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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17


 the Republican" flag.
 Tension in Batavia was easing off ln the wake of denial that Q state of war existed between the Dutch and 1ndonesians. Extremist leaders of the Nationalists had called for ''holy war" against non.Indonesians. The situation was reported Tout of hand" ct Semarang, capital of middle Java. Allied forces were ex. pected to occupy it within c few days.
 Rritishsr Ir.prIsOnsd
 At AInbarawa and Banjubiru, the comEnunique said, IndoneSlan Ma. tionalists imprisoned British RAF' wing commander named Tull and all Dutch and British Red Gross per. sonnel. Tuli was released soon after- ward.
 Food stocks ct the Anibarawa and Banjubiru camps will last only @ short time and Indonesians have forbidden sale of fresh vegetables and fruit to the inmates, the coms tnunique said.
 All Red CroSs personnel also were seized by Indonesians at semarang, capital of middle Java, and their present whereabouts are not known. Similar conditions were reported ct Magelang and Jogjakafta.
 More than 5000 Eurasian refugees from outlying suburbs Of Batavia have been brought Into internment camps in Batavia for their own safe. ty from slElrmishlng among Indon. esians on one side and Allied forces and stiil-aFmed Japanese on the other.
 Chinese circles said Indonesians suffered more than 5000 casualties in fierce fighting with the Japanese at Bandoeng between Oct. 6 an Il.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
Toft.SchooI Bills Duryee 
 Power Engineer
 To Help Pupils
 Choose Careers
pose Careers
bY MRS. JOSEPHINE CANTY
 fVVaterAnwn fynrraamnmAaskl

watertown, oct. lT-Lawrence Duryee, Industrial Power engineer for the Connecticut Light and Power Company, will initiate Q series of addresses sponsored by the Taft School on the subject of Careers for Service" when he talks at the school here this evening ct 0:30. The subject Of his address will be "Electronic Things to Come and En. gineering as c Profession"
 This series of talks Is designed to help boys in their choice of career by giving them vistas of all careers and by stimulating their curiosity to investigate the scope of the many careers in the field of public service. Other professions to be dealt with In the series include law, banking, Journalism, advertising, nanufactur. ing, medicine, ministry and labor relations.
 Mir. Duryee, c graduate of Stan. ford University, has been teaching Electronics and Electricity as part of Yale University's War Training Program and also at New Haven Junior College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
TeFryviIIe Eagles Heor N.J. GidIey
 GVond Trustee
 Urges Employment
 For SeFvieOmen
By ]. FRANCIS RYAN (TerryvllIa Correapondentl

TerTyville, oct. l7-objectives of the Fraternal order os Eagles must be obtained in the fields of social security, juvenile delinquency, full employment and aid for re- turning servicemen in order to real- iEe Q better postwar American, Nor- man J. 0idley. grand trustee of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, stated in an address to Q largely attended meeting of the Terryville Aerie of Eagles, last night.
 Maintenance of peace will depend upon practicing the principles of brotherhood and fraternity espoused by Eagles, he declared. With Q membership near the million mark,
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 'srhe committee did not suggest any change in demobilisation goals but merely recommended Speedder attainment of them.
 The committee complained that t had found "a number of instances" in which agencies had been in. disposed to give up appropriations despite the fact they had been proe vided solely because of war condi. tions.
 Tt will require Q firm and de. termined attitude to effect readjusts mentS to peacetime necessities" the committee said.
 The committees proposals affect. cd appropriations and other spend- Ing authority previously made available for war purposes in the fiscal year started July l.
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(Continued from Page D held his right to object, and over. ruled one line of questioning.
 The objections were voiced when Mascolo sought to introduce the transcript of Lawlor's testimony during the divorce hearing in le4i.
 The HodSon corporation was formed by six children of the late James W. Hodson, four years after his death. It was agreed that all would share alike in their fathers estate, which was turned over to the corporation. The Hodsol will was admitted as an exhibit in court to. day,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17

dustrlal suburb of Avellaneda failed. The government, in 0 move to dis- courage any attempt at 0 general strike, promised workers that they would retain benefits won during the Peron regime.
 Avalos revealed officially that Peron was under protective custody of the government, not formal ar- rest as had been thought. It was explained that protective custody was regarded as necessary for Per- ons own safety.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
BED MAKER COUNTS

Chicago (UP)-Mrs. Mary Wojtas. zek, who has been a maid at the Edgewater Beach hotel since 1t opened in June, 1916, estimates that she has made lS0000 beds not counting the fact that she worked at other hotels before join. ing the staff of the Edgewater Beach,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
UniDersity Honors Plymouth Resident
Moi. D. P. Dewell Heods St. Lawrence Alumni Group

Terryville, cot. i7.--Maj. Dudley P. Dewell of Plymouth, who rose from the ranks as an enlisted man during . years of continuous duty overseas, has been appointed to the newly created position of permanent Alumni secretary at the st. Law. renee University, Canton, N. Y.
 Maj. Dewell, who graduated from St. Lawrence with the class of 1928, enlisted in the army in l942 and was sent to Great Britain almost im- meeliately. He was promoted through several grades to technical ser-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
STRAW IN THE WIND

Rawlins. Wyo. (UP) The Repub- lican- Bulletin, in a story recently, declared that war was over definite ly, because a reporter. after finish ing a meal at a local restaurant, was thanked and asked to come back again y the cashier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17

(Continued from Page D tionS to their own niembership; 90 that the mines will be properly examined and made safe before entry by mine workers Each nieFn- Der of the United Mine Workers is requested to cooperate fully with this policy.
 ''Any attempt by individual coal companies to assess and collect fines, discharge employees, impose hardship or demotion, or tn any other manner haryass our members for participation in the present stoppage should Dc promptly re: ported by the local union affected to the district officers.
 District officers will then prompt ly fiie 30-day notices of strike votes with the National Labor Relations Board, under the provisions of the infamous Sniith-C Conaaily Slave Law.
 District officers and all author. ized field officers are instructed to cooperate effectively in the execu. ton of this policy.
 
 WHAT'S IN 4 NAA1E2
 Lexington, Ky. (UP)-Robert M. Watt, Lexington, is president of the Lexington Gas and Electric Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-17
Full Weather Report

Boston. Oct. 1S.-CUPl-FOre- caati
 CONNECTICUT, RHODE TS- LAND, NEW HAMPSHIRE and VERMONTs Clear and continued cool tonight. Thuraday fair and warmer.
 MAssA CHsETTs Clear and eon- tImmed r0ol tonight. Thursday faar and warmer. Lowest in Cranberry BOEn tonight 24-2G. Lowest for Worcester tonight aas
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ndonesions Wreck DePok

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Army,Novy Cutbocks

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DAILY ALMANAC

aIoan rises at ls23 .. ns.
 San rises at Gs0S a. mi.s sets at Ssflll Q. mi.
 vehlrlen must be llahtea thiFsy m1ianfea after aumnet,
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Hodson Suit Neors CIimox

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Miners Call of Strike

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Evening star., 1945-05-18
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

NORTH cI sEAGH M asss bungalow for
ss.es g Beas: Wiz;
fsEstSsef sGs Has0 sale sSmnsI
sss.sfs ~ .!Is $',;sss ssss sss. aR WI.
Male xoodea ske 81 nj P Poms C.
tishinee, swimming; to z rms: prices.
e. Can ss M.ssssss ssrns sr bus 1st
SALE Of sfai1h IaRGR 6!sa: abedroom home, baths,
fully handicapped lot. overlooking bay; COM
mutins dist; s19,5o0, BOX 53-L, Star.
BEAUTIFUL ISLAND FOR SALE, in pe-
samaS samss' bsacbai 80 mi p c.; Loft dEck
acres M fsfts so sac @sn nsin
piu%snE @ elestrIeity: Brown seSSes. mPaeEa B.
f FFykSisHEp sUSeAEow, R rooms 1sOI and
vns G ainine ne reom Dsn ktchen se9s' sae Sed
rooms. large front, and back porch, garage,
sssss SHADED ias soTner * io sSo isszfsS Us
EPLING. 5sos Baltimore ave, Hyattsvilie,
WE HAVE IE CLIENTS s' reads any to sse buy water
front farms and cottases, our waterfront
specialist viii give advice and appraisals
without obligation. List your property
with us for prompt action. Call Mr.
Aekerman, MA. 2040 ewes. and Sunday,
No NO. 0o2s, L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS.
WILL PAY $50 $50 rent per mo. for cottage
IN or near Beverly Beach. late July or
August Az too Phone day MA. 53s9, evenings
FOR SALE. Herald Harbor, Md.-cottage.
AMI year round, cleo, porcheS, rooms
" 200 cash. Box 1857, Star 2Os
HACATlONiSTS DREAM come true in this
s-year-old detached Cape Cod, command
ing ing scenic view OF Chesapeake Bay, featur-
ing o rooms, colored tile baths, huge
sf[eenea ,aVinG porch With sun deck above,
Inspect, call ME. 1143 until pm. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE. s rooms
ano bath. knotty pine living room glass
incloSeo breakfast room, gas stove, cleo,
screened porches; large corner plot:
sandy beach; terms ME. 9510.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD.-For sale only
furnished cottage, 14O Friar Tuck, facing
iunN widest par, part OF bay; bedrooms and bath,
porch, completely copper screened; Vene-
tan blinds, natural log dining room, h. W.
heater. electric range, ice refrigerator:
complete and comfortable every detail. See
MIR; EVANS, Sherwood Forest office.
hEHOBOTH BEACH-Will share attrac-
1--WE, modern cottage with mother and
fniidren; COW a15 week geek in June or July. $50.
FGkNIsHEEDi FL S3eg Sc3eogrrAGE, overlooking nine
0903
Evening star., 1945-05-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

25 ACRES, suitable. for subdivision, ali
cleared: Colesville rd., = miles from Navy
project in Hillandale bus service to Silver
spring, MsCAULEY REALTY CO., SH 6412
- ACRES gently slopine wooded tract
fronting on a paved State highway, ir
me vicinity Of Kensineton.. Md: water
and sewer available. Capitol Transit bu.
eassss saSSS,I,6np p,6operty Ideally suited fer small
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. EX. 1879
SMALL snIal I AT paGRE.GE TRACTS from ..u,
70 35. within 20 miles of Wash Most Of
them on hard surfaced roads, with bu.
service and near stores, schools, etc Some
are are ready to Subdivide for investment
Stners VII make beautiful country es.
A FINE BUILDING SITE on high elevation
with 20 acres, Il acres cleared 3 wooded
near Oakton, Va, and busline, on paved
rosS rosS and IN good community; price. So. 900
caSh above lst trust EASTMAN IL
STEELE, Realtors. Falls Church 1890.
LARGE WOODED HOMESITE of nearly
l acre Plenty of big trees; 15O-ft. front.
age; on all-year road miles from Wash
,ngson; MgM 800; SIS down. $40 mo. YER
pike. Phone AL. 5000. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
BY Don Flowers

had been SO established as a cure
for malaria that its, production be-
came plantation industry. In good
soil and under favorable conditions,
the cinchonas become large forest
trees. They prefer the cool and
equable temperature found on the
slopes and the valleys. Their eleva-
ton Is as high as 5000 feet above
the sea level and never lower than
1900 feet.
Because it is such vital crop
skillful and scientific cultivation are
producing an excellent strain OF
trees which viii produce bark con-
tanning as much as To-. per cent
quinine. The cost Of production has
been greatly reduced in the coun-
tries where the cinchona trees are
cultivated.
Today the Netherlands Indies
produce 80 per cent of the world
output Of cinchona bark, Latin
America and the British Isles the 10
per cent remaining. On the island
of Java and in British India all
quinine is from cultivated planta-
tions. In Latin America most of
the output is from wild trees.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

ARMY surplus trucks. Pickups, stakes
dumps, vans, command cars, tractors
q ton to tons; See US for any truck
Lee hwy. Arlington. OK O552 daily,
9 to 8: Sundays, 10 to 3.
FORD, 1910, cab over engine, heavy duty
yd. dump body: new 100 h.p. S-cylin-
der Ford motor mot reconditioned); g
speed rear axle, double frame. -Westine-
house air brakes: 900 by 20 dual rear
20, all good tires; mechanically guaran-
teed. S1.500. This truck can be bought
without without dump body and is suitable to
sired: within OPA ceiling MARKET
AUTO SERVICE. 623 H st. ne. AT. 1900.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
In cooperation NTH OPA,
advertisements under Automo-
biles for Sale must include
make, year, model, body type,
price and statement "Within
OPA Ceiling"
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 "90-L" 7-passenser limou-
s1sna sas rade set and =; nsstsr ssts miles
immaeulat te inside and out, / owner War
car would make an ideal car for diplomatic
PoNTfAc HeRsndris nha TE FEsds ssss BENDAIl
BUICK 1910 sedan, radio and heater; sx-
Moaaps Ne ELAN 81 luTos 9s oPA "a ee5jos 4aaos WEST
BUICK 1888 Roadmaster. sedan. one of the
better Bucks: excel. mechsnicai condition.
seaer xo p rss snaS snd
Ing, Ing; cash, trade or terms. LOVING MO.
ssns lssS srss ssnvEis sisn e0eD os sssss Slss
Sss a' Z in ss Rsst''t ssRftIn
issf d DhSns soaeh III in 1895 800
eond., not AL banged up; best otrer under
oPA Pr. ceiling. ares alexandria s24s TIN =;
chEyaofEr e1sfE e1ss 1855 sedan Plymouth 49, lsse
WEsTMosELANpH' H'si XuTos.O SssO; TAo 1900. se'iAs'
aoss 1888 ns1 sSny r.soD sSaDs s44 ee tte
Warranted ceiling. LoviNo MoToRs,
IfaeoEs.zEFHTn Line 4 y Ply sedan, 1897; heater
ns ns mptS5 eson. PEIee i 1925 within opA cell.
pryct. n.snr 1897 4aoSr s, sedan
cellent condition throushout. has had
good care; S575. within oPA ceiling. Cal
LINCOLN zEPHYR 1887 sedan; good me-
chanical condition. good tires, but needs
paint: excellent transportation for some
one. oPA warranted ceiling price. .S731;
our price, S396, cash, trade or terms
LINCOLN zEfHYR 1919 + door sedan;
radio and heater: excellent condition; q
ssastfu ss ssn % Sas griSgitiss reaarsd selling
PACKARD 1911 "iso'' convertible club
sSspe sss car !saG sens and ss aEh ssa me-
4sl0 Wisconsin ave; Or. Ioao.
PACKARD 1910 sedan: radio and heater
sxs5s Nnsrssn sls,n sI2ss 2PA Isda csdIlalns. WEST.
nOHLlHSD PS2x aSh AHosi IA nj d2o9; or.
Both n good mschsnissi condition; nic.
Sb95. within OPA warranted ceiiing: cash
trade or terms. LOVING MOTORS, 1915
fACKARD 1871 a11o. s-door; heater
Csllipf Sn prize; ~ is3s. This is : clean sT csr
lsss flss. s1.esl,. sdl .se M l.sIs asss
tires, motor excellent. body rough; $3.50
within OPA ceilinR. GIL, e4al. 2Qs
Evening star., 1945-05-18
Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY,
EngIish Is Like That

Q. have never understood why
won't" is used as the contraction
of will not" Why should it not be
"wint," pronounced to rhyme with
"tint"?- A. K.
A. Strictly speaking, won't" Is
not the contraction of will not"
Wont" Is the contraction Of the
obsolete "wol1 not" "Woll" was
one form of The Anglo-Saxon 'wil-
Ian" and it survives only in the
contraction won't"
@. What explanation is there for
pronouncing the 20" of women like
the short "i' of "wind"2 2-T. A. M.
A. The word woman evolved from
the Anglo-Saxon wifmann meaning
wife man." for the word mann
(man) originally meant person of
either sex. Whitman became VIM
man, and its plural was wimmen.
The singular wimman then be-
came wumman, which finally
evolved into woman, in which the
"o' retained the sound of the ''u"
Of wumman. And, with the char
acteristic illogic that is found all
through our beautiful but loony
language, the modern plural women
retained the short q" sound of the
ancient plural wimmen.
@. You recently explained the
reason "oz." is the abbreviation Of
ounce is that the latter comes from
the Spanish onza, from the Latin
uncia, "the 18th part of any whole"
Now please explain why 16 (not 12)
ounces make a pound, and 16 (not
10 ounces make a pint.-D. o. T.
A. The story is too long to be
told here. The ounce has many
values and many different names
throughout the world. It even
stands for 1854 of an inch in meas
uring leather.
Incidentally, the word ayoirdu-
pois Is from the French phrase
avoir du pois, goods or property
of weight" that is to say, goods
which, when sold, are customarily
weighed out. Troy weight was
named for the historic French city
Of Troyes, pronounced trwa.
For. free copy Of pamphlet on
French Conversation, with all words
pronounced in easy phonetics. send
stamped (3-centh, elf-addressed en-
velope to Frank Colby, in care Of This
Evening Star.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. .Ine.)
Evening star., 1945-05-18
LOTS WANTED.
SECOND COMMERCIAL or industrial zon
house or lot wanted. Call RA. 007s:- %
FARMS FOR SALE,

NEAR WARSAW, YA.-25 acres, ~ good
for farming beautiful brand.neg 5dFoom
= saerihee, $3.50. Cal Call MR.. NASH 4 oAsT:
2I5-ACRE stock and bluegrass farm, g.
room Colonial home. 2 modern tile baths,
8 toilets, hot-water heating system, re-
System M o@ sas deep se outs
into all buildings and nearby fields. also
cisterns and streams double hallway,
fiITeplaces; large bank barn, silos: l4x5a
sranary. laundry and poultry houses.
highway, | mile to woodstock, Va. Price
trust of $1,000 at ~ interest and pay
balance nee in cash; Prudentisl will Loan esa
1888 Fairfax, Al. Va, OK: 3a4o;
sHst fSc farm sefe Gs2y sfm stock f5
2o0-aere stock farm: $4,000. RAY BAR
NEY. Vienna, Va, office Vienna 21s. Res.
Ets6ns Eo1poa 'e Go. BLUEGRASS FARM. 14s a.
lovely farm home. elec, good barn, stream:
e ood timesT cTi fTsa ns highway bus service
81 ACRES, in nearby Maryland. 10 mi
from District fine on macadam road, blue
grass meadow, the land is rolling and in
f inciade r praeticafiy % PSSeoi new HOUSES bank
barn aods Dpua anaon Sase Ws 1nd Snsr Sas
Of Of IT the e best Price. Sso.oo0, Exclusive
VT T1th eao z M. FRY NC 724o Wis. ave.
GEENfHI.tsMENs ESTATE of So acres, Jess
than 20 miles of Wash. Attractive mod
ern flolse of rms, 3 baths, servants rm
and BATH. latest type oil furnace, very
large fireplace and 2 stairways. Detached
from main 1p1 hGase VIZ Wiz
rooms and bath: Located on Hill among
large trees, with pretty, views; Modern
sar syIs STAPLE psced w s5oo sst stalls Alo s
other .dsI farms and country places. Phone
APPROxiMArELY 20 ACRES, well, Q
pair, plenty. fruit trees; half clear land.
from Washington Ho. 07s3;,
half. coY s1ck1Hs l!ss Guy; CIV S iosa. ssa All o.
house, 4 tenant houses, 4o-eow dairy
$4,000; 100000 cash. bal terms
D. C.: So. 900, $4,000 cash, bal. terms.
Write owner. L. A. MONTAGUE, 1910
@ Ney Hampshire aye NV, Wash, D. C.. or
bies bSs c9loRGp oM'aYMdss cI'I,y.a some rs
timber; good 6-rm. house, bank barn, BOX
60: poultry house, 12x14: corn crib. hog
Zen, sraps arbor, well at door. also lovely
$500; $4,000 cash. balance S35 per mo
et 5qs interest running until paid Also
I42 a., b-rm. house, stable, garage; 90 .
IL Wen fenced, located in houdoun e County %
Nss 2s mi TO D. g: Here is . real buy q
sozRsoN 426a Fairfax drive. OK. s24o
Evening star., 1945-05-18
Natures Children
QUININE
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Cinchona trees are native to Latin
America. They are found in long
nerrow belt on the eastern slopes of
the Andes, reaching from Colombia
southwark through Ecuador and
Peru to Bolivia.
1t is believed that the name
Chinchona is derived from that of
Countess Cinchon, Vicereine of
Peru, who was cured of malaria in
June, 1881. The word 'quinine" was
given to it by the aborigines, who
called the Observation-Disclosures
"quina -quina."
Quinine is a grayish white aka
loid extracted from the powdered
bark of many species of the Gin
chona tree. 1t is used almost ex-
clusively to treat victims of malaria,
disease present in tropical and
subtropical regions. 1t Is today a
strategic crop.
In 1852 the importance of ouinine
Evening star., 1945-05-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr. Green tstrictly confidentiaD. MA
LOANS-Real estate. auto, other Ist, enc
and I'd trust. METRO CO., 203 Wood
ward Bldg. Ma. 2920.
MOORE g. HILL CO.. SO4 18th st. NV
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; Low
rates; term or monthly payments p, J
MONEY On SECOND TRUST-We vii
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
or va. Reasonable rates; NATIONAL
N. ave. NV National 1888
1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt ant
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
MENT CO. S17 9th st. NV. DT. 6I5O.
MONEY on LIST or End trusts; promp
action, reasonable rates; nearby Nd, Va
S07 18th, MA SO32
Evening star., 1945-05-18
HOUSE TRAILERs.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headqlarters-
New tandem-wheel Americans on display;
also 3-rm. Travelos and Schultz. many
usee trailers and luggage trailers; IT, Is
day for appraisals. Repairs and all types
OF service work. We have Barnes Inter-
AMERICAN TRAILER Co, INC, open un-
~ 8. 4030 Wisconsin ave- WO. 3232.
NEW kOZY. Plat ana Superior: also new
tslaem LIBERTY: many good used tratlers
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route cute /, ser.
vyn; 70 Tel Rervyn IS for appraisal
cars, to tow trailers from factory to
WASHINGTON; salary and expenses, gaso-
line furnished earnings, S75 or more
per week Phone MR.. PAINTER, WO.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPNG IN WASH. - Oneida,
service, Leave car at 9 am, ready at s;
grade rubber; guar work, car protected
under cover: not left on street or lot. Fo,
appointment call LU. 0S34, LU 1917
Plenty OF grade ! and 8 tires and tube,
aS51 dD5aTEp ;, SALES CO.. 1895 H st. ne. LU
TIRE RECAPPING. s-hour service, by ap.
poiutment. Leave your car am, pick /,
up at pm. Finest grade materials used
ss Expert workmanship by experienced re.
Ample parking facilities PAIDER d
HANNA. 4716 r. !. ave, HyattsviIIe, uN
LIZ, 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. 0012
1910 Harley 3-wheel delivery motorcycle
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES, Gil 9th
st onnHT NJ RE; o911.
tires and repairs. INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 81 9th st Nv RE. 0911.
Evening star., 1945-05-18

COMMISSIONERS, d. C.. washington. Ma,
16, le45:-Sealed proposals will be re.
eeived in Room 500. District Building, l 4th
Street and Pennsylvania. Avenue NV.
Washington 4, D. c., until 200 PM, Z
w. T.. May %. 1845. and then pubiicl,
opened and read, for furnishing the mate.
rlals and performing the work for con.
struction Of concrete foundations for ele
yated steel water tank to be located or
Parcel 1922. in vicinity of Alabama anc
Boulevard Avenues Sc. Proposal form
at Room 427. District Building.
my16, 6,6teXSu
Evening star., 1945-05-18
JOSEPH NOTES, Attorney,
11O4 Fl st. NE.
DISTRTCI, GnfJRT on TT4H yYR6vrry

States for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 65.311, Admins
tration.-This is to Give Notice: That the
subscriber. of the State of Maryland, has
obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate Of Sahia Gensberf, late Of the
District OF Columbia. deceased. An per.
sons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenti-
Gated. to the subscriber, on or before the
may by law be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate. Given under my hand this
6th day OF May, 1945. JOSEPH NOTES
4633 Eastern Ave. Northwoodridge, Mary
land fSeaD Attest: VICTOR 8. MER6CH
REGISTER OF Wills for the District Of Colum.
bin, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
my11,16s2B
Evening star., 1945-05-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

THIS OFFICE has investor clients to pur-
chase your apt. house, store or other rented
pT1peIty List it With us 11aay RGg
APARTMENT HOUSE PROPERTY, not over
s years old, white residential section.
Will pay all cash. Will purchase from
owner only No agents. BOX 439Y. Star.
HAVE CLIENT FOR APIS, fats, houses
Walter giving price and other details.
3. F. SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV.