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Evening star., 1946-02-27
KNITTING QUERY?
PUMPKIN PIE?

(From Mrs. D. S. W, Washington.
I have done great deal of knit
ting and have been told that it is
always very neat. But my big
problem is picking up stitches at
the armhole (for sleeves. No mat
ter how I pick up the stitches there
are always holes when I am fin
ished-can any one tell me how this
happens and how I can prevent it?
Is there some trick to it?
My second request is for pumpkin
pie filling when canned pumpkin is
used. What spices should be added,
and should the pie shell be cooked
before adding the filling? How
long should the pie be baked?
Evening star., 1946-02-27

Door knockers have been impos-
sible to obtain and are still on the
rare list. However, everything
from bedroom knocker (oWners of
multiple room houses please note)
to the large American Eagles for
the front door may be found at
present in reasonable supply.
Evening star., 1946-02-27

came so damp that mildew appear
ed on books, couch legs, etc.
wiped this away as it appeared, but
when the heat was turned on in the
fall white streaks appeared imme-
diately in the newly scraped and
finished floors and on the top of one
mahogany table. Can any one tell
me how to get rid of these white
streaks without having the floors
scraped and the table top COM
pletely ref1nished? have tried
washing, lemon oil, wax.
Evening star., 1946-02-27

Another item the housewife hasn't
seen around in years is chatting
dish. No, this one isn't electric
instead, it's the good old alcohol
burner type. Finished in two metals,
brass and copper, with long wood
handle this dish is very attractive.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
TIGHTENING CHAIRSa

fFron1 Mrs. J. F. O., Washington. J
would be very grateful for in
formation as to how to tighten
kitchen and dining room chairs
that are loose and shaky. Along
the same line perhaps there is some
solution in which to dip the tips of
tinker toy parts to make them stay
together.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
SHRINKING MEXICAN
HUARACHES.

(From Mrs. J. A. F., Hot Springs,
. Ark
/ bought a pair of huaraches in
Mexico once, and asked the dealer
just such a question. He said to
wet them we'll and put in fairly
warm oven and dry out fully. I
never had to try 1t, so can't tell
you how effective the treatment may
be. We are having a winter vaca-
tlon and had The Star follow us.
so you see I still keep up with the
RICH!
THANK YOU" NOTE.
fFrom Miss P. L. K, WASHINGTON.
Thanks to all who so generously
came to my assistance In regard to
Valentine party!
X X
STUDY COURSES.
(Fron1 Mrs. N. E. M, Washington }
In answer to the question of Mrs.
G. B. S., Washington, the YWCA,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
offers lectures on the Far East
by Mrs. Amea Willoughby, author
Va eiiC DCSG oCACl, L was Ul1 SOT-
regidor"; Behind the Headlines"
by DR.. Sidney B. Hall, professor at
George Washington University and
member of the Carnegie Institute of
international Peace; a current
course in global geography by Miss
Mabel Eads, geographical analyst
with FEA. These courses are offered
by the General Education Depart
ment.
RECIPES WANTED?
(Fron1 Miss A. w. MacQ, Arlington,
Va.
Will Mrs. j. C. L. of Takoma Park,
Md, kindly send directions for max
ing her coffee cake into the shape
of a Christmas tree? Does any one
have a good recipe for rich, cream
caramels?
Evening star., 1946-02-27

OF interest to people who like
antiques is a double student lamp.
Definitely over a hundred years old,
this fine brass lamp has been con-
verted to electricity without losing
any of it's charm. 1t originally was
an oil lamp and in fact, the oil con-
tainer is still attached. Others in
stock are excellent reproductions,
but the above is quite authentic.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
y

MILbEW MARKS ON FLOOR?
(Fron1 Mrs. Fl. L. F., Washington. J
During the wet spell last sum-
mer the first floor of my house be-
Evening star., 1946-02-27
Readers Clearing House

the preparation of the goods simple
as there is no cutting and no spe-
cial equipment is necessary. First
join the stockings together, 20 at
a time, inserting the toe of one into
the top of the leg of the other and
so on, on the sewing machine, pleat-
ing, gathering or easing of the top
so it will fit the toe, do it roughly
and quickly.
When all the stockings have been
thus joined in strands of about 20
yards, dip them in color remover,
which is found in all dime stores
with directions plainly given on the
package Then dye them in any
color or colors you choose. They
usually die beautifully and even If
they do streak do not worry, it adds
interest to the pattern.
For the weaving, you need floor
space covered with a rug, the rug
is necessary to hold the pins.
Lay the strands fiat, not twisted
and close together on the floor the
length you have chosen for the artl-
Gle, up and down, securing the tops
and bottoms with pins stuck IN
the rug. Do not stretch, until you
have the desired width, then go
across weaving simple basket fash
ion, ION and under" Do not pull,
but weave rather closely and softly.
The stitched joinings will not show
and will be absorbed In the check
cred pattern of the weaving. The
loose ends can be Joined by hand
as the weaving goes on or left at
the sides, in the latter case the blan-
ket will require binding.
X X
OVERCOMING SHYNESS.
From Mrs. H. S. M, Falls Church,
Va
Replying to Mrs. r. c., Takoma
Park. The shyneSS your small son
is showing at the present time may
be completely gone in few months,
A lot of children go through the
shy stage. In the event it isn't, don't
make an issue of it. When you ar
rive at your relatives home, just
say. rather offhand, You know, he's
Just going through that shy stage,
and let it go at that. He will find
lots to interest him, and if he doesn't
put on the shy act" when you're
not present, as soon as he has be-
come accustomed to his new sur
roundings, go out and leave him with
his relatives and he will be quite
all right. Your relatives have had
children of their own and I am sure
they would pay no attention to 2
year-old child being shy, further
more, no child can be expected to
go into the arms of strangers and
feel at home. He has no way OF
knowing they are his relatives. Your
people will just be somebody new
to him for awhile, and your relatives
will be the first to understand this
fact. Don't be alarmed, everything
will go just splendidlys Happy trip!
Evening star., 1946-02-27

Fireplace equipment in large
quantities is on display. All types
of screens, the portable slide variety
of black mesh metal, also the three
fold type. This has a new and in
teresting feature. You've probably
noticed the wide opening at the
fold in the old style screens. These
new ones have piano hinge which
completely incloses the intersection
so sparks cannot possibly go
through. Much safer and far more
attractive.
Electric post lights made of cop
per and finished in bronze or black
are now available. If your home is
located in one of the newer COM
munities in or around Washington,
undoubtedly it is situated on quiet,
dark street, so one of these lights
is a necessity.
Something new in fireplace equip
ment is a log lugger. It's a grap-
pie hook arrangements, two of the
hooks being stationary and one
movable by means of an extra shaft
and handle. This contraption is
much safer than the popular tongs
for it lessons the danger of the log
| slipping.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-16
Dir nrup Grit

gSer in Ser pergongenen 9riee55eit
nidt bloB Shla6tberi6te uno @ro-
paganOamoterial geleien, ionOern ii6
oucb fiir Oie 0tetboOen ltnO 0tittel in
0ielem &riege intereiIiert bot, fonnte
ii6 Sem GinOruf nidt ent5ieben, oaB
in fieberbofte1ter Satigfeit ltn0 9(n.
ltrengungen neue tednil6e un0 mil
ienI6oftli6e Otittel llno @ege in Ser
&riegSfitbr1ng geIltdt l&no gef1n0en
tpurOen. Wtebr ais irge11o ein onoerer
&rieg mar oteier Elm &rieg ser Se6-
nif unO Ser @iiienicboft. Iueroings
muBte oa5 Wteiite fir Oie 9auer oes
&rieges gebeim gebalten iperben.
Iber man fonnte oo6 obnen, baB ous
gnoe bes Srieges cine Sllle bon Ct.
finoungen uno Serbeilerungen offen-
barren tpiirbe. Satld6lid, mas iest
idon perlautet, er0ffnet oie tpeiteiten
Heripeftinen in eine NeueeItaltung
(5ortiesune auf eette 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-16
Hruhlpntr nrr attrrika-
ntfrhrn AuBrnpnlittk

Sn elmer l1eberli6t ser iiingIten
gnttpidlungen in ser internationalen
8olitif ibreibt 90. Slider, Der Die
unflare uno oft idipanfenoe Sal-
tung 8aibingtons in man6en Din=
gen na6iidtiger uno optimiltiider
beurteilt ols mir, in Der 80. 9.
Staats5eit1ng' II. a.:
rSIt es tpabr, baB in Imertfa oie
ilolationiitilde Bolitif enogiiltig tot
lit? llno menn oas Ser Saa lit, pobin
5ielt Imerifas 8olitif in europa
@ir ieben tie nod ni6t flar Dor uns;
oenn Die frieolole llnrait, oie nod
immer unieren fleinen groteil pet
nigt, ldBt ols 1pirfenbe politiide
&rdfte fait MIR BEN @egenias Ser
ruiiii6en llno Ser britiI6en Sntereis
len erfennen - Iebr4 1tnglei6er
&rdfte, oa binter Sen Huilen bie gro
Bere Snitiatipe uno oie groBere glfti=
pitdt itebt." 9ieie @orte aus Dem
8rief eines S9pei5er Sreunoes iinb
darafteriltiib fir oie 8rcbleme, por
bic it6 Ser guropder au1 Ser melt
tralen 2dnOer in oieien 3eiten 5pis
l6en Dem gnoe ser @affenfGmpfe
uno Dor bem Abl6luB oefinitiper
5rieoenspertrage geiteat iiebt.
IS lit fir oie MenIben oes NIT,
tel uno neiteuropdilden Sentiments
nibt lei9t, ser @abrbeit ms @eiibt
81 ieben, oaB iie nidt mebr i'm 3en,
trum Der politiiben 8eltborg1nge
leben, ionoern ibr S6idlal bon
@roBlnadten auBerbalb ibres 2ebens.
raumes enti6ieoen miro. Gin Sabr,
tauleno lang baben ittb atpiiden
georOiee lnb Wittelmeer Die groBen
gntideibungen Ser Ma6t- unb @ei;
itesgei6idte abgeipielt. 0aB bies al.
Ter menI6li6en 8orausli6t nod in
3ufunft ni6t mebr ser San leir
miro, beoriidt nidt MIR Die beiiegter
Nationen ltnb bic Neutralen, ionberr
beginnt ou6 bic Sran5oien uno sln.
gebortge unierer fleineren 8erbiinoe
ten 5u beunrubigen. Die tpeltpoliti
I6e Situation Ser fleineren Stoater
| lit 5u ibrem S1mer5e 10, oaB III
boditens cine getDiile politii6 ergGn
5enoe Goue in Der Organization be1
Gereinten geationen perben ipiele1
fonnen, Dab ibre Selbit1nbigfeit I'M
mer problematii6er 5u tperoen orobt
neil ite bie politiide Wa1t ODER lie
bermadt oer groBen Staaten 'innel
empfinbli6er fiiblen.
Gie 8olitif Der 9fuiien lit Ser
guropdern flar (flarer als 6en Slime
rifanern); oie ausoebnung ser l1nio1
Der SoaialiitiIhen Sotpiet-&epnbli
fen nod alien &ihtungen 10 melt al:
m0sli6. gbenIo etnbeltig lit oie $50
litif Ser gnglat1oer, oeren Eaftif, ie
ood nidt oeren 3iel bur1 oie Megie
rungsiibernabme Der 2abour Harti
gemanoelt iDorben lit, Ionbern mad
IuBenminiiter 8epins freimiitigen
8efenntnis tpeiterbin auf oie grbal
tung bes empire binaielt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-16

, geueien, oann tpiiroe ct meiren gta.
men fennen, es lei oen1L er bate nit
sebntaltienoen bon E i'd eh en- I'M
Eager Der gea5is geItanben. Sd min
mid nift ielber riibmen - aber
mein Same mar fir alle anti=Na5is
in Der Si6edei unO I'M gau5en beut.
iden Spradgebiet elm 8egriff Ino
cine SABINE. = @dtte i1 ni6t gegetr
Ole gea5is, ionoeru fir fie gefdmpft,
Damn mare ib mobl bette nod in Der
Sidebet, = 10 tpie ia be5eidnenoer.
neiie piele Der Na5is 5uriidbebalten
peroen, neil man ibre nirtidaftli-
den aenntniiie unb 8erbinoungen
6rau6t, tpabrenb offene Inti-Na5is
pertrieben tperoen.
@enn alio Sr. Sbelbon iagt, ih
bate ME segen Die No5is uno beren
garborei gefampft, 10 liigt er, be-
puBt ODER unbe1pnBt. Iber i6 babe
nidt fir rollenbe 9iubel uno ni6t
MIR nit Sinte uno 0ruferi6tpdr5e
gefdmpft. = @enn Sr. Sbelbon tpeis
ter iagt, oaB meme Mrtifel bon Int
nabrbeiten iiber bte 3uItdnoe in Der
Slhe6ei erfiillt itnb, 10 foroere ih
i'm aut ben 8etpeis oafiir anautre-
ten. Sd mia porerit 1ur feItIteaen,
bob bie Satla6en, Die i6 ber16te,
otreften alno perlonliden Meitteilun,
gen entltammen, Die midi auf per-
Ii6ieoenen 8egen erreiden. Sd Mir
De mid 1peigern, cine Weitteilung 81
bringen, bon oeren @abrbeit i6 ni6t
iiber5eugt bin. slnbere Weitteilungen
fommen aus ser engliiden uno ome-
rifaniiden Breiie, Iotpeit lie nift BON
Ben Side6en gefal1ft lit. Sr. Sbel-
Don miro itb iiferli6 freuen 81 10
rem, baB nun iogar ein ,Suoeten-
Bulletin (129 2afapette Street, Seem
Yorf Is, sc. g. erbeint. Sd berth.
te ri6t iiber 8apanefiooer, tpeil id
trob aller 8eniiblngen oes tl6ebi.
|i6en 8obbels an oas Weotto oes
ti6e6ii6en Staatstpoppens CLAUDE
Pravda 0ltesl, Die Wabrbett 1tegt. -
Sm ii6rigen min i6 Srn. Sbeloon
nur einige Suellen angeben, mo- er
lid ettpos iiber Die Sorgdnge in oer
Si6ehei 1tnterridten fann. S6 mem.
ne bas 2onooner SEEMS Gbronicle
uno ben ,Sbierper', i6 nenne bier
,Sbe Brogreiiipe', ,Gbriitian Gen.
turn; id nenne bas ilotpafiife 8latt
,SSeonota', uip. 1lip.
(S6luB folgD
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene
dict -Wundsalbe

Grprobtes &eilmittel gegen ale
Arten bon often unb friihen @un.
ben, @eI6tpiiren, @etpahien, Bib.
tullnoen, @orbunfel,t, ,titp. 8itte @elo
n,1r burh Boit MoneD Srber 81, fdif.
TEN. Seine Star1ps. go Gents Die
Shahtel Bel
+. L. STAAB
arHQa YalloYyiaH Ave-. CLEVELAND H. o.
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i7ses valleyvisw Ave-. CLEVELAND II. o
Evening star., 1946-04-24
TRAIlERS.

WIANTED-Eoat trailer. WI >il@. d
n new y,oa,b AND ,t USED h9nse traiegs on /? 10
4orleS, Ca h for your trailer RICHTER
TRAlLER Tfi Ii SAL - Route /, serwyn, Ma
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERs for
Saiii naie, GIah5te, sia eXpLesS and stake model
trailers; convenient terms Rental service
on boat and luggage trailers Complete
IeIVice I and repair for all makes OF trailera
following accessories: beds stoves, Venetian iie
blinds, bitches, helper SPRINGS. etc Good
snd csac 9 qfg s BdE to f amd
cars If you are interested in selling your
trailer for cash call Mr.. Laid at WO. 1921
TRAILER Co, INC, 1850 Wisconsin ave.
AMERGcaN M9 ~. fi opfn untl roop Pm axcaI,ent
CENTS TRAIL LER PARK, 200 Kenilworth,
sssss, sIssps isS "1, WASH Sas' ssHIf
WANTED: small house @ ''Jn,iI tfailer to use as
House TR.iIrR'' i944 II Traic;o, %"i,' sleeps 4
IN fine condition; S.."5U JONES TRAIL
ER PARK, Brrwyn, Md -
GLIDER TRAILER. lH4I, q HrWly paint
ed inside and out, 1900. Alex. ;554
luggage IRALLRS. expertlv D0llt
X,TioNAL nt9r HopsI = rE,rIER *, T. 81 = 1I1 f.
Elec. refgr elec. bra;es. large awning
- 500, Leaving service OAK Grove
Trailer Court. Hwy. /, south o. hleXan-
drla. near Open Air Theater. MAJ JOHN
c, BURKE. RE. 500. EXt, 13uSt. 5 81
to }, 2,i'
FOR RENT-Dump. luggage and stake
traNerS. D IT, to Fl. IN length, hour,
day or week, we hitch 70 your car way
service major cities m 70 10 m. daily
and Sunday. RENT-A-TRAILER CO. 1908
Lee L hwy ArI,ngton, Va. Gebe $500.
HORSE TRAILER for " horses. custom
built: enter from rear. leave through front
grookvliIe I'd, corner TAYLOR St, Chevy
Evening star., 1946-04-24
Uncle Ruy's S Corner
7 elllHg a child he
our actions belle o1lr Irt
ing it toget.

One year after the death of her
uncle, King William ". Victoria
was crowned Queen. She was to
rule England in her own right
that is. without husband who held
the title Of King. A few other Eng
llsh Queens had done that, one of
them being Queen Elizabeth. an
other Queen Mary and a third
Queen Anne.
Victoria was Is when she set about
learning her duties. and was helped
by Lord Melbourne. He was Prime
Minister and spent many hours tell
ing the young Queen about politics
One of the leading cities of Aus
tralla carries Melbourne's name.
Two Years after being crowned
the Queen received a visit from a
German cousin, a young prince
named Albert He had visited Eng
land during his boyhood, and Vic
toria had written about him in her
diary.
Romance followed the second visit
Evening star., 1946-04-24
AUToMoTivE MIscsLL's Cont

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery, new shipment lust arrived the
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable for
merchants. farmers, fishermen and tour
ing ing Low priced al ARCADE PONTIAC
CO. l437 Irving ST. NV, AID $500 Wash
inston'S Largest Pontiac Dealer
NEW AUTO PARTS-Grilies. hub caps
cylinder heads mutfiers. wheels floor mats,
lenses, speedometer cable, and housing,
Jacks, Grille guards. auto materials, glove
compartment locks. auto glass installed,
tranSmIssionS rebuilt and guaranteed
J. L BRENNER &, co, 1910 Montana ave
TRUCK TIRE DEALERS and truck owners,
/ have lust received a large shipment OF
.5uX@0 hid. S-ply. high tread used truck
tires; IN good condition. Also have on
hand some repairables of the same size
Phone Baltimore, Madison 57o6-J between
NORTHWEST SHOVEL. model No lo5
good condition; choice OF 81 II. crane
boom. I-yard shovel front OF back hoe
Cal 81, 1sa4; or ewes. GE 77733 70
CAR REFINiSHED-Now is the time TO
have your car refnished by master paint
ers IN one Of WashingtonS largest mod
ern automobile plants. PreWar quality
paint now available. Stop in for free esti-
mate nowi OURISMAN- N-MANDFLL. Chevro-
Iet 18th ard Good HOPE rd Sc AT 400
TRANSMISSION. Ford vs. truck. SO or
trade tor cast-lron Zephyr cyI!nderheads
Evening star., 1946-04-24
THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D C.
"WEDNESDAY. April "a
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
MASS.

MASS, AVN. EXTENDED and Goldsboro
road, rayed, water, sewer risht for high
9lSsS T@ deyeiopment. NORTHWEST REAL
QUAINT ACRES" See ad under Lots for
Sale ,DREIsEN- N-FREEDMAN. INC, s6;I2
S99,les1yIlIlee Fd,' Silver Spring Md. 81. 6655,
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co-Ioo acres of
land near Laurel; 10 acres clear. 40 wood
ed. Priced to sell. sNIDER, 81 1000
GEO. H WILLIAMS CO.. acres. Is
M from D c. line, Ideal for raising
foH rdo Moo h6me in ,s esge song GOOD Includes
GEO. il. Williams e5t co.aiis 81 :''a acres IN
Nd. 35 mi. from D c, a-rm. mod home,
Beautiful surroundlnes, Ideal for retired
person Isel, 81. 5000 ID
tTulJ ItTees, ; nj to Peace cross 5Nrm. trn
bunealow. Isel 81. 5000 eve, SH a?.0.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cos acres With
ISL 81 5000; eve, sH. .l sse6' p'0'N nS4Ss'
sfREs mtes xe@ me n fTo4ass on n. Route
route from Washington west Good ioca-
ION in nice valley, TWO thirds clear; GOOD
through, several GOOD springs; hunting ard
nSm5ne a,lj,e bo,,5 good W. refuge from possible
3 ACRES, good section Montsomery County.
.S9o-r. fronta2e on State road: has stream,
woods. pond location; ideal homesite: IL
Wo WspOF T45a 5caouafry scIa6. sIs5o " owNER'
% ACRES TO i3s ACREs-we have Sew
efal parcels OF acreage suitable for in
vestment or immediate development rang
5o az 5Tom sye ~ s2d sS5eS sS TO 43S Ss seo
STANLEY PEARSON, s236 Georgia ave
-o6
# of Coleslile pike on Knotley road
prleed right. MR.. OREM, GE. 4639, DI,
NEAR AND EAST OF D. c. LINE-About
Fl acres OF land on broad highway and
near shops and bus; all utilities available:
toU1s sHoEMaKFR nGafP isis isHS pe5 St aw aeTe
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for inves-
with GOOD roads telephone and electricity:
north Of the new Naval Ordnance Isbora-
suRAN6E 60. 81 5sS5 55sSSFSsMENa sSss WI s4 4
BEAU TIFULLY WOODED. over ? acres, on
top Of hiil oyerlookins pretty stream:
s%e1s "ooqsq wi{h iIos large irses pretty view for
street. less ihs@ > BOOKS from main VIZ VIZ
ana estates miles from Washington
other tracts from / 20 acres Phone
NEARBY VIRGINIA. acres young TIM
berland. on corner with > road front a ges
] 6 miles from Washington. in sisht OF new
public school. excellent location for small
store and gas station homesites OF chicken
farm Price, 5000. Phone GE. 7O37
10 ACRES. 2 miles from Capitol Bldg. in
Maryland; near school stores: excellent for
~ sHOdC1si1p aCRIs on s Side sf5e FIR
45 miles D, C: $4,000, terms p. o Box
4543. Brookland Station D. c. 25'
i-ACRE TRACTS Up, very easy terms;
near Colesville. Nd and Highland, Nd
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesvllle. Md Call
Ashton Md ;iS46 -
NEAR SILVER SPRING-Several desirable
tracts of land. improved and unimproved
For information call MI Sproesser with
4@9a 20
I6 ACRES OF woodland and gently rolling
! q miles from Washington; close to trans
portation and shopping Price S..250
Sal LYON INC. Realtors CH. 900 and
Evening star., 1946-04-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 194o super sedan: T. and h very
eles1 GanK csT uoT2 mqst Is lo hsve trade oPA
Ina B1dk St aa PR p5 S'@ sedan NE $40 sf4 bclo2
oPA esllins E,Ins3 rsdio std and heater 9'o' 57rh
CADLLAc l94n 14-door Model 9: excel
Scott. Ds'e cA1fHNEss BUICK. II INC Gee AN NJ
Hampden lane. Bethesda WI $500. rs
CADILLAC 4-door sedan. 1888 model, for
Phone MI 44s&e, ewes. eyes and ti Sun n = 'e'''''S
DODGE 1914" taxicab: new motor: notes
can be transferred without refinancine,
ineIuded Hobart "4?!:
DODGE Trade 1916 4-door for older
n,bsr m1dfl car pox Gye cddEesr and telephone
see after ociock. 400 4lst ST. ;t't' Brent @
HGfMOBiLE 1898 4-door sedan; GOOD
condition; S35O below OPA ceiling CITY
SERVICE STATION, 18th and North Moore
KAIsER-FRAsER-Tskine orders for these
Sensational l947 automobiles. CENTRAL
NJ, MITGR d2o CO; 33!4$3 Lee hwy, Arlington
KAISER AND FRAZIER-Order your l9i1
model nov hjehest priority FOR early DE-
llysyy by M trading your OLD car now JACK
MERCURY 1871 a-door sedan. /. and h
as is, 1864 tOPA ceiling CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. 'il4;i Lee hwy, Arlington, CR
LINCOLN 7-psssenger limousine: excellent
c.onndittio3n1; under oPA ceiling price 81 $50
fINcoLS Il OH 1870 Continental convertible:
radio and heater: black finish; White SIDE
ceiling, S?.96la HALEYs, INC, 1000 NJ
LINCOLN 1857 7-passenger sedan. limo !;
black: exceptionally good White-wall Cen
eral tires. car driven less than .1.O0O
miles; this car must be sacrificed at way
below CPA ceiling price account OF our
building construction program Inspection
Will convince you this is one really great
MAYFL0WFP MOTORS. INC Lnco'q snd
Mercury dealer. - 18th ST. W Closed
PACKARD 1925 1909 touring sedan.
good white Sidewan tires, radio and
heater; eXceptionallv clean throughout:
3 0PA selling s. 500: our price. el,446.
MARTIN MOTOR. SALES. 1904 Ham ,den
Iane; n.1 - ss,hesda Be- I a WI 200. 20
good tires radio and heater: low mileage;
black finish in Al condition; OPA cell
ing, 81 ,614 MARTIN MOTOR SAL ES
1904 Hampden lane, Bethesda, WI 1900.
PLYMOUTH late 1887; has 194l motor.
also excel. heater: car in good condition:
$40, below ceiling price. Call Temple
TAXI, 1871 Plymouth; radio. heater: PUG
license, $3.50 cash, take on payments: can
Hall ana M sis
Evening star., 1946-04-24
HERBERT P. LEEMAN. Attorney,
Columbian Building
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCH.ER q son, auctloneerS
furniture and personal effects
BY order Dion 5. Birney, executor, estate
Mabel Roberts Miller: Henry GillIgan.
executor, estate Margaret E. McKlnsey
storage companies and others. by auction
at Weschlers Mb5 81 NV FRIDAY com
mencing $50 am. Twin and double bed
room sroupss dining, dinette, breakfast
and LIVING room groups; odd sofas and
chairs, secretary, kr eehole and spinet
desks. dressers. chests Of drawers, odd
beds, coil springs. lnner-spring mattresses,
sofa and studio beds. kitchen and utility
etc. ap24.25
TAKE NOTICE that on Tuesday. April so.
| 946, a. 4 O'Clock am, in the office OF
the United States Marshal, second floor.
Post once Building, Alexandria, Va,
I Will offer for sale at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash, one a. dia-
mond rlng OF approximately three ca
carats and one tlp diamond Bulova
wrist WATCH. custom made; al! being prop
erty of Sam Scharker. bankrupt. Sale
subject TO confirmation by the United
STATES District Court ] RANDOLPH F.
DAVIS, Trustee n Bankruptcy for Sam
Schanker. ANDREW w. CLARKE, lo3
North Fairfax st. Counsel for the Trustee
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