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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
State Symphony Expansion Drive
Closes March | When Tour BEGINS

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. %. - The
current expansion program of the
North Carolina Symphony Orches.
ira will be brought to close by
March 1, when the Symphony will
begin a statewide tour embracing
1O5 performances in more than 50
towns of the state, it was announc-
ed today by the officers and direc.
tors of the North Carolina Svno.
!! phony Society.
Several campaigns are still in
progress, and others will open in
the next few days.
Salisbury will begin its camnaion
FEBRUARY 4, under the charm an
ship OF Spencer Murphy. editor of
the Salisbury Post and a nronni.
nent civic leader. The camnaign
tnere is backed by the Rotary Glib
and by the Interclub Co,,nci1 Of
CIVIC organizations.
Goldsboro, under the chairman.
snip Of James G. johnson. mana.
ger OF Efird's Department store.
opened its campaign Tuesday Ian.
' uary ~. The Wayne county cam
palgn is under the leadership Of
= lanes ames Butler, Secretary Of the
Goldsboro Chamber of Commerce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

The New Hanover County Class.
room Teachers held a meeting in
the high school library this week
with Mrs. Robert Fennell, presi-
dent, presiding, with very large
attendance from all schools of the
city and county.
Following the singing Of the new
song. "School Days" which was
composed by the state president,
Miss Madeline Mccain, Mrs. Fen
nell gave a review of the origin OF
the classroom teachers organiza-
ton which had its beginning in
1845 when group of teachers from
Rhode Island and North Carolina
met to organize, today the associa-
ton has more than 100000 mem
bers with North Carolina and Indi-
ana leading other states in class
room organizations. The keynote of
Mrs. FennelPs review was that
teachers have a grave responsible
ity in shaping the world peace.
Teachers must be prepared to. meet
and maintain this fulfillment to
the highest degree.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

7Gtick-t0-the-Rjbs Winter Mea|s|
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Aeia&od Press E0Qd EQltOl


Associated Press Food Editor
Mid-winter is the time when the
main course at any meal should
have a good, warming, stick-to-the-
ribs quality. It needn't be an ex-
nensive roast to achieve this. Here
are a couple of good suggestions:
STUFFED CHOPS AND APPLES
6 pork chops, cut 1 inch thick
Melted butter or vitaminized
margarine.
Water.
2 cups soft bread crumbs.
3 tablespoons chopped onion.
Salt and pepper.
Have a pocket cut in each chop.
Brown chops quickly in butter or
margarine over moderately high
heat. Remove from heat. Mix
bread crumbs, onion, 8 table
spoons melted butter or marga-
rine, "a teaspoon salt, IA teaspoon
pepper. Stuff chops and fasten Sc
curely with toothpicks. Sprinkle
with salt and pepper. Add suffi-
Gent water to drippings in skillet
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Wilmingtonians Leave
For Columbia Weddinu

Among those from Wilmington
who are leaving today for Cclum.
bia, S. c., to attend the wedding
of Chris Eugene Fonvielle, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle, Of
this city, to Miss Jane Middle
brooks Of Columbia, which is tc
take place on Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock at Trinity Episcopal
church there include:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fonvielle,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Fonvielle
Miss Betsy Keaton Fonvielle, Mrs.
Lloyd W. Moore, Mrs. Ira D.
Terrell, Miss Betty Henderson,
Dan Cameron and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

long thin slices. Add to the sauce.
Arrange a thick layer of the corn
meal mush in a creased baking
dish. Cover. with a layer of the
meat and tomato chill. Cover with
the remaining cornmeal mush and
garnish top with more of the meat
and tomato chilli. Bake in 40O-de-
gree oven about 20 minutes. Send
to the table piping hot, serving
extra sauce from a bowl at the
table.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Carolina Beach
PIT. A.. To Stage
Play On Friday

The Carolina Beach Parent
Teacher association will sponsor
a three act play, Bound to Marry
on Friday evening at 8 o'clock in
the school auditorium under the
direction of Mrs. Ennis Dawson.
The cast includes: Jimmy Long
worth, Mrs. Cliff Lewis. Mrs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
Miss Middlebrook,
Chris Fonvielle n
Marry On Thurs1,,

The following invita,ioo.
been received in the city, yl'S haV,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyue MiSn.,
request the honor Of v yO'o'a
presence
at the marriage of their d,,,-,.
Jane NSA'0
to
Chris Eugene Fonviel1s
Lieutenant Army of the l-,i..,
States '4's'
On Thursday, January thirtv.4...
at eight o'clock ''-'S
Trinity Episcopal Churcb
Columbia, South CaroIi1.
Immediately following tb 1,,'' :.
mony a reception will he b.I ls's
the Crystal Room of the Col,a a a
hotel. O'0llola
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

Frozen fruits need only slight
thawing, just enough to separate
the pieces, if the fruit is to be
cooked. Served raw, frozen fruits
are at their best when still a little
bit lev.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

The Desert grapefruit crop in
the season just starting is estimat-
ed at $3.50, 900 boxes, witt. Arizona
producing three-fourths of the
total.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

Agricultural experts predict
farm egg production in 1916 will be
slightly below the near record crop
Of 56 billion eggs in 1915.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30
CLUB CLOCK

The South Wilmington Home
Demonstration club will meet
this afte rnoon at two
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
c. D. Parker, all women of the
community are invited to at
tend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

The Addie Hart class of
Grace Methodist church will
meet Thursday evening at 8
o CLOCK with Mrs. Bereniece
Stellngs, ia Forest Hills
Drive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

The Sunset Park Home Dem.
onstration club will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2::30 o'clock
at the Sunset Park Methodist
educational building. All wo-
men of the community are
cordially invited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-30

The recreation department
of the Lake Forest community
WILL sponsor a benefit bridge
party and March of Dimes
party on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. Prizes will be dona tod
by the merchants of the city.
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

room suit Is pair OF paJamas. Tell
him how sweet" bedroom suite y
can be.-Pvt. j. v.
Answer: In the furniture indus
try, suite" has been discarded in
favor of suit" Thus, bedroom
suit" is now the customary usage.
But We still speak of suite OF
rooms and of a musical suite. How
ever. cards come in suits and not
suites.
Los Angeles: Colby, you're wrong !
Video means Il see,' not Ito see.'' =
Reader
Answer: Right. See what al
ways happens when my Latin editor,
DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu, takes a day off ?
And he's been chortling in his long
white beard ever since.
The loony logic of the week was
discovered by Mrs H. of Pomona.
The news article speaks of Mrs.
Eddie Canton as having been in
jured while zen route to Palm
Springs to open winter home in
194lmodel car"
pamphlet HisToRY M Spefk 81 Aasrloan TIE AMERI My
CAN LANGUAGE. will give you a new
understanding of the worlds most widely
stamped, addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, in care OF The Star,
tCopyright, 1916, the Bell Syndicate, Inc }
Evening star., 1946-01-05
Uncle Rays Corner

A story which dates back more
than 1000 years says that an i'm
portant city was saved by geese
Here is how the story goes:
Early in Roman history. an army
of Gauls came down from the north
and laid siege to the city of Rome.
The fight went against the Romans,
but their soldiers gathered on a
steep, rocky hill known as the Capt.
tol.
One night a Roman officer lay
sleeping near a temple where sacred
geese was kept. Suddenly he was
awakened by noise made by the
geese. Springing to his feet. he
grasped mis- sword and ran to the
wall which had been built around
the hill There he found that the
Gauls were about to make a secret
attack.
Other Romans heard the Kissing
and clamoring of the geese, and
rushed to help the officer. In the
fight which followed, the Gauls met
defeat, and the city was saved"
Whether or not that story is true,
it points out the fact that geese
have an ancient history as domestic
fowls. These big birds have been
raised on farms for thousands of
years. They were kept in Egypt, as
well as in Rome.
Men have studied wild geese In
an effort to learn what kinds were
the ancestors of our domestic geese.
Graglag geese are from 80 to 35
inches long. Their feathers are
mostly gray, with brown and blue
running through the gray. Under
meath they are dull white with black
markings.
In one nest of the wild graylag
we are likely to find from five to
seven eggs. The male, or gander,
guards the goose while she is hatch
ing the eggs and helps to take care
of the young.
| There is little doubt that some
other kinds of wild geese are among
the ancestors of our domestic geese.
China geese are looked upon as
the main ancestors of the domestic
race In Asia
Sometimes special foods are given
to geese which are being made ready
for market. In France the making
OF pate de fois gras" was started
long ago. This is paste made from
the livers of geese which have been
raised and fattened in special way.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Want to Know.

F.. Los Angeles: Where is the ac-
cent in the word "-~ndolence"?-
S. G.
Answer: Accent lie second syl-
liable. thus: kun-DOE-lence.
Keyville: A college professor said
consensus of opinion" A student
says "of opinion" is superfluous
What's the good word?-Mrs. A.
G. M.
Answer-Strictly speaking con
sensus of opinion is redundant,
since consensus" means general
agreement" However, consensus of
opinion" is now accepted as good
usage.
Johnstown: In football language,
which is correct, Too many time
outs" or . times out"?-J. D.
Answer-The National Collegiate
Athletic Association Football Guide
used time outs
Colorado Springs: can stand
no more A character on the radio
constantly raves about bedroom
suits" Where I come from a bed
Evening star., 1946-01-05
AuroMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS

WILL TRADE 1912 Harley motorcycle,
fully equipped, for good used car. WA.
AUTO PAINTING, complete Job, s35 up: 9
day service. Ii. 3539. GILBERT, 4l02
USED TIREs-Used truck and pass. tires,
all sizes; new truck tireS DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE 4l0e Huns1pEM Il n;:sss ;:ss sorpssEs ss.s. MIMI !.
RECAPPING in Wash, l-day service; guar
antee workmanship: leave ths car before
An, ready at 3 pm; CoNS0oLIDATEID[
oss4 ara LII. 1977' " Nv ~
HAVE YOUR CAR. reinished by master
MODERN auto 0 refinishins iSIss PANTS. PreSar ss
quality paint now available Stop in for
estimate OURISMAN-M MANDELL CHEW
ROLET CO, 18th and Good Hope I'd. s.e.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson, 1941, 81
excellent condition; new Duco paint; much
chromium plating. Call OIL. $3.50. Is
TIRES RECAPPED in hrs. Also used
tires for sale NINTH STREET TIRE
SHOP. 1112 9th st. NV. MA. $3.50. To-
Evening star., 1946-01-05
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co.. Nd
MASON'S BEACH, on the Bay, 33 miles
from Washington Beautiful all-year
home. 7 rooms, bath: extra lot. This . is a
high-claSs restricted community. Act TO-DAY
to secure this beautiful home. RE. 52l6;
bungalow, automatic heat, insulated for
year-round living, 2-car garage, 140-ft.
water front, partially furnished: prompt
details cali M. white Ssysnings; va,
2lsn; Rasi,or WITH Il 6gai WM; M THRocKMoRToN'
HAVE CLIENT who wants a year-round
house and few acres on water. front in
Southern Maryland on western Shore, Pa,
tuxent River area preferred. Price around
$4,000 Desires to see property within
The next few weeks. Telepnone OR; 4464
n MN Miller IIET oEVfi. pEVELoPMENT CO. builders
and developers ye,re of Wesley aeights and an
4464. Evenings telephone HO. 5000.
LAKE JACKSON, l2-mi. lake, 81 mi. D: G,
in Va. Three modern log cottages, $500,
5000. $500; terms. Get your summer
home now. Call Manassas 79-F-4 or drive
Evening star., 1946-01-05
BY Dave Breser Goren on Bridge

ocso doo L ca'c
Opening lead: King of spades.
The holdup play known as the
Bath Coup is employed when de-
clarer has the ace, jack and one or
more small cards of the suit in
which his left-hand adversary has
opened the king The opening
leader is permitted to win the trick
with the hope that he will continue
the suit, permitting declarer to
score with the jack or to induce the
defender to make a more favorable
lead. However, declarer holding the
combination of cards referred to
above, should not duck in routine
manner. Sometimes there will be
danger spot In the hand and if the
opponent is permitted to hold the
trick he may initiate a new attack
against that weakness. An illus
tration is provided in today's hand.
West opened the bidding with one
spade. 1t is apparent that he is
somewhat short in honor strength
and while we cannot indorse the
bid, we do not choose to condemn
it severely, inasmuch as he has
good trump suit and nine cards in
the majors. North passed and East
was unable to keep the bidding
open. South had choice of bids.
He might double. but he felt that
there was strong likelihood that
partner would respond in hearts,
which would then make it neces-
sary for him to bid two no-trump.
He decided instead to reopen the
bidding with call of one no-trump.
If his partner had no particular
strength he was willing to play it
there. If, however, North had def
mite values he could raise the no.
trump, which, in fact. North did,
and South contracted for game.
West led the king of spades, East
followed with the three and South
executed the Bath Coup by duck
ing. West noted carefully his part
ner's discouraging card, the three,
and shifted to the jack of hearts.
The queen was played from dummy,
covered by the king and now de-
clarer was helpless. When West
was in with the ace of diamonds
he cashed three more tricks, setting
the contract. Declarers holdup at
trick one was unsound. He argued
that he was unwilling to take the
first trick for fear that East might
get in with the ace of diamonds and
come through the jack of spades.
4 That argument is untenable.
Vests opening bid marks HIM al
most to a certainty with the ace of
diamonds. That is further corrobo-
rated by the fact that East refused
to keep the bidding open. The heart
suit actually held forth greater
danger than the spades. BY taking
the first trick and Immediately
leading a diamond the defense will
be rendered helpless. When West
wins with the ace he cannot attack
the jack of spades and the heart
lead will come too late to be eff
fective.
Tricks should be taken when you
see them, unless you have q very
clear reason for not doing so.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1888 2-door sedan. in best possible
mechanical condition; excellent tires. heat
ave- Sr en- sssa Pfef aftef $40 1900 Wis
CADiLLAC 1887 convertible sedan, custom
built, radio, heater. new tires, new top
sfne MR kAPrAS SsiGT D e65 osA
CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe coupe. above
average condition, $3.50 within OPA cell
ing. Apply WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE.
ask for M. Hammack.
CHRYSLER 1941 Windsor town sedan
sds S15so soPa oPA ceiling ceiling: SID WoLRoRN No
CROSLEY 1912 sedan: excellent tires good
%MHEEIER. 5I5d INC. 4si6' wis. ave. NV
Ss oIds sa7 TsS ss rsD sse 5ss Bf5see s.ns
May May. Be seen at PRICES ESQ Station,
Parf' Panfy Ranch Md I'd and Flower ave- Tak0ma
FORD 1899 sedan; foreign model: $500.
Within IN oPa ao ceiling CAROLINA MOTOR
La LA SALE ALE 1885 4-door sedan: all newly
SSsseaapped .,i tires hester perfect eopdition;
sHIPLEY: Rockville $50,
MARMON "s'' 1929 sedan; new tires,
RpA a4 tfoS dooT 3te st. rsdo heater
excellent tires: within OPA ceiling, $1,000.
W WHEELER dd INC. 4s1O Wis. ave. NV.
oLDsMoBrLE 1889 4-door sedan. s-cylin-
dei,;, DER; radio and o. 1heater; $119; Within oPA
oLDsMoBfLE 1910 s Coach, n'0 "sS: 6Stieis radio,
heater. fan: motor overhauled last month;
excellent condition throughout; SS77,
Within oPA ceiling. Adams 1868, 1902
PLYMoUTH 1887 4-door de luxe sedan;
meShanicaI shape; S41s: Within oPA
PLYMouTH 1s4e club aSi coupe, u e. sss5, aN with
men} IN 0PA oI Ssiling 6s4 for desirable NV apart
PPAGKARI 1885 sedan. r. and h., l2o-B,
wi TfYoc o,es Selow oPA ceiling; no dealers.
PACKARD 1912 7-passenser sedan limor-
sp sne Slsek within Mo9ks 1PA cel6s saos
PACKARD 1889 4-door 7-passenger se-
terror clean: good tires We invite your
ns sn fIeffes Mn Sehn your oPA Pack. ss
RAckAkp 1887 modei No & 30 9S sedan sn ssaSs saSs
VII Witain nn ORA A ceiling CAROLINA MOTOR
PackAR6 Pse lsfsH'': 1898 4-door; r. and h., new
tires; good cond.; selling price $500
Beiow oPA ceiling 1904 Isherwood st
PONTIAC 1887 4-door de luxe; r. and h.,
motor oyerhauled; S516. Within oPA cell
PoNr1scl as 1ol fa ia4i ave- ssdsnette nS streaminer
ceiling n CAROLINA sSI1f MOTOR sAIRs l.aa s1oe 4pH
wisconsin ave, Wo. 1896, Bob Terrett.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator; good tires,
sTgpEsakER i!Pt a fs'as 1889 President. overdrive
radio and heater: will sell below OPA cell
ing of $74o quick sale; owner leaving town.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

ssrNoK5aAND 6oTsEI1 r.I.tsS H.Es
& Westmoreland Drd "Sses ciree avsilabie At ST. 50
%H1TE On Dssensesi ss4o Weekdays az and Wo 1851
ENE wooded lot near Pinehurst CIRCLE,
H22 HsI2yTS SSo6; sFEisG Exit 81 1sfse lots Of Of
Hover ave; very good buy for quick Sc lLes
MODERN REALTY. exclusive agent, S403
leorgia ave, sH. 1850; after 8 pm, sH.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-4,sso
So it., 40-ft. frontage; priced reasonably
sa sIaR9 n1sEzEfI Gsi Df Mfs s,d6 Eea'h eh' 1857
kM Ml sale Ana9 If fs IN with 0Ss6 Rfsss
HEALTY. exclusive agent. s427 Georgia
vfR 81 spaINt S5sh from fnd9.a @ sn1}D t.
eSsrshes: Sa1!Sh Esq seo ass 81. a514 s'n0oi''
900 50: #. zoned Res. 4. Res: 400 It. on
nteiiminary architectural study shows that
Very attractive parcel. Apply CHARLES A.
MARKER, trustee. 1888 M st. Sc, Ii.
agSsIiRABLE HoMEsITEs, s.E.-Hiilcrest,
arranssd. 4: A. cARozzA, 1897 Pa. ave.
lip sts.-Beautiful wooded building lot: .55x
1855: real bargain. S1,S00. RA 4422
CHOICE LOTS in American University
Park and Silver Spring. Md. Box 3S5-C.
$500 FOR oNE-HALE ACRE in large de-
&lopment on Colesvile rd., Md: only $50
nwM KAY REALTY CO.. RIA. 1900 5505
sTIVER PRINCi-commercia and indus.
trial land, IN heart of silssr Spring busi;
light industry. I have few such sites
left-S1 to So, square foot Silver spring
essential PHIL D. PosToN sH. 451e
ARLINGTON, yA.-Manys pretty wooded
lots, $3.50 to 5000. REIBLE, agent, OK
aRE1NsroN aill e Oh APxErMEsT SITE, s4xla,
feet: Phone OWNER. Glebe 5061; g.
36xf01. e. side 37th, S. junction Wis. ave.
S3,9e5; 8, nr; N. H., ave- ext, about 30xl Q;
Beaver Dam "a. s. chsssrls, sze5 Acre.
ssse hs RaoE M Co. s. GE 3 NS si4s s4o ss,46e up
SOUTHEAST lots near Barney Circle
fpd are not overpriced. &C. D. MURPHY
3401 25th ST. s.e.. AT. 2239.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
LOTS FOR SALE lcont. ! .

HMLCREST AREA-SI, 400 each-2 wood
ed lots near Fairfax shopping center de-
are seDR scarce sqS cSod % LEI IL
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. on 18th st. NV, in
Shepherd Park t2 blks. of Kalmia rd J,
from So to 100 frontage, and any desired
depth. Also several fine corners on I4th
st. These lots are selling fast. Inside
PRO. INC, 1106 Vermont ave NV, NE
l717.
$4,000 SQUARE FEET, commercial, at the
mouth Of the new Victory Bridge in se.:
suitable for score of uses; will finance;
also for lease. Will build to suit. Copies OF
plat available. Phone DI. S525, 9-s pm
weekdays. N. BASILIKO REALTY CO.
SILVER SPRING Corner lot, approx
69x153 #. All modern improvements. Ex-
cellent subdivision, near schools and trans
portation. Drive out Colesville road to
Sligo Greek parkway, turn right l block to
Worth ave, left on Worth l block to Ham
ilton. right on Hamilton to 402. $1,000
Evening star., 1946-01-05

COMPARE THESE CARS--A fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old established BUICK
AZ Ford Tudor sedan, extra-large
heater -----..-...- 81 ,o6o
,42 Dodge d.. coupe; r. and h., fl. DIR. l ,233
Al Plymouth sp d. l. sed, r. and h. 1,071
Al Packard 2-door sedan, small
heater 1244
Al Packard Clipper sed., r. and H. 1896
Al Chryslers windsor 4-door sedan,
vac. drive: r. and h. N~1' ,4e5
Al Buick Super sed., r. and h. 1,446
Al Dodge custom brougham, r. and
h., fluid drive 1,2Og
40 Buick Roadmaster 4-door sed;
low mileage: r. and h.- 1854
Convertibles-
~ Mercury conv. coupe, r. and H. 1875
Al Nash big 8 conv. coupe, r. and
h., good top, roomy, rear seat 1.365
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK Co., WA. ALI.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, auctioneers,
9O5-9 st. n.w.-Estate sale of plumbers
snd sI steamf1tters' tools. pipe, Yale chain
IAN, pipe fittings. pointers window jack,
etc, also Ford coupe, by auction at Az
East Capitol St, Monday, January 7. 1916.
a m, used pipe and fittings, wrenches,
chlsels, crowbarS, shovels. vises. pipe
cutters and threaders, worms. copper
coils, ladders. scale, Yale one-ton chain
Ial! Ford coupe, etc. Terms: Cash
FAIRFAX M. ATHERTON. Executor, Estate
John R. Guerin, deceased, Administrator
NO 64354. EIIWoOD H. SEAL, Attorney.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES, wood OF. steel
size 10x20; 2Qx20 and 2Qx30: FHA, SO mos
Chase, Md: WI 1857
FREPROOF GARAGE, 1o0-car capacity,
stories. ramp: ine location near 22nd
for particulars, ia. 5976 SHANNON &
LUCHs CO., 1903 II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1946-01-05

NEW KOZY, Piatt and Superior; many good
your your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES,
E2fss E3RGE ! AssSRfMESr sSsa M Of new and Ssea
squSa q month finance terms Lugsase trailsTs.
Immediate delivery. All types of trsiler
ers ers AMaRIcAN spasI AMIR TRAILER III CO. iNc. 1880
Wisconsin ave. n W.. Wo. 1891. Open
NEW NEW 1915 s,H DRExLER COACHES now
available IS it., accommodates 4 persons
private sleeping quarters, 2 doors lantern
roof providing ample ventilation and head
room, ample storage space. Call TRAILER
COACH SALES CO., MA. 1894, or D1. 2s0l
istf5 ief5 ROY ROYAL " COMMANDER, 4 mos. old;
electric refgr, brakes; must sell; located
at 9ia sligo ave. Silver Spring. Md.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale, 20-ft.. rms;
Ta SCHULZ LUXURY LINER. tandem
wheels, toilet, hot-water heater, electric
brakes, screened-in porch, complete with
heater. bottle-gas stoves; new top; will
consider smaller trailer In trade. s. C.
MCPHERSON, Lot l15, Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria. Va. s.
NEW MOON trailer, in excellent condition;
good tires. brakes price, 81 200. Apple
on-Cherry Hill Trailer Camp. .Berwyn, Md
I9f2 PLATT de luxe, 2S-ft., elec refriger-
ator, tandem wheels electric brakes. F.
GRIFFIN, Cherry Hill Trailer Park, list
trailer behind store, Berwyn, Md. u
Evening star., 1946-01-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW DODGE 1la-ton, stake body, with or
without driver. Call AT. 3052 any time,
evenings and Sundays. 6'
DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS with drivers
for nire Call Elk 0009; evenings. TIE. 1928
VETERAN has AZ Dodge panel truck for
hire with driver after Jan. Z. SH. l345
or ST. S041
h-TON PANELED TRUCK for hire during
daV Drive own truck AT Ih24
Evening star., 1946-01-05
MONEY 70 LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We win
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
NY. ave. NV National 5633
courteous service Consult US before Dor.
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. SIT 9th ST: NV. Dl. $3.50
see Mr.. Green strictly eonfidentiaD. 1014
< st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
UNLIMITED FUNDS ayailabls for @ 1st @ and
RE. 1913.
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
or D. c: property THE AMERICAN CO.,
S07 18th Ma S032.
Ist TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
WALSHE, INC., lib Eye st, NV. MA. 6466.
Evening star., 1946-01-05
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PARK AND SHOP AREA, in active growing
sectlon. VIII cooperate with developers.
w s. HOGATE, Jr., CH, 0600, 1915 Lee
MARYLAND AVE. S.W., between 11th and
18th sts.-Available property in this whole
sale district is extremely scarce. There
is "A r. OF frontage with $500 #. of land.
part OF which is covered with a 3-story
building. There is trucking space on an
alley n the rear, Occupancy. is available
on settlement. The property is reasonably
priced for quick sale. Shown by appoint
ment. WEAVER BROS, INC. DI $500