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Evening star., 1945-09-17
"SHUT-IN CLUB?"
fFron1 Mrs. Fl. E. McG., Front


Royal, Va
At present I am living in a county
where there are several shut-ins
who would like to be interested ir
"Shut-In Club"
Could any of your readers give me
any information as to where the
headquarters is SO I might write fol
all particulars?
UNUSUAL REQUEST?
From Mrs. A. J. D., Siluer Spring J
have a little grandson who is
a slight cripple, and while up until
this time his mother has been Won
derful about it, she is dreading the
time when he starts to school and
comes home to ask her questions
about his little foot.
I wondered If any of the readers
had lived through an experience
of this kind and if they would tell
me the pitfalls to AVOID as we'll
as things to do. You see, he Is only
3 years old now and doesn't know
his foot is any different from other
little boys!
I hope some constructive mes
sage may come from this letter. a
message I could send to the little
boys mother, my daughter.
CANDY RECIPES?
From Mrs. G.. S. H., Alexandria.
Will some one kindly furnish a
recipe for GLAZING nuts so that
when finished they have coating
of hard candy-a real glaze?
Also a recipe for candying (crys-
tallizing, I believe it is called
canned pineapple slices, in the way
one gets it at the confectionery
shops.
II X
SWEATER WASHING.
(From Mrs. A. C. c., Dares Beach,
Md
To Mrs. v. C. P, Washington: I
have had good success in washing
Evening star., 1945-09-17

chanical refrigerator by the use of
an electric fan blowing on the COOL
ing unit is an excellent one, as 1t
accomplishes in Is or 20 minutes
what by the usual method requires
two hours or more. But beware
Of leaving perishable foods in the
box while the fan is blowing into 1t,
as the warm air which so quickly
melts the ice will also spoil the
food.
Evening star., 1945-09-17

dered sugar. Chill we'll before serv.
| ing. I always reserve a few of tn,
crumbs from crust to sprinkle owe.
whipped cream.
Another answer I'd like to submit
is: Regarding the removal of scorch
do not remember who asked
but I do know all the answers
have read have sounded very in.
volved. I have always had success
both with woolens and linen ane
| cotton, by the simple method oi
saturating 4 piece of clean clotf
with peroxide. Put this over the
scorched area and press the CLOTH
with a warm iron.
Another almost never-fail method
OF removing stains, especially ink
without injury to fabric or colors is
peroxide and baking soda. Just
keep rubbing the spot with a finger
adding more of each as needed
Then wash.
(From Mrs. J. W. NJ, WASHINGTON.
For Mrs. e. G. B., Arlington. Am
submitting my recipe for lemon con.
densed milk pie. Two egg yolks
juice of two lemons, rind of one ano
one can milk, beaten together thor
oughly. Top with meringue and
use graham cracker crust. Let set
in icebox a few hours. A few
cracker crumbs may be added to the
top before browning meringue.
Another good easy dessert made
with condensed milk is strawberry
pudding. Use 4 cup lemon juice
IA cups condensed milk, cup
sliced strawberries, stiff1y beaten
egg whites. "a vanilla waters or IL
graham crackers. Stir milk and
lemon juice together. Add straw
berries and fold in egg whites. Al
ternate layers of mixture and crush
ed waters. Leave in refrigerator 6
hours. Serves 6 to 8.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,


Information sent in By Mrs. J.
D., Arlington; Mrs. J. E. M, M.
M. H.. Washington, has been for
t1arded to the persons tor phom
it ,oas intended.
Our thanks to the tolloufno
readers, 10hose contributions were
similar to Others previously re-
ceiped.'
Mrs. A. S. E., Vienna, Va; E.
S. D.. Mrs. D. L. c., Mrs. T. L. H.,
Mrs. G. p, Arlington: Mrs. M. H.
X, H. M. F, Washington.
Applications for the future
RCH book hare been filed for
Mrs. E. c. L., Bladensburg, Nd:
Miss M. G. R., Flintstone, Md:
Mrs. II. E. S., Indianhead, Md:
Mrs. A. E. F.. Kansas City, Kans.
APRICOT AND PINEAPPLE JAM
From Mrs. A. z. W, WASHINGTON
Perhaps this will be what Mrs. v
L. G., Washington, Is asking for
This happens to be a rather ole
recipe.
One pound dried apricots, 3 pints
of water, small tin of pineapple, 4
pounds white sugar.
Wash and cut up apricots u rur
mine through the coarse food chop.
peri. Soak for 40 hours in pints o1
water. Put in pot with pineapple
cut small, and the sugar, boil 80 OF
40 minutes. Makes quite a lot oi
jam.
Perhaps somebody would like tc
try grapefruit marmalade. I have
made these two jams very often
using half the amount. Have used
prunes and lemon the same way.
Four grapefruit, 2 lemons IL
Evening star., 1945-09-17

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must be accompanied by the
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We will withhold both and use
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Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy Cas,peH.
Evening star., 1945-09-17

As gay as her smile-a dear little
frock for a pretty little girl! Shell
like the Peter Pan collar, puffed
sleeves and the parade of buttons.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1411 is
designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and {
years. Size requires 134 yards of 39-
inch fabric.
For this pattern, send 20 cents. in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star. P. o. Box
80, Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Ready noW-The fall and winter
catalogue-32 pages filled with smart
and up-to-the-minute styles for all
the family. Price, 10 cents.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
Is jamie Getting A Better
Break Than Your Child?

Right from the start, Janie's mother
has made sure that her daughter gets
plenty of sunshine, and a diet ade-
quate in BODYBUILDING minerals.
Janie's legs will be as strong, straight,
and her teeth as sound, as sufficient
calcium can make them.
viii your child have these assets?
While even sufficient calcium cannot
correct bowed legs after a child is
three, an adequate supply is impor-
tant right through life to keep bones
sturdy and help the child look hts
best, That's one of the main reasons
why doctors advise that children get
plenty Of milk the best food source
Of calcium.
Evening star., 1945-09-17

However, as children get older, they
are often reluctant to drink all the
milk they should have.
That's where Cocomalt can prove
invaluable. For Cocomalt gives milk .
delicious chocolaty flavor that chil-
dren love. And Cocomalts is SO rich
in calcium. 1t makes ; glasses Of milk
equal to a whole quart in calcium
value. (Also supplies the days entire
minimum requirements for iron,
phosphorus, Vitamins Bi and d.
Start your children on Cocomalt to-
day. Save this Is = reminder to order
from your grocer.
~ kw nina tsna "a a.os. siana ~ ss1k.
Evening star., 1945-09-17
pounds sugar to each pound of fruit

pounds sugar to each pound Of fruit
and juice.
Wash fruit. weigh and slice thin.
Il use coarse food chopper) Put
in bowl. Add all water. Leave all
night. Next day boil one hour, turn
into bowl and leave until next day,
weight the liquid and fruit, add su-
gar. When sugar is dissolved bring
to boil and boil till it jells. About
! hour.
I send these recipes as I feel so
grateful for all I have received
through this column.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Natures Children
By LILLIAN cox ATHl
ORCHIDS.

Orchids are flowers from tropical
and temperate forests of the world.
They belong to the family Orchida-
ceae, in which is found some $4,000
species. The description of the color
and form of the now known or
chids fill large book.
Orchid hunters, in their greed for
gold, often risked their lives for rare
specimens. Many beautiful orchids
have become extinct because OF
these hunters.
Venezuela and Colombia gave to
us the lovely Cattleyas, said to be
the best known and most beautiful
of the orchids. Guatemala and
Mexico contributed the Laellas;
Brazil furnished the Miltonias; and
practically all of the tropical coun-
tries donated the Odontoglossunls
and Oncidiums. The local names
bestowed upon the orchids are in
teresting because they describe
either their form or their attributes.
Some of these are: Holy Ghost,
Dove, Butterfly, Moth and White
Sister, which is the national flower
of Guatemala.
The Indians appreciated tne
beauty of orchids, bringing them to
their early churches. They planted
them over the shrines of their
saints, placed rare ones on their
affairs and even established some
on their roofs.
There has long been false Idea
about the orchid being a parasite
living at the expense of the host
tree. The orchids are air plants, or
epiphytes. They draw their sus-
| tenance from the air and the decay
ing organic matter that finally
gathers about their roots. The lady
slipper is the well-known orchid
living on soil, as do other terres-
trial plants.
An orchid blooms after its seventh
birthday and for many years there
after. Each blossom may produce
thousands of seeds as fine as dust
The flower will last for a month or
more on the plant, and for . week
to three after it is cut.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

45s, 6OO-se "a L ST. s.W.-2-story frames,
ls fsst fol ssysS R5ss Els SsS2 S6Kg SE T
sfesS S1 ssasst 5fsi RI 4sss Kas
S6a SaAII FL6hENdf i MARE Sc fo P1 Ys4s
saeea saee to s4ss6 hsf a. sss sass
excellent construction and in growing NV,
units; some. with porches; Very low oper-
ating cost shows an excellent return: easily
do a9snsfd go 4h Et na Gx ssa s
HNUsu2L sET-UP.1nvestment or part
iIfo
roomsl; the appointments are exceptional
kcsn aa oahi xh oHord
In addition here is something that is .. bis
niture Of . good grade that was purchased
new within, year for some $4,000 The
gross rentals have been $6,180 per annum
satisfled), but Rent Commission undertook
to make an adjustment and made q ruling
is de updfT T be aInbsa
eli Clients Of this Once. made November. To-
LOT D years IOr Slt ,uOU WIN aInOTllZAtlOI
of $500 per year. The maintenance ex.
penses, including taxes, amount to $S2a. A
per year. Unsurpassed location for thi.
purpose block from Columbia RoaC
south of Biltmore street-most convenient
spot. Price, S29, 800; Call Mr.. Hill. ME
400. MOORE 4 HILL Co, S04 18th st
modern brick store, leased until 194S tt
large chain organization at $4,000 year
building 50xl20 IT,. nreproof construction
with large adjoining parking area; an idea
investment with splendid postwar possibil.
tiles. Price and terms on application witt
Mr.; Wolberg, IA; 1885. with SHANNON &
LUCH6 CO., 1908 II st. NV, MA. 2345.
furniture, beaut1| 1|ul elec.- refers.: S3. 500
cash handles. JAY EALTY co. RE-. Ssso.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
SUBURBAN sAIE-VA. (Cont. }

FALLS CHURCH, VA. Lovely home or
large lot. In old, refined section. with large
shade trees; on the 1st 4. are liv; rm.. din
are bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch
conv. to buses. stores, schools and thea.
s %R TieSSE RRo%H vi
o542 oy Exclusive agent. ,,u,
Ely Sory Close 3e SSn
s4sssG Roscoe cc G. eos sASds Ssss exeIusiyely %
ARLINGTON, CLOSE N-Priced $1,000
ment, hot-air heat; Ist mortgage, $1,000
S35 50 o. monthly ly payments balance cash
CotJNTRY CaI GH "inS iEnsSTArEs unusually attractiv,
Virginia. high ground. distant view and
most attractive setting Of fine old trees
room cottage. both with coal h9t,watel
@ss ssana from Cash. Rstre hEA4S R1Se
Ha 81 IaSsi Wo6DEb Sbi' hSIs in best
4ps Of from ATSs5Sn ss5S aaa aad Pa5e1 S
Jr.. cH. $500. 3s15 Lee Highway
COUNTRY ESTATE, unusually attractive
nearby Va: high ground, distant views
ano a most attractive setting of fine old
trees; 3-bedrm. and 2-bath home with
INV. heat and automatic hot water
outbuildings: S miles from District. Price
tails call CHI 1893, REALTY ASSOCIATES
FIVE ACRES, with good house. 1a mile.
neighborhood; this house is about 5 years
old and built of good prewar material
with stoves, full basement and large porch
good we'll. spring and small stream: cleal
of debt; price, $4,000: $1,000 cash. balance
$50 per, month. See MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. at the end of Columbis
pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12. Closed
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Take Ny Word for 1t
Words to Watch.
Older brothers
BY FRANK COLBy

The archaic word ye, when used
as the definite article, as in "Ye
Olde Gifte Shoppe," should not be
pronounced wee" nor should it be
confused with the pronoun ye, as
in ". all ye that labor"
The article ye is an obsolete SPELL
ing of the article the" In the
Anglo-Saxon alphabet the sound of
'th" was represented by letter
called thorn" 1t looked something
like a cross between "b" and p
The article "the" was spelled with
thorn followed by "e"
After 1900 thorn disappeared and
its place was taken by 'y." And
''y' for the ''th" sound survives to-
day only in the old spelling we"
The article We should be pro-
nounced exactly like its successor
"the"-that is. thee" before vowel
sounds, and "thuh" before con-
sonant sounds, thus: Thee egg, thee
enemy; thuh man, thuh book.
However. the pronoun ye, mean
ing "you." should be pronounced
yee.
The word cigarette people used
to smoke em, remember?) Is
wrongly accented by a great many
of us, even by announcers on radio
programs advertising cigarettes. The
word is from the French and means
literally little cigar"
AS in all such loan-words as cro-
Quette, brunette, roulette, marion
Evening star., 1945-04-16
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
Desirable household furniture. modern
apartment upright piano, Hotpoint electric
refrigerator, carpets. rugs. leather hand
luggage, etc. by order United States Stor-
age Co., National Capital Moving a. Stor-
age Co., Curles Movers and from other
sources. by auction at Weschler's. 915 z
st. NV, tomorrow commencing $50 q m
groups for bedrooms, dining and dinettes
living room furnishings. sofa and studio
beds, chests Of drawers. dressers, spiral
and box springs. inner-spring mattresses
metal utility cabinets, lamps. mirrors, ia
bles. chairs, electric and ice refrigerators
new rustic lawn suites. smooth-top gas
range, personal effects. etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Williams Auc-
ton House. 91S N. Y. ave. Tues. tomor-
row.. 2 pm. Consignments Of furniture
household effects, suites and odd pieces
Also lot used mems clothing and other
effects. All to be sold at public auction
commencing at pm. Tues. tomorrow
Air-O-Flame oil cabinet heating stove, will
heat entire home, like new condition;
Peter Hunt" small sideboard, 3-pc. water
fall bedrm. suite, cir. wal. bedIm. suite,
several trunks. good console radios, studios,
odd robes and dressers, bed complete
breakfast sets, lot mems clothing, dishes,
glassware, etc. Other furnishings and
bric-a-brac. Attention! 3-pc; matchins
black walnut marble-top bedrm; suite
suitable for large room. Very attractive,
good condition. Auctioneers phone. MA
Evening star., 1945-04-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy you
home today or sell TO cash clients. waiting
at ls n'zf1 HELL aGes Sc szh02 81 81
SETTLED COUPLE wish to buy home in
5eishborhood. small, clean. compact OF
2-family house. Good transportation re-
fRaaE 6R M fas sKck Bog row 81 sa
niture from owner Box 4s3-L, Star. II.
Md, have numerous buyers for homes in
these WhG @ ar are wi Tns IN rf to
home S e, With ms ocs and nc secure these d e.
/. + eRATATTE, 295' 755 18th GS' St., Reaitor
WANTED modern house; 8 or 8 rooms;
%E ysft9n GAN SCI SELL RA Your 1@a house We can
You You cash cash It WON'T sTtf take % Us lons. Is Prompt
sftsptiop s0s NJ c,nso, HUMRaRIEs sasH Realtors
We We HH ARE faf,iS HiSE H ii e sthel brokers' hay,
US for honest appraisals as Of today,
confidence. established 1925; licensed Va;
{ 3 yAPfH q 81 c6 Ss45 sssz iasS St. NV Wash:
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails W n0 obi
1851: pI. l6l5; l5le K St: NV: -.
i WILL PAY CASH for any mouse IN Pet
worth or Brightwood, regardless of condi-
ton: free appraisal. D. J. o'CONNoR,
Wh A PAY PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc
property. Quick settlements. GUM &
MILLER. 500. 18th ST. Sc. FIR: 2l0O.
CASH for to 10 room brick Or nnn frame
DI. 450s; eyes. and Sun. GE. $500; l
Thomas Circle
Silver Spring. Experienced salesman will
render efficient service. STROUP REALTY
CO, 5322 Ga. ave. RA. $500.
WE PAY ALL CASH for property regard
less of condition or location. B. j. CR1-
VELLA; 34lS 14th st. NV. AID. 5613 or
AID. 7245.
A DETACHED 2-FAMILY BRICK. in good
condition. in unrestricted residential
Northwest section, modern improvements,
electrically equipped kitchen. automatic
gas heat. Terms. Deal directly with
PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs . or 2
bedrm. house in nearby Md; prefer Silver
Spring area will pay cash. Call Sligo 6542
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Evening star., 1945-04-16
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

BEVERLY BEACH on chesapesKe Bay
Summer homes and building sites Writt
for cataloaue Box - Mayo. A. Co, Nd
-ON-THE-BAY-For sale. summer
cottage. completely furnished, 81 mile.
from D. c. MA. 1888; eyes,. OR. 1884.
I2-ACkE ISLAND, severn River; build
ings and all improvements cost 100000;
may be purchased for only one-fourth.-,
S75 5000-to close estate. Send for detail.
and inspection. H. M. SANDROCK, Rounc
Bay. Md. Call Severna Park l91.
WANTED to buy waterfront farm or mod
ern cottage on water front. Box 490-G
EPPING FOREST. on Severn River; neaI
Annapolis-2-story cottage ARRANGED as
baths, cleo. refgr,: hal-acre lot. large
trees; $4,000. w. NJ. BAUMAN. l Thomas
circle MA. 1929 WO. O747.
DARES BEACH, MD.-Beautiful all-year-
around home, excellent condition, oil heat
all utilities. 3la baths. living room 1sx22
bedrooms, large recreation room; lo'
120x120: all fenced; garage. showers. nre-
places. fruit trees flowers. $4,000. Shown
by appointment. C. D. MURPHY. AT. 2239
FIR. 1871.
CALVERT COUNTY-Over 100 acres on
Chesapeake Bay, partly subdivided and de-
veloped opportunity for profit and pleas
ure.
Also have for sale development tract OF
about 40 acres. Piney. Point section
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. / Thomas circle.
MA 6220 WO O74S
Evening star., 1945-04-16
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-1f you need money.
see Mr.. Green strictly confldentiaD. Ma
TIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1O14 K st. NV.
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th. MA. S032.
MILLION DOLLARS or any part to loan
on war contracts or any legitimate trans
action; strictly confidential. Write or wire.
Box 4S9-G, Star. -,
buy second-trust notes. D. G.. nearby Nd.
q ". ReasonabIs rates cHh5 HAIlo1naA45 y I
AVA ave RT T.usn Eatopsl 1%sssomps sss$ and
Eowins Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. 817 9th st NV. D1. 616O.
LOANS, nrst, second and third trust, on
your home. Call Mr.. Berman, MA. 1920,
METRO CO., 2O3 Woodward Bldg.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates Of in
terest. Diamonds, jewelry. watches. gold
and silverware. cameras. typewriters. guns,
etc. accepted as security No adyanGe @ ar; +,
rangements necessary. ROSSLYN LOAN
Co. Rosslyn,, ya, Chestnut $500: ,.u
rates. term or monthly payments. P. J.
WALsHE, INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646s.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGINlA,

ARLINGTON, yA.-Price, $S9,25 so; posses
sion June. Is; bungalow, asbestos shingle;
sto eaaeped s sih Rahen CT st m aTss nshed
heat. large lot; substantial cash. v. EHR
NARRHt NhAW1HoGsE GE. doNb51rroN-a noSS5 bedrooms.
brick Cape Cod, large liv. rm. with FIRE,
Kitchen. beautiful porch on ISt f. bed
stores: Schools and t public transps Price,
date Of Ga Carroll
BicEle, COLONIAL REALTY co, 2939
MsOH tE hyf CHI 5154 OK Szcf e'b5 home
signed and occupied by owner. This home
has many special eatures-first- floor bed
ns xb poTdb m D0Sdf from 0Gn aed H
kitchen. Second floor has master bedroom,
hs home is seq built o s0is
Automatic heat English basement. Wooded
corner, fine view, available; S16,5o01,
SssaSSEf, SsS; III 55$ ss5 eH fSs4 %hs s' .a
BFsk heass $3.50 n
AsITSGIoN. HsnIy 81 Aley xxpriee. Va $500 posses
sion June, /. .5-rm. semidetached, vacant;
large lot; close in " EHRHARDT GIL,
sei EAST CLIFFORD AVE. nr. Montrose
St, iust OF Route !. this side Alex. s.
and bis o lot a% ox pree e dovn Ersde
for income; act. N. E. RYON CO., GE.
S%EtsToyER SECTION - Surrounded , BY b,
acre. 1916 No. Lexington St., Arlington,
Va. good condition; early possession.
Also 10 large building lots in plotted sub
on.IsS one Side . blocks 70 school bus and stores;
able. Shown by appointment: See Mr..
Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington
ARE YOU LOOKING for a modern home
with some acreage2 We offer gracious,
4-bedroom Colonial on 151a acres, within
Electric kitchen are among its many re-
fnements. Living room is 14x2S it.
Property is Immediately available on res
sonabe terms cs ITife er SsGSg Can
Posner, Alexandria s365, ENzoR REALTY
Close TO BJsLINE, sTOREs-Nice house
broom apt, with separate 2 bedrooms,
same space on 1st floor: / acre ground,
rans pane ve ScS sale
80 miles D; C., well back from highway on
beautiful elevation, good shade. hundreds
of lockwood: modern barn, chicken houses.
Scar stone garage, 80 acres Of land; built
in 1890. completely restored: with oil heat
light and water. stone construction with
rooms. rooms atepiaces. 5 baths eveiythina
in ideal condition; price and terms on re-
guest. Many other nsI desirable places. w. M
per lot. Lyon Village. $12,50o: 6.bedroom
sons sosne soo Es q W es 1Gesf c Nc
Oxford o322, exclustt,
Evening star., 1945-04-16
Cote Patron Departs
with Owners $3.50
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Cafe Owner
George Pappandrew is hoping for
the first time in his life that a
patron would suffer acute indiges-
ton.
Mr.. Pappandrew told police
man quietly ate full meal, slowly
drank his coffee and then calmly
stepped behind the cash counter,
scooped up $3.50 and vanished.
Evening star., 1945-04-16

ACRES; "a blocks from Old old GeoTgstoEsn o,s
plat upon request. Call Mr. Redding,
CHEVY CHASE, REALTY, 34o3 Conn. ave,
fa 18th lTo 81. AND Sh''i Locnsr Kp. NV q block
north of Kalmia rdl-200 beautiful lots
of and OH 10th st. Several eorners. soft
Quantity discount to builders. Represent
ative on property, 2 to daily and d spn- Y,
SILVER SLY " sPRfNG. MD. Dale drive-oyer
1880 SO. it., S1,75O; easy terms. 81
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision; Buy lot
now for that home you are planning. In
Westmoreland Hills the picturesSue. wing. IND.
ing, tree-shaded streets. the seclusion. the
congenial neighbors provide an ideal
setting for. the home of your drsams
LAND. Oliver 324o. weekdays: and Wis
consin 1494 evenings and SUNDAYS
COLORED-Corner lot, 52nd and z; Capito
sts; ne; price, $4,000. GUY TIMER
COLORED apartment site, 4s units, look
l40: good NV. location. near Georgia ave.
Box 35S-I, Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE and 3,rm. Kit. bath apt above;
h.-w.h.; located in Petworth: possession II
desired; Sl3,75O;;, Can NJ; Tammaro, IA
LOCATIONS for light industrial business
Jr,: CHI. O6OO. 3sl5 Lee highway.
10 rooms. baths, lots Of other conven-
fences, by OWNER; $4,000 net. 3o33
BRICK BLDG. large store. show win.
dows, 6-rm. and bath apt. above, on main
street in GEORGETOWN: price, SlS,oOo;
may BE- seen s By appoinImssntn Ias nj Gnly G,o6 Call
s31! l ST. N.W.-CGommereial locasion;
house and ssgsse. CHARLES NJ. con:
sECoND SEQ D. CooMMERc1AL. 1144 10th st
NV; brick, soft. alley; S11.50O. OLIVER
T CARR, MA. 1885.
OUTSTANDING VALUES Have some
choice apts., from 3 to 200 units.
Also business property and downtown
End comm. lot 51x12e. in the heart OF
For these and other buys; phone HaTTyy
Cohen. GE. 02S6. SHANNON d LUCHS
CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1887 2-TON DODGE tractor and trailer;
spection invited. 212f Bladensburg I'd.
ne.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, l941 and 1910.
Dodge half-ton ptckups. some with .op-
Stake bodies, 1871 1h-ton Diamond T,
1941 1h-ton Dodge, 1910 two,ton Inter.
national, ,,lt 1897 lh-son t2no Ford $3.50; 1885
Dumps. 1912 lh-ton Fords. 1941 Ia
ton Ford, toya speed rear axle:
Panels 1887 1h-ton GMC, oversize
metal closed body.
Wrecker. 1910 1-ton Ford with boom
and hand-operated winch.
body. 9.75-2O tires. airbrakes; 1900 &C.
tual miles; below low ceiling.
Commanding cars, 1941 Va Dodges
make excellent farm trucks
All our trucks have heavy-duty Army
tires, low mileage. See us for any truck
MOTOR Co. 3143 Lee highway. Airing ton
Va. OK. O552, daily 9-6. Sunday 1913