davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21
SOCIETY
Y. II. A. MEETING

Il. Il. A. MEETING
Only fair representative of the
large membership of the Marys-
vile Parent Teachers association
was present at the March meeting,
which was held in the auditorium
of the high school. Mrs. William
Miefert presided over the business
session during which time the trea-
surer, Cecil Riser, gave his report,
stating a total of S406.60 in the
treasury. A communication from
the Central District Director, Mrs
w. w. Wagner, was given telling
Of the semi-annual Central District
conference to be held i'm Newark
on Thursday March 2S. 1t was
voted to sponsor all cars going to
the conference from here.
It was recommended by the EX-
ecutive Board and passed by the
organization to sponsor a Girl
Scout movement, which will in
elude not only several troops, but
also a Brownie group. The leaders
of the group are as follows: fifth
grade, Miss Ferne Berger, leader,
Mrs. Ann Specs and Mrs. d. B.
Robinson, assistant leaders, Mrs. M
S. Sharf, Mrs. Dana Coleman, Mrs.
Floyd Hamilton and Mrs. Jean
Sawyer, committee; sixth grade
group Mrs. Leroy Andrews, lead
er, Mrs. Ralph Guy and Mrs. Ed
ward Thompson, assistants, Mrs.
Merle Stephens, Mrs. John T. Du-
tro, Mrs. Kelvin Payne, Mrs. Har-
old f. Stricken, committee; seventh
and eight grades Mrs. E. f. Wor-
thington, leader, Mrs. Loren Coder
and Mrs. Eugene Huber, assistants,
with Mrs. H. B. Salter Mrs.
Gwynn Sanders, Mrs. Clarence
Haggard and Mrs. Russell Evans
as the committee.
The group voted to give $40 TO
the Red Cross. The nominating
committee named was Mr.. Cecil
Riser, Mrs. Dale Overly and Mrs.
Loren Coder.
An excellent program was pre-
Sented with Miss Sara Wright
playing "Berceuse" from "Jocelyn"
by GODDARD and La Anquantlne"
by Gabriel as her cello solos, hand
ling her instrument in an under
standing manner and excellent art
iStry; with Miss Barbara Hush ac-
cOmpanying.
Miss Beverly Kennedy read
Robert FroStS The Code, for
which she received a superior rat
ing (the highest giVen) at the
Central Ohio Speech Festival held
at Ohio State university, Satur
day, and qualified her for entry in
the state finals to be held in April.
A one-act play, THE Brink of
Silence, was presented by Doug
lass Beasecker, Marion Lu h
Claude Sharf and Jim Haines, rated
good in the contest and was thor
Oughly enjoyed by the group pre-
sent. Both the poem and play were
coached by Mr.. Robert Wagner
of the speech department.
Refreshments of cookies and cof-
fee were served in the cafeteria
during the social hour which fol-
lowed with the Senior High room
mothers as hOsteSSeS.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21
PAGE FOUR.
c. w. c. CLUB

The Catholic Women's Card Club
were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Ell, on Elwood Ave, last
Wednesday evening.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21
MARCH 2l, 1916

in Western Reserve university, of
Cleveland, was also a guest.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Charles Wilcox entertained
a group of children on Friday aft
ernoon, in honor of her daughter,
Marlenes fourth birthday, at their
home on Grand ave. Those present
were%Lynn Rausch, Sue Stricken,
Bobby and Hickey BoWersmith,
Richard Bowersmith, Barbara
Carr, Kay Ewing, Sharon, Lura
Lee and Iona Payne, Kathleen
Coleman, Mrs. Stanley Larcomb
and Mrs. Robert BoWerSmith.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21
CHUCKERY-DARBY ALUMNI

There will be a meeting of the
Chuckery- Darby Alumni associa-
ton at the school house, on Fri
day, Mafch q, at 8 o'clock
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21

ADVERTISE IN THE JoURNALoa
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-21

church at the University of Chi
cago,
III = -i.-
VISIT IN KENTON
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Bor-
den and family were Sunday din
ner guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Kerns in Kenton. The
occasion was in honor of the 81st
birthday of Mrs. j. A. Stephenson,
of Belle Center, who is the mother
of Mrs. Borden and also of Mrs.
Kerns. William S. Borden, student
Evening star., 1946-12-26
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
Readers Want to Know.

Elizabeth City: My college-stu-
dent daughter insists that her Eng
lish instructor pronounces the word
superfuous as ''suPERhuss I say
-per-f1oo- -uss,' giving all syll-
ables about equal stress. Please
discuss.-I. w.
Answer: The word should have
four syllables, with the accent on
the second, thus: su-PER-floo-uss.
Los Angeles: Recently you listed
the pronunciation of Hawaii as
"hah-WY-ee" 1 must take excep-
tions to it. When I was out there
with the battle fleet. heard native
Hawaiians pronounce it "hah-VAH-
ee." Also, some friends of mine
own the Eva sugar plantation and
call it EH-vah-Lt. Comdr. D. T. H.
Answer: Our dictionaries list hah-
WY-ee as the correct American
pronunciation. I have seen "hah-
VAH-ee" given as the native pro-
nunciation. But Henry p. Judd,
professor of the Hawaiian language
at the University of Hawaii, states,
1T were better to regard it as To-
cal dialectal variation of limited
range. However, some foreigners
are pronouncing it t"w') as though
a strong W in the mistaken idea that
such is correct"
Toledo: Please tell me why the
word women is pronounced "wim-
men" Have asked high school
teachers who can't answer the ques-
tion.-J. F.
Answer: 1t is a curious survival
from the ancient spelling "wimman"
for the singular, and 'wimmen' for
the plural. The word woman orig
inally was the Anglo-Saxon wifman.
literaly ''wife-man" It envolved
thus: wifman; wimman; wumman:
womman; woman. English is like
that.
Just out, my new pamphlet giving cor
rect forms for writing plurals and pos
sessives of names ending in IS and y, for
writing plura1s of letters and numbers
etc valuable reference based on high
est authority Don't miss it.. For fres
copy, send a stamped, self-addressed en-
veiope to Frank Colby. in care of The Star.
Ask for Plurals pamphlet
(Copyright, 1916. the Bell Syndicate. 1ncJ
Evening star., 1946-12-26
STORES FOR RENT.

9.4 ST. N.W.-Win negotiate remodeiins
70 sIIt ten tenant M m BURKE .,, IA aso9
have the outstanding location in virgin
territory of a large store building. suitable
for this purpose in the District Of Colunl-
with parking lot for 300 automobiles. Will
only consider outstanding reputable res
taurateur. Size of store. 60x125 II. or VIII
divide LOUIS RURMAN, RE. 1865. I'll
Approximately 5000 So. f; Of iirst hoor
story. ofiice building. With proper re-
modelling this location can become one OF
lWashington'S outstanding downtown re-
tail stores For further details and re-
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV Me
LADIES' READY TO WEAR or Junior dept
store, womens merchandise. We are in
terested in an outstanding tenant whose
background in merchandising is such that
with the following tenants: Western. Auto,
American Stores, Weltman's Liquor. A g. P
Georges Radio, Woolworth's, Interstate
Dept. Stores. Beck Shoe, Giant Market.
Peoples Drug Store, Norbud, Senator The
ater and Others. This, store will have
800 M sa Cars fhe % rst pe store opened in this his
location did the largest business of any
opening in its history. Only outstanding,
responsible merchants will be considered.
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 176S. .-27
CORNER SR sToRE with op ro9ms in the seaT' soI
ssat5aF saas Pa i0sasl0h a1e NV RE- Coss8A 4s s9N
BRANCH RADIO STORE being vacated in
NV: immediate possession TO purchaser of
radio sets. parts and many tubes; Some
neighborhood business Make offer. Ask
ing $3.50. Rent $45. Box 233-C. star,
Evening star., 1946-12-26
sUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont

SSoSNS~hN
SPANISH BUNGALOW, ENGLISH kitchen;
located on beautiful wooded lot in q
attractive home. The living rm:, 2 bedrms:
living rm. the stairway winds down to
dining rm. and equipped kitchen. Also
MANass ssSsssa REETY CO. lhs wilson bSa
Ar ARLfNGToN N Ton Fso5RaEsr-pet. brick, just
ment fS0m sodded sap lot
large oak trees This home can be bought
With low cash payment and is truly q
bargaaiana aaas at 3 oniy ais si3;l5O. MR.. MALCOLM
ALEXANDRIA, VA, just off Mt. Vernon
ave, convenient to schools and bus-Mod-
rooms, bath, oil burner, electric refrig-
orator, furred, insulated. screened, Price.
Vas9 ds9vATTE EEs Rester eaoRe Tsmpf s 18th st. NV
WE'D LIKE WORD with you folks that
BRICK home % With Au weli, Sc equipped ~a Kitchen
and oil heat; delightful surroundings and
neigh6oIs; near al stores and bus. REAL
dIaTn afaSe Td sEEV5ss aE o5s Se oS a5ss IS
sbls down 10y pasmen Of s. 1000 , We @ offer Z this
away sEa REaL i01 EsTAfE FAT 0qS SERVICE s9 Nc Sn
Lee hwy. at Gleve I'd, GIL. 05e1. OK. 1885.
esO7 CAMERON MILLS ROAD. Alexandria.
Va; open daily and Sunday-Quality in
er end Of hese IS hoes
Gated in the Monticello section: detached
all brick. slate roofs; these homes, really
bath; beautifully finished recreation room
with fireplace: built-in garage; and large.
level Wel;,landscaped lots s sample houses
Ridse feSs 'Saaf sd 70 Russell faf at I
sfaE Ss rdht rd then e f to dFDs
For further information. call BETHEL,
ARLiNGToN Ar fSeS RIDGE RID. section-High
elevation. Why. not start the new year
right by, giving her a real present OF TINS
beautiful brick home? Center entrance entrance a
basement; finished recreation room with
fireplace: oil hot-water heat. summer-win-
immediate i'm Sa sale: immediate occupancy
J LEE PRICE, 23o3 Arlington Ridge, I'd.
tyS GoLUMBIA iTaI "A FoREsr-Beautiful new Co
rm.. mod kitchen with Stove and new
ya rstfe o ss Rsh
possession so days or less; modest down
payment; PRICED to sell shogn Gn By 9s4a ap
YOU'RE DoUBLY LUCKY to and a
vacant house that can be ,I7 financed ed, SO SO
REAh f EsTATE sEhyIcE; NC Lee SySy.'
RANCH-TYPE HOUSE, on y acre. 8
per plumbing, large terrace; in a beautl-
fully wooded setting REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE, INC, Lee hwy. at Glebe rd, Gil. o5S1,
OK. 1855. -2S =
BUNGALOW in exclusive Hillwood-3
bedrooms. with SPACE for another room:
oil heat; walk. dissanee & to all schools hmE
at Glebe rd., GIL 0561, OK. 1855. rs
COLORED-VACANT;i in nearby Arlington;
down payment. EX. 7944 or 81. 1850.
CoLORED-COUNTRY HOME for sale by
owner; new 6-rm. frame and stone, with
city conveniences; price. S12.950. Open
by appt daily. B. F. WEAVER, Mclean,
Va phone DaIeview ST5-J-4 -2q
Evening star., 1946-12-26
TRAIlEkS-

SPARTAN. the all-aluminum aircEaft-con-
mediate delivery. BOULEVARD TRAILER
SALES; 95995 Wasbinsstosnss s.I g 70 Baltimore blvd
HOUSE HOUSE TRaarLEsRs. r. for 0 immediate aelly:
TRAILER co, Glider Dealer. sa3s Geor-
gia ave: Silver Spring Md 81. 2242 !
rser safr aa mf rAsa sadd or NJ Sc ss
ICAN TRAILER Co. INC. 4o30 Wis. ave,
4EarLEs Tx Mo GsoacHEs. new and used. ed on
convenient terms. Open for your inspes,
ssn s che sc e5 oc souE sssr nas hEy
Route J. Arlington. Va. ia, 1863. u
GOOD NENS-Immediate delivery on new
tandem and single axle Streamlite and
La Sale trailer-eoaches Platt. Roycraft,
Terms. 4, to "a months. Sensational new
Higgins camp trailer, metal utility trail
|ers, also accessories. RICHTER TRAILER
SALES. u. S. Rt. /, Berwyn, Md. Tel
EXCELLENT STEEL BODY. ,s-ton, ..
wheel mechanic built trailer. new retreads
6xl6: Sl35. OR. 2i9a.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on new and used
trailer coaches. We invite you to see oul
American tandem. IS f.. $3.50 90;
Tfa,si TraeeIo Iaasss tandsm lssf g r.. ssss g.
Trayeio. a4h IT,. Sa.279:05;
Hoaafd n%mea tsnds tsndsm. s t., t., sla@ sssoss
Prices INCLUDE complete equipment snd
iaeks. fire extlnauisher. door mats. etc
notice our paris dept has been stocked
with all trailer parts and accessor .es
which are row available; AMERICAN
TRAILER CO, INC, 1880 Wis. ave. NV
Evening star., 1946-12-26
GARAGES WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
inventory sale. go truck
.pickups, panels. carryalls. ieeps. stake
dumps vans tractors-N tom to & ton

SALE-Year-end inventory sale. so trucks
s eHRRi os Me tsn rtSss tS bsa 5sas
Fl s1es Iss Tancks hEk TRcKs ca M Eds
and makes. Special prices this week;
Others 25ae Of. 81 TO pick from. RICE
s ssss
RE. :a195. . to 5 pm .-sa
s.as sis5 Sss ksslss ST. ss
DoDGE 1889 s4-ton panel; good running
Sers eaFetuis; sniy 300 on ABBY QUAKER
6ppGE SeIa 1915 Mon ton PICKUP oss - 400 miles
take clean sss pleasure car in part trade.
fAHl fftkuf IVA VAN. = iss7 81 GMc "a ton. custom
1saI Dat dors 5arnitsrs cs R bed? eT Wheel 5u
SSSSE ss ssa s:4 isss ssss
RA 1908 between s and pm. %.
ARMY sURPLIs TRgGKs ,tA sy y csntral Mo-
sor some og new 'pi ali gnsrantesdEprees greatly
reduced for year-end inventory sale. 900
poesss slssugsa4 3 ton 1a4a Psdfs Ford ton: 1857
Dosss; ssnels11sss e 'sa Dods. y ton: ls4n
% %stakes-is4a chevrolets. J Z tons; ls4;e
IA tons; 1912 Chevrolet, " tons. with
r
Station wagons fcarryalls with metal
sidesl-ls42 i Dodses ss s,ro,.t ~ ,ons. ,a4s
GMC, 2Ia tons: 1910 Dodge, a tons. 1913
Federal. 2h tons, 1912 GMc, tons soox
20 tires 5-cu, -yd. body. ,na-
Mack tractor 6-ton. prime mover, 206x
20 tires. Ig4l c;o.e.. air brakes, ,osa
GMe 2s tons 1910 9odse' oa r,nsyro'ss 1s .ons ,4s
tons: ! 942 GMCs. 2ls tons.
Buses-1 a42 Chevrolet 15-passenger;
f94o GMC assenger
Amphibious ducks-1943 GMCs. boat
on water. truck on land.
Bridge construction crane truck S4S
Brockway. 6 tons. 6x6. air brakes I2Vox
Buiidozer tractor-1e-ton. Aliis Chal-
mers
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. GMc Truck
Dealer. 3I43 Lee hwy. Arlington. CH ,
1000 To reach: Out through Georgetown.
cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy
Routes 211 or 2gl, drive 70 miles Daliy
tn Sunday q to
Evening star., 1946-12-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LARGE OFFICE ROOM, ground floor loca-
ton, in 1st-class office building. size
20x40: outside light: excellent for insur-
ance office or any other high-type business
Apply the Century Building. 4l2 9th st
NV, Taos; ! FISHER y eSCo6' Co' INC.
CENTURY g BUILDING; 41% 18th St. nv nv
elevator ofice building. If you are looking
for irst-class office space. then We invite
your immediate inspection. There are a
few most attractive suites still available
for the discriminating businessman: all
outside rooms; entire building lust COM
pletely renovated Rentals are, reasonable.
REPRESENTATIVE on premises daily to 4 p. m.
THOS,- J. FISHER & CO, INC. Realtors.
cSSNRdrcuT "a lRth e 9W ANp R ssHe STH LOCATION
Small oftes; Ioxla rental or shars basis
STUDIOS. 1906 Goth st. NV, co. 4445.
DOCTORS-DENTISTS- suites. OF
to 3 rooms now available. in Medical
Bldg. in the heart of the medical section;
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
Apply Resident Manager, the Park Lane
BLDG, 2O25 1 st. NV. corner 2lst and
1OI7 iath ST. N.w.-Entire 1st floor OF
1000 So. 1T. now available in completely
sa.kK KAY xTTRhGTfyE ETAIY Go SEW Office suite
9 rms. available; pvt. entrance. Partly
furn. Telephone service. Ideal for con-
tractor or manufacturers repre-. .entatiye
available Immediately. WEBB AIRCRAFT
poWNTows eGs rs n focGfHoNKcompiete ssapi 8rd
floor for rent, immediate possession. a03
E st. NV. See MR.. DICKER. DI, 1914
Evening star., 1946-12-26
LOTS FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, Md Oaks; beautiful
rifce; $3.50 .or best offer. OWNER, 81 81.
tnjR OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT financing to
build your home in Chevy Chase. Nd: is
about the same as rent; representatlvee
Conn. ave. and Jones Bridge I'd. FpLTSSaNS pLS D
R. GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV. D1. 623o
Il, Iors IN DISTRICT HEIGHTS and Suit
tS1te' ao5 Washington blvd. District Heights;
.Ghn al NIB BuIE6fSs M62R H s1Tas Fas85 nes9by
springbrook Forest, where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
perfect eifec set Setting for your future home. 21a
miles from Woodmoor shopping center I'm IN
Silver Spring rces arVe as low
$3.50. average less than 4c per square
foot, including fine paved roadways with
and Of pst ANY OK hna sssh @
Moss RfatoWy WoobPb shsPberd aoTs overlookns
81, 900 to 81 500; utilities in or available;
short drive to downtown. Barr. Ii. 6692
EEohuiNa@oop, E5h MAFSodn sh Chew veg Chase Mdru
$50 tt It. in depth; excellent grade: CON
some ssnsnt ca E NokRs dfs 'es!
snSTa SILVER assP a. eSe aH aqHars N feet
Pfney Branch rd. IN taSnlonaple Siigo FaTh
Hills section; sewers installed. MORRIS
RITZ, Attorney, 105 Court ST., Brooklyn
BEsUTiFUL wooDMooR, Silver Spring S
most appealing community, the perfect
location for your future home, where over
200 individually designed dwellings re-
Acct the high character of development.
sites 70 to 125 feet wide, as low as 81 400
All utilities Woodmoor shopping center is
bus terminal. Plats on request, GEO. J.
az ACRES on Conn. ave, north of Colum-
bia Country Club. There are 32 good sites
able. Sold only in entirety. DERMoT
NEE, Owner, EN- $685.. -26
OFF 18th ST., near Kalmia rd. tShepherd
homes, price $3.50 up. SHAPIRO. INC,
HOG Vt ave NV. ME. 1f11 -2S
Evening star., 1946-12-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th ST. NV, near M-First commercial.
4-story modern and compact. office build,
ing In the heart of Medical Center ana
interests. Ideal for professional use, pri-
yate organization offices. Priced far below
market value. Call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
g. CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME. $500. Wash
ington's Complete Real Estate Institution.
BLADENsBURG RD. First commercial
mercial use. real value, for only u
So #. Corner S-room and bath frame
house on property. Located on busy
thoroughfare. For complete informat1on;
ST NV, ME. 5400. ''Washington's Com
9Th 9Th AND SIS. NV. .W First commercial.
Three-story brick building with 10 rooms,
bath. full basement. Suitable for remodel
ing into store or office bldg Located in the
heart of downtown business section. Priced
at only S21 500; terms. LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 Z st. NV, Me. 540O.
"Washington's Complete Real Estate In
stitution." -31
COL. RID. NV. near 18th st.-store on
Ist f.; 4-story bldg, suitable for any type
of bus Ready for occupancy with title.
EMBASSY REALTY CO., MI. 1870; eyes,
C6uNTR2Y STORE. with living quarters in
Northern Neck of Va; long established and
doing $4,000 annually; terms Phone
S1p2
Evening star., 1946-12-26
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-Let US merchan-
disc your car We have the best used car
Sa!s as ic shs South noroR 6fe ssEEs EsEis o
Conn. ave- Open till 9, Sunday inclusive,
BUICK, Chrysler, Dodge. Plymouth; olds
and Pontiac badly needed to supply de-
inside our modern parking building @ for
spNbAn appstsf q MoroRs sa ME c aso i th fsoe s
NV (cQrner 18th and NJ
CHEvkoLETs-casht for your car. no red
ssDs ss rafoma nIT Psrf. % z aeorsis ia $500 f'0'
seMsaE aoLDgN tG5 lSa e n e.rro tsS s.,
FsIGmi Fsis. HONEST 5sTs ArrsAisALs ss V Il makes
$Is lSaS LwsI1nhwiNNrop si hh o49H price for your
com come tess po your home or oaiss: plenty psEk9s
Noo orda and ave- s E ~sM
Sase Wi wasT as1Fsa caHs syf sEexkpfhss
ear@i92s uais un to 1916. Absoluteiy high cash
price If car is paid for. win give you cash,
dnd II ear pay y no eash pad tGf w
DERs MOTORS Washington's oldest ex.
elusive used,car dealers See Mt Barnes
Only one location Drive in open lot, 1900
closed on SUNDAY Can Noftn III.
tape sCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 255 Carroll
ST. Takoma Park. q; C. GEORGIA $500
T 9mNfk In s54 S. sep Te1pet
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 44a2 Conn, ave.
FORD OWNERS get every dollar your, yonr car a
M Is yHcsh aIE EM sas4 4s nos conn sse
BUCKS WANTED will nay the highest
sash collars af5o any sais mske any nSe at 10Th
+ iiAms me-, ASh Adams % ssa4 ~
FORDS WANTED will pay the. highest
cash dollars: any make. any model. VII
GHRYsLER0 Ss ns fi 0PLYMoUTH DEALER viii pay
the sash fNc ercs Wscon
PoNrfaS f'o 2s o%SEks@n SSE 10 @ YOU are DIansins
t. sell car see sd JACK
harses5 hnsaR Pontiac Dealers. 14sa frvins st,
hoID S. II II Just nspa minute, To get the hish
est cash price for your car. REGARDLESS 81
condition make Or year year IsTdnd driye N NC or eau
BRENTwooD BR SfpsooD MOTOR \ CO. Open q am.
,ss gssa sss had FGRses ssas
esns wf nsea 1ries fssm spd S ms sss sS
sruDEbAkEa s. nTia nH IVA WANTED, will pay tn.
WILLIAMS IsifLIil AUTO SALES. r. I ave. at
2Oth St ne. Adams 1874.
NASH WANTED ] win pay the highest gsIh1ss
LIAMs AUTO SALES. R. l. ave. at goth
SsiRGENTIY NEEDED-All types Of used
|ceahassTIEsEsRRRYs. CAST 1910 Bennins rd. ne.
cssH IA .s Al oNcE.Top, dollar prices at
ne. AT 700 Open evenings.
AN HONEST PRICE for your plymouth.
Dodge. De Soto or Chrysler; SID WELL
ers. 5000 Georgia ave: sH. $500.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED to SELL VIII sell
your car for geT e. your prics; ne chasse 1sse
niieIs NJ oIivet IW rd ne. TR. $500. -3I
SEE SEE Us Us BEFORE YoU SELL. PoHANKA 4
SERVICE. 1926 Goth st. NV. District
Sill. OR TRADE YOUR CAR at Horner's
Corner STANLEY H. HORNER. INC,
Buick. Fla. ave-, 9th to 9th sts. ne AT
WE BUY WRECKED automobiles. Washing
ton and nearby; highest prices paid oSH
S102 ~
Plymouth pSnsh Of e ches. what have your 70
pm. DE. 5413.
Evening star., 1946-12-26
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, .. G.. Washington, D: e;
December 90, 1046-Sealed proposals viii
be received at Room 500, District Building,
Fourteenth and Pennsylvanta avenue NV,
Washington 4, D., c.. until ZOO pm, jan
uary q, 1947, and then publicly opened Tor
construction of 5,026 linear feet, more or
less, Of 81 diameter cast-iron water main
in Gin street n W., between M and r streets,
and in R street NV. between 9th and 9TH
streets Plans. proposals and specineatlons
may be obtained at Room ~, Distrlct
Building dea3 exs1 .hol.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, contract No. 1872 92-W6sS.--WateT
Main and Sewer Construction .-Se9led
proposals for constructing approximately
$50 it. Of Gin. and 1850 4. of s-la.
cast iron water mains and ol5 10. OF y
in and 1,T65 II. Of Sin. plain concrete 1,
pipe sewers and house connections Will
Be received at the ONCE Of the WashinIg;tton r on
Suburban Sanitary Commission, Hamilton
ST. HyattsvilIe. Nd until 1l:30 am.
Eastern standard time Friday, January
3, 1947, at which place and time they
win be publicly opened and read. Plans
and specifications may be obtained from
mission, Hyattsville, Md, upon deposit of
SIS. whic., deposit will be returned 20 pid-
defs or to those returning plans and Speel-
fieations in good condition. PERRY BoS-
WELL, LACY SHAW. FRANK B. SMITH,
fSS
Evening star., 1946-12-26
iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

TWO. FAMILY ROW BRICK, west of 18th.
near Newton. Good income Oil heat.
sproesser. sH. 4299. with EvERYMAN's,
PRICED FOR QUICK sALE-16-unit apt
building between Columbia I'd. and Rock
Creek Park; close TO stores and trans,
portation; an excellent buy for a good
steady income To inspect. call r.. B.
Talbutt. MI. 1869, REALTY SERVICE CO.,
IL APARTMENTs-Gross rent, over So
900 yearly; operation and expense reason
able; good all-time rental location and
investment. Mr.. Bennett. AT. 1908 or
DI 3347. MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
18th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-;3-story. brick
and basement semidetached consisting of
IL rooms baths: h;;;;w,. oil heat; good
close to downtown section; priced reason
ably low on today's market. LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN e. CO., 1415 K st: NV. ME
5400. Washington's Complete Real Estate
Institution. -3l
critics. Excellent monthly income. Semi
detached, modern office building consisting
of 5 paneled Offices gas heat. Other
building consists of 6 rms. bath, semi
detached Six brick dwellings in rear to be
demolished and used as parking lot Ideal
location. Near all facilities. Priced Tor
immediate sale. Call LEO N. BERNsTEInN 81
g. CO., 1415 K st. NV; NE. 5400. WASH
ingtons Complete Real Estate institution
Evening star., 1946-12-26

MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
Siii; Tirsini;a fensqlaSe or b g pronerty The AMERf-
CAN CO. s07 18th, Ma. s032.
HOME LOANS--LE monthly payments,
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 4 LOAN
ASSOC, $40 18th st. NV. p. 2370
Ixt AND 2nd TRUST LOANS--Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
9th st NV RE $500
ist AND End TRUST, LOANS on real
estate in p. c.. Md. and Va Mr.. DRAIs-
4ee LOANS. amortized or STRAIGHT loans.
MOORE & HILL co. S04 1th st. NV
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate. low rates,
term or monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. Ills Eye st; NV. MA, 646S. -,
MONEY 9N SECOND TkGsI-We vi WI
or Va: Reasonable rates; NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave NV. National 5S33.
BROKERS. ATTENTION! We buy. End
trust notes on MT, p ;, e; Nd. a, and Va houses uses
Eye ST. NV d. $3.50 until 4 pm.