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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
On TO Chieaeo!

FOUR EXCITED little boys
today are watching the battle
between the Tigers and the Chi
cago Cubs from the box Of
their grandfather -. Walter O.
Briggs -.
They are Walter o. Briggs
III and his brothers Basil,
nicknamed Micky' an d
James and their great pal
and cousin, "Chucky" Fisher
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Fisher Jr. -.
The boys were al Briggs Sta
dunn on the opening day OF the
series :. but instead Of sitting
in the box with their elders
watched the game from seats
near the .dugout.
Others who went to CeitcaENs
IN Nnr. anu Mls. B1gRs party
were Mrs. A. Milton Palmer
OF Washington. D. C.. who came
over for the opening and was
the Briggses' house guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O. Briggs
Jr. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Fisher Jr. Mrs. Philip A.
Hart tJanie Briggs and
Mrs. Everell Fisher (Susan
Briggs -.
The w. Dean Rohin&onx- Eliy-
sbeth Briggs have as their
guests al today's game 1t.
Cmdr and Mrs. Charles Creedon
the Yates Smiths and
MIR and Mrs. Sherman Fiiz-
simons JT.
The Frank p. Books and the
Horace Flanagan OF New York
went over together -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Opera Enthusiasts

THE CARL BREERS and the
Charles w. Jinnettes who
share box -. are grand opera
fans
They will hear Tosca tomor-
row night -.
The BreeTS gave a dinner
party Thursday night at the
Detroit Club entertaining
the Jinnettes and Judge and
Mrs. Joseph A. Moynihsn
and they all went 10 the opera.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
~
Host 10 Families

THE FIRST fall family fel-
lowship night at Northeastern
YMCA was held last evening.
j. Herman Jacobs was chair
man. assisted by Mrs Bertha
Forsman. Mrs Alpha England,
Mrs. +. &. Peterson, Mrs. Helen
Schroeder. n. J. Biddle. James
NJ. Mcconnell, Forrest Goliath,
r. Lisle Young, r. II. Van Har-
teSveldt and Roland Kronbach.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Sweetmans
Give Party

Mr.. AND MRS, ]. r. SWEET
MAN gave a dinner party at
the Statler Hotel TO celebrate
their wedding anniversary.
Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell +. Green and the
Francis Steltenkamps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Capt. Bowen Weds

NEWS HAS been received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w. Pollock
of Chestnut Hills, Pa. -. of the
marriage of their daughter
WAC 1t. Elizabeth Raines Poll
lock TO Capt. Lem Warner
Bowen, AUS. son of Mrs.
Julian Bowen of Crosse Pointe
and the late Mr.. Bowen
The wedding took place Mon
day in the US. SET. chapel in
Frankfort, Germany -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Mrs. Maday, David
On WAY South

MRS. a. /. MADAY and son.
David, are en- route 10 Gaines
Vile. Ga where David will
enter Riverside Military Aca-
denny.
Mr. Maday will JON Mrs.
Maday shortly, and they viii
spend several weeks in the
mountains.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
In Mayfair
With
THE CHAPERON

MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM T.
BARBOUR today are announc-
ing the marriage of their daugh-
ter &. Ella Barbour Carter .
TO Harland G. Walter which
took place at 4:30 yesterday
afternoon in Mrs. Carter's
residence in Fisher road, Crosse
Pointe
Only the members of the fam
lily were present ..
Mr. and Mrs. Walter will live
In Cleveland
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

Aries--lmprovemfnt in plane
tary aspects. Venus and Mars
IN favorable contiguration augur
Tor perso achievement in
things requ ring endurance,
courage, manual labor, artistry.
April 81 TO MAY 90
Taurps-Excelient indications
for your interests, religion and
other matters occurring finesse,
artistry, good workmanship, in
tettigence. Romance. domesticIty
rate high.
MAY FL TO JUNE Ri
Gemini-A interests. in-
dustry. mechanics share inwgor-
ating Mars vibrations. You can
advance in any line by your own
oleverness and rightly persistent
effort. Remember spiritual
duties.
JUNE p TO JULY Rj
CaBeer-Easier sailing. Out
look good. Your day will be
happier, all relations smoother,
If you first attend church, for
your souls needs. Necessary
work not a hardship,
JJLY p TO AUG. 20
Leo-V igorous activities;
wholesome sPeFtS, hobbies, uT1ti1-
tary tactics especially favored
by benefc Mars rays. And the
family and home are honored
with religious interests.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. es
Viroo-M Matters Of delicate
nature, art, healthy outdoor
pleasures under highly favorable
aspects. Take time for church,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

then the social affairs and per-
sonal needs. A good day.
SEPT. g 10 OCT. 25
Libra Friendly period with
Year natal Venus IN fine confgu-
ration. Whatever your duties,
get along we'll with them. Attend
church, pray for guidance and
FOR our leaders 81 world peace.
OCT. 2! TO NOV. p
Scorpio-You should feel full
Of life and good humor. Don't
permit I'll temper or any HARM
ful agencies 10 darken your day.
Join family, worthy friends in
pleasant pastimes. Go TO your
church.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sdgittari1s -- Correspondence,
good entertainment, music, all
wholesome diversion from every
day work recommended this
grand Sunday. Show God appre-
citation for all blessings.
Dc. 90 To JAN. 2f
Capricorn - Lighter activities
FOR which you have no time dur
ing work week are sponsored
now. Charm and helpfulness in
Venus influences. Strenuous
activity with common sense IA
-|urrG.
JAN. 2P TO FEB. on
AquGrips-Iou can accomplish
much and at same time enjoy
your family, church and planned
affairs. Avoid those who would
distract you from rightful inter-
estS.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 90
Pisces -- Excellent influences
for increased religious activity,
personal home, family interests
especially. Be kind to health;
enjoy relaxing recreation. The
soul needs nourishment.
YOU BORN TO-DAY; Shrewd,
sensible; can be very diplomatic.
Fond Of learning, but not always
consistent in application. Clever.
artistic, can do wonders in an
emergency Avoid wrong asso-
ciates. Libra often aceomplishes
most late IN life. Strive, have
faith always IN Gods help.
CoRyr!ght. lpfs. oy King Festurss
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
Returns to School

MIS- FAY e B f T II
SCHWARTZ, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Schwartz of
w. Boston Blvd, has resumed
her studies at the House in the
Pines at Norton, Mass.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08
BY Ftspses p,st..: e KN!I METTENS
Horoscope =!

Look in The Section in Which Your BirthSov Comes ord Find
--Hhnt EeaF eHtieet T., Arc0rfUg M yfdT5,
For Sunday, October 7, 1918
MARCH II TO APRIL 90
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-08

= ~ = = T y d y
AQUdripS--NOu can accomplish
much and at same time enjoy
your family, church and planned
affairs. Avoid those who would
distract you from rightful inter-
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Uncle Ruy's Corner
There is no Jalid

At mines, long ago, there were
troubles about mud. Wagons loaded
with coal would sink into mud, and
| it was hard to get them moving
again.
So it came about that planks
were laid on the ground, end to
end. The weels of wagons ran
over these planks, and this helped
to a certain extent, to keep them
from sinking into the mud.
In later times, pieces of wood
were laid end to end, and were an
chored to the ground. They were
called rails and made up what
we may describe as railroad" OF
railway"
Metal rails later took the place
of the wooden rails. at mines and
elsewhere. These were made o1
iron. They lasted longer thar
wooden rails. but not SO long as the
steel rails which came later.
| Horses or mules pulled the loads
of coal which were wheeled over
railways. There came a time wher
| lfare-paying passengers were hauleo
on cars by beasts of burden. Speeds
of as much as IS miles an hour
were claimed for the horse drawn
railway cars. .,....., #
Many persons still living used to
ride on horse cars, or streetcars
which ran on tracks inside cities.
For long rail trips, however, the
horse lost his place more than q
century ago Locomotives driven by
steam proved to be far better.
The present century has seen two
new modes of transport become
Evening star., 1945-02-01
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY
TO-DAY
ADAM A, WESCHLER a. son. anctic

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. son, auctioneers
9l5 st n.w.-Trustee' sale OF valuable
unlmproved lots fronting about AZ feet on
l4th St, between K and L sts. Nv. Wash
ington, D. C. BY virtue of that deed OF
trust recorded in Llber No. 6559, at Folio
407, ct seq. of the land records of the
District of Columbia, and at the request
OF the party thereby secured. the under.
signed trustee will sell at public auction
IN front 1t the premises on Thursday the
lst day OF bruary, 1915, at 3 O'Clock
pm; lots numbered "A and 25. in square
numbered 2l7. in the City of Washing
ton. District of Columbia. containing ap.
proxlmately 1924 square feet of iand
Ierms: One-third of the purchase money
10 De paid in cash. balance represented by
negot1abl promissory notes of the pur-
chaser, payable, in equal amounts in l and
centum Lei annum. payable quarterly, or
10 3 years after date with interest as
aforesaid or all cash as purchaser may
elect, Deposit OF $1,000, either cash or
certified check on a local bank or trust
company required at time of sale Ex-
animation Of title, conveyancing, record.
ing revenue stamps, etc, at cost of pur-
Ghaser Terms 10 be complied with within
80 days from day of sale or the deposit
VIII oe forfeited, or without forfeitng OF
deposit he trustee reserves the right to
resell the property al the risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser upon the foregoing
nis term after FIVE days advertisement OF
vssse Ws az IN do, some \ newspaBer publshed IL
& TRUST COMPANY, trustee By VIM. L.
A + ShLlinRton, assistant secretary
Evening star., 1945-02-01
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY
Handbook of Practical English.

@. Is there something wrong with
the expression, Il didn't use to do
it,? My English class really wants
to know.
A. Use to, in the meaning of "ac-
,customed at sometime in the past"
is not sanctioned. The only form
recommended is used to-" Your
sentence, then, would have to be
recast: I used not to do it. But it is
awkward at best in the negative. In
the positive, however. it is quite
proper: used to live in New York;
we used to go ITO the same school;
sne used always to spend her vaca.
tions with us.
@. Whenever I read that, The
meeting was in charge of Mrs. John
Doe" I suffer a mild nervous break
down! The meaning is, of course,
that Mrs. Doe had charge of the
meeting. Can't you do something?
A. Strictly speaking, Mrs. Doe
is in charge of, or has charge of
the meeting. Also, the meeting is
in the charge of Mrs. Doe; or the
meeting is in Mrs. Does charge.
But the form ''the meeting is in
charge of Mrs. Doe" has become so
firmly established in the American
vocabulary that I doubt whether a
B-29 block-buster would even
bulge it.
1t is thus that idioms are born,
and, as it often happens, today's
grammatical error is tomorrow's
good usage. English is like that.
Colby, you're wrong" says j. W.,
of Paso Robles. You recently spoke
of the incredulous theory :. ; Tch,
tch, tch. Really, it's incredible!"
| A. I am uncertain whether my
use of "incredulous' was slip of
the pen, or merely a throw back to
days when ''increduloas" was proper
in the meaning of incredible" How
ever, that usage, say the dictionaries,
has been obsolete since 1800-hey,
what am saying?
Loony Logic of the week was
spotted by Mrs w. H c., in a Wis
consin daily: THE heavily laden
truck crushed the car in which two
employees were riding like a match
box"
Released by the Bell Syndicate. Ine)
Evening star., 1945-02-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

NEARBY VIRGINIA. about 20 acres; nict
little home of 5 rooms. elect, we'll water
plenty outbuildlngs; on good aN-year road
GO conv; & to bus, streetcar, stores. etc. Price
Sn;oe9, ao. Very easy terms. Phone Chest
I62 ACRES, Us miles north of Winchester
FREDERICK Co, Va rm. house. barn anc
10 mi. north Of winchester, Frederick Co.
Va; old blde.. 10000 #. saw timber;
ANbEksoS 4s5s Fairfax FAR pei dr.. afls af
CLosE,IN FARM Of ESQ acres, rollins
roads; about le5 acres OF good farm land,
balance wooded; watered by several
ftresmS ffom IS. The house sits on hin well BACK
furnace. electricity and phone: COW barn,
horse barn, chicken houses and farm build
Pre down fnom assume ahe fed fsy
MASON HlRsT, Annandale, Va, at end Of
Gfnsad GfGlnmols sarp pike: Phone Alexandria 5sl2.
yIRGINIA-on Lee Jackson highway, 20
niles, miles out. 20 acres, rich cleared land;
maple grove, large barn, shed. etc A
very choice piece of land and an unusually
fine view. with mountains in the distance.
monthly Cali TRACY, OK. o771. Once
5S4 n Highland 1I ST. clarendon renk Va
stone soil. completely fenced; 8 tenant
houses. superintendent's home, 2 large
construction, l OF cinder-block construc-
maternity tt barn dry,cow barn large equip
cows, so registered Holsteins to balance
graded Guernseys,, l Guernsey, bull. 7
500 tons Of feed, scales, e-unit milk
machine, new; tractors, all kinds of farm
Price, $175, 900; 5000 cash; baiance,
reaSn reaSonable terms ,..y WILLIAM Lila P. PARRA-
AUGUSTA COUNTY, vA.-a45-acre stock
and bluegrass farm: 5-bedroom brick,
eeieesricity bath hardwood floors tenant
barns, . silos. stream Real buy at
$4,000; easy, terms. A. G: ANDERSON,
s53 sTGrK EalEfss FsR dr APinstSn Va OK 3240
acres, on hard road, close to pike, IS
miles from WASHINGTON. watered by
shape, with electricity and bath installed; !.
cash balsnee TO be arranged. Immediate
possession Shown by appointment. Phone
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va.
:i0-ACRE DAIRY FARM on Lee hwy, 30
miles D. G, with 3 houses, 36-cow dairy
barn and all stock and equipment: good
proposition for price of S45, 900 on terms.
barn. l0-room house and outbuidings, ii
stock and equipment; 30 miles d. C. At
trac;; We terms. Being sold owing to own
ers health for S35. 900
II YOU want to buy stock farm or
for sale RAY BARNEY, Vienna Va
Phone Office Vienna 2ls: residence. Vienna
Evening star., 1945-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1899 Roadmsster 4-door formal
new sood Ees condon oeits5 'hsn for
quick sale, 81 ,o75. 70 see car call Ii
5515 s,li, " No dealers . n.,v,;,.v
MOTOR co: so5i N s. NV Nj oisb.
BUICK 1887 convertible coupe PARK
WAY MOTOR CO, 305l NJ st. NV. MI.
BUICK 1888 coupe, 40 series; good run
ming condition; below, as is ceiling.
PIER, 313 Maple ave, Falls Church, Va.
BUICK 1899 Roadmaster 4-door sedan:
smart jet-black finish. powerful s-cyl.
ensne eng good JIses 5aaio and hsa.er ,
TOR CO, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Open
CADILLAC 1898 4-dr. sedan; in excellent
condition, radio and heater, white side
wall tires. blue black finish: over s400
under ceiling; trade and terms. TREW
MOTOR CO, 14th and Pa. ave. Sc. Open
2-dcor sedan and two 1887 coaches, 81
other cars. PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa.
CHRYSLER 1889 "e" 4-door sedan: excel
lent condition: radio and heater. 81 other
cars. PRY MOTORS, 18th and Pa, ave.
GHRYsLER 1s41 SARATOGA coupe; radio
oWner car excellent condition. WHEELER,
4ao s4 oonyere ayf or Eedan oso
TERRETT. EN-. ss5s centraf f Rotor St saies' sS
DoDGE 1885 1ls-ton panel truck; fully
guar; very clean and good tires; priced
below ceiling. TREW MOTOR CO., 14th
FaE FORD 5a' 1874 az Sport sts coupe rumble seat;
$3.50 cash. ROBERT W. BANNING,
ToRDs.1sas "s5" coupe; also 1898
a.
ekP Dree s4 8 luxe rEKRR sssR IKE EM new ss sS
sa se2ditlon ,.s sas5; s,or gos @ TERRETT R E IN
teed sses Dealer. eHs 1000 Wis. stan aVe.' 70
way MOTOR ISevsFsS'f eo so5f s0ape ST. NV. AFh Nj
E1Ho. ESEP 1898 so EsSf Fse5dos sedan; PARKWAY AE
LORD LORD. 1872 FFordor sedan. PARKWAY
MoToR co. Sa5i ados St. MI ols5
IS heatey; t r. PARKWAY MI SS 4, MOTOR CO. 505i M
paint. new top, radio and heater. PARK-
WAY MOTOR CO., 305l ST. NV. MI
0LDsMoBILE 1887 "e" e-door sedan
new battery: sssb: so4 Biadensburs 'ids I'd
oLDsMoRILE OLD 1888 e "s,' Ot tourins fyo' sedan:
radio and heater: excellent tires bargain.
WHEELER, WIFE INC, 1910 Wisconsin ave. OR.
PACKARD 1887 4-door de luxe sedan:
cas neW tres Ell No Ss
PACKARD 1888 "IS0'' convertible coupe:
WHEELER. INC, 1910 Wisconsin ave-, OR.
PACKARD 1887 4-door trunk sedan: radio
and heater good prewar tires: will take
trade and finance. MR.. MANGUM, WI.
PPfIyYaMouTHs-1s41 Pfya coupe. two 1889 A.
door sedans. 81 other cars. PRY MO-
TORS, 9TH and Pa. ave. se
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door trunk sedan:
good transportation. Only $3.50. Dealer,
PLYMOUTH 1888 business coupe; good
condition. 722 Erie ave, Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
LOTS FOR SALE

10 LARGE LOTS, 50x125 each, Rockville
minutes walk from business section.
$3.50 each. Rockville 1874. j.
Fl LOTS, Sc, near Congress Heights, few
blocks from busline; SlS5 each. OWNER,
Rockville 124. l.
10th ST. LOTS at 80 cents per square
foCt, about 145,000 square feet OF land;
fine trees; two street frontages; will ac'
commodate $4,000 to $4,000 homes
This is a wonderful proposition. BEALI
TURNER & CO. RIA. 0ss5, 1l05 Vermont
BETHEsDA3ie,ee4 BET So. it.. zoned residen.
tsI but sgbiest to rs-z9ning rssF RTfed
412 Southern Bldg, MA. 2014.
APARTMENT SITE, 18th ST.; large tract
of ground; nc per So. TT. including build.
ing. Call Mr. Redding, EN-. 1900, CHEVY
CHASE REALTY CO.. 3403 Conn. ave.
CORNER APT. SITE, near Eastern Hish;
All utilities in and ready to go: large
enough for approximately 30 units. Price,
$4,000 cash. M, L. KRAFT, ME. 5400,
KENWooD corner lot. all improvements.
adjacent to beautiful homes; level: ideal
for the finer type residence. Priced low
for feIr,,I quick sale "; C& 4 N. MILLER
OR. 4464
ABOUT 1850 50. FT.. near the Capitol
zoned residential SOC, A. M ROTH
Woodward Bldg MA 7936
Evening star., 1945-02-01
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont. )

aMxEsl. fkOf. FOR SALE Cont
GASOLINE STATION : Beautiful. moderr
stand.rs seI sta,ion n;, p on wide blvd. leased t
|aSsSoo |Site sHANSo5SSl EsS I'm OSTtlsslsfs phone NJ
sM,oRRiFEs;,s Ns NA e. Sss5 4 LocAs CO. 1905
ass@e sss RrINaHosse fRRr1IfssRssey RfaS4o pear
sToRl o,sa 41l ya dH stInSISe haSS 1s,,
Second ioor orors sensps s5s6o f. two apis q
e. heat beating or ianitor expenses; Price price
SSlEe'o9Si SE ssas rent si45 per mo. MT. Bennett
nj a31So MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
TopAY'ss BEST INVESTMENT con.
ptseeiS per reaecorated detached bldg; income
tseilitieS Can TABoRsi i0F REaIfY 1GsTlSn co soa
MIN. oAyE.-1e-unit, s-story apt. bldg
si,I: Yrs: old: ressonable rentals; Sa,aa4: eS.
Senent conolt1on: convenient: by appoint.
Exi iEnen' oniy texclusive). Ma. 1918: FIR. S26n
sa9-uNIT, 3-story apt bldg; white face
pa pax ave corner aad faSelng Govt park; conv. tc
als; ss5;542: extra large lot; by 'ia appoint ONT
naas nmsns only 'exciusive). Ma. 1913: ewes SH
EEsylEaRYTHNG,s RosEY in real estate
4s12-4S74 4sw HALEY II. Sc, $33. 900 Nearly
yantss wide. brick constr; central NV location
saSsSSSN fucRs fa MF Gu 6upps5 PCS IN s. 3ts?
kisHf RIG DOWNTOWN, Rhode Island ave,
pmlodeled in 1914 as follows; 20, One Groom.
sltshsn snS s -. and bath; three 1-room, kitchen
ane one nnGspsd PAIN one studio T9om and bath and
TON REAL ESTATE to buy or sell, 3S1s
eoss soss St eveninss inv pI1 PhOne DU 5o6 5c67
FOR The fHfid SNAIL L. INVESTOR. 14ea unusually
attractive s, corner apt. bldgs. of brick con-
Each Bldg Offers pi the o opporanity ana Of 1as com
eens HEEAN Ian zSuF sH 45S eSss
Direct FROM OWNER unit apt,
ShTightwood section NV. detached brick,
times the annual rentals. For a''''f further
information and inspection. cali between
ApT Il ana aousr En- corner Hx PI5s BIDS good Inca.
ton. excellent condition. modern. store
street floor income over $1,000: substsn-
specton a naae MAX sEs!smea scaWARTz snd m
st. NV. Ma $3.50: after i pm. IA, OSLO.
LARGE, modern, freproof apartment blde.
business section Of l4th ST., NV: owner
Redng city cHEVY fSEes csAsE aqsk sas Gs NJ
a POSTWAR BUsfNEss SITE, downtown.
a1out $500 So. IT. 40-ft. front to a wide
slley, with a present income st NV
6etWeen goth and 21st sts.: $4,000.
GUEsTHoUsE, near 18th and Col. I'd: 10
rooms plus > apartments. oil heat. fire
escapes: will accommodate .25 people; price,
Slz 800. OWNER, AID. 9434
NEW, modern 30-unit apt bldg: each
unit has 2 rms, dinette, kitchenette. bath:
Mithln 10 min; of downtown; total income
$4,000 VI. This property can be delivered
at a real price, considerably below the
average market value; can be reasonably
FINANCED; with moderate payments Cali
Nj Wolberg. IA. 1856. SHANNON &
LUGHS CO. 1905 H st NV. MA 2345
APT. (colored). IA units and store. ex-
cel!ent location west of 18th st NV:
yearly rental $500. very low expenses:
price S36. 80 Call Mr.. Kohner, with
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, EX 1929;
after p.yn EN- 3032
COLORED-Each building contains two
apartments of living room. bedroom, kitch-
en-, bath and porch; separate heating
plants very modern; 81 900 cash needed
gan ~ pm. LEO M BERNSTEIN &,
From Us"
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Not This

strong rivals of the railway. These
are motor cars and airplanes.
An interesting event took place
on June day in 1910. Charles K
Hamilton few biplane from New
York to Philadelphia and back
again the same day. For this deed
he earned prize of $4,000
While over New Jersey on that
fight, Hamilton had a race with 8
railway train which, at the time
was running so miles an hour. The
aviator was unable to overtake the
train, but his average speed fol-
the whole trip was slightly less thar
As miles an hour.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on youl auto. furniture, signature. GEN
ERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP 53O3 Baltimore
ave-: Hyattsville. Md. Warfield 3ls1
MONEY ON SECOND TRuSI-W We vii
>"v .second-trust notes D c nearby Nd
OF Va reasonable rates NATIONAL
NOSTGAtiE & INVESTMENT CORP 1919
ave nu Nationai 6S33
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan SInG
TO Sl0.G00 repayanle monthly come tc
Sank OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS
Tth and sts DIV National 7O11 n st
at North Capitol Executive 2727
lst AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO, Sl7 9th. st NV. DI $3.50
LOANS. first, SECOND and third trust or
your home. Call Mr.. Berman. Ma 292O
METRO CO.. 203 Woodward Bldg.
MONEY on 1St or End trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
or D. G.. property. THE AMERICAN CO
ss07 i5th: Ma. ,s032.
lst-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments P j
WALSHE. INC, Ills Eye ST. NV. MA. 646S
Evening star., 1945-02-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CLARENDON BUSINESS CENTER, l door
off Wilson blvd. zoned general com
mercial; lot s5oxI15,; impToysd with g.
modelling into a shop or doctors ofhce.
soN F9s fYrtheE I'M lRformation cal GEORGE
$3.50 wilson 4s4, blvd ArIington, Va, cH.
CLARENDON BUSINESS SECTIONAL
proXimately 10000 square feet on i'm
portant corner. zoned general Commercial;
CO., exclusive agent, 2S40 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va, CHI. 1888. Evenings,
BUSINESS PROPERTY, 1907 H St NV;
excellent downtown location-3-st story brick
building, IDEAL for remodeling to suit your
business; FRANK H. MALICE, 1881 G st.
AN INVESTMENT TODAY with your fu-
ture business home combined. Modern
3-story brick bldg. large store to 90 alley
and apts near X, and 18th NV: rent,
about S4,5OO: $4,000 cash req. E. c.
KNoUSE (excluD, 1927 Eye st. NV. Ma.
VACANT IN 80 DAYs-Dovntown. near VT.
ave. and K NV; beautiful 4-story and
basement commercial brick bldg. of approx.
5000 50. ft.. oil heat ideal for Offices dis
tributor, organization or club: must act
quickly: sale or lease. NJ. L. KRAFT. ME.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

I HAVE MANY desirable foreign BUYERS
with cash for invest or bus. property R
PHPEIRHNANDsIi PP IH n 10y Ely Eye st: NV; DI. 1851
or g. unit apt, must be sound invest
ment; located in D. c. Ii 0os2 or Ii
1854 ewes. or Sun
IF YOU HAVE an apartment house or
business property for sale please see us:
We have many clients wanting investments
UP TO 100000 and will pay equity cash.
Call Mr: Jarboe or Mr.. Cullen. with o H
GEA1RVINa in Earle Bldg, EX. 1923; nights,
FOR BEST RESULTS list your apartment
houses and other properties with j. NOBLE
BOAZ, 1240 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda,
Md; WI. 26is. Several clients with cash
THIS OFFICE has investor clients to pur-
chase. your apt. house. store or other
rented property. List ii with US today
F, ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor, Invest
ment Bldg. RE l1Sl