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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-24

Dorothy Emmit, treasurer; Mrs.
T. r, Wells, corresponding secre-
ary; Mrs. II. B. Cole, parliament
tartan, and Mrs. Cooper Roberts,
historian.
The yearly committee reports
we're gwen and a report of the
First District of the Mississippi
federation Of Women's clubs con-
vention in Pascagoula was made.
The club was pleased to learn
that it had been awarded the
first prize for achievement for
this district, and that the year
book won honorable mention, at
the convention.
Mrs. Hugh Dossett was elect
ed to membership.
Lieutenant Margaret Binkley
Of Baltimore, Md, sister of Mrs.
NJ. L. Funkhouser of the club was
guest
At the end of the business ses-
sion, the club presented a gift
to Mrs. P. j. Higginbotham, re-
firing president, and the executive
council gave a gift to Miss Bessie
Perry, senior advisor, and elected
her to honorary membership. The
executive council 2lso presented
Mrs. Elna Miller, Federal Public
Housing Administration project
service advisor, with gift in ap-
probation of her cooperation.
The club room was beautif~H
decorated for the occasion with
profusion of spring flowers.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. Mesdames P. r.
Jane, A. +. Kihyet. P. L. Ware
and Miss Dorothy Emmit.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-24
State Heulth Officers
Worn Agdinst Quock
Doctors. Fake Cures

Computing the cost of quackery
and fake cures by which people
are fleeced of millions of dollars
would be impossible. said DR.. I'm
derwood, executive officer of the
state board of health, in discuss
ing the worst feature of this
flourishing business of quackery-
the loss of lives caused by de-
lay In getting needed, adequate
treatment He commented on
the scourge of so-called "spe-
cialistS" who claim to cure can
Ger, when often in reality the pa
tient does not have cancer at all.
The real victims of cancer die, but
this is usually explained by say
ing that the patient did not come
for treatment until too late, or
until after physicians had failed
to cure him Sc said. Institutions
that claim to be clinics prepared to
treat cancer NAV not be equipped
to do it, said the health official.
"Our hopes of preventing dis
ease and increasing the percent
age of cures rest with the patients
themselves said DIR. Underwood.
Many people would be alive to-
day had they consulted men who
have spent years in study of the
human body and its afflictions,
, who have kept up with advances
in medical science and the tech
niques of using them, and who
have had wide and valuable ex-
perience. The only person train
ed to diagnose whatever may be
wrong with YOU is a licensed ply
sician. He is listed in the roster
Of physicians published by the
state board of health. The only
hospitals equipped to care for
you and medically recognized as
up to standard are registered.
Every licensed physician in the
United States is listed in the di-
rectory published by the Coun-
Gil on Medical Education and
Hospitals. You do not have to
guess about any physician or hos
pital you are considering, you can
find out from reliable sources.
Protect yourself and your family
by getting scientific medical adj
vice when you need il"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-24
" "Anola" Chosen AS New Name For
Junior Woman's Club Organization

The annual business meeting
of the Junior Woman's club was
held in the club room at Lincoln
hall Friday afternoon, May II,
end was the final meeting of the
year as the organization has gore
into adjournment until the Il re-
Friday in September.
The club had previously voted
to change the name of the orean-
ization and at this meeting Sc
lected "Anola" which was that Of
the princess in the pascagoula
legend for its future cognomen.
The election of officers for the
coming year resulted as follows:
Mrs Sydney Swan, president:
Mrs. w. B. Robertson, first vice
president; Mrs. L. A. Elliott, sec
ond vice president. Mrs. A. (.
Kihyet, recording secretary; Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-24
TooTLE-MuRPHY

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Maudree
Murphy, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Murphy, Sr.,
to Bilbo Tootle, youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Tootle, both
of Vancleave, on May 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tootle are resid-
ing with Mrs. Tcotle's brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Quenton Furry, in Vancleave.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-05-24

The cost of drilling an oil well
may range from $4,000 to $780,
600.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES. WAREHoUsEs;, oFFIcEs-sps;;
ess Fave S sas Mese
pgl,ssMn. area rera5 14es and wholesale LOUIS
2nd door. consisting Of 1 rooms and bath;
suitable for ofaee room; a. Call Mrs: Harper
With jas 3SI n nsoW WISE. 1889 WISE ave. Wo.
SIeiih Vicinity 18Th 18th and columbia I'd nv
Store, apts., new. strictly modern gas
sxaa0s snans sn Es'aRs 'en rsiP0asss R
STREET FLOOR. 5000 to 5000 50. It., f. in
modern fireproof bldg, Wis: ave. and M
types ot pss q q SSs %
sss %S as' s2E
pro9imateis s5c per 50. it, in Central
YashlessGh' Sis 4ffuPs1fS RosER fay
NEAR sSss GE II 2ooS xvE Ext AND 81 srENw1ck St ne
suitable 'q for f Re.Vy 9f
dsS des types 81 pases ons
so6oS st sS 81 g. r. Ffss of 1st-cass once space
IN Suildins in central washington, one
tenant to take over whole Slds LEI iGng term
}slss st:hs nnsdists fsssRiTnsE ss
eyes. Oh 2oo0. Ext I43. o,;-;.2ll ,;;.2ll
f9n s5s FENasona0s n T .Re n asshnsten Sfrs
now occupied by the Graybar Electric Co,
End commercial zone; two-story brick-snd-
York ave: $4,000 So, it. of ,efacient floor
space readily adaptable to wholesale and
tributing OF manufacturing; ceiling flrst
floor, IL #. 6 in ceiling second floor, 13
# in oos lead 159 pounds per Size ss I'll
one restroom on 1st floor front, two on 2nd
blowers blow oSi tf1roushout shop % space and radia-
loading ramp outside Of building and ex-
dock height 8 #. 2 in; 5000 50. It. level
cndered ground at rear for private park
extreme west side and leading to both
ooTs r. rear alley 20 f. wide and adtSin join
ACROSS aero iss the Street S always available Tor in
nd two Spfans arre ri .rucsns sna s
S'9'n Seo siafs ms o II SsIas sa
altered to suit tenants special require
ments. Advertising on this building can
be seen on NJ Y ave. for a mile, and from
all trains to and from New York. Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, etc. Available May
1st, 1947. Photograph will be sent upon
request to out-of-city inquirers. COM
municate with owner, LUTHER L. MIL
LER: $3.50 31st place NV, Washington.
AVAILABLE AT ONCE rms. bath End
f.: good location for doctors or dentists
office or any business. 2208 Wis. ave. NV:
SUITABLE for beauty shop or other like
business: location. Portland ST., facing
Nichols ave. Sc. Tel. FIR. 1000. -27
commercial property, located in the heart
of the medical center, can be used for any
type business ONCE: app approIximaseiy 500
h.-w.h. For more information call EN-.
VICINITY 18th AND H SITS. N.w.-1.Y5o
SO. it. ON 1st floor; to lease. Contact
OWNER, Boy 32I-L, Star. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-19
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW.TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: 3
hour service: electric-treated sections If
capped ds s Is ARcApE ef SaT se CO.. WASH
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
irving st. NV. AID. $780, Quick. eficient
AuTo LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery: new shipment just arrived: the
neatcst one you've ever seen, suitable Tor
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.,
1437 irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have Just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also Ilt other models Of General Motors
desired ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887
CHEW. PICKUP BODIES in stock: plumb
ers' and electricians' bodies in production;
order now. FRED s. GICHNER IRON
WORKS. INC. truck dept, 1214 gath
ONE 81, : MODEL M FORD ENGINE, completely
rebuilt, with starter, generator. carburator
and distributor: would make good engine
for boat. Price, $65. Also model lront
end, transmission and rear end, and other
parts too numerous to mention; Cali Lo-
Gust 7149 and ask for MR.. RICHARDSON.
JIREs-Four e.25x1e white wall recaps
and two tubes; four 1.00x15 prewAr iour
6,2b.6 6.6Ox17 prewar. Gil. 6976 Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

24-AcRE, country ,all;-modern. s-room
home with fireplace; bath and MI y, eil heat;
Hs ssaS hsaTfs Vsay Fertile
@ ssin JOHN hTEPeST. coiesSiiie' y Va
ssso s;l AsasfR eNa sS3s 9ou like to- own
ington9 We have a number of desire Bile
state your we viii do the
rest. SIMPSON q MAYS. Realtors. 1880
\; Irving St. Arlington Va. cH. TIT or
ments. set well back from concrete. high
way on knoll amid trees; beautiful view
Of valley and rolling W ;. over sts sTO
tanee tna "aiaf MR II s5sh d Ashton 55ss
peny BUS 81 e Ur sardsn ruts
RouseS RRetaaes So a'n down, SO SO month Drive out
tss Syd lee dn1 shssy sy SIN as MINUTES On fsh
pm; all day Sundays. Bring SO deposit:
Trailway bus passes us on Lee hwy. -27
PAaM srsa g. ss aSse aSsss x ba s:
2 large chicken houses, brooder house; barn
aRd siSsg ssnyenfn1 Henns ser%S g.
IDEAL VIRGINIA FARM. 80 acres. excel
lent soil, under full cultivation, about S
acres in woods; extra good streams. Has a
good S-rm. and bath house, beautiful set
ting and shade. Small tenants house with
bath. Good barns and outbuildings.
Excellent location, within 20 mi. from
D. c., near main highway. Substantial
cash payment. Priced right for quick dis
posal, $4,000. Other properties for sale.
For appointment, phone WHITESELLS
Closed Sunday. --19
7o,AcRE FARM on hard surface roed. II
miles from Falls Church. 8-room house,
needs repairs: barn, ao chicken houses; PRICE;
CO.. Falls Church. phone FA. 1878 10
BARGAIN-434 acres. 2h miles from
Nokesville, Prince william County, on hard
road, one-third under cultivation, balance
in thrifty second growth timber, part COM
mercial-enough cordwood alone to pay
for farm; 8-room house, in need of re-
pairs: tenant houses, barn and large
turkey and chicken quarters; finely watered
by streams; possession can be had; will
sell all or 1855 acres, detached, for only
S37 per acre, or 268 acres with buildings
Phone Herndon 3S. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon Fairfax County. va. =
MONTGOMERY Co.'s miles from down.
town Washington; 40 acres high rolling
cleared land, woods with stream; some
usable buildings. Priced for quick sale.
other low-priced farms, 30 acres and up
in same area JANE r. KNOX. exclusive
agent. Phone Rockville 751-M. --1o
Evening star., 1946-10-19
MOTORCYCLES.
MOTORCYCLES WINTERIzED- Trained

MOTORCYCLES WINTERlZED - Trained
mechanics give prompt expert service on
repairs and winter motor tuneup; lights,
brakes checked, new tires, windShields and
leg shields installed. all makes and mod
els repaired; all work guaranteed the
most complete stock of accessories in
SplAN STa asfa MoToRcYcEE saIE az III A sh
ffiKaanaiSCislBARSETT Fl NJ IA MI MERLINs. 1as &C,
3-speed transmission. lightweight motor
cycle. ready for immediate delivery. A. J. s..
Ariel. Triumph, Matchless and Norton.
$50 &C. 500 &C Some models in stock
HI YYa4s, 500 C. c.. equipped
with saddle bags. pillion, pegs, cannot be
told from new. B. S. A.. 1916. 35o c; C.,
o.h.y., sports model. extra equipment, clean
as pin, Regal mot9r skoS.sr; dsSSTr, 1919 q
95h So sI,xk s. nv k.Eky Ex os11 sI HAMPERS opA
ceiling, Ss34 will sell for S545 as long as
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. ST. 2242.
az HARLEY DAVIDSON "s5." 4 500 miles;
buddy seat, saddle bags; best price offered.
ASK at WEAVER'S S ESQ STATION, Cot
tage City, on Bladensburg I'd. 19'
Cheap, good cond. 5s2 Bldg, Apt. ga.
1915 REGAL MOTOR scooTER; good
condition; sacrifice, s175. Call . SP.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE, 1881. for sale.
Priced reasonably OW 1886 20
Evening star., 1946-10-19

BRITISH STANDARD 8 soureT: sT;: s,E l9to' %. 40
BUICK 1889 convertible; in excellent con-
viii trade. for older car and cash or will
sell outright, oPA' ceiling, $6a3. SO. H
BUICK ENGINES; Just arrived #, from b Buick Sl
Brand Brand new, M viii install or sell outright.
saaSEs ss1 aSTa faae se se Rentha a1s
lane. Bethesda, WI. 1900.
BUICK I941 model 9O-L limousines radio
sood soa @ and i has % only 5000 actual
mileage; excellent white sidewall tires;
SPA %ooRg ss1s 1Sc siSae Lincoln ma
pesie2s. poIGSi i1a5 W 18th 'G st! INV. anu ~
BUICK 1910. overhauled motor, transmits
sion and clutch; S1,15o, within oPA cell,
Flower ave. at ESQ Station, 81, 02oa,
BUICK 1888 limousine: motor recondi-
toned Sl295, well k below oPA a, ceiling dhng
BUICK 1898 Roadmaster. 4-dr. sedan:
ssS" orx Ss's ssas f2aa'4a Mr. ''a9 iad hsass
BUICK BUICK 1e4s special sedanette; perfect
Taa sGn ana and trms ri sNNs isnf Il ag
MOTORS, 4427 Benning rd. ne. Open
BuICK BUCK 1912 4-door sedan, special; perfect
MOTORS. 44s7 BenninE I'd. ne. Open
BUICK ,37 a-doors coach 40 series; good
condition: within oPA ceiling. $3.50: Ma.
caDiLLAc 1910 model sa four-door trunk
nearly new tires; radio and heater: under sef
CADILLAC 1887 4-door; r. and h.. excel
ing. Ss75. CH. $500 Ext 251 2Qs
CADILLAC 1885 4-door trunk sport sedan;
good cond.: radio: below OPA, S495. At
1886 Colesvilles rd, s. s.. Md. Sat, l-6
CHEVROLET He RET 1910: new tires, radio, best
condition; $3.50. under OPA. NIL 1851.
FORD 1887 convertible: new tires, new
motor, radio, heater; $3.50, oPA ceiling.
cHEyRoLET cH yaS5E 1894; quick sale, see at 4oss
Minnesota ave. ne; $3.50, under oFA CELL
cHHEvRoLET 1as5 coupe, two two new s:,ao tires. re-!
tubes. good eneine!;. body fair: $500 .as
is" within OPA ceiling. l743 No. CAPITOL
CHEVROLET 1898 Master 2-door sedan;
fine mechanically clean inside; below OPA,
S27S. 426 Eye st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1895 coach. S222: Chrysier
1897 7-passenger Imperial $3.50: Olds-
mobile 1887 4-dr. sedan. $3.50: Dodge
1886 4-dr sedan, $500. All cars within
oPA ceilings. JOHN s. REECE. dil4
aAHRsYsiER n 1e41 windsor station wagon.
fiuid drive, radio and heater; immaculate
condition: $500, under OPA ceiling.
MOORE MOTOR CO, 1918 Penna. ave.
s.e. FIR. 0404. "A
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Natures S Children
Rock Salt.
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Halite or common salt is white or
colorless, light in weight, trans
parent to translucent, and salty in
taste. Rock salt is a mineral, is
stratifled, usually massively bedded
rock. The grain may be coarse or
medium and unless the white Is
modified by yellowish or red iron
oxides, gray or black carbon, re-
mains white.
There are many beds of salt.
Some of vast dimensions. At Syra-
cuse there are salt deposits about
3l8 feet thick and not far from
Detroit they add up to more than
600 feet. This well-known Silurian
salt basin" is said to have an area
more than 100000 square miles con-
tanning something like 1S5 900, 900
tons of rock salt. Engineers say that
an average of about 5000 feet of sea
water had to evaporate over the
area.
Beds of salt were precipitated into
lagoons or salt lakes in the same
way in which anhydrite or gypsum
settles and have been discovered in
the same spots. Salt lakes or beds
in New York are 80 feet thick and
at Ithaca the salt-bearing Salina
formation which is more than 1000
feet below the surface is said to con-
tain seven beds of salt with q total
thickness of $50 feet.
In southwestern Kansas, western
Oklahoma and northern Texas. .
salt basin almost 10000 square miles
in extent is present; in some places
the thickness of this basins rock
beds are more than 400 feet thick.
These beds are early Permian. In
other parts of the world rock-salt
beds range from Permian to Plio-
Gene. In India the salt range is be-
ieved to be as old as the Cambrian.
In other countries there are
underground ridges or domes OF
salt. Our American domes are al
most circular in ground plan, with
fiat tops covered with caps" Of
limestone, gypsum and anhydrite.
Salt is mined much like coal. In
Nevada, Indians worked mine
5000 years age. The beds which are
deeply buried must be worked q
special way with pipes. There is no
need to worry that our salt supply
will need rationing.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTOCAR, 10 wheels. Tructor unit, van
body i5-ft. long; 1928 model: VIII haul hi,l
Phone .ohS FR sGs 1875 prieed Selow eene %.
9oDGE 194o dump truck. ss;, s9od @ eonditisona on
See See s j. Eerman. uL1NE ICE CO. 3rd
s.ss a.as s5ss gsPs hsss Sss sss ssss
plessant p.ss itNrnEaNATioS2I' na m S f77-nch wheel
base with 15-ft. stake body. 2-speei axle
and good running condition. Call Bowie
FoRD stake body truck. 1889. $3.50,
JOHN s; REESE, lila Half stsw IL.
sss ssssd 1snE n{sf lohs M vSeeiSsse cs Bill pE
GMc coi 1a42 M iU:g Ac.5os. a,a-ton stake body;
excellent condition. Phone Warheld 6ls1
n.s pef bsdy sEss dsH sY w9 sR a5Gs
II Hs4s SN ciHssSSRoLEr TRACTOR, s25Sso
trailer, flsq t't complete, a 81 100 HENDERSON
GULF STATION, 1901 New York ave ne,
1882 DIAMOND "T' model $40, passed
ops G. prees nsDeetieR eEN Hodz FUEL s Co ~ha i
TWIN cOUcH DELIVERY trucks; in
perfect shape c6 Jus! a passed Pc
FOR iSH 'esliill shLESiSss CHEVROLET 1M-son
truck stake body. wheels: also : extra
wheels, , extra tires, = extra tubes: per-
Sec fees aAN fissF s s
1888 DODGE ia-ton stake truck; ceiling
price: call weekdays to $50. FIR. 5l7s.
1886 G.M.C.. loft. van body, 1915; good
running condition; below oPA ceiling.
1881 ISss REQ REQ COAL DUMP TRUCK. with high
lift; T-ton capacity: Terminal Refrigerat-
Ing and Watgehousins Corp Ma 95l5 81
HORSE VAN, Aft. body. stanehions.
mounted on I946 Ford C. o. E chassis.
driven only 5000 miles; like new; ceiling
price. BOX 243-M, Star. go
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by CENTRAL
stakesS(4i GMc ga tons; Is, is4a
chfxTGae. suses1l94a 4 tong oMc TX tons aa-pas
senHer; t2l ig42 Chevrolet .15-passenger.
J 1s4s oMc !s4a - tona ShevI9fs Iass Mack t0as
Tractors-194e studebaker ga tons.
booster brakes; overdrive.
Command cars-l942 Dodge *-tol.
,Pickups-1e42 Dodge s4-ton. some with
Wreckers-1a4a GMc ga tons.
Jeeps-1942 Ford, 81 942 Willys.
Vans-l942 GMC 212 tons.
Caterpillar tracsor-Allis-Chalme IL
Bodies-1o-ft. and 12-ft. steel cargo
1912 Dodge suburban delivery tstation
wagon.
1885 Terraplane sedan, as is, S319.
Trailers-Jeep trailers and 1-ton truck
trailers. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143
Lee. hwy. Arlington, Va, Daily and Sat
nrday. s to s; Sunday, 10 to 3: CH. 1000
Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
tRoute . or 2D), drive n miles.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
TRAlLERS.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con-
Rsres besh mae 5stRS snsE ds
Err SALES. 95O5 Washington Baltimore
blvd, Berwyn, Md. Tower .6162.
NW oab AND .TmI gs1D %s asss nsse on eas IL
sories. Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
1,F; TRf HER L SALES, Ad5s, Route L. Berwyn. Md,
CASH csi; iGssa FOR 9SS1i YoTR TRAnER-1f you wish
to- sell your house trailer for a fair cash
price, price, Edss phoRe MR. BAKER Berwyn. Md
new new AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
sale, complete line of trailer parts and
sans aRf ds hss ae TRRs aRaasss
IN NC; 1920 wisconsin ave ave- nv Wo ,;;;l,, S23i
ers, BY day or. longer: rental hours, 8 to
sefsssa & sssa ar sanday Psa R HR fsfT % g.
cq foIG HOUSE. Wis0pia TKaER aEf fon we s
sorha ets dsiveTy sTs scat GoL1E TRAILER 60 s2as
trsiier o'soal onis $3.50 00H qs1s iss
cus4oMgBdPhT Ct ae ame RPRALER for four! Is, air
brakes, bottled gas; $1,000. ia. 5474.
refriserator. eiee. brakes, s-piy tires; excel.
CARL zisEvER' $500 Marlboro I'd; ~: s:s:
TRAILER, 1946 Roycraft 27-foot. with
hot water and bottle-gas stove, sleeps four;
lived in four months; Duro Therm heater
with blower and beautiful light wood
throughout. INQUIRE. Cherry Hiu Camp.
FOR SALE 1912 G.M.C. tandem tractor
and 1946 81 Trailmobile trailer, both used
for months up to present; excellent con-
dition; radio, spotlights included. May
be seen at any time at Barnesville: Nd.
Inquire at Browns Store for LAWRENCE
H. PRICE, Jr., or phone Poolesville 2l21.
s-foot Teardrop. a cozy small
home on wheels, trails beautifully, fully
equipped, Sl.l50. See JACK HUST at
hwy. just south of the Pentagon. Phone
Ma. 1854 for further details. 30
FOR SALE-Covered wagon house trailer,
good condition: must sell cheap. Jones
Trailsr Park, @ Bsrwyn arr. IL FL,
tom SELL exchange for house or rooming
house DI 9539 20'
temporary lot 10. Temple Trailer Park,
20f
Evening star., 1946-10-19

buy second-trust notes, D. C.. nearby Nd
%oRTaAdE n IL ss & sohA9Is dNVEsTMENr corr Isis
n Y. ave. NV: National 1893.
HOME LOANS-Low monthly payments,
including PRINCIPAL. interest. and taxes;
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC; SIG 18th St s NV, o5Ss pI 23IS; ps,rr
sal sn eSoLseSds coLoSIAL INVESTMENT CO. sis
9th st NV RE. $3.50
MONEY on frst and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Maryland,
CAN CO, s07 I5:h. NA. sos5.
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on Just your own signature. Low cost,
fast service complete privacy PHONE h9 daIS MTs
st h0aa TRHsT tsssno Loans on real estate: 10y
rates. terms or monthly payments. ~.
WALSHE, INC, Ills Eye st. NV, MA.
PHONE LoANS-Dial Chestnut 2444 and
ask for Mr.. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want 1t.
He will arrange all the details Tor you
E9 I6sS se on 81 ys r.
b. C.. Nd. and Va. Prompt service at 10y
est rate. From $500 to $1,000; LUs-
TINE & BERENTER. 1923 Vermont ave-.
BRokERs. 81 iasR A1TENrIoN-we buy snd
NOTES on roN S Ms & saa uoRpoN Ts hoasss 4
Eys St; NV 11. 5S$o 49, I'll o.pS 3 pm ~ rs.,
estate in D. G., Nd and Va. MIR. DRAIs-
NER l4o4 I, st NV MA S036.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

THOS. ]. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building Trustees sale OF valu-
able :}-story and basement row brick build
ing containing. six Groom and Kitchen
apartments. being know as premises NO;
305 M st. NV. BY virtue Of a certain deed
of trust, dated June 6. .1946, being instru-
among the land records Of the District @! Of
Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction in front OF the
premises, on Friday. the 25th day OF
October, AID. 1916, at 4:30 o'clock pm,
the following described land and premises;
Situate in the District Of Columbia, and
designated as and being part Of original
lariy described BY metes and bounds in said
deed of trust and now known for purposes
of assessment and taxation as Lot s02 in
Square 523: subject to a right OF way
across the north feet of said part OF lot
for alley purposes Terms: Sold subject to
a prior deed Of trust for 81 510.51,
further particulars of which will be an
at time of sale: the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $500 required. Conveyancjng,
revenue stamps, etc, at the puI- p,
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with
within 80 days, otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may be advertised and
resoId at the discretion of the trustees.
HERMAN MILLER, ARNOLD m: WERNER.
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Evening star., 1946-10-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
MARX C. BOWSHER, Attorney,
500 11th Street, S.E.

Filed Sept. 5, 1916, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
& Bailey, ct al, Plaintiffs, ,,s; ys;
Action No. 36019.-oRDER OF PUBLICA-
TION.-The object Of this suit is to estap-
title Of the plaintiffs in and to real estate
situate in the District OF Columbia ,on de-
scribed as Lots numbered Twenty l2o},
in Block numbered Eight (sj in A. m;
Green's Addition to Anacostia called
suena Vista as per plat recorded in l. Beck 9Ss
Surveyors once of said District. SAID
lots being also designated as lots ~, II;
and 22 in Square $3.50. On motion OF
the plaintiffs. it is this 9TH day Of Septem-
ber, 1916. ordered that the defendants,
Andrew Green. If living, his unknown heirs.
devisees and alienees, II he is dead. cause
their appearance to be entered herein on
three months after the day Of the first
publication OF this order; otherwise the
default. Provided, copy Of this order
Be published twice q month for three sue
cessive months in the Washington Law Re-
porter and the Evening Star. (s) H. A.
SCHWE1NHAUT. Justice. tSeal. A True
Copy, Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk.
BY ELLA MCDONALD, Deputy Clerk.
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