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Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-06
Mrs. Harriday, We'll Known
 Teacher Retires

Mrs. Maud Hickman Harriday, a member of one of the oldest Negro families in Hartford, is re- tiring from Public School Sys- tems and climaxing one of the most remarkable careers on rec ord, after fl years of extraordin- ary service.
 Beginning her teaching career in 1905 as a grade teacher in St. Helena Island, S. C., she has taught for the Al years consec- utively without being absent or tardy once.
 At the close of the Cookfield School term, Howard County, Ma ryland, she was given an elabor- ate banquet by the P-T.A-, at which she received Ia basket of American Beauty roses and a platform rocker from them. A suitcase was given to her by the children of the school and from her own students she received q floor lamp.
 Tn accepting her retirement, the Superintendent of Schools of Howard County, Supt. Howard c. Brown, in a letter to her com mended her on her remarkable re- cord of attendance and punctu- ality and her work in the class room. Supt. Brown also stated in his letter that he felt sure that the Negro children of the coun- ty are better prepared to become good citizens because of your in- terest in them and the learning they have obtained through your teaching"
 Mrs. Harriday, who is a very enjoyable conversationalist and real down to earth person, has al- so accumulated a very enviable educational background.
 She was graduated from the old Brackett School and Hartford Public High School. After grad uating from Hampton Institute in 1905, she was appointed grade teacher in Penn School, St. Hele- na Island, s. C., where she taught for five years. For the next fif- teen years she taught at the Westfeld School in Sinnaminson, N. J., and in 1925 went to the Cookfeld School where she has remained for the past 21 years.
 She did graduate work at Hampton Institute, Morgan Col lege, University of Penn and Yale University.
 Mrs. Harriday is here on her annual vacation visiting her sis ter, who was formerly teacher, Mrs. Amos H. Smith of Mahl Ave. and her two brothers, Kenneth and Louis. She will remain in the city until September. Mrs. Har- riday has five step-children, one of which is in the army.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-06
The Connecticut
 Negro and Politics
By George A. David

I have been asked why I stress the importance of politics so very often. The reason is that poli- tics is the backbone of the Amer ican way of life. The victor at the polls actually forms for every American, their ways of living for the next two or four years. New laws, bills and amendments form the economic picture of our future. Consequently, politics is our earthly guide. Its power has no limitations.
 The Negro in Connecticut repre- sents a total of nearly 5O,000 po- tential and active voters. This tremendous voting power can swing any election if it is tactful- ly used for the benefit of the can didates who believe in the Con- stitution and True Democracy.
 Connecticutis political organi- zations, as a whole, are poorly or ganized throughout the year un- til election day hears. The Negro politicians also have been termed overnight leaders, who only op- crate around election periods. The important role in our lives that pclitic plays, makes us won der why more of year-around effort is not made to keep politics more on the level of a prepared organization. These last minute platforms that are rigged up in an overnight state or city conven- ton, make it very difficult to ever place politics on a''perfection ba- sis"
 Many Negro political leaders in l Connecticut are not serious-mind- ed enough to attain their proper patronage from either of the ma jor parties. Most of these Negro leaders sit and wait for the white political leader to offer them cer- tain positions, etc. This policy is bad. The slogan so often quoted is very wrong in this matter. The slogan which says: "Good things come to those who wait" is not to be applied in politics. I might substitute that quotation, as ap- piled to politics, and say: "Good things come to those who work, prepare and extend their efforts to attain an objective"
 It has been proven in two great world wars that when all races of America coordinate to attain a common end, only Americans can do it successfully. So it is true in governing the cities and towns of Connecticut. With the cross section in points of views within the white and Negro groups - what an ideal state Connecticut would be if more Negroes We're elected and selected to aid in the direction of the affairs of the state, cities and towns. To many, it gives forth an Utopian princi- pie. To Americans, it is the way that our great nation should be governed. Why can't Connecti- cut set the precedent and begin working towards this end?
Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-06

sincere thanks to the donators for their free time and service.
 The affair was opened with the "Negro National Anthem" and closed with the National An them"
 MT. Jack Strong acted as mas ter of ceremonies.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-07-06

lace ." Again MT. Powell re- ferred to Chester Bowles and Her man P. Koppleman as two men of proven integrity free from boss rule and deserving of the voters consideration on future state and national tickets.
 In concluding his remarks, he directed his listeners to the clos ing lines of Lincoln's Gettysburg address with: tsNot political apathy but political action," to the end that we shall have a real government" of the people, by the people and for the people,"
 -Shankel.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
Uncle Rays Corner

II YOU were making list of the
favorite names of kings in Europe,
which ones would you put down?
Here are seven which have been
more or less common: Louis,
Charles, Henry, Frederick, William,
Edward and Francis.
England has had eight kings
named Edward, and France has had
Is kings named Louis. The most
popular of all kings names, how
ever. has been Charles, with Henry
a strong rival.
Sweden, alone. lists IS kings
named Charles. Great Britain had
two kings named Charles, and in
France 10 monarchs of that name
have held the throne. Other coun-
tries which have had rulers named
Charles include Spain and Romania,
Among those who stand out above
the rest, we find Charles V. He
was born shortly before Chris
topher Columbus died, and came to
be one of the most powerful rulers
in Europe's history.
Few princes have been more in
ternationaP than the child who
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

n sUek aPA ssS ssiss RSEs fasP MoA ssss v5 e.
bGick hS ( s-psss ! ass Inn, Inn 4-dr. trunk sed 1899
1000 miles: will accept oPA ceiling,
cADnIAc q Dill Eh 1859 EsS' 7passenger Limousine,
Fleetwood body. Model rs; here is really
an exceptionally CLEAN sar; within oPA
ceiling gTies 5nS sSa71 St SApNto s3o GADiLLAc
CHEVROLET 1884 convertible coupe. splen-
did condition. S235 cash; within OPA price.
ROPER MOTOR CO" 1880 r. /. ave. ne.
CHRYsLER 1887 7-passenger sedan. Mod
el Clio, custom imperial. black and very
cSPrren eApSILAc se1s co. 1sas s!!s a$nd S.
sssHMAS %S sS1St saS oSS ssas IF F.
De De sToTo 1912 custom r passenger
sedan rsdlo and heater eos good tires
eeiins. ceiling 'ealf,S GIADSEy MoToRs % 1915 King
st.. Aiex., va. TIE 313l. Sunday cali
SoDaE ss 4doo pss az Of gsfa
below OPA ceiling. Sligo 1866
3sR Ts pea er rpdor d s4g xe ae sdeG preats
FORD 1885 coupe, 5000: within oPA cell
ing; Cali Wisconsin 5763 between 10 am.
La La SALE s 1910 4-dr. sedan. Model So.
radio and heater. very popular car; with
in OPA ceiling, price, ST, ,465. CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO.. 1929 22nd st. NV. MA.
LA SALE 1888 4-door sedan: all newly
recapped tires; heater: perfect condition;
S575; well under OPA ceiling. HAWKINS
SHIPLEY, Rockville $40
OLDSMOBILE 1871 custom "6' sedan,
"hydromatic.' 81 ,394: within OPA ceiling
PACKARD de luxe super 7-pass. sedan
splendid cond.. 81 900; within OPA ceiling
ROPER MOTOR CO.. 1870 r. I. ave. ne.
PACKARD 1912 four door Clipper. within
oPA ceiling, S1,463. La Sale 1910 4-dooI
sedan. within ceiling. S1,050. Private par.
ty. Elk. 5000.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
FARMS FOR SALE,

8 MILES north Of Frederick, Md.--Front-
ing "a OF a mile on improved road, close
land. 50 acres in permanent pasture with
good stream, the rest tillable; has 10-room
brick hoHse all necessary buildings for
shipping milk to the Washington market:
this farm has been in family for over 80
years; priced at Sl75 per acre. OWNER,
MoNTG0MERY coUNTY-Lovely 74-acre
stock, chicken and turkey farm. with =
bedroom and bath on FIRST floor. den with
fireplace. 10 acres of woodland. balance
in grazing end best state of cultivation,
JOHN I S1a BURDoPT W coiesVie SpathE Md Phone
Ashton lMd) .3S46.
.25 ACRES with complete set of general
in hgh-class section of Montgomery Co,
sbout s 6 miles from Rockville. Price.
SER esc a0ogs cPfn Phone BRad NJ
"a ACRES. highway near Bowie Md:
small house; 81 500: AT. 1887; -,
9-room brick house large barn. new
silo and other necessary buildings: cleo;
barn; school BUS and mail daily at door:
6SAEEx sSss%ss " $I4s
modern mode " improvements, well Iocated with
miles from WasEngon ai1a'ys pyce
Shens sfsy siR1 Sh'Sa FHFM
300 ACRES. Groom frame house, elec-
tricity 30-cow modern dairy barn. bank
barn, other usual farm buildings, all in
good condition 235 acres under cuitiTa-
water in all fields; tenant house; near rail-
road transportation to Washington; 10
Gated on paved road 30 miles to D, c.: this
is a real bargain price S24 1000, terms.
j. E E. KELIY|E. [. HURLEY, Brosius Bldg.
Roekyille Nd; phone 633. - ,oo
acre dairy farm with large, lovely, modern
on highway: now Shipping so gals. per day
reliable dairymen will remain for new
ton: frst time offered, always fsTmed By
session in 80 days. JOHN BUPDoFT,
XckEs sd o6p eh0nf FARM AatGn .S md 3saS
stone house, built 1898; water and elec.: 2
tenant houses new 36x60-ft. dairy barn
and outbuildings; large stream % on place;
ssAhHf ss NILES TIsoia'fi FROM 5. c-1s5 acres a.
r hops
ary and other buildings; well fenced
around; electricity and electric pump
Price, S25 900. third cash VIII consider
FsRtisf sn s5oo TIE f. on farm Us on fSatf soH e
LOVELY 20-acre poultry farm with mod
try houses will house $500 layers, garage
HIH BURpoFT, 5s5F! colesviile, Nd. " Phone Ash
VII WILLIAMS LA, ;'iI REAL EsTArE-Ardmore. Md
30-acre farm equipped with . houses. 2
barns, . chicken houses, with running
water in s 6dss also s. Sms rss sG1ags bs al
500 900; terms. MR. RILEY, UN. 2201.
Evening star., 1946-01-07

was born in the Netherlands in
1900. His mother was Spanish, his
father was French noble, and one
of his grandfathers was the Roman
Emperor" being partly German and
partly Portuguese.
That grandfather was MaXimilian
II. The other grandfather of the
little Prince was King Ferdinand of
Spain. One of his grandmothers
was Queen Isabella.
The mother of Prince Charles was
Joanna, daughter of Ferdinand and
Isabella. Sad to say. she became
! insane, and when it was time for
ner to rule as Queen of Spain, she
was unfit for the office For this
reason. her young son was named
co-ruler.
Charles was only years old when
his father died and left him the
Netherlands, also the county of Bur-
gundy in France. He became the
actual ruler of these lands after his
18th birthday.
When Charles was 18 years old
he was chosen to rule Spain.
! After the death of Maximilian I
the youth became the new Roman
Emperor. He was crowned for this
office when he was 20 years old.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1h-ton truck. 1887 stake body.
LATE MODEL. Ford tractor and trailer
with 2-speed rear. like new. or will trade
vi %HiTE flEnefs5 fs5s mo MODEL iElg 7o4 17s~ ws
8,25x20 tires; excellent cond.: warranted;
GMC 1910 model A. F. 463, cab over
engine: short w.b. chassis suitable for
dump or trsct1r go good tiTss wsIranted e
r. l., ave. ne. MI. 5000.
CHEVROLET TRUCKS, two 1871. IA tons,
S1095, way under OPA ceiling: easy terms.
i. down: perfect condition, guaranteed.
Also i2;ton pickup. RICE MOTOR CO,
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by, Contra
See, this new group. of Army recondi;
TONED trucks some with new motors, sc
siskkasIDs. $ton l942,4l tsa ,99as B9esss c,.v.
Stakes. Ia ton. 1910 Dodges
Dumps. E-ton. 194l Chevrolets.
Dumps, l5-top, 1912 ChevToiets.
and cab and platform bodies
l2-tt. vans. 21a-ton, 1912 GMCs.
Jeep. ls43 Willys airboIne -
Also truck stake bodies, s:5: trailer
plete with cable. etc, Sl65
These trucks can be purchased on terms
with. one-third down. balance u or +
on ali trucks. CENTRAL MOTOR co, 3l4:
Lee highway. Arlington, Va. Daily ant
Saturday te g. Sunday 10 to 3. CHI
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN. cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto LIE,
hwy. (Route I'll or 29l. drive ] Y miles
Evening star., 1946-01-07
STORES For RENT.

MODEM STORE. 2, windows, 25x60. with
apt. of rooms, kitchen and bath. screened
porch above 1st-hoor store; full base
ment. 2-car detached garage: $500 month
rent; vicinity of 2nd and Kennedy NV
Exclusively with HARRY DREIsEN. MA
1865 or IA. 6902.
GAIL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN to assure you
oSa desirable tenant in the rental of your
store l am at your service, now or later.
HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. loo
ARLINGTON, new shopping center, modern
stores, ready in spring. CHI. 0239 or Gil
0746 after pm.
eStore and sears-Roebuck; will convert
Sresent building for stores and offices suit
able beauty parlor antiques, radio and
many other purposes. LOUIS BURMAN'
RE. 1868.
18TH AND SITS. N.E.-suitable for mer-
ckandising, wholesale, or sales Offices, ad-
iacent Sears Roebuck and Giant Market.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 176S.
STORE FOR RENT-Well- fixed Apply at
THE HECHTS HOTEL. $40 G st. NV.
SEVERAL GOOD STORE locations for
rent MA. 4639. l3"
of a 3-story bldg. located on 7th st
NV between Eye and x. Suitable for
many businesses; 22X100 to an alley. Call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 166.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
LOTS FOR SALE.


BEAUTIFUL building site. 81 S-ft. frontage
on Lee highway, 2.2 acres; zoned for home
o. oideyed somerea @ vsng. any sonsoie oer con
IF YOU PLAN to build this spring and
want a lot large enough for chickens and
Garden, see us for lots in Silver Hill, Suit
land, Parkland and Clinton. $3.50 up
DEWEY M. FREEMAN. 5000 Branch ave.
CORNER LOT. 45xl0o; will sell for S40O
BUSADA REALTY CO.. FIR. 347l or TR
0307.
LOT. about 2 blks. off Flower ave and
busline: 3 blks to stores: 60xl so: priced
reasonable; terms. Call SH. 3444 between
10 am. and z pm.
big Govt. depts.; l0.500 it; zoned s
stories. OHARE ESTATES. MA. 05S6.
WESTMORELAND HILLS, Washington
most carefully restricted subdivision
Large wooded homesites. within "a block Of
Westmorelsnd Circle. available at ST. 50
up. All improvements are in. Call MR..
WHITE, OIL. .3240 weekdays and WO. 1861
evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Dislocated Accents.

Because of the polyglot nature Of
modern English, and American Eng
lish especially, it is impossible to
lay down hard and fast rules for
correctly placing the accent. The
absence of accent uniformity in
English is the despair of the for
eign student of English, and it also
is directly responsible for more than
few of our own pronouncing errors.
For example, many speakers stub
their tongues on the diSlocated ac-
cents of words such as these:
Applicable is often accented er-
roneously on the "plic" syllable. But
only the first syllable should be
stressed, thus; AP-h-kuh-bl.
Also. avoid accenting ''plic" in ex-
plicable. Better say: EX-pli-
kuh-b1
Soap opera heroines. on being pur-
sued by the villain, invariably cry
out: Il hate you! You are perfectly
s-PICK-ab 1t does sound
more emphatic that way. But the
dictionaries wag their long white
boards in disapproval. Again. only
the first syllable receives the accent,
thus: DESS-p -pik-uh-bl.
However, the companion word,
despisable, has precisely the same
meaning as despicable, and you may
accent the second syllable as eXplo-
sively as you wish: De-SPIzE-uh-
b1.
There is no mid in formidable.
The word is devided thus: For mi
da-ble, and the accent falls on the
first syllable. Say: FOR-mi- -duh-bl.
Watch positively" 1t should not
be accented on the third syllable.
Only the first syllable is accented,
thus: POZZ-i-tiv-lee.
There is no ridge" in drigible
Accept the first syllable, which
sounds approximately like dear"
Say: DEAR-i-ji-bl.
Finally, the word lamentable
doesn't lament" Accent the first
syllable only, thus: LAM-en- n-tuh-b'l /,
MY Forms of Address pamphlet shows
the proper way to address Government Of
bers, the clergy. etc. It also gives the
rules of precedence as observed in Wash
ington. For a free COPY, send a stamped.
self-addreSs envelope to Frank Colby. in
(copyright, 1916, the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1946-01-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED near 10Th and
Eye SITS NV; Four-story modern brick
cation, especially suit for doctors, or any
bus. purpose: rent S325 per mo FRANK M.
SULLIVAN. DI. 3434 WO. 4l53 So
CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN If your bust
ness property is for rent. Every precaution
tenant for you Cali HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. 1166.
STORES, warehouses. ofices; specializing
In commercial and industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN RI
LIQUOR sToREs-rwenty locations. cor
nerS, available in all sections of Washing
ton, for either transfer of your present
license or application for new license.
These properties for lease or sale. viii
Gozoperate In transfer or new application
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1888
3-SToRY BLDG. located on 7th st. NV
between Eye and K 22x1O0 to an alley.
owner will consider long-term lease to a
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1I66.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AuroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING-Eight- hour service. By
appointment Leave your car at 9 am
pick it up at ) pm. Finest grade materials
used Expert workmanship by experienced
reca piping mechanics. All work guaran,
teed Ample parking facilities. PALDER
& HANNA, 4716 r. l. ave, Hyattsville
UN. 1912. 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington
RECAPPING in Wash, 1-day service; guar
9 am. ready at 5 pm. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO, 1895 H ST. ne. Phone LU
0S34 and LU 1917
USED TIRES-Used truck and pass. tires
all sizes; new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE, 400 Hunt pl; ne, corner MINI
HayE ays IN ISR CAR re6shed BY master
painters in one of Washingtons largest
modern auto refinishing plants, Prewar
quality paint now available Stop in for
estimate OURISMAN- MANDELL CHEW
ROLET CO., 18th and Good Hope rd. Sc;
TIRES RECAPPED in hrs. Also used
tires for sale. NINTH STREET TIRE
SHOP. LIZ 9th st NV. MA. b4SO. lOs
Evening star., 1946-01-07
LOTS FOR SALE Cont J


DEsIRABLE AoMEsITEs. sIE.-Hillcrest
; srransed %e . A. cAko2zA. sssa Pa. an ave e.
TAkoMsiAe ePsiRK PARK. MD, near Cedar and Tu-
lip -sts.-Beautiful wooded building lot, 55x
ri 155; iG,a, real bar &barsain. $500: RA 49,. "
$500 FOR oNE-HALF ACRE in large de.
Ge@Pp seUpm19 RtY 91 GSefys d No o@ only 5S5
soUTHEAsT9nsiN nv lots near Barney Circle
and ape sof Tasss lots af wei
silver M I9's srk1NG III Ns AT coTns9 gsg lot approx
ceiient subdivision. aa near Schools and trans
portation. Drive out Colesyille road to
S1S9 Wnr3h Greek pa1Tkway tu turn risht biosS to
SR on bGiIpISG HhTIsSH 70 sffsessti}ul fH
So0n WOODED knoll do perfect setting for your
roadway. sN miles from Woodmoor Shop
ping center In the Silver Spring area; only
a5;minute drive from downtown, in care
Forest" a beautiful, rustic 2oo-acre devel-
opment. where protective covenants assure
enlargement and permanence of values
building knolls Of one or more acres aver
age less than 3 cents per square foot
Cash or terms. Save by buying at present
GEO. ]. MOSS, Realtor. Shepherd 1900.
FORREST HTLLS-EXceptionally fine site
for homes; wooded: conv location; priced
for for. quick sale: building; financing ano
information call MI, Potter. OR; 2244
eve, IA. O142. PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
G0L0RED = FOR SALE, z large lots il
Brookland section. Call MR.. STERLING
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. EXTENDED
Beautiful wooded lot containing $3.50 So
IT., being 55 #: frontage by $50 #. deep
southwest exposure, Owner wants i'm.
MfER MfI1ER sf5f pSvEEoPMENr sisSG CO S builder,
and developers of Wesley Heights anC
Spring Valley, 1880 Mass. ave. NV, OR
1854. EVENINGS telephone EN-. 1888.
SILVER SPRING-Attention builders; we
have 26 lots, close in, available at once;
right party, Cal Mr.. Allnutt with WORTH;
INGTON REALTY, exclusive agent, S421
Georgia ave, 81. 6541 from am. tc
BEAUTIFUL LOTS, of 18th st. NV, ir
Shepherd Park q blks.. north of Kalmis
rd), from so to 100 frontage. and any
desired depth; Also several fine corners OF
14th st. These lots are selling fast. Inside
lots, $3.50 up. Corners, $3.50 up. SHA.
PRO, INC, 1106 Vermont ave. NV, ME
Evening star., 1946-01-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont

PACKARD 1883 4-door 7-passenger Sc
dan; heater, black finish is like new. in
terror clean, good tires. We we inyise your yoI
ing; $3.50. HALEY'S. INC, your Pack
ard dealer 2020 M st. NV. MA. 1900
taxi, new motor, with PUG;
best cash offer: within OPA. Cali after
4 pm. Sun, HO 3019. -
OWNER leaving city: will sell 1910 7-pas-
senger Lincoln sedan, Sl,250; under OPA
ceiling. GIL. 7l77.
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
of late models. viii sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old established BUICK
heater - ST. ,O60
az DODGE d.. coupe; r. and h., fl. DIR. i ,333
Al Plymouth sp. d. !. sed., r. and h. 1,07l
Al Pac kard 2-door sedan, small 6
heater 1,244
Al Packard Clipper sed, r. and H. 1895
al Chryser Windsor 4-door sedan,
vac. drive: r. and h. 1,495
Al Buick Super Sed., r. and h. 1,445
h, fluid drive 1909
low mileage; r and h.~------ 1854
Convertibles-
- Mercury conv coupe. r and h. 1875
Al Nash big conY coupe, T. and
h., good top, roomy. rear seat 1.365
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO., WA. All.
Evening star., 1946-01-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1 TO 3 ACRES, wooded; near grade school,
church; store BUS good Virginia location;
E. MAHONEY. woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1
SIS5 PER ACRE. fronting paved road with
schools choice section Howard County, on
FOR FOR CoLoRED sUBDiVIsioN, approx
mately s a., $4,000; liberal terms; near
bus, school, choice section MONTGOMERY
County: can also furnish 4 and rm pre-
fabricated houses to builder o. l.. MUIR
DOCK. SH S794
SILVER SPRING-we have the most de-
sirable building sites in this area. 20
acres close to Naval Ordnance. Will con-
slider offer to the right party. Has to be
seen to be appreciated. Call Mr.. Allnutt
with WORTHINGTON REALTY; exclusive
asent, S427 Georgia ave, 81. 654l, from
g am, to q pm
Evening star., 1946-01-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-Jrust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y ave. NV National 1888
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor..
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. S17 9th St NV. DI $3.50.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE. 1913
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va.
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S0- 18th MA S03o
Evening star., 1946-01-07
RAILERS.

NEED GOOD TRAILER, accept one part
pymt. on 6-rm. brick house nr. Tech
High; $3.50 WO. 11l2. 81
NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many good
used trailers. including tandems. Cash for
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route |. Berwyn. Md. Tel. Tower 5O35.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of new and used
house trailers available on IL, 8 and
"a month finance terms. Luggsge trailers
immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters, beds. helper springs
ers. AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC, 4030
Wisconsin ave. n W. WO. 1891. Open
until 9 pm.
electric refgr., brakes; must sell; located
at 919 Sligo ave, Silver Spring, Md.
1912 PLATT de luxe, 2S-ft., elec. refriger-
ator, tandem wheels. electric brakes. F.
GRIFFIN. Cherry Hill Trailer Park, 1st
trailer behind store, Berwyn,, Md. =
Trailer whseL t,rs with pbons 4x IT u,isids eGS
171l-W after pm.