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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Health Department
News Notes

f..
Mrs. Larry Riggs is chairman
of the Community Service Com
mittee of the Montgomery County
Quota Club which has just fur
nished loan closet for the use Of
midwives in the County when car
ing for patients who are without
adequate supplies. The equipment
will be kept in the Rockville
Health Center, under the super
vision of Mrs. Florence Garrett.
A third carrier for premature
infants has been fitted and made
available for use by the Health
Department. 1t was presented by
the Takoma Park Public Health
Lay Committee, under chairman
ship of Mrs. r. Deane Shure.
The Metropolitan Association of
School Cafeteria Directors met at
the Chevy Chase school last Thurs
day, to hear DR.. Sebrell, Director
Of Nutrition for the u. S. Public
Health Service, talk upon the sub
ject of Nutrition Education
Through the School Lunch. This
was one of a series of meetings
for cafeteria personnel arranged
by Mrs. Gertrude Bowie, Director
of Cafeteria Services for the
Board of Education.
Miss Clare Campbell, r. N, who
is in charge of the Health Depart
ment's Center at Suburban Hos
pital in Bethesda was the instruct
or at last Tuesdays session of
the Red Cross Nurses Aide class.
Clinics for infants and preschool
children will BE- held in the County
the first week of April, which is
especially designated as National
Negro Health Week by the U. s.
Public Service. A clinic al Choppers
school is scheduled for the 9Th Of
April, and one at the Stewardtown
school will be held on the 9th. Both
clinics will open at $3.50 A. M.
Rev. w. E. Williams of Rock
vile will broadcast from Station
WIND. Frederick, OH April s
Booker T. Washington's BIRTH
day., from 3:15 to $3.50 P. M. in
observance of this special week.
Rev. Williams is member Of the
Montgomery County Negro Health
Week steering committee Of which
Mr.. Noah E. Clarke is chairman.
Mrs. nellie Enlow, R.N., who has
been in charge of tile Wheaton
district, is resigning her position
with the Health Department the
first of April to go with her hus-
band who is being sent abroad Ia
foreign service.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Mrs. Adams Made
Secretary Of G. C.
Red Cross Chapter

Mrs. Henry De Coursey Adams
has just been made secretary of
the Chevy Chase Branch Of the
Montgomery County Chapter of
the Red Cross. She is staff
assistant at the Chapter Head
quarters on Mondays and she also
serves in that capacity when the
Blood Donor Service visits the
Woman's Club of Chevy Chase
every two months. She is the past
president of the Woman Club of
Chevy Chase, and has served on
numerous boards.
Moving from their lovely home
in Legation street, Chevy Chase,
d. c. to their farm near Laytons-
vile, with its inspiring view of the
Sugar Loaf Mountain, and the low
rolling hills of Montgomery
County, has not kept Mrs. Adams
from taking part in Chevy Chase
Red Cross activities, as well as her
other interests in Montgomery
County.
AS Zellah Barker, she was born
and spent her early childhood in
Morning View, KY, and attended
school later in Covington, Ky. Her
husband, DR.. Adams, came to
Washington from Kentucky also,
and, they have lived in the Chevy
Chase community where DIR Adams
has practiced his profession for
more than thirty years. Their only
child, 1t. Randall Adams, was lost
in the Pacific little more than a
year ago.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Mrs. Everett II. Pierson
Tele. Ashton 1928

Mrs. John G. Simpson and her
small son, have returned from
Miami where they spent six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Huntley
were in New London, Conn, last
week.
Mrs. Yellott Candy entertained
her bridge club at luncheon Fri
day of last week.
Mr.. Tom Bancroft has returned
from twelve day trip to Rio de
Janeiro, on government business
and is staying a few days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ban
croft at their home, Norwood.
Mgs. A. D. Farquhar and Miss
Ann Farquhar are visiting Mrs.
H. R. Lounsbury in Chadd's Ford,
Pa.
DR.. A. T. Hallowell and Sgt.
Walter Barclay visited Mrs. F. M.
Hallowell over the week end.
The Junior Auxiliary of the
Women's Board of Montgomery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Spring Meeting
Of Garden Club

The first meeting of The Neigh
borhood Garden Club was held at
the home of Mrs. George Ninas,
with members of the Executive
Committee assisting hostesses. One
o'clock luncheon was served in the
sunparlor overlooking the lawn.
Mrs. Edwin d. Fry, the new
president, presided over the bus
mess session. Mrs. Lewis Reed,
the retiring president was present
ed with gift by Mrs. Lawrence
j. Darby, on behalf of the club.
Mrs. James King of German
town and Mrs. Marion Y. Drummer
were received as new members.
Mrs. Lawson King reported for the
civic committee, which sponsored
the construction of Bird Houses by
third to sixth grade children of
the Gaithersburg School under the
supervision of Miss Mabel Becraft.
A chickadee feeder ma lie by Dick
Newell and donated by him as a
prize in the "Bird Quiz" was won
by Mrs. Fry. Miss Elizabeth
Meany, the guest speaker, COM
plimented the club upon the pro-
ject, stating it was a good type of
activity program as one of the
principles of education was to
Learn By Doing.
Miss Meany closed her talk with
this quotation from DIR. Edwin
Broomc: "Only the things really
experienced by children or teach
ers, only the things that make a
difference to the individual, only
the things that are accepted as
necessary to living and TO which
the individual gives himself whole
heartedly can be considered learn
ing situations and can result in
real education"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Local Leaders
Training School

Tn local leaders of the All clubs
met in the Home Demonstration
Office on Thursday, March %.
The meeting for the most part.
was devoted to helps in training
girls for demonstration teams for
Demonstration Day which will be
bel on May rs. Demonstrations
were given by Miss Bastow and
Mrs. Beall on "Equipping the Sew
ing Basket" Eating a Good
Breakfast" and dessert Salads
from canned Fruits. Miss Doro-
thy Emerson, Girls State Agent,
summarized the meeting and gave
helpful suggestions and hints.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Activities Of
GIRL SCOUTS

Girl Scout Troop 222, under the
leadership of Mrs. Murphy, clean
ed out the Boy Scouts cabin in
appreciation of their offered use
of the cabin last Saturday. Fol-
lowing the cleaning they had a
lookout. The Boy Scouts of
Rockville have offered the use of
their cabin to all the Girl Scouts
of Rockville.
= The Girl Scouccs of Rockville are
partic'''"f''g in the tin can sal
wage which started March 18th
and will continue to May LIST.
There was book report at the
Rockville Library yesterday. Rep
resentatives from each Girl Scout
troop participated.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
Shady Grove Boys
All Club Meets

The Shady Grove All Club met
with Carroll Nicholson, Shady
Grove, Wednesday evening with 10
members present. The meeting
was conducted by James Louthan.
Bob Hanson read the secretary's
report.
Each member gave report of
his project for 1915. The group
discussed membership and decided
on the meeting places for the re-
mainder Of the year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29

We cannot claim that the above
scene is typical of the homes of
members Of The Montgomery
County Rabtit Association-but
then we have not talked to many of
the mothers and wives. The wife of
the president Of the association,
Mrs. Ezra Troth of Vest Pocket
Ranch" near Washington Grove
the cold Ricketts, place" to you
confesses to n fellow feeling for
the housewife pictured. Despite the
fact that her husband says she was
greatly responsible for making
popular the rabbit for meat" idea
which was a going and growing
concern even before meat Iationing
came along. Mrs. Troth came here
from Colorado where they have
ranches and eat jackrabbit.
The Bunny rabbit" is as much
symbol of Easter as Santa's
reindeer are of Christmas-so when
We ran across this picture we
thought, "Good, for Easter we will
write about rabbits" Right here
the Laytonsville school children
will snicker-for we could not re-
member why the rabbit was the
symbol. 1t seems that the popular
ity of the rabbit originated in an
old superstition that rabbits lay
eggs on the eve of the solar New
Year, later to become the Easter
season.
Many people of antiquity regard
ed the egg as an emblem of life
the awakening of life in the Spring.
The Christians borrowed the idea
and made it a part of their cele-
bration Of Easter, which may come
anywhere between March % and
April 25. The custom Of dyeing the
eggs is attributed to a custom of
early Christians who dyed them
red IN memory of the blood of
Christ. Another idea is that the
use of colors for eggs is derived
from the rays CT the dawning hues
of the sun.
The only rabbits with which we
have a close acquaintance are the
wild ones that live under our
porch where their private lives are
hidden. Anyway when one thinks
of an easter Bunny" they picture
a white rabbit with pink ears.
Questioning Joe Dawson and Ted
Crawford of the Rockville Postof-
flee whose meat rabbits" we have
enjoyed for several years-alI cut
up ready for the pam led US to visit
the Troths VINO have New Zealand
Whites of all sizes, So in all at
present.
"Snow King is the papa of the
family "Nicky" their finest doe.
SISTER" was persuaded to let us
see her tiny babies. 1t was interest
ing to learn that just before the
babies are born the mother plucks
hair from ner body and lines the
nest, then as each little rabbit |
comes she wraps it in cocoon of
wool. Mr.. Trotn unwound one that
we might see the naked, blind lit
tie creature.
Passing down the line of hut.
ches we Immediately showed our
ignorance of pedigreed stock by
admiring a doe with very long
hair "a Persisn?" we asked. mo,
fuzzy or woody, whose pelt is of
small value" we we're told. While
rabbit skins are no longer used to
"wrap Baby Bunkin in" Baby
Bunkin's mother is often wrapped
in rabbit skins-under another name
of course. The pelts bring from 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29

Education, like vaccination, is
wonderful, if it takes.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 "s0-L" 7-passenFer iimou-
oIis;ra sine adio and heatsr 1900 actual miles
mmaeuste inside IN snd OUT oWnef Was Was
ranted OPA ceiling price. S2,3si. This
car would make an ideal car for diplomatic
PoNTIAc. ms AeRsndris. aha TE. rEsas 1885 skSDAhi
BUiCK--To serviceman or individual, no
"s"; Just Installed new engine complete
seaeeam nd rs asss sess fos yhs
radio; heater, in front and back. Service
Ps,ns man will sell within 0PA seilns $3.50;
BUICK 1885 4edoor sedan: s dh radio. heat heater;
S429;; SSfi19;;rw within tn oPA ceiling. Ii: 6s7s.
Plymouth 3s convertible Coupe: new top; 70
OPA ceiling price. $500. 1929 14th st. NV
BUICK 1941 4-door sedan, Special: fully
equipped, mechanically perfect, guaranteed
sIse and s5Rs 5a oea ceiling ans
at Kenyon st. RA. 9723. Open Sundays
BUICK 1885 coach. with radio and heater,
$40 4274 Benning road ne, Apt. los;
BuICK ls41 sedanett.; $4,000 miles; r
and h; immaculate; 1880, oPA ceiling
BUICK 1910 sedan, radio and heater. ex-
MoRELAND AUTOS, IA. 1900.
BUICK 1888 Roadmaster. sedan, one Of the
heater: $1.095. within oPA warranted cell
Ing: cash, trade or terms. LOVING MO-
r3SAaG T33SSi Js1s Farms, N st; nv ssd.n 1000 ,s.
series 1915; Fleetwood body, equipped
cellent white sidewaii tires and Lifesuard
tubes; driven less than 10000 miles. Mo
tor IN WITHIN condition Car
Sstas ssss need at ness
CADILLAC 1898 75 5-passensers coupe;
$685. ssss sfsfn Shn osx sfaa aens ssse Sa sass ss
cADILLAC 1910 convertible sedan. mode
.,62"; color Is black, has white sidewaI
opa tires r.I,ng ana radiD Price ssssl withil
GOOD price, on this exeeptionally 0S fne .os car
GAP1r8k G * SAA6ndn,LAc sA6d CO.. 1929 22nd st
CADILLAC 1898 7-passenger limousine
age and generally in new-car condition
price, $3.50; within oPA ceiling CAP.
rToL CADILLAC CO., 1922 22nd st. NV
:: DiIIxC 1885 convertible coupe. serie.
S995; This car is in perfect condition
PONTIAC, Alexandria, phone TIE 1885
CHEvROLET 1940 convertible club coupe;
hauled. new Transmission and clutch
252I Bladensburr I'd. '
CaEyRoLET 1885 sedan, Plymouth 1895
Ssssa isH'ss xuos ssso ia osa Zoo osens
CHRYSLER 1871 4-door sedan. s.Nsv
Yorker; fully equipped. mechanically per
feet, very clean Inside and out, guaran-
afs M ssF%s Has Tssn dso4rs 9eA ssns N.
ct Kenyon st. RA. 0723, Omen saindays
Evening star., 1945-05-20
SUMMER CAMPS.

MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP, one Of the
best boys camps. See ad under personal
CAMP MoNTRoSE, 10Th season: girls, 6
to y; boys. S to o: one hour from B. c.;
son weeks, SIP; cstalog; Mr.; AND
SUMNER CAMP FoR, BOYS, 9-1s-Mt.
back riding, rthery, swimming. craftsman
ship. Season June 22August 2, S155.
Camp Director, H F. LANGTON, B. S. in
physical education. Notre Dame. Call
Mf,YoDotUiAN-summer camp for children.
Lake .Buel in the Berkshires; boys and
girls to Is yrs: altitude 100 #. Per
sonality and character building; sports,
swimming. horses, ponies, crafts. dancing.
music, campfreS: Jewish dietary laws.
MRS. NJ. D. ECKER. Ia. 26@5.
THE RAMPARTS, summer home and
camp for boys at cool Gloucester, Mass
Unlque house built within the ramparts of
OLD Fort Independence at eastern point
Season, July and August. Limited number
All the facilities of a camp at the sea-
shore combined with comfort Directed by
men experienced in teaching boys. Sailing
and swimming, tennis court, practice golf
course, playing fields, woodland Expert
enced dletltian and trained nurse in resi-
dance. Rate, $3.50 Tutoring if desired
Phone WI. 1881 for further details.
AVOID WASHINGTON heat. Children's camps
in New England and few local ones:
rates. 1925 up. WASH. SCHOOLS ASSN,
Evening star., 1945-05-20
OFFICES WANTED.

EDITORS Of magazine want. three or four
omces. Call DI. 6494 weekdays
LOCAL professional service business desires
800 to 700 square feet of ofice space on
Conn. ave. below Dupont Circle, or be-
tween Conn. ave. and 10th st. Phone
NONPROFIT RESEARCH organization
needs office, about $500 50. it., either
house or ONCE building. Cali District
SPACE WANTED. 5000 to 5000 square
it, suitable for ONCE and workshop, vi
cinity of i4th and F sts. NV. or In DOWN
town area; will occupy as soon as possible
MI. SieseI, SALTz BROS, INC, 1341 F
1 OR 2 ROOM unfurnished ofice wanted
IN METROPOLITAN district; permanent oc-
cupancy, starting July l. by large ma
chine tool mfgr. Call MA. 4611 week
OFFicE SPACE for 2, downtown area:
trade association, IL years present loca.
tion; references furnished. Call Elk. 259S
PUBLISHER wants 5000 So IT. for edi-
torial and business ofhces; could use large
storeroom or residence that can be con-
yerted: buy or lease. Box 464-Y, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-20
ouT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

III ACRES, Eastern Shore, Md-Large g.
city conVeniences. Windows and front
porch all screened in. Has garage, small
outhldgs.;, 6 large shade trees, fruit, flow
Co. MRS. ERHARDT, Love Point, Md
80 ACRES LAND with riparian rights on
Tampa Bay, half mile from Tamiami Trail
2 miles north of Palmetto, Fla. $4,000
with one-half oil rights reserved: also three
l0-acre farms and one s-acre orange
grove in Manatee County. Wire or tele-
phone Sarasota 2765 or nights 60OS7
WILL H. KRAUSE, Sarasota, Fla 20s
RESORT FOR SALE, tourist or children's
camp, on main hwy. No. q, in Penna. mts i;
8 COTTAGES each with bath; 6-room house,
fully equipped; o6 acres. Call evenings,
:}432 Texas ave. Sc
eeoLoRED-Long Island; 80 minutes Times
garase G0Ox50l, all subwayS. bus: coal
turnace; convenient stores, schools;
Evening star., 1945-05-20
HOUSE rRAlLERS.

TRAILER, 2-wheel, shock absorbers, 5Isx7
#, .Ss5. 81. 6s24. l16 Dale drive Silver
Spring, Nd
TRAILER for sale, Gift: prewar tires
brakes, furn. Lot IL, Bank dr., Sprine
Bank Trailer Park, across from Penn DaW
Hotel, Route 81.
FOR SALE-La Sale 1912 house trailer
3 rooms: modern equipment. Lo: 131
HOUSE TRAILER for sale. Troutwood
sleeps s. no dealers. 464s Bennett st
Brad6ury Park; sc: section:
GROOM HOUSE TRAILER, Pratt. wheels
new tires. very modern. with refrieerator
permanent bed and lavatory. 50 500 cash
Can after 10 am. 321 Greenwood ave
Iskoma PARK, Md. 21'
TRAILER for rent, one or two adults only
Call HI; 04l3-W all day Sunday
NEW KOZx. PIstt ana Superior; also new
:neluding tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER Trailer SALES. Route /, Ber.
1yn. I'd Tel RerEyn 4b for appraisal
Evening star., 1945-05-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATLAS BUILDING, 527 Maine ave sw
Apply J. B. STEIN, $40 r st. NV
1888 K ST. N.W.-Suite consisting of .
large rooms ana small rooms; also SUITE
Of l large room and ! small room. 1905
/ st. n.w.-3-story and basement building
suitable for any organization. BARSE
STONEBRAKER, Ma. 44s3.
OFFICE SPACE. with use of desks, files
downtown, free parking facilities; car
receive incoming calls; reasonable; car
accommodate double or single, first floor
DOCTOR OR DENTIST, ideal 2nd aoor
office. corner 10th and H sts. ne:
rooms on 1st floor, 4 rooms and bath or
2nd floor; prominent corner, vacant:
immed. poss. Call Mr. Ewell, LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV. NE
NEW OFFICES, ground floor, with draftins
rooms in connection: engineers and archi.
tects only. NE. 1923.
NEAR 18th and F sts NV. floors 70,
rent, consisting Of 3 rooms each; 513 11tf
st. NV. DI 2166.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
road siding in central location for estab-
shsd s gHrsownw 5H s6as will u. take long lease.
APPROXIMATELY IL 400 So. it. on Q
floors, vicinity 9th and D SITS. NV: eleva-
Mr. Morgan. CHARLES c. KooNES e. CO,
D1. S157
AVAILABLE SHORTLY-Warehouse space
consisting of 10000 So. it. and also IL
room Building suitable for some organiza- =
tion. F. NJ. BELLO, Realty. DI 12a4
Evening star., 1945-05-20
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT by season or month--Modern
oceanside cottage near Norfolk, Va, suit
able for 4. 81. S066.
SUMNER COTTAGE for rent Fishing,
boating and swimming; near Lynchburg,
Vac Apply MRS. LILLIAN F. GISH, Timber
Lake. Lynchburg. Va
LARGE COTTAGE at Orkney Springs, Va
ll6 miles from Washington; modern con-
veniences; adjacent to hotel; very reason
ably priced for July and August. Woodley
1896
IN MOUNTAINS, near Bluemont Va, 80
miles from Washing ton-Furn., bed
rooms, , baths, guest cottage, servant S
cottage, ami. WI 6053
Evening star., 1945-05-20
STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, Tie K st. n.w.-25 it. by
100 feet, with extra warehouse space in
basement; reasonable rent. Call MR.. IL. u
DU. 110l
ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE In colored
neishhorhood, corner 57th and Eads sts
NE, suitable for retail business; rent, $50
mo. For further details call L. E. BREUN-
NIGER & SONS: 1880 K st. NV, MA. 2O40
GROCERY STORE-Present owner retired
excellent location for grocery; icebox
meatbox and other equipment in store;
now vacant; reas. rents, 55 D st. NV
GE. 4044 or MARSHALL j. WAPLE, 1924
l4th st. NV, DI .3:}46
NORTHEAST LOCATION - Suitable 70,
any other business, commercial zone; rent
S47.50. B. F. SAUL CO., MA 210O
CORNER 18th and Franklin sts ne
Large store, fine display windows. BILE
any business: immediate possession; SIS
per mo. on lease ia 1868
Evening star., 1945-05-20
WAReHousgs For GALE

BECK, 2-story. downtown NV. Approx.
FiREPRoooiFi WAARGHHRoSutsE, in industrial
zone, 10 minutes from downtown, contain
space; 2145 Queens Chapel I'd. ne, ad-
Jacent to Bladenburg rd. and New York
ave.i 3-story heavy-duty warehouse, with
paved driveway leading to large loading
platform IN rear, adjoining railroad siding:
approximately 10000 SO. it. in lot; priced
arranged. CAFRITz, 14O4 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1945-05-20
WATER FRoNT PROPERTY (cont. /,

SALE-Remodeled Colonial home. directly
on South River; all improvements. fishing
swimming, etc, As min. D. C. Box 49-A,
FOR RENT. summer cottage on South
River; 3 bedrooms. electric kitchen, large
water front lot; private beach and pier
For June or August, $3.50. We. 0719.
CHESAPEAKE BAY---Sale 5-rn. cottage
plasterboard ceiling. plenty. of windows,
electric lights, water inside, nice yard
with shade trees. 30-mi. to D. G. Terms
to suit. RA. 0O3O, Sunday only.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
ACREAGE FOR SALE. (coct;nv.d)

SNAIL ACREAGE TRACTS, from / acre
to 50, within 20 miles of Wash. Most Of
them on hard-surfaced roads, with bus
service ana near stores, schools, etc Some
are ready to subdivide for Investment,
f.tas 9tnsrs yna, vii make beautiful country es-
TWO acres on pike near Four Corners.
Mo; S2700: Conn. ave. extended, 4Ia A.,
Al impr, frontage 3 sts., $4,000, II. F.
BIEBER, SH. $685.
AtTIENIioN 4. investors and builders-This
Is an opportunity to create permanent
income for your Idle money; 20 per cent
cash required, balance of capital furnished !:
rents Will liauidate the Indebtedness and
pay you handsome income right from the
starr For this purpose we offer you
acreage. apt. house sites and building lots
bno1sna bbronsing "a on our principal avenues and
Under this cooperative plan we developed
Chevy Chsse, D. G.. and other additions
70 washington. This is not an experiment,
It works and works successfully for ali
pwnaH pearues ,a9H ,caoneerned Tn Fulton R. Gordon,
Pm. Brokers, attention. Four, brick
oulloings OF rooms each, paying SSI per
month. can be bought for S4,750 for ali.
kAY REALTY CO., 5505 Georgia aye. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
AUToMorlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTORCYCLE wanted by sailor, reason
s6le ss seod condition. State price. Box
TIRE RECAPPNG IN WASH. one-day
service Leave car at 9 am, ready at S;
grade rubber; guar. work. car protected,
under cover: not left on street or lot For
appointment call LU 0S34, LU 1O77
Plenty of grade ! and 8 tires and tubes
in stock, PASSENGER and truck. CONSOL-
dpATEp 6psAiT ;, SALES LES CO.. 14se H st. ne. Lu.
TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service, by ap-
pointment. Leave your car 8 am, pick it
up at 3 pm. Finest grade materials used.
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics. All work guaranteed.
HANNA, 47l6 r. l. ave, Hyattsville. uN.
MOTORCYCLES, parts. accessories; oil,
tires and repairs. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 911 9th st. NV. RE. 0911
sEMIDUMP TRAILER, 6 or yds., 75x20
dual tires, vacuum brakes. suitable Tor
use: 6x9-ft body, will haul UP to . tons;
good tires, like new. Pole trailer. factory
built, adjustable steel boom, used on trac-
tor or truck, $3.50
Lowboy type building trailer. will haul 6
to tons, tandem wheels. vacuum brakes.
like new, for hauling caterpilier tractor
Or general use; TREADWELL SALES, SH.
9S41. S501 Piney Branch rd.. Flower and
Sligo ayes., Silver Spring. Md.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

NATIONAL CONCERN desires to lease
warehouse space in Washington at once
REQUIRE office space in or near the ware
house property r. r. siding with floors at
preferred, Will consider location near
team track. Ares 5000 to $4,000 square
feet, VIII consider temporary location,
cancellation clause. Call Metropolitan
3692 or write p. o. Box 4055, Washing
ton IL. d. c.
Evening star., 1945-05-20
AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
oeGer GeGerd car does not have 70 Be paid fog IN
Co, 1102 New York ave NV. iGreyhound
Bus Term.). RE. 1900 Open It'll pm, 3ls
Evening star., 1945-05-20

FOR SALE OR LEASE, about 100000
square feet second land, con-
veniently located in District of Columbia
railroad siding can be made available into
property if required: owner will build ware
house-type building 60'x200' or to respon-
sible tenants desired size or will sell with
existing substantially built brick ware
house building 60'x130' Consult Mr..
Taylor, SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905
II MA o34S