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LOTS FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARK. MD-Large lot, about
sr 39 sstf sa f. and nes ms osn san Io
price Of lot. $500. KAY REALTY CO.
We BUILT large CITY in Chevy Chase. D.
G through bo our TSt and SECOND tTgs5
home in our Chevy Chase (Md) addition.
located at Conn. ave. and Jones Mill rd.
70 eIosir $50 pms FuHToN 1t ne r. GoRpoN i4o2
Eye st; NV. DI. $3.50 till pm. Brokers
CONN. AVE. north Of columbia Country
Club. 6l2 acres, priced to sch in entirety;
brokers protected. DERMoT NEE, owner,
WHsTMoRELAND HILLS. washington's
highly restricted community; attractive
wooded lots now available from S2,T50.
Cal cal MR.. WHITE, OIL, 1885, ewes" OIL.
SILVER VALLEY. a restricted subdivision
between Silver Hill and the new Adminis-
I'd, beautiful wooded lot 100X200, giving
plentg plenty q @ room for lge yard 0d ana garden;
select from Come early and get your pick
BETHEsDA, Bradley Hills by owner lot
s0Xl20,. restricted subdivision; utilities
available sacrifice, $3.50. BIETERICH,
INVESTORS, your dollars will have more
cents if you own this whole block in ArI on
Lee blvd between Philmore and Fenwick
sts.; $50 +. deep; excellent for homes or
TY, 1895 North Edgewood ST., Gil. 5722.
Oh. S401. CO. 9s45: ewes. CHI. S3l1. 80
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. and Albemarle
st-Beautitully situated LARGE lot, 60Xl23.
$500. OWNER. GE. 1905. 2as
CHOICE BLDG. SITES, Chevy Chase, Md
I5-ft. frontage, all improvements, 3 blks
from transp.. churches. schools. stores,
movies, l-fare zone; most reasonable in
price and terms. Buy now and hold until
YOU can build. PHILLIPS, CANDY d
FULLER, l0l2 18th ST. NV, MA 1900.
oNE-ACRE BUILDING SITES. in nearby
SpringbroCk Fcrest-A beautiful rustic
2o0-acre development where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure in
oreasln2ly high values and freedom from
encroachments; perfect setting for your
future home; 2h miles from Woodmoor
shopping center in Silver Spring area; 25
minutes drive from downtown Priced
from 81 800 for l or more acres. aver
aging less than 4 cents per square foot
including fne paved roadway. with no
assessments of any kind: cash or terms;
literature and plat on request. GEORGE
J MOSS. Realtor, SH 1900. Il
WOODMO0R-Excelle building sites in
best section of beautiful Woodmoor most
popular planned community in the Silver
Spring area, where 200 individually de-
signed homes were built and sold promptly
prior to Pearl Hsrbor: 70 to 1875 IT. 'front.'
age. including large sites fronting on Coles
vile rd., as low as 81 $50 Only a few
left. Plat and literature on request. Phone
for sppt. TO inspect GEORGE j. MOSS,
Realtor. SH $500 or 500. IL
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT

GOVERNMENT, OF THE DISTRICT Of
Columbia, september 3, 1946-A public
sioners of the District OF Columbia in the
matter of closing certain street area and
public alleys in the District of Columbia as
Commissioners are of the opinion that the
street area and alleys referred to should
be closed, notice is hereby given that
have prepared the following order: Or
dered That pursuant to the provisions
Of Of Public da:i Aet No No ao.. approved Decem-
once Of the Surveyor or Of the DIS District m of Of
s9 sei9m0ia ss and saI4 aq40eFsa 5 asss MAPS s9
32ls. 3.2;, 1924 and 1925, are hereby
ORDERED sra J.. eloSed same to lake effect on
to revert to and /or vest in the sbuttine
property pro , owners, owners, as shown on said maps
orders on the effective date aforesaid.
according, to Items |. B., A., 5. &: z, 8,
% Closing part of Frankford street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets Sc, includ-
ing dedication OF land for widening
place Sc. 80 Closing part Of the public
alley running north from street in
SQUARE 43l. - Closing Lawrence street
and Ohio Railroad metropolitan Branch>,
abutting Squares W-3S39 and 1881. 90
Closing the PUBLIC alleys in Square 1867.
90 Closing Frankford street immediately
gest of 3;nd street Sc, and abuttinE
public alleys in the eastern part of SQUARE
551l lying east of 34th place and north
of N street Sc. 80 Closing the public
alley, 10 feet wide, in the western part
Of Square 90, abutting. Lots 81 TO 90.
6s, 6a; - to Is and 146 in said square.
90 Closing Fife place between, Blaine
street and Benning road ne, and closing
alleys in the eastern part Of Square 50S3
90 Closing the, public alleys in Square
1928, 90 Closing the PUBLIC alleys in
place, 10Th street. Texas avenue and s
street Sc. u6) Closing. that part of the
public alley, 20 feet wide, in Square 1852
running Ena northerly from Camden street Sc;
square. Any and all parties interested
must file in writing with the Commits
sioners, d. c., objections. If any, to these
closInss. or as to any item providing for
the closingS listed above, before October
10. 1896 otherwise said closings shall
become effective. on and after that date.
in accordance with the provisions of Public
As5 ts, No aS" paPgEsy9d I@fN3 peeember ~
MASON, GORDON r. YOUNG. Commis-
sioners OF the District Of Columbia.
L
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received BY
the National Capital Housing Authority,
~. l. st. NV. Washington, d. C, until
~ noon on Wednesday. october .. 1876.
sno then publicly opened for the lurnsn-
ing OF hre insurance coVerase in the
amount of Sl?6,.. 900 Oh the authority 5
Csrrollsburg Dwellings Property in the Dis
tfict ot Columbia IN accordance with the
and detailed information concernins said
insurance can be obtained upon request at
tin,nsi 5he once 81 WiIlism r, Simpson, general
"Insura nee Bids, Csrrollsburs Dwellings,
National Capital Housing Authority" and
delivered to the once OF the Authority, or
deposlted in the mail. allowing adequate
time for delivery for the bid opening.
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission. contract No. 2S2-W&S, water
main and sewer constructions Sealed pro-
$50 feet of s-inch cast Iron water mains
and 1873 feet Of 6-inch and S-inch con
etIt efsts pipe t -, sewers VIII be reeeiyed at the
tsry Commission. Hamilton St. Hyatts-
Vile Md, until l1:l5 am. Eastern stand
arg shi time. me FRIDAY, October r., 1916, at
opened and read. Plans and specifea :
tons may be obtained from Harry r. Hall,
shief sile M engineer OF the commission, Hystts-
post will be returned TO bidders or to
those returning plans and specifications
SHAW FRANK phFFx 3 sMrFG FGswsal com
- W..
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN Sanitary Com
mission, contract No. 279-s. sewer con-
struction-Sealed proposals for construct
ing approximately 1900 feet of 6-inch
TO 12-inch concrete pipe sewers and sew
er house connections will be received at
me me ottlce of the Washing ton Suburban
Sanitary Commission, Hamilton st, Hy-
attsvllle, Nd, until y am. Eastern
standard time, on Friday. October II.
1916, at which place and time they will
De publicly opened and read. Plans and
SPECIFIC stions may be obtained from Harry
r. Hall, chief engineer of the commission,
HyattSville, Md, upon deposit of S5, which
deposit Will be returned to bidders or to
those returning plans and specifications
IN good condition. PERRY BOSWELL,
LACY SHAW. FRANK B. SMITH, Com
mlSSioners ser. .oc4.
D. C., Washington D. c.,
September 27 l946.-Sealed proposals will
be received until 2 pm, october A. 1916
and then publicly. opened for alterations
and repairs to Elevator No. ], Franklin
Administration Building, 18th and x SITS
n W. Washington, d. c. Plans, proposals
and specifications may be obtained at Room
4:I, District Building. EW. se27 ,6texSu
Evening star., 1946-09-27

something more than the mere
memorization of an honor trick
table. There are many times when
an otherwise glamorous card is
plainly recognizable as worthless.
Sometimes delicate touch is re-
quired to determine that certain
cards are without value. Todays
hand provides a very interesting
example.
The bidding is given as II &C
tuually occurred. but the recrimina-
tions between partners have not
been included. North contended
that when partner could open vul-
nerable with six spades he surely
had the right to raise once with
three eilt-edged honor tricks. South
insisted that it couldn't be wrong
for him to bid slam when he had
a laydown in his own hand, and
that North should not have re-
garded South's bid as an invitation
to go seven. Who Is guiltyp
l am afraid that North has no
defense to the indictment. He rea-
soned that partner could take II
tricks and he could take three. That
adds up to Is. On that line of rea-
soning he should have bid nine
spades. Obviously one of his aces
Is useless because South would not
nave opened with a slam if he had
two losers. Well, if one of the aces
is useless isn't it barely possible
that the other one is useless. too?
One thing is certain, the South
hand contains only one loser, but
the question arises in what suit is
that loser? II it were in hearts or
clubs, wouldn't South open with a
two bid and then give his partner
a chance to show his aces? The
very fact that South did not afford
North the opportunity to show
either the ace of clubs or the ace
of hearts, makes it clear that he is
not interested in either of them. 1t
is good general principle OF bid
ding that if you do not afford your
partner the opportunity to show a
certain feature then 1t follows that
you have no interest in that fea-
| ture.
1t follows logically, therefore, that
South's only loser must be in
trumps and since North cannot help
out in that department he should
be content with the small slam bid.
In fact, 1t has become convention
that an opening bid of five or six
in major suit calls for raise for
every high trump honor held. For
example: Partner opens with five
spades and you have the king-queen
of spades and nothing else. You
should bid seven because you know
he was counting on losing to both
the king and the queen of trumps
and the rest of his hand must be
solid
The hand shown today is unoues-
tlonably suited ideally to the sys-
TENS that show aces over opening
two bids. In that method North
has plenty of fun showing his two
aces and then South stops at six
when he fails to hear about the ace
of trumps. Blackwood, however, is
ineffective in cases like this because
the aces cannot be identified.
tcopyright. 1946. by Charles H. Goren)
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING-96 acres Of cleared

SILVER SPRING-26 acres of cleared land
fronting Brookyille rd: at Olney, Md. per
excellent neighbors; reasonably priced. Ex-
elusive listing with E. s. PRICE & CO.,
NE. $500. OF. call Mr.. Ingram at Wheaton
70 aqd he ~ REss'
TeSF ofrEk Eaf ios RI Ackfs t Of some of the finest
Msshinston: 900 test Of irontass: slzi
land. Exclusive with ARCHIE H. DANIELS.
GEO. II. WILLIAMs Co.-1soo 1T. front
Ter, new deyelopment priced for quick
ia'f TO GSsi so ACRE ek Tracts, in nearby Hvtt-'
Boswell S5s ifaI M ReaItor. 80 s. s. wsshinsten
sa2i; ~: ewes, GL. aso6 or TE 5541, as
RETREAT--I71a acres, nice sll-yr
stream through property, beautiful bldg
elec lines to site; terms. cash required
$500. VIM. H. LAUGHL1N. Mclean, Va.
.sso-FT. FRONTAGE on contee rd-25
acres, electricity on road: suitable for o.
acre estate; 600 it. of washington, m
and White oaks: II miles D. 6, line: $500
per scTe as whole. MR.. MOORE, WA.
in LANHAM-27 acres on Defense high
way. $3.50 per acre: 3l1 acres in Princess
Garden, 81 900 per acre; 5 scres in Glen
Dale. near Sanltorium, $500 per acre; IL
acres. nesr Lanham, $500 per acre; 80
acres on Balti.-Wssh. pike, 500, 600. Cali
THOMAS f. HALEY. Lanham. Md, HY,
I ACRES. near Lee blvd. $500 per acre.
:. ACRE, in beautiful clermont. located
10 miles from Washington in Fairfax
County, Va High, rolling woodland with
large oak trees make this an ideal home
site S75U-S75 down, SI5 = month.
VERNON NJ. LYNCH L. SONS once
miles out Columbia pike. Phone Alex.
5906 Closed Sundays. -29
I.8 ACRES in Fairfax County, 10 miles
from WASHINGTON. wide frontage IN
large oak trees makes this beautiful home
site spacious snd, healthfuI; S90o-S90
down, $50 = month. VERNON M. LYNCH
g. SONS. Ohice = miles out Columbia
pike. Phone Alex. 5906. Closed Sundays.
CHOICE HOMESITE, acre. Silver Spring
area, restricted community, high ground,
260-ft. trontase on hardsurfaced road.
so feet deep: price, 5000; conv. terms.
PERRY l. HAY. DI. Bal, ia. 4535a
COUNTY horse section
We offer for sale 8 acres, more or less.
for quick sale, cash only, $3.50. For
further information call Silver Spring
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We viii
buy second trust notes. D. C, nearby Nd.
esssIRssls NYEsrMsSr ahssS coRp asfa
ave NV. National 5s33
including principal. interest and taxes,
FRST rPKDRAL SAVINGS 4 LOAN
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, SI7
9th st. NV. RE. $3.50
BROKERS. ATTENTIoN-we puy end
trust notes on d. c., Md. and Va houses
and farms. FULTON r. GORDON, owner
142T Eve st. NV. DI $3.50 It'll = pm
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FARMS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY desires to lease a dairy
farm for ! or more years; must have
house for shipping to Washington market:
approximately 200 acres, with at least
100 acres for tractor cultivation and
plenty OF natural water and pasture:
should have l modern main house and /
or preferably . good terfsnt houses; not
over 30 miles from Washington and pref
erably on black top or paved road: have
my own stock and equipment Give partic-
ulars and directions in flrSt letter. Box
3J1-G Star an
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

PUBLIC SALE mile south of Frederick.
Md, on Route 240, Saturday. 2Sth at
10 O'Clock am. Antique and modern fur
niture. old glass and china. power lawn
mower, typewriter and antiques
PUBLIC AUCTION-Antiaue chests of draw
ers. sheraton dining room furniture, drop
leaf tables, tilt-toD tables. antique chairs
mahogany bookcases. wardrobes. Victorian
cane back settee.. desks folding-top card
overmantle mirrors upholstered chairs and
davenports, small Estey organ, brass can
della bra and brass fireplace equipment
clocks, china. glassware, books. wardrobe
and other trunks, etc, at Sloan's Galleries,
1d5 18th st. NV, Saturday, Sept. rs. at
70 a m Now on exhibition. BY order of
consignors. Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN
x CO, INC. Auctioneers. established lS9I.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.

ER-FRAZER-Taking orders for these
MOTORS CO, 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington.
Ia SALE 1885 44,dr. tr, sedan: r. and h,
EN-. 1850, 1892 Reno rd.. NV 2s'
feet condition, radio and heater; within
OPA, $50. Apply 20 o St Sc. 90
LINCOLN ZEPHYR I94l sedan: radio and
heater; 81 435, within OPA ceiling SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1897 14th st. NV NO
PACKARD 1910 100 sedan; radio and
heater; S2.O92. within OPA ceiling SIM
MONS MOTORS, 1887 l4th st. NV. NO.
3l64 30
PACKARD 1912 convertible. series oO21;
low mileage, perfect condition. radio and
heater, elec clutch. oVerdrive transmission;
fully guar; within OPA, 81 S15. BENDALL
PONTIAC, 1911 King ST.. Alex, Va. OV.
500. 80
STUDEBAKER 1912 latest coupe; driven
$500 miles by retired school teacher,
oiled and creased every 500 mi. kept in
garage. driven mostly on Sundays; $500
cash. within OPA ceiling and earlier model
in trade. Box 46l C, Star.
STUDEBAKER 1885 coupe: running con-
dition: good tires; low OPA ceiling. S3l 4;
take it away for S295 cash. 1901 18th
St NV
TERRAPLANE. 1899: good rubber and up
holstery. cheap transportation minor re-
pairs: $3.50 below OPA ceiling. CHI. 1892 /"
TAXICABS for sale. ROBEY MOTOR
SALES. 1220 Mt Ohvet rd ne
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TRAlLERS (Cont,)

TRAILER. well-built used 2 mos; sofa
1eds 6.su bot5Ied nnn Las gas Sn,594 IA, ,5474. Il
to sell your house trailer for the highest
cash price, call MR. LADD, WO. 1891.
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER-If you wish
to- sell your house trailer for fair cash
price. phone MR.. BAKER, Berwyn. Md
Tower 5O36
TRAILER, 2-wheel; ow-s1ung knee action
: x4 X@> good tires. Call Glebe 1878
2,~
LUGGAGE, :? wheel new paint wood body
j it. X q fl; excel tires, steel frame and
springs d. c. inspected. complete with
ropes and waterproof cover, S1l5 AD
9o31 90
LUGGAGE TRAILER-Inclosed one wheel
waterproof. ideal for any occasion. s 90:
may be seen until IL pm, 1927 10th st
n W. Service Station %.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

ESTABLISHED CONCERN needs approxi-
Etately $500 50. fl. warehouse or shop for
a light heating assembly plant Interested
in long or shor; term lease Require, if
possible all utilities including gas ANY
location. willing 10 install permanent
heating equipment in building. Temple
02gq 30.
VETS LOOKING for approx. 200 50
#. of floor space to rent for retail eStab-
llshment in lst commercial zone. Phone
OR 32SS ~
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes l2x2O and 20x2O
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors. Easy
terms, immediate delivery. visit our dis
play OF models. l1O9 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington Va Open IN. to pm. Sun
day and holidays. or phone JA. 2l64.
GARAGES, wood Or steel frame. concrete
hoor, insulated. fireDroOi, plain or operhe ad
door, sizes /, ., 3. ear capacity. Steel
bungalows and steel mill buildings Call
for estimates and designs. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1865 lSth St NV Ma 1856
ldaVSl; MO 3onS ieYeNl ans
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. S35 up.
work guaranteed GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave. ext: Sc. Ii. 3539.
AST0 PAINTING. BODY. and framework.
COLUMBIA AUTO BODY. Estimates given
ewes. and week ends. 9Ol North Quincy
81; Airing on, We CHI. 5l1i. >
AUTO AiNTING-Complete Job, $50 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4lU2 Pa
ave. ext. Sc. IL 35:1g
AUTO PAINTING complete Sob, $50: ! I-da Y
service. Can RA. 10! tog appointment
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, miles from War
renton. Va on Highway No. l5 contain
ing l55 acres, 20 in timber: Sroom house,
bath and electricity; small dairy; 6-horse
lawn and Shrubbery: !. mile off of high
way. good road to place, buses and mail
to gate For appt. call JULIAN P. KELLY,
Phone Warrenton A1-W-4
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

LET ME DO YOUR HAULING in or out OF
reasonable rate. GE. 1859, RA 966S. . !
VETERAN DESIRES household moving and
general fauling; any time, anywhere; re-
frigeratorS a speciality; vans and stakes;
reasonable FIR. $500. Ext 70 -5
1916 112-TON STAKEBODY covered, gen.
eral hauling and moving by job. hour or
contract. At your service "A hours. SH
i0-ToN FLAT BODY TRUCK for hire; day,
hour, load TR 3I21 -o7
exMarine driver having local ref: reas
rontraet Wnr or Or hr. At, 2759 l.
and hauling of all kinds, by hour or
load; reasonable rates. Hobart 97OO. Il
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
local and long distance TIA o937, rs"
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IwArER FRONT PROPERTY tco,,.

LONG BEAGH-Lots a.3IL and COTTAGES for sale.
Finest bathing, fishing and Grabbing: care
fully restricted. Turn left to shore at ST.
Leonard. Md, Solomons Island rd
NO. BEACH PARk--Completely furn. cot
rsSe of large rooms and shower on
water front: retsr. and gas stove, large
lot Exclusive with OBANNON REALTY
CO. FIR. Bib. --2S
BAY RIDGE. nr apolis-New mod
ern BUNGALOW on bay front; bedrooms.
tile bath. fireplace. fun basement with
built-in garage. lot 15xl50: beautiful
view excellent sandy beach; immediate
possession, FRED f. VOICES. Realtor. s',l
Main St. Annapolis, Md, Phone i4ti. --29
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ACREAGE WANTED.

VA, MD. d. C.-Large or small tracts, |
clear or wooded, improved or unimproved;
for residential, apartment, industrial, com
mercial agricultural purposes. Eve
ningS call Mr.. Gleason. HO. 0S04 Ext
III. JAMES E. MAHONEY. Woodward
Bldg. RE GAIL -6
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Prison Seeker jailed

Thomas McCourt of Edinburgh,
Scotland, liked prison life SO we'll he
smashed plate-glasS windows to get
there. When the judge sentenced
him to three months for breaking
windows worth 5000 he was disap-
pointed that the effort brought such
a comparatively short term.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
GARAGES FOR RENT

NEAR 18th AND SIS. N.W.---2-car metal
garage, rear 6l5 Church st. Rent. 81 50
month; B. F. Saul. CO, S25 18th st. n W.
Ma: 2lO0. --21
GARAGE. suitable for automobiles or
small shop. electricity aud running water
rear 3l3 New Jersey ave. Sc. Cali Ma
Evening star., 1946-09-27
FARMS FOR RENT.

200 ACRES, modern dairy farm; 50-coW
modern concrete block barn. Large mod
ern house. :25 miles city. HyattsVilIe
O:13 rs
wanted to operate 1l2-acre
farm on share basis. | ) miles north OF
Rockville. 2U3 Hsrtwell rd., Silver Spring
81. 9507 or GE 1865. 20
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation 1Uith OPA, ad-
Uertisements under Automobiles for
Sale must include make, year,
model. body type. price and state
ment "Within OPA Ceiling"
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MONEY WANTED.

SECOND MORTGAGE LOAN Of $4,000
wanted on valuable hotel property on the
shore in southern Maryland. o. B. ZANT-
AiNGER CO. 945 K st. NV. MA. 9593-
1871.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST NOTES for
sale. MURRAY CO.. 1929 L ST. NV,
Evening star., 1946-09-27

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed II. II you have
'Lettered-Out correctly it's number.
Answer TO Yesterdays Letter-out.
(c) STAUNCH- -HAUNTS (hangs around).
tO) ANEROID-RAINED tpoured).
tU) ACCRUES-SCARCE tscantl.
IL SOLEMN OMENS tsisnO.
Cd DRIED-RIDB ito be carried,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

SWAP splendid brick Colonial 2-story
rome in Bethesda for a good home in
Alexandria. MRS. McCAULEY. OK. 2341. j..
Evening star., 1946-09-27
7 axe My Word for 1t
What's i'm a Name

st. Louis: Mr.. Bernard M. Baruchs
name is being heard on the air In a
number of different ways. Can you
clarity it for us?-J. H. P.
Answer: wrote to Mr.. Baruch
and asked him if he pronounces his
surname "buh-ROOK, as Herbert
Bayard Swope recently pronounced
it on the air. I am privileged to
quote Mr.. Baruchs reply:
Most people pronounce Baruch
the way you say Swope does (buh-
ROOk). Some pronounce it bah
rook' with equal stress on the two
Syllables. Some of the members of
my family pronounce it one way.
and some another. I think most
people pronounce it the way Swope
does. I prefer it the other way
(bah-rook. However, it is really
unimportant."
BroadcasterS, please not. Mr..
Baruch does not use the British
pronunciation of Bernard cBER-
nerd'D. His letter states: The
pronunciation of my first name is
with the accent on the second syl-
lable-ber- -NAHRD."
Second call for my pamphlet. THE LIFE
AND DEEDS OF DIR. SHRDLU Learn all
about my fabulous assistant" and how he
got ms celebrated name. For free copy,
Including Dr.. SIS picture. send a stamped
phlet.
Evening star., 1946-09-27
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

PARKWAY BUYS ALL MAKES, all body
Lou" Allen, MI. 0lsl, for an honest high
dollar appralsal or bring title ana truck
to PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 305l M st,
NV. l2S years or fair dealingO 80
Evening star., 1946-09-27

81 600 SO. Fl. industrial ground in Alex
sndria: railroad siding and on grade.
Priced reasonable at 81 per 50 It.
railroad siding: priced 81 per So II. and
owner will take. one-half in trust behind
Realtor, OR 2244 ~
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kidney: TO promote the flow of urine and
relieve troublesome excess acidity. Origi-
rally created by q practising physician,
ration of is herbss roots, vegetables, ball
sans. Absolutely nothing harsh or habit
forming in this pure, scientific prepara-
tion. Just good ingredients that quickly
act on the kidneys to increase the flow OF
urine and ease the uncomfortable symp-
toms Of bladder irritation.
Send for free. prepaid sample TODAY
Like thousands of others you'll be glad
tha. you did. Send name and address to
Department B, kilmer & Co., Inc.s Bog
1855, Stamford, Conn. Offer limited. Sand
at ence. All druggists sell Swamp Root.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
Guest OF Parents.

Mrs. NJ FormyduVal and little
daughter. Alice. of VAUDEVILLE, are
spuCding this week with their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Dickie at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-05-27
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