, moi dragi! Ii, XII te vse obo-
zuje, 81 moi! - Poslusaj, kako
zvrgoli slavec. Kako lepo je,
Wolf!
- Da, Maria, kaka sreca da
Sc enkrat imava, tt moja - in
vedno jo poljubuje. Tako sedita
in okusata eden drugega. Resni
moz je bill yes drug. Njegovo
lice je zare,o v blazeni sreci, ka-
dar je drzal krasno bite v svo-
jih rokah. N jej pa je bilo Sc
vedno nerazumljivo imeti moza,
XII so ga obozevale vse zenske
in XII je prosec ljubezni kleeal
pred njenimi nogami - biti ME
mu emo in vse!
In kako iskreno jo je ljubil, je
cutila il vsega njegovega obna-
sanja. Kako zapeljivo je znal
prositi: kako je pogled njego-
viii oci potrjeval besede njego-
viii ust! Mad vse srecna je bila
" zavesti njegove ljubezni in ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

srcek. Oh, ko bi vedel, kako sc
bonn pehala po svetu, da bonn
morala biti modistinja, da 81
bonn mogla posteno sluziti svol
kruh -- vsled' ginjanosti ne
more vec dalje govoriti.
= Toda dekle, molei vendar
o tenn, ako te tako prevzame.
In &c ne bi nicesar vedel o tebi,
mi zadostuje zavest, da me lJu-
bis! Sal ne morec mic "a to;
sladka 81 in dobra, - jo tolazi,
- vidis, zdaj 81 bonn vse resno
premislil, bonn mislil o svojem
bodocem poslu, da Sc lahko v
kratkem porociva. Pc manevrih
bonn vlozil prosnjo "a odpust in
"a Bozic 81 ze moja zenka. Ma
vsak nacin moras pustiti svojo
sluzbo. Primerno stanovanje "a
svoio zarocenko bonn ze nasel.
- Pred Is. Julien te ne mo-
rem. Proti gospel Gundetovi sem
nekoliko obvezana in je ne mo-
rem sedaj, ko je toliko della, kar
pustiti. Sicer pa Sc bova Sc mno-
gokrat videla, kaj ne? Sal sva
Sc komaj nasla. Pred vsem pa,
nikar Sc ne prenagli, Wolf! Sal
vem, kako rad 81 vojak. o, Wolf,
zdaj te hocem uzivati - sal sem
tako srecna, tako zelo, da sc kar
bojim zbuditi sc il teh sanj.
Prelepo je, da bi moglo vedno
trpeti. Ia meme nj srece, - pri-
stavi zalostno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

kai rada, cetudi te imam rada.
- Prosim te; v tvoje stano-
vanje ne morem priti - vendar
me ne bos pustila zastonj ca
kati.
O, ko hi vedel, sal ne bo
veG dolgo tako. Daj mi malo ca
sa "a premislek, jutri Sc bova o
vsem pogovorila - torej, tt prl-
des?
- Maj bo, da! Zdaj pa lahko
noe, Wolf!
Sc enkrat 10 stisne k sebl.
Niune ustnice so pocivale enc ma
drugih V dolgem, vrocem polju-
bu. Nato sc mu izvije il obje-
ma in lahkih korakov odhiti.
- Sladko dekle! - sepece
predse.
Ravno, ko stoji pred vrati,
pride S stranske poti star MOI
- pokopaliski cuvaj, XII ga de-
helo in osupnjen pogleda. To
srecanje je bilo "a VOLTA malo
madeleine. Salutira mu in rece:
- Dober vecer; sal me Sc pu-
site, da grem skozi vrata.
Start moz ga pomenljivo po-
gleda kot bi hotel reel: - Kaj
vendar delas tukaj? Taxi ljudje,
kot ii, SO prav redki ma tenn pro-
storu in oh tenn casu. Kaj do
brega gotovo nisi nameraval. -
Wolf je mislil, da mora kaj re-
ci. Zato rece nekoliko prisilje-
no:
- Poiskal sem 81 samo pro-
stor "a svoj grob. Sal mi to do
volite?
V takih stvareh Sc nj Sail
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

svoj ljubeznivi dekliski nacin nu
sramezljivo zasepece v uho:
- Zdaj pa ii hocem povedati
IL svojega zivljenja. Wolf, -
priene po kratkem casu. - Nj
mnogo, vendar dovolj zalostne-
ga "a sibko dekle, kot sem JAZZ.
Imela sem srecna otroska leta
in dobila skrbno vzgojo do casa,
ko sta mi zaporedoma umrla oee
in matt, ko sem bila stara sest-
najst let. Moi oce je bill zdrav-
mix v Rigi, moja matt pa je bila
liz ruske knezje rodovine. In tako
sem ostala sama - kan? So
rodniki mole matere MISC hoteli
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

nicesar vedeti Q meni; popolno-
ma SO Sc j odrekli, ker je poro-
ella navadnega mescana, XII je
bill poleg tega Sc nemske narod-
nosti. Premozenja nj bilo. Sta
risi so ineli veliko stanovanje.
Mama je bila tako razvajena in
nieesar nj smela pogresati in oce
je bill tako slaboten in popust-
ljiv; svojo lepo zeno je obdal z
vso luksurijoznostjo in mnogo
bolj, kot pa so mu dovoljevali
njegovi dohodki. In MEGA, ah,
so vsi ljubili in spostovali, XII so
ga poznali. Bill je tako dober in
izobrazen. JAZZ sem bila njegov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-25

krat, kajti to me zali. Cd tebe
vendar ne moren nicesar "a
stonj vzeti.
- Ali nimas starsev ali So
rodnikov, h katerim bi mogla
iti?
- Popolnoma sem sama; nj
kogar nimam ma svetu - kOt
tebe, - rece zalostnO. - Pri-
hodnjic ii bonn povedala o svo-
jem pokoljenju, danes ne. TIE
vesele ure 81 ne maram ogreniti
spOminom na zalOstne case.
Maj ii DO to "a danes dovolj.
Svoje ljubezni nisi poklonil ne
vrednemu dekletu. Oh moi III
belki mi rojenice tudi MISC pele
in prerokovale, da 81 bonn en-
krat kot modistinja sluzila svoj
kruh.
Meme oci so bile polne solz,
ko je to izgovorila. Wolf jih S
poljubom popije njenih tre-
palnic.
- Pusti to, draga moja, - jo
prosi, - povej mi sano, ako me
V resnici ljubis. Sam sem in Sc
lie sedaj sem nasel vsebino svo-
jega zivljenja in V tebi vidim
vse. Maria, ako mi bos kdaj ne
zvesta, tega ne bi prenesel.
IL njegovega glasu je zvenelo
globoko custvovanje. Tedaj pa
Sc Maria spusti z njegovih ko-
len ma tia, poklekne pred njego-
We noge in mu poljubi roko.
- Kaj vendar delas, nikar te-
ga! - In odtegne j roko.
- Pusti me, - pravi. - Ma
to polozi svoje lice njegovo
dian in upre svoje velike oci
vanj ter pravi iskreno:
- Wolf, ako ze hoCes slisati,
ljubim te, dokler te poznam. Ia
tebe zivim in u1nrjem. In ma mo-
jo zvestobo sc mores zanesti
kot ma svojo!
Tedaj pa prime memo glavo.
z obema rokama in j globoko
pogleda njene velike nedolz-
ne oci. Kaj mu je tedaj zarelo
nasproti, ga je morale zelo "a
dovoljiti, kajti poljubil je njeno
jasno cello.
- Hvala tt, draga moja, -
goVori in jo potegne k sebi.
- Moi preljubi! - mu sme-
je sepece.
Tedaj pa jo strastno privije
k sebi ter pokrije sladke ustni-
ce z gorecimi poljubj. Boza il
razgreto lice in pravi;
- Ii 81 moja pravIjica, moi
solnGni zarek.
Tako nirno je bilo, tako od-
dalJeno cd sveta vse Okoli nil
ju, samo slavceva koprneGa pc
sem je zvenela V jasno noe. Dol
go je Maria slonela njego-
vem objemu - oba sta molGala
- tako srecna sta bila svoii
ljubezni, zavesti, da imata
drug drugega.
- Moran iti, Wolf, - pravi
kOneCno tho.
- Ostani Sc tn, dusa draga,
- jo prosi.
- Ne, Wolf, pozno je zo. Sa-
mo &c bodo Sc vrata odprta.
Maria vstane, popravi 81 lase
in 81 pokrije klobuk.
- Ako ze mora tako biti, -
da Sc lo6iva, tedaj te spremim.
- Prosim, ne. Pusti me, da
grem sama, sal me nj strah.
- Pa zakaj? Mogoce te bo
kdo nadlegoval.
- Rajsi to, kot pa, da hi me
kdo videl S teboj. Vem, da ne
katere moje sodelavke rade po-
noci hodijo okoli in ako me vi
dijo, potem je vse koncano. Sal
me ze itak ne marajo.
- Tedaj bonn Sci "a teboj; do
vrat te bonn spremil. - Prime
jo okoli pasu; malo pred izho-
dom Sc ustavita.
- Lahko noe, moi dragi!
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Uncle Roy Corner

Lord Carnarvon and Howard Car
ter were excited when they entered
the tomb in the Valley of the Kings
Their first glimpse of the first room
showed them more treasure than
they had seen in all the tombs they
had entered before
This was the tomb of Tutankha-
men. often called King Tut" ="
Speaking of the day in 1922 when
he first entered the tomb, Carter
later said.
This was the day of DAYS, the
most wonderful that have ever
lived through
On that day Garter saw masses
of heaped-up treasures in the out
ermoSt room of the tomb. There
were statues of King Tut. along
with a golden throne. There were
inlaid chests, and figures of strange
looking animals, also vases and
cups carved from alabaster.
Among the animal figures was a
''Hathor cow" This had long,
thin body, and tail which curved
upward and forward in loop.
Hathor was the Egyptian goddess
OF love and joy. The COW was her
special animal, and sometimes a
picture, or statue, of her showed
her with a human body and the
head of a COW.
The room was about 25 feet
Evening star., 1945-09-27

long and II feet wide. A couch in
side it was made in such a way
that each end would rest on the
back to a Hathor COW.
One chest contained leopard
skin. The skin probably was worn
as a robe $500 years ago. On it
were stars of gold and silver.
Another object found in the tomb
was a small chair with panels of
ivory and gold. This chair probably
was used by Tutankhamen during
his early childhood.
. Carter and Carnarvon spent seven
weeks clearing the first room of
the tomb. Hundreds of objects were
taken out, among them being linen
garments which had been worn by
King Tut.
After careful study of the con-
tents of this room, and a smaller
one adjoining it. Carter declared
that it was plain that robbers had
tried to steal the treasures. II
seems, however, that the robbers
were frightened away before they
could do much damage.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Handbook of Practical English.


@. have found it difficult to ex-
plain 20 my class why party" should
not be used in the meaning of an
individual human being. Will you
please discuss this for US?
A. Primarily, party is collective
noun similar to crowd. group, COM
pany, as, a hunting party, a po-
litical party, a dinner party, card
party.
Only in legal usage should party
designate a single person, as, the
party to lawsuit, one of the par
ties in a divorce action.
Avoid: He is the party I spoke
of" Better: He is the person I
spoke of.
Avoid: "A certain party of my
acquaintance Better: An acquaint-
ance (friendI of mine.
/ The word individual" literally
means "a single entity. that which
cannot be divided as, society is
made up of individuals: man must
be regarded as an individual, and
he must accept his individual re-
/ sponsibility.
Therefore, use of individual to
designate a specific person is un-
desirable.
| Avoid: She's a charming indi-
vidual" Better: She is charming
! person (girl. womanl.
/ Of late, the word character" has
entered American slang in the
meaning of, loosely, any specific
person. as, And so I says to this
character, I says, what kinda char
acter do you think I ana jerk?
says"
While character in the meaning
of person is inaccurate, the word
may properly be used in desig-
mating person of uncommon or
outstanding personality, as, Napo-
leon is a great historic character:
the eccentric old man was local
character who was both loved and
feared; according to her friends,
she was sanity character.
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-09-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

25O ACRES near Fredericksburg, Va. Inn
proved with Groom house equipped with
electricity, modern bath and good heating
pant good barns and other outbuild-
ineS> Soil produces excellent yields of
grain and long feed. Stock and imple-
ments available. Very reasonable at SIS
000 Terms if desired. GATEWOOD S
BENNETT, Realtor. Ma 634l.
70 ACRES, 100 miles south Washington,
! A miles of store, depot and U. s. 33;
Iruft, spring. pasture: 4 rooms and 81 900
worth OF outbuildings all for S1,275, or
floo cash, $50 monthly. L. L. SELF,
Evening star., 1945-09-27
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

RECAPPING in Wash, 1-day service: guar
antee workmanship; leave the car before
am. ready at . pm. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO. 1496 Il st. ne. Phone LU.
oS3a snd LU. 1917.
MOTORS, brand new, '3J to AZ Chrysler
Dodge. Plymouth and De Soto; low install
lstion charge. BURROWS MOTORS 800
M st. Sc TR $500
polntment; leave YOUR car y am, pick 1t
up at pm: finest grade materials used: :
Gaping mechanics: all work guaranteed;
angie parking facilities. PALDER d
HANNA, 41l6 r. I. ave, Hyattsville, UN.
TIRES, used ana lecaps. 9th ST. TIRE
SHOp. II II 9th st NV, MA. $3.50. %
MoIORCYCLE, late Indian Bonneville
62O1 evenings.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1888 "A L. H.; good
engine and tires, buddy seat, twin sealed
beam light. AL. 111H
Evening star., 1945-09-27
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK. Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Olds
mand of returning overseas veterans
Highest prices paid for clean cars, Drive
inside. our modern parking building for
appraisal or call Mr.. Miller at EX. 1890.
RANDALL MOTORS. INC. 1850 18th st.
NV. Corner 18th and M.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. POHANKA
SERVICE. 1926 goth st. NV. District
914I
AUSTIN wanted, and all other makes.
Jack Blank says. I'VE are urgently in need
of cars from private owners" Call Adams
$500 at once. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
"Washington's largest Pontiac dealer
l431 Irving st NV
Evening star., 1945-09-27
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY On SECOND rRUSI-We Will
buy Eecond-trust notes. . c., nearby Nd
OF Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE d INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
ave NV National 1888
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult rs before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co s17 9th st. NV. DI $3.50.
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates; term or monthly payments. p. J.
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4Fe interest Prompt
service MOORE d HILL CO.. S04 18th
st. NV
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Nd. Va.
or D. C property. THE AMERICAN CO.
TNLSrEp SSa INF n AuSDs s4ss available for ss and
End trust loans. Call DRURY REALTY
CORPORATION RE ll23
Evening star., 1945-09-27
ACREAGE WANTED.

WILL BUY up to 200 acres of ground in
Maryland, within seven miles of D. c., for
subdivision: will pay top price. Call
200 200 TO 100 ACRES FLAT GROUND, not
vqoULD LIKE TO BUY cheap wooded acre
sac within 25-mile radius of Washing ton,
either Virginia or Maryland. Answer Civ
2Ss
gAvE CASH CLIENTS for to % acre
.sacts In Montgomery County, also will
purchase acreage or finance DEVELOPMENTS
4 any good direction. o. H. GARVIN.
.arie Bldg. EX. :2223; ewes, Mr.. Cullen,
Evening star., 1945-09-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FLORIDA OIL LANDs-Ten-acre tracts
IN area near Miami, now paying better
than 5fc net annually. Box 139-X, Star.
CLOSE TO ALABAMA AVE. S.E.--1O acres.
on good elevation, zoned for apartments;
$4,000. M. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Realtors, est. 1887 1913 st. NV, DI.
10l5.
TO & ACRES-Colesville pike near
Sl5,000,000 Navy Ordnance Laboratory
now being constructed and enlarged :, times
the original project; price, 3l2c per 50. fit.
43.o6O SO. IT; in, each acre.. terms to
suit; nearly all sold. FULTON R; COR
TIL pm. Brokers, attention
ATTRACTIVE BUILDING OPPORTUNITY.
80 very desirable acres all set with luxu-
rant shade trees interspersed with many
oogwood trees. Splendid elevation. Ideal
Tor subdivision into building plots; this
ends itself to one-half-acre plot idea.
Z roadways,, Hard-surface road with
electricity and telephone fronting on prop
erty. Many wanting houses here. S. R.
NORMAN. RID ) Box 441: Alexandria, Va.
2217 ACRES adjacent to Sleepy Hollow on
Lee blvd, suitable for fine subdivision:
price, $3.50 per acre. EASTMAN q
STEELE, Realtors Falls Church o62N.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
Speedy Arrest

CHICAGO P.-At 1:49 pm.
Richard Sullivan, %, called Morton
Grove police to report his car had
been stolen. At 1852 police arrested
a l5-year-old youth driving the
stolen vehicle three -forths of mile
from the locale of the theft.
Evening star., 1945-09-27
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

LohibA FARMLAND AChES, future IN
dependence and security, located in rich
agricultural community within easy reach
of the recreational facilities of the At
lantic Ocean and the Gulf coast May be
purchased in tracts of 20 acres for 5000
Pay as little as $50 down and SO per
month. Send for illustrated booklet, no
obligation. RELIABLE REALTY CO.. 11Os
18th st. NV.
BALTIC. MD, 2515 Liberty Hgts. ave,
beautiful suburban, 50x150, vacant, 1st
floor, s rms, bath; 2nd floor, 2 apts. each.
= rms and bath; Gear garage, h.-w. oil;
re reaSonable MRS A NOBLE
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BUICK-Brand-new tactory-built replace
ment eneines for 1899. 1910. 1941 and
1912 Bucks: not rebuilt engine but a
brand-new, one; EMERSON & ORME
Buick Dealers. 18th and NJ SITS NV. D1
SLIGO.
BUICK 194l Roadmaster sedan: heater;
HYATTsVIIIE BUICK CO. CO Wa WA. 4iii. siio''
fSJ. BUICK ENGINES. new. factory built and
1889, 40. ii and ~ Bucks, CAITHNEss
BUICK, BY X, me- 770l Wis ave. Bethesda,
BUICK 1888 Special 4.door Fisher sedan. :.
heater and radio; returning British Official
must sell: $3.50. within OPA ceiling. WI.
452S
BUICK "a sedan; radio, heater: S325:
aSe 9wne onv 3@4o
fhpHdAc noGG Sa9
tionaily clean car; within oPA ceiling
price, s2. s35. CAPITOL Cadillac CO.,
1922 22nd ST.. NV, MA. 1900.
CADILLAC 1910 4-door sedan. model 80
special: radio adj and heater: heater: within oPA cell
l222 22nd st. NV. MA. 1900
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
Capitol. Washington, d; C, September
"a, 1945.-Sealed bids, in triplicate, will
be received in this Office until 3 pm. Oc-
tober >, l945, and then, publicly opened
for making repairs to the roofs a. the
Capitol Power Plant, Washineton. D. c.
Bidding information may be obtained with
out deposit by qualified intending bidders
on application to this office. DAVID
LYNN. Architect of the Capitol
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co., Md
COTTAGE, Town Point, near Fairview and
Deal, Md. Furnished. Price, $1,000. Call
a1fsssrN 9 Rm WI .V3 T323 orr,crp will, col,
cottage on Potomac; boating. fishing.
swimming and Grabbing. completely furn.
DEVELOPERS of beautiful Forest Hills on
the South River offer. limited number of
sites at reduced rrices and terms; We
suggest several water fronts that are
priced at $3.50 and $3.50: if you are
interested in building we will assist with
plans, financing, etc. Planned improve
ments include boat dock in protected har-
bor for sAall craft, private beach. all
weather road and electricity, and remem-
ber, sonly 81 miles from downtown WASH
ington. Phone Myron Ivey, ME. 1143:
ewes, AID. S6SS. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtor
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE of 4 rooms.
with 174 feet of direct bay frontage, bulk
head, sand beach, beautiful trees: terms.
MIR RONn