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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 "9O' limousine S-pass. sedan:
sSs%sdisiSn; S% VI 5000. HYAFFsviEiE stsaE sGieK
CHEvRoLET 1884 e-door sedan, trunk;
S275, below OPA ceiling price. Call ST.. $3.50
See at 6703 New Hampshire ave. No
HUDSON 1912 Commodore 49," equipped
with radio, heater, vacumotive drive; has
offered: SI,61s; trade accepted. TIE. 7711.
HUDSON 1871 custom Commodore g"
within OPA ceiling. TIE. O20S. Open till
KAIsER-FRAsER-Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington.
FIN eonSag 1897 sasoD
LiNeofN zEfHxE 1889 4=door sedan.
ing. S1,1SS. See Sat. Sun. or after 5
pm, Fri, 503s Macarthur blvd. NV. OR
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-d. sedan: engine over.
hauled, upholstery bad; S2S5. within OPA
ceiling. Between SO pm. Friday. MR.
JOHNSON, 5516 14th NV.
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe sed. This car has
$4,000 miles; motor is good, looks good
csiling. Alex: 57S3. call after pm.
SIUDEsBAKER Sa, sIS lg41 CHAMPION 2-door Sc
ssndItion price; % oPH eeilns. eefh6e sSl ,osi
a Te ear LEE BufER ad5ff asr co
112l o1St st NV. D1 O110 a
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR. DR66. 1885
$50 Gu. in. motor, WESTINGHOUSE air brakes
ssgxiisry sg ana VT tTa1smission' asnn tandem drive
INTERNATIONAL PANEL TRUCK, 1e41
model CCK3. 130-in. wheel base: has COM
pletely covered van body; inside dimension:
z IT. in long. g It. 2 in: wide. It: ~
doors on each side and rear of body; motol
and chassis in good condition. GOOD tires
Price, S1.275. CHEVY CHASE MOTORS
1726 Wisconsin ave-, Bethesda. Md
WI. 1885. II
FORD 1942 1h-ton cahteen body truck:
LEO RoocA. INC. 1901 Conn. ave.
DIAMOND STAKE BODY TRUCKS. 1895
and 1941: both in tip-top condition; ex
cellent rubber. Call TR. 1909. 8
CHEVROLET 1888. long wheelbase. furni.
ture van, as is condition: price, $500. Cal
daytime, SH. 1859; ewes, call 81. 1890
INTERNATIONAL 1887 Csc. 2-speed rea,
axle, 5-speed transmission; completed,
ovsrhauled owe so Can daytime. sH. 1859: ewes.
PANEL TRUCK; Se Ford haf-ton, eeilini
,AvAILABLE, for immediate delivery, I
trailers; first come first served; vans ans
stake bodies; lengths from % #. up
WATSON AUTOMOTIvE EQUIPMENT
CO., 1042 Wis. ave. NV. Phone RE. 1900
AUToCAR TRACTORS, air brake: Inter.
national. long wheelbase; GMC dump ant
dsmp dan Ysn elss1 staSs E05d Han
tires. 211e Bladensburg I'd. ne, u S
No. l IS
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AuroMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW AUTO PARTS-Grilles, hub caps.
cylinder heads. muf1ers. wheels, floor mats.
lenses, sp1eedometer cable. and housing,
transnissions rebuilt and guaranteed.
J. L. BSENNER Rp ~ & co. 1910 Montana ave.
DE sOTO 1888 sedan Hudson 1912 sedan,
Packard 1887 sedan; these cars are wrecks;
sell for parts. 80 Mass. ave. NV $
CAB, new, for White truck; COE. type:
$500. Call MRS. WAYS. NO. 3343. S
BRAKE DRUM LATHE, Lamco make
heavy duty. $3.50. AID. 1904. 4
AUTO PAINTING-Duco used exclusively,
3-day service, including minor fender
work. SIS. Call Elk. O675 for appoint
AUTo BODY AND FENDER REPAIRs-For
prompt service and outstanding workman
ship see Mr. Bestpitch at CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., INC, 7725 Wis. ave, WI
1919 DODGE or Plymouth motor, like
new; guaranteed. FIR. 1743. IS
AUTO GLASS SAFETY installed in your
car at lowest prices; immediate service
Fender and body work and general me-
chanical repairs are our speciality ROB-
ERT HERsoN. Auto Exchange, 72 Fla. ave.
ne. g
USED TIRES, passenger and truck, all
sizes, any quantity: discount new truck
tires. DRISCOLL TIRE SERVICE, 400
Hunt pl. ne. cor. MINI. ave. Ii. 1852,
TR 1856. o.
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-2o THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D: c.
LOTS FOR SALE tcent. !

ABARC REALTY-We have numerous lots
priced p1 ds1sy very reasonably Mr.. Mckinney,
4So1f us, MILES WEST of Falls Church. ms l
BEE ' s:ia fSss!s eR$ .ss?s EAST
sewer and water below market Sei.Ha priee, sly Sly
Rg tGf sETkEaf sH!fk sss peKk7 sK 7asa
lot Sfoef cudssas nssy eGSdsa 81 n han s
Sns 6 c Tse sAMER iaTm cD i sss ted 4 sal
W. ovEkkookrSdP dsea5s Pp potam.i shs Fri k2sl sat G.
Other ehoiee lots Vicinity 00q MseAsthar seasstiSn
aEthS6 aRnMnI2EGH S1ya W. .,tz Szss ooy wiz 4, 3
sxe.. oAlReoisi Wo. iss4 Seaitor' 4sos Wisconsin
WEST Of 18th sT.-Beautiful lot 5ox1eo
on on south 1u side OF Juniper ST.: price $55Oo;
the vest Side Of ibis lot BEAIL islGI TuRNER r.
C9;;' ,1lo6 Vermont ave-, RIA. Oss5,
59 59k FINE 1asI LOT LOTS for semidetached houses,
service direct to heart of city; price, Ias
ent Sites or ey banF lamy sRaT
TURNER CO.. 1105 Vermont ave, Ma.
90 LoTs IN LANDovER HILLS, a subdi-
VISION OF about 400 happy homes, on De-
tense highway, about miles beyond Peace
cross; water, sewer, gas and electricity all
as hand; ready for immediate GI buildings.
sseh 'hs BEI afltoF thaEs esss SoS (
HxR PSET EfFnSRs sRaNca sGf Re- RD Ha e1s a9aiao
e alley; Whittier pl;,, about SO feet west of
P1ney Branch rd., block to Georgia ave,
adjoins 500 Piney Branch rd. all inn
cash sale. BEALi TURNER l. CO. HOS
CORNER APXRTMENTr S'ry STE, re- $1,000: cor
Church, rd,: containing 5,7o4 SOUS SQUARE feet
OF land, all improvements at hand will
q Prise es Hermsht Is risht sEAL u
0sS5, Ma 613I. "'' IVA
Chevy CHASE, D: c.: S2:25o-A beauti-
1ul Iot. 40 feet wide, about 100 feet deep,
tion: Northwest. BEALL TURNER Il CO,
NEAR NEW HAMPsHiRE ai Ss01 AVE. e area, ois, in
Maryland-.10 to so fine, beautiful, large
ct the right price; streets graded: water.
Can make delivery Of title right away. a
splendid opportunity. BEALL TURNER &
GoRNERe o 1e5 ays vsrnSns aSn 1ye "a 6is1
block to New Hampshire ave; fine neigh
nors and beautiful homes; price, So, $50.
BEALL TURNER d CO., 11O5 Vermont
coIoREnOsESUfiH,,f sTs NA Oss5, IA 6la1 R;,s,,u
eolored, ready for immediate construction;
price. $500. MRS. CANNON, ME. 1883
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TRAIlERS.

NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 to
"A month terms. Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service; also access
sories Cash tor your trailer RICHTER
TRAILER SAlHs, Route I. Berwyn, Md
Tel Tower 5N35
LUGGAGE TRAILER, new tires and spare,
covered, waterproof reasonable price. CHI.
1000, Ext. III. 4
painted inside and out, 1925 DU. 1916.
A GOOD, substantial. two wheel trailer,
MAN: 128 Carroll ave Sligo 1876. 4
AvAlLABLE for immediate delivery-A
limited number of brand-new Trailmobile
stake bodies: lengths from % it. UP. WAT
SON AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT CO.,
lO42 Wis. ave. NV. Phone RE. 1900, -5
UTILITY LUGGAGE TRAILER for sale.
SsS cash. Between 10 and pm, 1880
r, l. ave. ne.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; National, Is
it.. sleeps 4, electric brakes, tandem
wheels, large awning, in good condition.
CANARY TRAILER PARK, Berwyn, Md,
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FRAME BUILDING db1s fer sale s5.ft. long. %
dition; $1,000. MALONEY'S. INC, sue
cessor to Hunter Bros, S126 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md 5
FACTORY BuILT. sizes 1axzo and 2ux2O
STRAND BUILT overhead doors Easy
terms immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models 1l09 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington, Va Open . am to pm, SUM-
day and holidays. or phone ia 2164
GARAGES. wood or steel frame, concrete
head doors; sizes, 1-2-3-car capacity:
also steel mill buildings; sold on easy
terms. Call for estimate. DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1166 | Sth st, NV, MA 1865. -
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GEO. E. SULLIVAN, ATTORNEY.

90. GEO. z: SULLIVAN, Attorney,
SS6 woodward Building, Washinrton, n. r.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNTTED
states for the District Of Columbia,
J.; Davis, Deeeased-No. 66.S3e. Admin.
been I,I ma made herein for probate Of the last
W. i ,s4aar1 ana testament Of said deceased, and
Ine dIasrsd satiSna tSI. Bank Of washington. is
that, that Thomas E. Davis. Woodstoci. Nd.
Helen Helen, g. Davis incompetent also Samuel
broWn, her Committee. Woodstock. Nd :.
nna nss, her ScustNdian sDringsld state Hos:
csrnsd. appear. in said Court on Monday,
o.oiod ne srd day Of June. AID. 1946, at 1000
Pea Psssaf ton T. SHOULD not be granted notice
Law Reporter" and s'The Evening starn
once n each Of three successive weeks be-
lore lore the return day herein mentioned, the
day. dast to be not less than thirty
Honorable BoLITHA j. LAWS, CHIEF instice sre
q said Court, this oath day of April, AID.
1s46: (Sealo Attest: THEODORE
GGGisWELL, Register Of Wills for the Dis
Court. enos mra TO@'e
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LEGAL NOTICES.

"AtAEs, MeGAHEAGaY y, ,AKTlSs
states for the District Of Columbia.
mGdas RaSo.tf .e oss osss4S So.s As
That the subscriber. of the district OF
Columba, has obtained from the Probate
a s on tse eststs Of Mssoari
Haywood. late Of the District of Column
bia, deceased, All persons. having claims
to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof, legally AUTHENTICATED, to the sub.
snai1 ss5lhsr, 1n er bef9re the 2Sth day Of
law be excluded from rom ali iii benefit Of Of said ia
ssx estate, . Given 1nder ny hand this $0th
Attssf TaEoDoRE id 6RaE coasWEIl od VII 'sssa Reso
ister Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court. my3.10,17.
ROBERT y: MecULLoUGH, WIN; T. PACE.
D1srR1cT s''tssfni cogkT sos OF s1 fHE NE UNITED
m9Rs R5s5af + 3 1: Satss
That the subscriber. Of the State of Penn
sylyania; has obtained from the Probate
hs parft on se Of ssse S9u% o hdEn KteE s
9Tlbs s%ls a dsSssssa ,s:t d. Al persons having
Ssrned eahSt hs ssme are With herfss s
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to to
~ 69e Anr n on or before the 22nd day
Law be excluded from all benefit Of said
sv esEa1e e, rs yen 1naa qnder ny hand this 23rd
STRONG; STRONG; 2o30 W. Ontario St, Philadel-
THEODORE CoGsWELL, Register Of ISffi wills
Ior the District Of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court. ap26,my3,IO
GEORGE s. ELMORE, Attorney
$40 American Building.
uIfs; States for the District Of Columbia.
ministration.--This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of Rose L.
soilmhsa ssotiheGand' dsIsse. late of the DISTRICT Of
warned to. exhibit the. same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to to the y, s.ubssriber 9r before AZ 26th
may by Law be excluded from all benefit
tt,s q SAID a6t,, estate Given under my hand
asdoEp9RN. sdnn ls. sel7 HaVthorne Lane N;Ws
GoGsWF1L: Register OF, wills for the
t District of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
,yp I ~
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FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4

ADAM A. WESCHLER son, auctioneers
iornia St NV; by virtue of the authority
court Of the United States " for sre the siis. Dis
trict Of Columbia. entered in Mental Health
Cause No: 3724, 1 will sell at auction n
May. 1946, at O'Clock. pm, Lot 6s,- in
square 2b54, improved by premises, ls47
ST. nw occupied led under
,ermS OF saie Cash nd deDosit t'ssS Of s1ooo oo65
w be s Fssu5sd dos ot sSs st tine
in case purchaser defaults in closing his
purchase: Balance of the purchase money
to be PAID d. in cash Tthin sixty days from
the, District Court, Rent. taxes and water
rents to be adjusted to date Of conveyancing.
Ie tt to b be lo9s6 good and The
nation Of title ,conveyancing and notary
g ss Ss Estate paVP q fnk
c. Berens. SIS 18th st NV -5
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees sale Of first commercial real
eos By vsae Sae0 of Ss aahorsy ans
vested in the undersigned trustees by the
District Court Of the United States for the
2e674, they will offer for sale at auction,
in front Of the premises, on Friday. the
18th day Of May, 1916; At 4:3o o'clock
square 57s3, improved by premises 2105
and 21o7 Nichols avenue Sc. This prop
erty will be offered for sale as an entirety.
1t has a frontage of 40 feet on Nichols
avenue by a depth Of 130. feet, improved
by substantial dwelling houses and is
zoned f1rst commercial. The sale viii be
subject to ratification by the. District
Court. Terms of sale: Cash deposit of
100000 or certified check for this
amount PAYABLE to the, order, of the trus-
tees will be required of purchaser at tine
Of sale; Balance Of purchase money to
the date of ratification Of sale by the
District district Court. Taxes and rents to be
be, good of record and unencumbered.
Sale to. be closed within sixty days from
date of its ratification, otherwise deposit
shall stand forfeited as liauidated damages
for default in compliance with terms of
veyancing and notary fees to be paid by
purchaser: MARION B. WEST. trustee,
Burke and Herbert Bank Bldg, Alexandria,
Va. CYRIL J. CORBIN. trustee, 417lla
18th Street Sc. Washington, D. c.
tees 80 18th Street NV.
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vERE1N VET IPN,55, ]; WEST; VEST; STANLEY DE NEA1.E
TE E arkqs kRqFssREeT FoR cngET fHE pfS S
nstion for the acquisition Of Lots i to
in SQUARE 1884: and Lots to to- 40. shciqs.gs. ine1u..
Pl.s. flKs IN sqSs.e $685. at 4et6 and Bass
shoo IN ae yieint, nf Of
St Street sd and Benning Road. in the District District
q oR6GR 81 c4ATfoNc cosFt sNn No
IIoN-upon consideration Of the petttion
o. o. the Commissioners of the District Of
and on motion Of counsel u ff FOR tb. eansei .s;d
S;It q IFSS &! Gs 2 IS SIX; H. sss
atsemned ts herein. particularly described in
cours on she dsn II tG spDsss
o,elofa oId x An. An. to answer the said petition
he 70 SoW bd,y they have
and why the land In Squares 5334 and
5335, as shown on the plat. filed with the the
get1tion non IN IN said cause. should not be con-
Fl Tbaf Columbia; y conv It is further oRDERED;
District Of Columbia. upon such owners
OF CT the & iand sought to be condemned herein,
iesnd within PS ths bs saiS
5a. ana It further ssFHd oRSEsape: e eo1am That
an ocG;o psTsons having any interest in these
dIu Iuey are nereDy warned
t{n,s. t. answer ths said petition. and to con:
aRsrd snd rsDoEt rasdSns ot aRe the
ss q sss e.
tive interests Of all persons concerned in
descrhsS des iand y, snd d. premises mentioned and
further ORDERED: TSat peetS1Sn' eopg O, tbis Is
order be published once in the Washing
washington Eyenins ishsns'sn ssar. and r9fs ehs
lished IL the said District, before the the
eogRT So Ln4aNDEs 2 n44saS LIS HoLFEzd5THr LEE 5HE
sfEwSgRRy ss SsagRy cleFk aea 3, ANNH Tss
VER0N 2; WEST, STANLEY DE NEALE
sIqnsrsMM lsIH i7SIHv5 The T. IpIsTRTeT GoGRT 81
Tk kfcr S5TEP eoLGMBAFgRE oSLTATEs FgE THE h p5s Gds
Gs e.. ssny hs Ii 9b q End @
court nS Ne e 9 81 ciPA
Grafton of the petiton Of the cSmmission HSns,n
ers Of the District Of COLUMBIA. fiied in
the above entitled cause, and on motion
hfr ssh ssla aa9 III zpa
ORDERED: That the Clerk Of the the Court
Ssqf Il. citation sna r to to all parties in
day Of May. 1e46, At 10 O'Clock Am, to
cause. If any they have, why the prayers
the land IN Parcel ses17s as SHOWN fna WoS oS
the plat filed with the petition in said
cause. should not be condemned for school
purposes, ,os in p ths DISTRICT @ Of Columbia. I!
Marshal for the District Of Columbia upon
such owners of the land sought to be
condemned herein. and found BY the said
Marshal or his deputies. within the Dis
trict Of Columbia. and it is further OR.
DERED: That all persons having any in
terest in these proceedings be, and they
are hereby warned and required to appear
n this G9uTt 9n oAs er before the said 27th
satiI t., ssass sasi hsSs made ''isaosnsi IS ns
and report OF the condemnationm m jury y"ts ts
Vsae 81 sSe 'ns nte1ssts 81
all persons concerned in the land and
premises mentioned and described In the
Aforesaid petition. And it is further OR.
DERED: That d copy Of this order b.
published once in the Washington Law
Reporter, the Washington Post, The Wash
ington Evening Star and the Washington
Daily News, newspapers published in tn,
May, 1916. 6.) ALEXANDER HOLTzOFF
Sqssiee SWtsfra 4 u tEMs eqpy. . Sseal.l Test
w. LYDDANE. Deputy Clerk.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANS--Low monthly payments.
including principal, interest and taxes:
Assoc. SO 18Th st 1 NV 81 Ss7ol A'
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
y 7 ave nv NJ, National 1888,
and farms. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927
Eye s. NV. DI. $3.50 until 8 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR sAIE tco,t

TAXICABS. late models 1912. 1941 and
1910. Priced for immediate sale; under
OPA ceiling. A. c. SERVICE, 3rd and
TAxICABs, 1910 and 1941 Plymouths
194l Fords, with PUG license; cabs in
excellent condition: terms and trade
Mass. ave. NV. AID. 6O94 5
TAXI 1887 Buick. Diamond colors. with
PUG cab two months; motor. Just over
mileage. 5O27 h st. Sc Apt / 4.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires general hauling. 2-ton
$3.50, Ext ~, after g. 5
I946 l1s-TON stake body truck. depend
contract. low rates. RA. 2435. %
VAN TRUCKS, large or small Jobs; ex-
perienced help, prompt service, reasonable
rates; veteran. Taylor 2937 A.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

ROPER pays the best price for trucks,
any make or model. Call ROPER
Dupont 9765 a.
BRING that old truck to Roper" for the
best cash price; any model. Call ROPER, -
DU. 9765 4s
trucks, pickups, panels, station wagons and
cars badly needed. Call Lou Allen, MI
0lS1, or drive to Parkway 3Q51 M ST. n ".
Evening star., 1946-05-03
PAUL B. ELCAN, Attorney.


D1grRseT g1ss.s 70. cqgRT 5gf n,!}I,ot TaE UNITED
1ss aoldiPs aPS!,,I Probate GOa5tMEss.ts q Fan
Smith, Deceased-No. sc, 965. Administra
ton Docket 141-Application having been
sos ss ssf sst F
pops and %llsm VI sald C sststa sspsyy Sy
isth ssy q HpIil Hp a4s 0Ias.sa thas riea ial:
all all 9thers appear IN said Court
1916 At iooo ecioeE AN o 20 20 shoy hay' eaus: Ap
why such application should not be
gsrsntsd srs !N. / Let notice hereof be published in
eessiye weeks before the return day herein
ess than tst1 sas % ssve tS Be
day; witness, the HonoraSie BoLITHA j.
LAYS. 1stS Chief Justice Of said Court, this
Asssst aaF e Ass co2wa9 A2 st9 Hes.
q he s ProSae s ie' OF SeFk
cRoMELNs K1RKIENS IK3WNSEND, !:.. CAVALIER and
1866 sesNiaNP' NationsI p4..: Atserssys; RsyiSinx
DISTRICT cogRR1T. 5fs' Of THE Paa'nui UNITED
HoIaS sIaistss fSr Sqo1s5s the District q
otheTase Knoxn as Of Bssss Bssss
ceceha: Wilbourn, Deceased.MNo. 67,I55,
AAdmilnistration A ni Docket 142.--Application
Lehman for letters of administration on
It is ordered this 30th day Of April, AID.
i946, that Arthur Guy Owen, the un-
knc-1 heirs at Law and next of Kin OF
decedent. and all others concerned, appear
IN said Court on Monday, the 10th day OF
show cause why such application should
not net be granted; Let notice hereof be pub
nshed IN the 'Washington Law Reporter
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication
BoLITHA j. LAWS, Chief Justice Of said
Court, this 30th day Of April, AID. 1916.
Resister Of Wills for the District OF CO"
lumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE, LARGE; space for 10 to IL
small trucks; ne. preferred. Box 2S4 &c,
BRICK OR MASONRY GARAGE for stor-
age, about Scar size or more: reasonable
rent. EN-. 1914. 5
WANTED TO RENT double garage or
sanIs sauiyalent space; 900 se; IT.. for storing
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MQIQRcYcIEs
HORIZONTAL,

INDIAN 1e4l as" and sidecar; low mile.
age: good condition. 15 Neptune Green sw
near Naval Research Laboratory 81
SERVICE on all makes and models: plenty
Of tires. in stock. full line of chrome
accessories: cylinder reboring service.
ST NV, RE. O91l
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u. F. BROOKS, Attorney,
,,,nIhe The RigEs National Bank.
GkOVEk C.. KANE, oil Woodward Bldr.
Flieo April II, 1946-Charles e. Stewart.

Ti,Ny IL g. KANE, 811 Woodward BIdE,
rheo April IL, 1946-Charles e. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l., u United States for the District of Co
Mm6ia;-In Re: Application of Joseph
OF Name. = Civil Action No. 34,353N
Ss99ssph s9ss Franklin Tenschert, Junior. having
hiea hia complaint for a Judgment changing
having applied to the Court for an order
2, iav ~ aa Of the notice required
18th day Of April. 1916, Ordered that III
persons concerned show cause, ii any
MsT mere 1Sis ss; on & or before the 1lth day Of
That copy of this order be published
o, once e., wee week for three consecutive weeks
Law, Reporter Isl JENNiNGS BAm.EY w
GHARLES z, STEWART. Clerk. By
EMMA e; SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
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LOTS WANTED.

l. PAY Cash for lots in D. C. OF nearby
WILL PAY ALI. CASH for lots in Silver
SprinE. Nd, or Mass. ave extended, Cali
NJ. NJ IsHdFRN, e15 New York ave. NV,
CASH IMMEDIATELY for lots or acreage,
y e, Va. or Md JESS FISHER, 913 New
YorE ave. NV, RE. 1850 e
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT CT THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia:-In re: Limited Partnership OF EMER-
SON RADIO of WASHlNGTON.-Limi
hpr is4s No. cHARLEs ash s1fWyARq aSy f
Clerk of the United States District Court
for the District of Columbia. do hereby
designate the Washington Post and The
Evening Star as the two newspapers in
which, to publish the limited partnership
named in the foregoing certificate under
Code of Laws for the District of Columbia
CHARLES e STEWART. Clerk. BY ANNA
M. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk tSealD
apt1,12,13.1S,1a 2O25 2627my23.4
Evening star., 1946-05-03

4SAoAAy - S2CAA& AAoo bOS11 COoOCA
away because the wrong suit was
selected as trump, and not a few
have been lost because the final con-
tract was played from the wrong
side of the table. Slam bidders, in
addition to many other considera-
tions, should not lose sight of the
important question of position. A
player holding a guarded king
should strive to become declarer in
order to protect that king from inn
mediate attack. And conversely a
player holding two or three small
cards in an unbid suit ought to al
low partner the opportunity to play
the hand, should he happen to hold
the protected king in that suit.
Oblivious to this consideration,
South involved his partnership in
staggering loss. South opened with
two spades and North responded
with three hearts. South immedi-
ately sensed slam was in the air
so he mounted his trusty BlackWood
and off he went in search of aces.
He found one and was actually no
better off than he was before.
Norths response might have been
made on long heart suit to the
Al but not the king of diamonds.
However, South took his chances
and called six spades.
West elected to make the neutral
lead of the eight of diamonds which
Immediately defeated the contract.
1t is apparent that six no-trump
cannot be defeated provided North
plays the hand. Indeed against the
normal club lead all Is tricks will be
taken
This misfortune could have been
avoided by the use of straight-for-
ward common sense methods. South
should recognize that if North holds
the king of diamonds it will be i'm
portant for him to play the hand.
He should, therefore, make it pos
sible for North to bid no-trump at
some stage of the proceedings.
1nasmuch as the opening two
spade bid constituted force to
game, South should have been in no
hurry. Over North's response of
three hearts he should have rebid
the spades, to show a very strong
suit. North might now bid a no.
trump, which in this sequence of
bids in the direct method is not
conventional but a descriptive bid
somewhat stronger than three no.
trump. But even using Blackwood,
North should be given the first
chance to use it.
incidentally four no-trump bid
by North shows that grand slam
cannot be made because the op-
ponents have the ace of diamonds.
If North held that ace Gnstead of
the king his proper bid over three
spades (lxing the trump suit
would be four diamonds, at which
point South could give serious con-
sideration to a grand slam.
tCopyright. 1916, by Charles H. Gorenl