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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
kLARGEsT FURNITURE STORE IN THIS SECTIONS *1kHkk I n
1916 Auto
Plates On
Sale Dec. [

New State automobile license
plates for 1896 will 60 on sale here
on December | at the branch office
of the Carolina Motor Club. it was
learned today from officials OF tina;
organization. AT the same time, new
1916 plates of the City Of HenJer-
son will also 60 on sale. City CLERK
w. G.. Royster said.
The State will still have only one
plate next year, instead OF the front
and real plates that were used prior
to the war. Shortages Of metal still.
prevail to prevent the double plates,
it is understood.
AS for the city, however, the small
tabs in use during the war will be
abandoned and the full size long
plate will again be sold for 1916, Nj.
ROvSter SAID.
State plates vary in price in pro-
portion to the weight Of the car, and
there will be different styles Of
plates for passenger vehicles. trucks,
t~railers and taXicabs. The city's
plate is a flat one collar for all types
Of vehicles. with the same style
plate uniform throughout.
City plates VIII be the same colog
design as those for the State. with
yellow numerals on a black back
ground.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
List-Takers
Are To Be
Soon

List-takers to be in charge of 1916
tax listing are to be named by the
Vance Board Of County Commits
sioners at their December meeting,
Il is a routine procedure in prepara-
ton for new listings and most Off
Gals who serves in early 1915 are
expected to be T~e-appointea.
Vance county had its quadrennial
reValuation Of property the first OF
this year and this will not have to
be done this winner, mus :>,mpnlNlns
the job of tax assessing. Miss Doro-
thea WoOdliet. cIun.y accountant, IS
expected to be in charge of 1916
listing, as for several years past.
The commissioners at their meet
mig in December, on the first Mon
day, will also elect a chairman for
next year, together with other coun-
ty officials who are annually named
by that board. AT this time there are
no indications Of changes in presen.
personnel. Henry w. Hight is the
present board chairman, having ser
vde several years in that capacity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-08
Marines Recruit
Party In City To
Enlist New Men

Recruiting Of men between the
ages Of II and 25 for a three or four
year enlistment in the United States
Marine Corps was begun yesterday
in Henderson by members Of the
10 in the post office until next
Tuesday.
The corps is taking three ans four
enlistments and urges those VINO
have previously served in the unit,
as we'll as new recruits, to sign now
for service, which offers adventure,
educational advantages and travel.
AS a member Of the Marine Corps
a young man is given opportunity
% see the strange and fascinating
sights of the globe. The name ~.
S, Marine is known all over the
world, and a leatnerneck has many
tales to tell Of strange lands, maneu-
vers with the United States fleet and
cruises that cover the world. Ma
rines serve aboard all the big ships
of the navy, as guards at all Amer
lean embassies and at navy yarSs
in the United States.
At the Marine College in WASH
ington, men may take a complete
college course or continue his edu-
cation. Any person joining the
leathernecks who is a linotype OPP
orator, or process cameraman will
oe located IN Washington, If he SO
desires.
Staff Sergeant John Bullock and
Sergeant Lou Womble, veteran of
Wo and one-half years in the Pac-
ific will be in Henderson AT the 10
office to interview interested appli-
Giants and to ansWer questions. The
office viii be closed Saturday, No
vember 10, after II o'clock, It was
stated.
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loaded. Later, ladeborde became
larboard, which, in turn, was re-
placed by the term port. Leland
P. Lovett, in Naval Customs, Tradi-
lions and Usage, states: 1T is re-
corded that in that year 1846) the
following word was passed on board
an American man-of-war cruising
off the coast of Africa: DO you
hear there fore andAaft? The word
"larboard'' is to be forever dropped
in the United States, and the word
port is substituted Any man
using the word 'larboard' will be
punished"
The exact reason for calling the
left side port" is uncertain. How
ever, the former term larboard
suggests that the opening French
porte, door, gate") for taking ON
or discharging cargoes was located
on the left only. Hence, when a
vessel was in port Hatin portus,
"harbor"D she would be tied up with
her left side to the dock or pier.
1t is also significant that any OPEN
ing in the side of ship is known
as port-porthole, loading port,
gun port. etc.
released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SITE-19S.0OO
So IT. ground, potential spot for shoppins
tsursnt and 10 Additional stores. s.4oaG
on eonsaet john FGr M Reator
! 1872 aac Eye St. Nv; RI 534b. 80 la,
ing on st. near 18th NV, contains APP
proximately 10000 So. it, OF. floor space
Wit concrete ramp to heavy load bearing
NEAR iii tn AND 1sSo' SITS. N.w.-pistin.
guished looking building at one of the
most promising locations in the city. We
here who win consider this an opportunity
GEsan E 1hs St. ae nW Ma ss
BUY HOME for your business with apart
men r.. we haye two aeh ion
nings, dE. 4s5 6.H d. Nv" M o'o'' eve
S sGsa intersection Of main hishways
mercial ground, with frame house; $40 per
nsnfs eSme Hrssd Ct only aaS4 $780, $780,
HAVE CoMMERCfAI SITE on Georgia ave.
in rapidly growing Silver Spring business
ment house as5ft front. S US IT, deep af to
20-tt, alley; 29,375 square IT. E. L.
TAGUE. Shepherd 1879. or wisconsin 50s3.
off Pa. ave; brick construction, 24R #.
wide and unusually deep, 3 rooms and bath
on Ind floor, 2 rooms on 3rd floor. This
is real opportunity to get permanent
business place at such a low price. Call
M \ I!,l B sEII0Na DI, 300.
merchant-Brick store and rooms and
bath, Pa. ave. NV; 30-ft alley, near G. w.
Hospital. Call Mr. Tammaro, TIA. 1916.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO, 1906 H st. NV
Ma. 2345.
g BUSINESS PROPERTIES in Clarendon
Va. Arlington County's largest business
center. Income from one is S10,S00 an
nually, the other is $3.50 per month. For
further information, call LOUIS r. SNIP
SON. Realtor, CHI 1117
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I Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: King of diamonds.
When choice of two plays is
presented to you that one should
be selected which offers the greater
chance of success, even though it in
wolves the loss Of an additional 50
or 100 points. An outstanding case
OF false economy was witnessed in
today's hand.
South was declarer at contract
of seven spades on bidding which,
while it was perhaps somewhat too
aggressive, is not open to very Sc
we're criticism. West naturally
opened the king of diamonds and
declarer was faced with the prob
lem of disposing of the remaining
diamond in his hand
There were two methods avail
able. One was to finess the Jack
OF hearts and the other was to play
the king, ace and ruff a heart in
the hope that the queen would fall.
establishing dummy's jack. The
actual declarer attempted to ruff
out the queen Of hearts but did not
succeed and the contract was down
one.
He subsequently confessed to me
that he had sneaking feeling the
flnesse was a slightly better per-
eentage play, but that If it failed
he would go down two instead OF
one. I could have forgiven him for
the false belief that his play was
better than the finesse, but not for
the very false type of economy that
he put into practice. What is so
points as a price to pay for a better
chance of fulfillment of a grand
slam contract?
In point of fact the finesse Is the
superior play. 1t will succeed about
half the time. Whereas with seven
cards out the most probable distri-
button is four-three and the missing
card, in this case the queen. is more
apt to be in the hand that has four
of the suit and will therefore prob
ably not fall.
The summarize: The finesse will
be the losing play if East has either
q or Q X, in which case the
play to ruff out the queen will sue
coed. II, however. West has @ XXX
or Q X Xxx x the finesse will succeed.
whereas the other play will fail.
The latter two combinations are
more frequent in occurrence than
the first two. All other combina-
tons are immaterial because both
plays will have the same result.
TOmorrow's Problem.
DUMMY. DECLARER.
AAKJ4 A98.
y 1852 YAK
Q 1868 oQJ854
AXIS LAO1O5
You are declarer at a contract OF
three no-trump. The opening lead
is the six of hearts and third hand
plays the 9. Plan the play.
Copyright, 1915, by Charles H. Goren)
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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.: Nd.
WANTED to rent, furnished beach-front
house, June / to Oct. l. Or will exchange
furn. apt in Alexandria for same. TIE.
SALE OF LARGE 4-bedroom home, 2 baths,
2-car garage, large Screened-in porches,
401ft. living rm., fireplace: large, beauti-
fully handicapped lot, overlooking bay; 80
min. from Wash; $4,000. Box 53-L,
Star.
HOMESITES, acreage tracts facing on
beautiful rivers of Southern Maryland and
Virginia. Request farm list. LEONARD
SNYDER, La Plata, Nd.
$500. BARGAIN-Furnished ready to
move in, modern al-year bungalow; gas
stove, electric refrigerator. attractive
grounds fine water frontage with boat,
complete bath hot and cold water; As
mi. from D. C. in, Southern Nd. Fine
fishing, bathing, ducking, oysters. Terms;
half cash. ROBERT SHELTON. GE. 6192.
COLoRED opportunity to obtain 420 IT. of
fine sandy beach, modern bones. s
acres, 4 miles from Annapolis. near Spar
rows and Cars Beaches; week end re-
turns would pay handsomely: only $4,000:
generously FINANCED. Inspeetlon by APP
Round Bay, Md. Cali Severna Park l91.
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LEESBURG. VA. : Small country place,
good 7-room house, acres OF cleared land,
riety of fruit trees. Less than =. mile
20 sea- fsad on vs sS0f
FARMS, estates, acreage. urban. lots, shore
inviting P FYoN m E Fads land
COLONIAL COLI MAE pEANTATfoN o. Of $50 acres
LOCATED IL within 10 miles ot washington ton
grass. balance good timberland; the man
sion, with large. impressive rooms. is
IN every
1880, Is years before Mount Vernon, and
so Sou plantation with historic back
ground. There is a large creek, several
and springs and It
6 tenant houses, modern barns and out
buildings and the property fronts State
Shown nr By sec Mason
Annandale. Va, at the end Of Columbia
40 ACRES within 10 min. drive to Wash
ineton. Good room house, electricity,
hay and pasture: No other, crops except
about 20 acres in pine and oak timber;
Fairfax' Va. If You are looking for a =
farm don't buy until you see this. $4,000,
On terms For inspection cal Pc Benton CHI
you out. LYON, INC, 1904 Lee hwy. Ar
NEAR Ri PoToMAc, MONTGOMERY County, Nd
81 acres on macadam road--AlI under
TWO practically new houses with all mod
plicated under SO, 900. Other ' outbuid-
ings including garage, bank barn, silo and
poultry houses. Everything in f1rst-classs
$50 900. Call Mr.. Saunders with E. M
FRY, INC. WI 6140. Evenings, WI. 514s
acres, s45oo near 1ndianhead Ma on
s-room dwelling, 8 porches, cellar, cleo
possession. request farm list. LEONARD
sN1 R2RY e Goo PIst sAk Ms Nice 7.room
house, water from mountain spring. = large
streams, 2 large bearing apple orchards,
timber, grazing land, fine al-year road.
price, $4,000; owner must sell immedi-
ately; Phcns / R; BOWEN. CHI; 5294. 15'
PROFITABLE stock and grain farm in
very best in Northern Va; 1858 acres in
extent, with about 1 mile Of frontage on a
highway: the acreage is divided and
chard grass. 35 for corn, 80 barley. ID
wheat, alfalfa. rs pasture and the bal
ance in woodland; fine, large, clear stream
it ideal for stock and for a fish preserve
If desired: the old Colonial stone house
stands well back from the highway and
mountains: it is in need of modernization;
outbuildings include good barns and silo
for stock, grain, etc. tenant house is
now occupied by good tenants, who want
to remain on the property; included in
the purchase price are 106 ewes. $50
lambs, 5 rams, 2 cows, 4 horses, new
Farman tractor and equipment. corn
binder, ensilage cutter, reaper, lime
spreader, manure spreader, feed mill and
other necessary modern farm equipment;
price, $4,000: "a cash. EASTMAN 81
STEELE. Realtors, Falls Church $500.
MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM, 1875 acres, on
Rappahannock River, 3 mi south of Rem
ington, Va, on macadam road; 115 acres
clear; $4,000; stand In timber valued
$1,200. JOHN w. STONE. State Bank of
a84-ACRE LOUNDON COUNTY FARM
Gently rolling rich soil, attractive house,
elec.,. good barn and farm bldgs; near
Greyhound bus, 40 min. D. c.; $1S,500.
GIL, 1888
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE, once Of the
Secretary, Washington, D. c., April rs,
l945.-Sealed proposals will be received at
this ONCE until I2 O'Clock noon. May 90,
l945, for furnishing stationery for the use
OF the United States Senate for the fiscal
of proposals, showing the quantity and
quality Of each article and the form of
ties, will be furnished on application to
this ONCE. Proposals should be endorsed
Proposals for stationery for the United
L. Biffle. secretary OF the United States
Senate, Washington, d. c. Proposals and
specimens must be delivered at this ONCE,
free OF charge, before the hour named
above. LESLIE l. BIFFIE. Secretary.
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T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
What Is the Origin?

@. No one, not even the skipper
aboard this ship destroyer ESCORT
seems to understand exactly why
right" and left" in nautical Ian
guage are called "starboard" and
port" respectively. We are merely
curious, so please do not think that
We have nothing more important to
occupy our minds. AS a matter of
fact, We are very busy here in the
Pacific.-Lt. J.
A. I can imagine. The helms of
ancient ships were located ON the
right side of the stern. Thus the
right side of vessel was spoken of
as the 'stoerbord," an Anglo-Saxon
word meaning 1.-The steer side" The
word stoer literally meant IAN oar,
or paddle" for originally the steers
man used paddle and not a helm.
The left side was called lade-
horde, Middle English word which
probably meant 1.-The lade side i. e.,
the side from which ships were
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Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY
CLOCK WHEELS
6Criroids ~

. tITtVOtQS}.
Hundreds of millions of years ago.
during the Palezoic period, count
less marine animals known as cri-
nolds fiourished in the waters. They
so closely resembled plants that
their scientific name means lily
shaped plants" Their close rela-
tlves are the sea urchins, sea Gu
cumbers and starfish which also
may be collected on almost any
Seashore.
When these animals f1ourished.
they were anchored to the sea bot
tom by a long slender stalk or stem
which branched out into rootlike
processes. These stalks expanded
att he top into a cup-shaped body
surrounded by arms which resem-
bled flower petals. A few crinoids
were free swimmers; most Of them
however, remained stationary. The
petals" swept the tiny form of
life into the mouth of the animal
by creating a current.
These ancient animals are pre-
served as fossils and make a most
interesting collection. 1t is rare to
find whole specimen Fragmen-
tary remains, usually of the stem.
are common in many rocks and in
almost all fine gravel.
The collectors delight Is the disk
shaped Segments which range from
tiny to such size as to resemble
clock wheels, fairy stones, giant
tears and rosary beads of folklore
days. Some have star-shaped OPP
enings. This is where the ali
Imentary canal of the living animal
was located. There are pentagonal
ones and many others. Practically
all of them have unusual lines
etched upon their surface. There
may be duplicates. 1t is great fun
to exchange with others so that
you have a collection of mates"
or pairs.
Becoming crinoid collector leads
one to learn much about the sci
entific classification of these pre-
historic animals, and there is suf-
ficient variety to make the search
never lending one
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 1h-ton, l2-ft stake body
7.50x20 tires, dual rears, helper springs
radio. heater; $3.50. 3143 Lee highway
REQ I945 TRUCKS. new; assortment o.
sizes and wheelbs SEES: available for holder.
Of certificates. REQ WASHINGTON Co
1881 Half st. Sc, AT. 2l9y.
FORD 1884. platform body. long wheel
base, 10-ply dual rear: excellent mechan-
ical condition. MARKET AUTO SERVICE
623 H st. ne. AT 1900
CHEVROLET 1910 model A-ton stake
guaranteed mechanically, needs some APP
pearance work. Price. S605. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO, 1925 Wis. ave. WI
FORD delivery. 1899. 1915; Dodge 1ta.
tor panel, 1896, S436: both IN good condi.
tion: 970l Georgia ave, SH. 9765.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, pickups, panels
stakes, dumps, tractors, vans, command
cars; trucks from "a ton to tons: low
mileage; good Army heavy-duty tires
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va; OK. O552, daily to g.
Sunday 10 to 3.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1885 small sedan, Ford '34 Tudor
Gnev - sedan, oldsmobile 81 small Sc
Cadillac iS4i nm model DEL 81 4.d ooPV sedan
excellent en- condition; will take trade. Sc
CADILLAC Convertible sedan radio ant
heater. 6-wheel; in new-car condition
sir bort t acs. and terms preyi9gs
CHEVROLET 1910 master de luxe bust
ness coupe, Chevrolet 1885 standard coach
eens prcs ss4i MA isfhn 4nA SERVICE
e eBa 81 re 1919 At a 1900 sedan
ieally perfect; cheap transp. FRANZ
BUTLER. 1904 sherwood st. ne. Apt. 8
CHRYSLER 1910 New Yorker; radio AM
av fsi HpS @ss sens 8 ~ 1923
DODGE 1895 de luxe coach, S295 cash
fuil price; Between 10 am. and pm.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, new tires; ande
ceiling for car. Morning, until / pm.
is2s sl lfjth st: ne ,s, Apt 9: a. ,,,,.,.
S375 cash, fun price. Between 10 am
T. ls4 aye 400! doc sedan no
me- has6 w RES5sss or 5saY 1879
MERCURY l941 4-door sedan; tone il
color; MECHANICALLY perfect; trade accepted
NASH 1898 Lafayette series, e-cylinder A.
qsnty sed WL IAN BskER 0eA
dealers, 2s1e NJ st NV -Asi
PACKARD 1895 4-door trunk sedan, heat
er; oPA ,as is" price, $3.50; will sell fol
PACKARD de luxe sedan; splendid condi,
ton; S265 cash. full price. Between II
s sns 1 pm l7sS r. c, ave ne 10
WHEELER INC, 4s1o Wisconsin. OR 1920 90
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe coupe, 1895 cash
fun price. 1870 r. I. ave. ne. between
P Fl am 9ra c6nPE. good condition l goo.
paint, dandy car; s1sS:. Mr. GORDON
Si sF nsa TAXI s Ns p sp5ns
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; new battery
FsSSs rsIasss s,ns ss VA 1885 1855 with trunk
glasses. See on parking lot, 61a q st
sTUDEBAKER 1888 e-cylinder 4-doo as Sc.
dan. with heater and overdrive; oPA guar.
antee. WILLIAMS Il BAKER. INC. Nasf
s saa5sTE Sia az s. lux, ns sedan
give terms. Between 10 am. and 5 pm.
STAKE saI { soS SSs 4zsus also saza tire. - sns
sUTo s SI6 sna an siafs St. m ns
T Il is and PUG licenses for sale to re
sponsible drivers on moderate down pay
ment and weekly payments comparabl,
to rent. Recently passed D. c. inspection
and clean throughout. Ho. 9646 weekday
TAXI. PUG. 1870 Plymouth, fine condi.
ton terms arranged. Ex, 70s5.
See MR.. CRUZE, 1917 L st. NV,
TAxICAB, late model. for sale; terms car
be arransed. 31a M st. NE o.
PUG for sale. Can Ludlow 1893 q.
TAxJCARS. with PUC licenses. See Mr.
Davis. AMERICAN CAB. 2S37 Champlnir
1t. NV. or call EN-. 1858, to o PM.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

HAMLET SECTION, Chevy Chase-9o-ft
frontage, high elevation with excellent
view: restricted community of new Co
lonial residences wide parking. all i'm
proyements: price, $1,000. ONCE open to-
day. Call Wo. 1900, EDWARD H. JONES
& CO., INC. $500 Conn. ave.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS! % building lots
near Kenwood and Bradley blvd, Bethesda;
sewer and water. Price, s2475o. J.
BEATTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
Village, Bethesda; $1,000 up. J. NOBLE
wi. 264s.
BELLEVUE FOREST. Arlington County.
Gfnb large ir wooded pestsicted H lot Wbere q
distinctive type of home can be created
now if you qualify for hardship priority.
Also an ideal spot to plan your postwar
home. Broad paved street, concrete curbs.
city water and sewer all ready in and paid
for No assessment Reasonable terms,
priced from S1,250 to $500. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO., exclusive agent 2S4O
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Oh. $685.
evenings, CHI. 1896.
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FUTURE,

FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
Sale of desirable household furniture,
comprising groups and desirable odd pieces
for every room in the home, spiral and
new box springs, inner-spring and felt
mattresses. radios, lamps, personal effects
etc, by auction at Weschlers, 9l5 St
NV, Friday commencing $50 am
my9,10.
THOS. J. OWEN d. SON, suctioneers, 43f
Southern Building.-Trustees' sale of yalu.
able one-and-one-half-Sto detached frame
house, known as premises 5I0S Thirteenth
street northweSt.-By virtue of certain
S057, folio 81 ct seq. Of the land records d
OF the District of Columbia, and at the
request of the party secured thereby The
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction in front OF the premises, on Tues
day, the twenty-second day OF May AID
ig45, at four thirty o'clock pm, the follow
iihhg-aeseriDed land and premises, situate in
and being lot 81 in square 2So5 in the
Lynchburg Investment Corporation sub
DIVISION OF part Of tract Of land called
Fourteenth Street Terrace" as per plat
the DISTRICT OF Columbia in Liber SO
Folio p. Terms: Sold subject to a prior
first deed OF trust of approximately 81 700 :
90, and a second deed of trust in the
original amount Of $3.50. 90. further parti-
culars OF which will be announced at time of
be paid in cash. deposit OF. $500 90 re-
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property may be
az aavertised and, and resold At the DISCRETION
M. F. MANGAN trustees.
my9,11.l5,17,2l
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HOUSE TRAilERS.

WILL PAY CASH for used traiiers. Phone
BEARD, AL 1874 IA.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem wheel Americans on Display:
also 3-rm. Travelos and Schultz, many
useC trailers and luggage trailers; IL, Is
and "a mos. financing plans. Call US to-
day for appratsals. Repairs and all types
of service work. We have Barnes Inter
national and Duo-Term heaters in stock
TRAILER CO, INC. open un-
Ill .. 4U30 Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232
NEW kOZY, Hiatt and SuperiCI; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used traiiers.
including tandsms Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route |. Ber.
Myn. I'D Tel Berwyn AZ for appraisal
GRANITE LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new,
equipped with new grade No l tires:
priced. 5000 so. Open evenings AMER
ICAN TRAILER CO. INC. 1880 Wis ave
NV. Washington, d C
HOUSE TRAILER, Alma, 1912. 20 foot
electric brakes; S-ply tires; awning: fully
equipped. MR.. ROWE, 1871 Georgetown
I'd. Bethesda. Nd. us
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIEs-If you need money
see Mr. Green Qstrictly confidentiaD. Ma
TI0M SnAL FINANCE CO, 10l4 < St. NV. =,
buy second-trust notes. d. C.. nearby Md
MORTGAGE 4 iNvEsTMENT coRP.. 1917
AZ MORTGAGE LoANsNPrompt service
MOORE a. HILL CO. s04 18th st. NV
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. SIT 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
or d. C.. propert. THE AMERICAN CO.