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want it, you can get it, but it's not
compulsory.
For Public Is applicants, it is
compulsory-you have to take it in
order to get VA approval to train
under Public IT,
The VA pays all your travel and
other necessary expenses in get
ting this counseling The counsel
ing is free. You'll take some tests.
written and oral, and you'll be ques-
toned. Then the counseling service
will go through the results and
come up with something which the
tests show you should be good at,
or at least in which you have an
unusual interest
But that doesn't mean you'll have
to follow out the program they sug-
gest to you. l mean, the tests
might show you have a healthy
aptitude for mechanics. The VA
will suggest that you start training
yourself along the mechanical line
You can do what you want.
Don't underestimate the value OF
vocational counseling. It's a good
service, and lots of vets have prohted
py 1t.
II you're hazy about some right
or benefit you think is coming to
You, send your query to me at
The Sunday Star. IncloSe q self
addressed, stamped enuelope for
q personal reply.
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Parasite Control

Losses to swine raisers caused by
the injurious effects of roundworms
and ascarids may be controlled by
the use of sodium f1uoride, accord
ing to an announcement by the
Agriculture Department.
Department scientists said the
compound is the most efficient yet
used In the control of these para.
sites. Under experimental condi-
tions, it was said, the drug elimi-
mated 95 per cent of the parasites,
compared to so to IS per cent with
other drugs.
For best results, it was said. one
part sodium fluoride, technical
grade. and SO parts of dry feed for
one day.
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houses used by the farmer and those
provided for farm labor. estimated
that IL per cent of the livable farm
houses are vacant, but was told by
q number of county farmers that
this estimate was too low. Several
of the most prominent farmers in
Fauquier said nearer to 40 per cent
of the houses available for farm
labor are now vacant.
This situation indicates the acute
labor problem that plaques the
farmers of Fauquier County at every
turn. It is also an indication of the
economic trend in the rural areas
of this country.
Families that have earned their
living on the land are no longer
content with living conditions found
in most rural areas, and, under pres
ent agricultural prices, farmers can
not AFFORD the expense of providing
living quarters comparable with
those available in cities.
While it is true that many farm
tenant houses now have electric
lights. most of them have no mod
ern plumbing or other facilities that
help relieve the drudgery of house
keeping. Yet these houses are the
same houses that raised healthy
farm families during the quarter
century preceding the last war. This
is the type Of house that contributed
strong men to our armed forces
and has contributed leaders to our
cities.
Men and women have always left
the farms for the cities, and it is
good that they have done SO. These
farm bred men and women have be-
come some of the clearest thinkers
in our society and have contributed
greatly to the soundness of our
Government.
But it seems to me wrong to con-
tinue on the theory that city people
as class should be we'll housed
while farm people as a class should
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Bean Planting

You should be making a successive
planting of snap beans again A
side dressing of 2 pounds of fertil-
izer per 100 feet of row should be ap-
piled to the beans after they are
started well. Apply this in a band
ON either side of the row. Be sure
to get the underside of the bean
leaves busted with rotenone to con-
troll the Mexican bean beetle.
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Tobacco Insurance

Joseph H. Blandford. Maryland
Production Marketing Administra-
ton director, has announced that
the Charles County trial tobacco in
surance program. with 81 operators
on 80 farms participating, has been
approved by the Federal crop in
surance program
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Barley Harvest

I. Fred Stine. Frederick County
(Va> farm agent, reported that the
barley harvest. first of the small
grain crops TO mature, is expected to
begin this week in the Winchester
Valley area.
Mr. Stine said despite recent
rainy weather Frederick farmers
have gotten more than 80 per cent
of the local corn crop planted He
said farmers are still faced by a
critical labor shortage.
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DR.. George Langtord (lett and DR.. Ernest ~ Cory
of the University of Marylands entomology department
shoa0 special traps to be used in Maryland
pagn against the Japanese beetle Dr. Langtord fills the
trap Uh spores of the milky disease 0hich carried
to the grubs of the pest by adult Beetles Nth fatal result
This method of control has been demonstrated by the
Agriculture Department. but this is the first State 10de
cn,n 1sin the $
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For Double Crops

June is an ideal month to plant
and you should replant the ground
where you had early radishes, spin
! ach, lettuce and onions. This is one
of the best ways to get great deal
Of food out of small garden space.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
arm and Garden
Back-t0-the-Farm Trend Drops
Vacant Rural Houses Give Evidence
Of Labor Problem, Inadequate Shelter
By Walter B. Nourse
Fauouier County Extension Aren't

This plea to the people who live in Washington and other large
this land.
although sympathetic understand the problems
the modern farmer against
Recently housing
Evening star., 1946-06-09

Among the best varieties of spin
ach for freezing are Old Dominion
and Long Standing Bloomsdale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

AMERICAN BANTAM 1910 convertible;
excellent condition; $3.50; under ORA GaPA
AUSTIN 1910 bantam cony coupe; s3ao
under oPA ceiling. ME o2sl before
s 1s saa e sfdas ssiS s Pd 81
eHEvRoiEr 1898 7-passenser factory
rooi cruising I Ish5s s5 Mor SsSs opA
f i4tn st. NV NV. No. si54. 30
CROSLEY late 1912 de luxe. sedan: driven
only few thousand miles by one owner
40 miles per gallon; meter completely s5eE
under oPA ceiling, MI 1857. -l9
DODGE 1885 coupe: good condition; $685.
within OPA ceiling. Phone WI, 4462.
FORD 1880 Model A: good; Sls5; oPA
FORD 1889 60-h.p. cpe motor, recently
overhauled; $3.50 under oPA ceiling; 10
Lynhaven st. Alex. Va, between and
HtDsoN 1912 de luxe six business coupe;
green, heater and drive master s915
below oPA ceiling; private party Can
Temple 5000, Ext. III, bet. 90 pm.
KAIsER-FRAZER-Tak orders for these
sensational 1914? automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS Nc dS5 CO. e. S Sl4s Lee hwy Arlington
LA SALE 1887 trunk sedan 4-door; good
tires and running condition. heater, $500:
within OPA. EX. 1919.
LINCOLN l941 limo. s, model 81, custom
4-door sedan tblack); radio and heater
3sooo actual miles clean as 1y ne Nn eaT
USED CAR CO, 1406 King st, Alex. Va.
Phone Alex. 1899. Open till p. m. 30
OLDSMOBILE 1941 4-door sedan; hydro
matte transmission: 81 ,095, S & SERr-
ICE, 18th and Vermont ave. NV. MI. 5ll9.
oLDs. 1884 rumble-seat coupe; radio; good
tires $500. within OPA ceiling. 645. L
s sI.s1s: our our Price n sl,4s5. BENbALL
PONTIAC, 1911 King ST., Alex, Va. ,oV.
PLYMOUTH late 1e4l de luxe business
overhauIed, excellent upholstery; had the
Ss4- so and light car to trade; under oPA
WILIYS AMERICA la4l four door sedan:
T ton f 6sov opE psf 1885, fsShh
TIAc. 1911 King St. Alexandria, Va. oooV
W SHHi JEEP 1916 new model; driven
take cash, trade or finance. WI. 400
between am and 6 pm. 30
CHEVROLET TRUCK, lsai ~ ton naasd new !
aU Sor 0 $500 o ss p nnde 9 opA 5
ssa5. ssoe Fenton St, Silver Spring, Nd
Taxf Il E r6 oR RENT. Call EN-. 1850
COMPARE THESE CARs-Win sell with
or without trade. OPA ceiling prices and
some below. Buy them from an old-estab-
a II old su's as af modei custom sedan;
radio and heater ----.,-- 81. BAT
Al Buick 90-L model s-pass. limou-
/ sine sedan, sedan radio and heater; GO ooe
Hy LAY @11fhff BUICK CO. WA s iii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Handbook NJ praof;oaI E,~l,

Handbook of Practical English,
Q. There should be some simple
way OF explaining to English stu
dents that the verb Is singular after
such words as anybody, everybody.
viii you please Colbyize the con-
Struction for my class and me?-
Mrs. I. de H
Answer-Yes. it is a common mis-
take to say, If anybody objects will
they please raise their hands," Or,
Everybody are invited to attend"
Now, in sentences in which any
body, somebody" etc. occur. substi-
tuition of lone" will clearly show
that the verbs must be singular:
If one (anybody) objects, will he
please raise his hand?
One anybody can learn English
if he applies himself.
One Everybody was invited.
One Everybody was glad to see
her.
He said one (someone) is hiding
there.
No one nobody is to blame.
Each. every. either. and neither
are also followed by singular verbs:
Each tone) is to blame; every lone,
is acceptable: neither (onel of the
girls is married.
1t is popularity of English that
there are no singular pronouns of
common gender meaning me or
She" and his or her" as the case
may be. The word 'thon" (contrac-
ton of that one'D has been pro-
posed. to be used thus: If anybody
objects, will thon raise thons hand?
'Thon has never been accepted,
however
Good usage accepts he" and his"
as both masculine and feminine,
thus: t.. Will he raise his hand?"
How large is your vocabulary How does
il COMPARE with Shakespeare's? Ny VO-
CABULARY TEST provides q fascinating
way to estimate the number of words you
know. For free copy. send a stamped.
f-addEessed envelope to Frank Colby, in
care of The Star.
tCopyrght. The Bell Syndicate Inc, 1946)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18

ESQ ACRES NEAR HERNDoN; VA. facing
on Hernoon Vale road level land, part
sf p9qsa et easR Mech 2ss aec ca
Mclean. Va Gil. s675. is
ACREAGE on ana near South River, from
all within committing distance of Wash
tneton. Phone NJ. C. GIBSON, Annapolis
VIENNA. vA-1a acres, beautiful rolling
Ge,lent home site or home sites. ROMYE
1901 S, Arlington Ridge I'd ia e4s4
Is ACRES, about mules north e is silver
P RIPLEY sH' 1885 Sun n and ives eves,,
NEAR NoRBEck. is5 acres level, rich,
mss; long tTontaEe on surfaced road;
MAR1I fSo0 Esrie Blds 'o re. s4se lAfloN
COLLEGE PARK. So acres, wooded Just
S R SFes s9a fr s sa6 TSptaF moRR fS
AGENCY; Citizens Bank BLDG, Takoma
ss,s Sc s iss :$ss
GRO. +: WILL1ASMs co acres, near
s s0Idsylllf 81 I'd soo Priced for quick sale
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-3o aces, near
Ashton, on Route 20 Priced right. sni-
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-45,7ss 50 it.,
little over an acre; excellent location for
homes. Only $4,000. Sicily, 81. 5000.
GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS co. - Edeemoor; 2
acres. conveniently situated for building.
WANT TO BuILD.-Lot soxsao in Falls
Church; priority on material, building
permit and choice of sets of plans in
Guided: very reasonable. Call TR. "a
ROCKVILLE, Montgomery County, Md
LARGE tract of land ripe for subdivision,
only minutes from u S Public Health
and Naval Medical Center. Please call
MRS de BECK. WI 4l.2 Ia
ground. rich, Chester loan soil; master
house, outbuildings: long frontage on sur
faced road: ideal subdivision: $4,000. J..
LETTON MARTIN, Earle Bldg, RE. 2492.
NEAR CLINTON. MD. - II Ia-acre tract,
f psWEY Il I ESId sai4 Branch
Sc, SP. 0761. so
SO ACRES OF land in orange, Va, miles
from town on hwy: partly wooded land.
Can get in touch with owner after pm.
at 1015 o st. NV. 30
20 ACRES, IS miles in Va; several old
bldgs. and well; $1,000; terms. M. GREE
LEY, owner, 1896 29th st. NV. 49,
35 A.. "a mi. to D. c., $4,000. 10 a. viz
gin timber, city water. etc; $3.50, terms,
trade. Vac a, mr.. Bancroft. s11:lool
SO a, old house. 43 mi. out, vacant, $3.50
down. Mr. RYON. GE 6146.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK, ChrySIer, Dodge. Plymouth. Olds
mand Of resurninz overseas s,a.s vete pair.
inside our modern parking buildlns for
apprat or call MI Miller at Elk. 1900
RANDALL MOTORS. me- 1850 nth st
nv tcorne. 18th and M
BUCKS wanted. 1 will pay the high
est cash dollars, any make, any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, r. /. ave. at
goth st. ne. Adams S344.
BUICK OWNERS be. wise. Big prices
paid: any year or model; bring title, drive
in See BARNES-SANDERS 1900 l4th ST.
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 pm, closed
BUCKS, chevrolets.. Fords. Pontiac or
any make of car that has had good care.
We need them and will pay the highest
ceiling price. 81 HAWKINS, 1888 18th
st NV. DU. 4455.
CHEVROLET OWNERS be wise Big prices
paid; any year or model bring title. drive
in See BARNES-SANDERS, 1900 14th st.
NV. cor. N. Open to $50 pm, closed
ceTHhESVsRoLET OWNERS. get every dollar
your car is worth. EN- 1854, j Dewey
Rice. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES. 4432
a tape scHLxaM 4 GOLDEN. ss7 Carroll oil
ST.. Takons Park. b. c.. Georgia 5000
sCHLEC8L q GOLDEN. 257 Carroll St.
Takona Park q. c. 0sofgia $500.
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X. r. BROOKS, Attorney,
1SAQ Dams ANAnms n ~

DIETRICH COURT or THE UNITED
o ss5s' pr ob the Of hs
That TIE SUBSCRIBERS, Of the district 81
81 the :vf Dr q tsSm as
whitney Moore: late 2, the District %, .,
slsima against aa's the deceased are hsreby
youe asa Z thereof. iessiiy sathentisated to
day ss s 81 Jan Hp 'eashs shs
may by law be excluded from all benefit Of
GILL 3024 Tilden St. NV: Zone 9, The
RIGGS NATIoNA AIns sANK OF WA sE5y6
Attest: THEODORE codsWEIL, REGISTER
Of wills for the District of columbia, Clerk
Do s,ta4as;. o ss* s.s,h eAm ss.
Di STATES for eI the District q celsmpis,
" Moif Bays. pe eess 67.sos, Admins
been made herein by washington and Lee
sestsmsns s Of ft said deceased. and for letters
70 issue to I Edmund p GsmDsell' Il i
fhss Ih BAYS. 'R w. says. zaek cansdy
Nan Canady. nonresidents, and the un..
William W. Bays deceased, and all others
concerned, appeared in said Court on
Tuesday. the 9th day OF July. AID. 1916
at 1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause why
such application should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published in the
Washington Law Reporter" and The
Evening Star" once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication TO be not
day Witness, the Honorable BOLITHA J
LAWS. Chief Justice Of said Court, this
a ass DAY fHI q MsE hate Resst.9
Of Wills for the District OF Columbia
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED TO RENT cottage near water
geSSt-.o beach, within so miles D. D: C "a
on OYSTER LAKE, unexcelled harbor from
Rappahannock River Chesapeake Bay,
paved road by. good beach. Groom bunga-
$3.50. W. c: BROOKS, Realtor Phone
s9-F-3 Box 3s3. Tappahannock, Va.
MODERN BUNGALOW at Lewisetta. Va,
fronting on Potomac River and Chesapeako
Bay. unsxcslee sand beach; 6 rooms and
0 nod e1SRf hea sPlafs sra IL s .5
nets large screened porch. storm sash and
goe1 WOO nrn On poultry houses anS
SEA- Box 1888. Tappahannoek, Va. is
VACATION on an old-fashioned farm. good
bay at Point Lookout, Md; SIS week,
SO week end; reservations. Ewes, RA.
BEVERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites write
g aGeR c saH 81 1hfaS
ca e Ee asa or "a gsSded and ssh
snst within Is miles Of Va shinston a f fa
aE6 cs T There ele the rvei
meets the bay-A limited number of very
desirable lots avail. now at only S495,
Agent at sales Office on property Sat and
sun Drive down today. hrs. BY perfect
fOSQS or call ). Is. Grey, Gil 440O. with
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor, 1882 Z
81, 400 CASH Year-round modern fur
nished cottage, Herald Harbor, near water;
references. Box 35-M, Star; =
Washington - New homes, one and two
beorms:; constructed for year,round COM
81 $50 to $3.50; Down payment, 81. 500:
with each home GEORGE W. ROBERT
SON: Builder, on property daily and
Sunday. Call West River 34-F-23, WI
FOR sALE-Lot on lake front. Bay Ridge
Md. See ROY Drummer. agent, "a Lake
DIR. B2v P idge. Md. 80
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Com
pletely furnished S-room home on bay AND
lake front modern; all.year use; bed
inside bath; inelosed porches. Price
"a Lake Or, Bay Ridge, Md 20
LAKE JACKsoN-Good fishing and boat
ing, furn. cottage with 125 #. on lake
front, large trees, liv. rm. 80 IT, stone
fireplace; . bedrms, bath and Is shower r
COOK. exclusively. CHI. S94I.
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LEGAL NOTICES (cont. J
WILBUR L. GRAY. Attorney,
1920 New York Ave, NV.
Filed May 81, 1876 Charles z SteWal

WLnUE 7. GEAI, AttSrHsy'
Filed May 81. 1876. Charles z. stewart
IN THE DISTRICT elfFf; COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
lumbis.-capital MORTGAGE 4 Title Co.
Defsndant.-No. 34692.-The object Of
this suit is to quiet title to real estate in
the District of Columbia known for pur-
poses Of assessment and taxation as lots
49, "a and go In square b134 g. on
motson of the plaintiff, 1t is this LIST
day OF May. 1916, ordered that the
defendant Massie Dixon Scott cause hei
appearance to Be entered herein on o. Q,
SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS; occurring
after the day Of the nrst publication q
proceeded with as in. case Of default
Provided, copy Of this order be pub.
lished once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star before said day
Attest: CHARLES z STEWART, Clerk
BY. ELEANOR e. JoBE, Deputy Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-18
VERNON E. WEST. STANLEY DeNEALE
and IRVING BRYAN, ATTORNEYS for

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., Unit United STATES for The District Of Co.
extension Of New YORK Av.na. t Sstw. .ee
Bladensburg Road and South Dakota Ave
ape; . 1s sion q ADAMS Street Between
Place; opening Of 33rd Street between
pes g. Mahs. snP Plan opsnnP Of
and excess land adjacent thereto, ali in
So4eE ARp oRp Gasf' OF No pU aSz
TON 80 Notice Is hereby given that the
lumbia pursuant to certain provision OF
the Act Of Congress, approved March 4.
1919, entitled An Act making appropria-
OF the District Of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June thiTtieth. nineteen hun.
Whereby they are authorized to r OPEN ex
tend, or widen any street, avenue, road or
highway to conform With the plan of the
portion Of the District q Columbia out.
side Of the cities of, Wa sfington and
Georgetown adopted under the Act Of Con-
BY the Acts Of congress approved june IS,
lsss: and May q 1929. respectively. by
ane Of nSF the VI ps Of sub
Law for the District of Columbia and pur-
suant to the provisions Of the Act of Con-
ACT to provde for the ACQUISITION she 81
land in the District Of Columbia in excess
OF that REQUIRED for public projects and
have filed a petition in this court praying
the condemnation of the land necessary
for the extension Of New York Avenue be-
Avenue; for the extension Of Adams Street
between 3lst an, and 33Id Streets; for the
and q Amss for s
33rd Street between South Dakota Avenue
and v Street proposed Per D. G. Highway
tween sist and s 3srd Streets. e and a excess
land adjacent thereto. all in the North
east. section in the District of .Columbis
said I petition as ma part thereof and ' pray az.
ing also that this Court, empanel a jury
in accordance with the law provided for
reason of the said openings and extern.
to s0a assess e ben is resutns
plus all or any part of the costs and ex-
penses of said proceedings, upon any lands
which the Jury may md vi will BE benstits q
Act Of Congress approved MAY IS, 1875
and it is by tbs GonEt this 1s 81 dsy Of
having any interest in these proceedings
be and they are hereby warned and COM
to appear Ar in 81 fhS Gou a4 q or s De-
clock AN. and continue in attendance
until the Court shall have made, its fina!
Of Sfdss Ta' aa me a
Of the jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein; and it is further ORDERED: That
iished twice a week for two successive
weeks in The WASHINGTON Evening Star
the Washington Post and the Washingtor
said District, commencing at least twenty
days before the said 22nd day q July
copy Of this notice and order be served by
| the United States Marshal or his DEPUTIES
upon such Of the owners of the fee of the
found by the said Marshal or his deputies
within the District of Columbis, and upon
the tenants and occupants OF the SANG
Isl ALEXANDER HOLTzOFF. Justice
fSeal) A True Copy. Test CHARLES
Deputy Clerk je17,1S.24,2b
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RESORTS.
PROPOSALS..
COMMISSIONERS, ID. C., wa

COMMISSIONERS; p, G., Washinston.
June II. 1946. Sealed proposals will be
received ut Room 500. District Building.
until 200 pm, June Fl, 1916, and then
publicly, opened. for furnishins Water
suGcatiNn Eauipmemt for swi sapdn,
18Th and clifton streets n. W. and Runb.rr
High School, 1st street between M and
o. streets NV. Proposals and specitica-
lions may be obtained at Room AZ. Dis
o e5bss D. C., Wssiaston
received At Room 500; bissrist Buiid,nE.
publicly opened for construction OF In
Generator for the Municipal Fish Market
at The shore edge Of Pier, No; !, Maine
avenue between 11th and 18th streets
May %, 1916; project serial number 2
10-26a) Proposals, plans. and specifiea-
tons may be obtained at Room 4S7, Dis
trict Building. iel".6texSu
COMMISSIONERS, d. c., Washington,
June IS, 1916 Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500, DISTRICT Building,
until 900 PM, June %, 1946, and then
publicly opened for Additions to Receiving
school for Girls: Proposals, plans and
421. District Building. je1s ct. exSu
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MILFORD r. SCHWARTZ, ATTORNEY,
800 Investment Building.

DlSlRNI COURT OF The UNITED
Ho sa5ss p foE the DIstr Of
ministration MThis is to Give Notice !:
Columbia, have obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
Iestamentary on the estate of Joseph
Rozansky. late, Of the District of Columbia,
a IS .nS,n the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally AUTHENTICATED, to the sub
June; AID. ,1e4.; otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under our hands this 18th
~ Rtte emo Ss s. NV BE Eoz koskS
s sks G HE 5a5tssp t eoas NM Sss
Clerk of the Probate Court. iels,s5. jus
DISTRICT COURT naFNe oF TIE Afsorr United
States for the District Of Columbia
Hoiding Probate Gourt,-No. 67.43s. Ad-
That The subscriber. Of the district Of
Court of the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Nina M,
Niles, late Of the District of Columbia
deceased; All persons having claims
eealnSt the deceased are hereby warned
70 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
June. AID. 1a47; otherwise they NAV by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 18th
| gay OF june, 1916. RALPH p. BARNARD,
LILY VERMONT Aye, Zone s. tseal) Attest
tor tne District of Columbia, Clerk of the
It,1
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LoANs--Low monthly payments
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS < LOAN
ASSOC, 6l0 18th st nv Dl 1870
buy seccnd-trust notes. D C. nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 6, INVESTMENT CORP. 1877
N Y ave nv National 1888
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first ard
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
CORP RE. 1888.
action. reasonable rates: nearby Ms ryland,
Vlrainia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO. S07 18th, Ma S032
BROKERS. attention!-We buy 2nd-trust
notes on D G, Md and Va. houses and
farms. FULTON r. GORDON, Owner, 1927
Eye ST NV. DI. $3.50 till pm 60
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TRAILERS.
IKAIEEKS.
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS fol-

NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS for
sale Granite. express and stake model
utility trailers: all-steel. heavy-duty dump
trailers: convenient terms. Rental service
on boat snd luggage trailers. Complete
service and repair for all makes Of trailers
We have IN stock complete line of the
following accessories: Beds. stoves, Vene-
tan blinds, bitches, helper springs, etc
traile1s and Cadillac. Packard. Buick and
Chrysler cars If YOU are interested in sell
ing your trailer for cash. call Mr.. Laid al
AMERICAN TRAILER co. INC. 1880 Wis
ave NV: WO. .3232 Open until 9 . m
FOR RENT-5-ft.. .-ft-. gift, 2-wheel su-
tomobile traders; stake, box and dump
types, hour, day or week; complete with
hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO. 1908 Lee
hwy, Arlington; Va, Gil. $500.
3 mo old. Lot Z. WASHINGTON TOUR
ISL CAMP. Haina Point or TIE PSI 2ns