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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
THE CHURCHES
ST. JOHNS EV. LUTHERAN
CHURCH
missouri Synod.

y
"The Little Cathedral in the Pines
No service at Libby August 20
The congregation is invited to at
tend the closing service at the Wal
Their League Camp on Flatheao
Lake Sunday morning. The Rev
A. Englebrecht of Gary, Indiana
will be the speaker. The camp is
at the Methodist camp grounds on
the west side of the lake half way
to Poison. Sunday dinner will be
served after the service at $l.OO for
adults and SOC for children.
Pastoral State Conference at St
Johns Tuesday through Thursday
August 27-29 Service at 8 P. M
Tuesday evening.
Monday, August 26, 8 P. M: an
organ recital by the Rev. L. Helms
letter of Lewistown, Montana. Bach
will be the featured composer. II
you heard Mr.. Helmstetter's recital
last year we know you will be on
hand again Monday evening. II
YOU did not hear the recital last
year, this is your opportunity to
hear music at its best. Ask those
who attended last year how they
enjoyed the concert.
Regular service Sunday, Sept. J.
IL A. M.
Mission festival Sept. 8. Services
at IL A. M. and 8 P M.
H. HASSKAMP, B. D.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22

the regular season for the Montana
Idaho league. Team standings are:
LIST Sagle, End Standpoint, 3rd
Clark Fork, 4th Troy, 5th Cope
land, and 9th Libby. The league
has scheduled a playoff in Libby
on the LIST and End of September.
Several Troy people attended the
Libby-Clark Fork ball game at Lib
by Sunday. They report that they
enjoyed the game, which Clark
Fork won 9-5.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
URSULA HARMON HEADS
STATE CLIO AUXILIARY

Anaconda-WR)- The Montana
CIO Auxiliary held its convention
here and elected Ursula Harmon,
Anaconda, as president to succeed
Mary Orlich of Butte.
Nell Clark, Butte, and Nora
Smole, East Helena, were elected
vice president and Sarah Spiker,
Anaconda, secretary-treasurer
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Gas .................. Sunday School
HOO .................... Morning Worship
Sermon: It's the Future that
Counts"
Circle A will meet in the base
ment of the church on Friday al
ternoon, August 23rd.
Some of the members of the
Westminster Fellowship will 60 to
Lake Macdonald in Glacier Park
on Wednesday, August 18th, to at
tend the first meeting of the West
Minister Fellowship of Kalispell
Presbytery.
CLAYTON M. SHOTWELL
Minister
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Friendly Club

Friendly CIub
The Friendly Club met at the
home of Mrs. Payne on the eighth
of August. Pot luck dinner was
enjoyed by the members and
friends.
Mrs. Henry Sanders and Mrs.
Henry Cole were the lucky ladies
to win prizes in the games.
The club will hold its annual pic
mic Sunday August Is at the Lake
Greek picnic grounds. The next
regular meeting will be at Mrs
George Webb's, Sept. 5th.
Here and There
Does any boy or girl want the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22

SUNDAY SERVICES:
Sunday School 1000 A. M:
Family Worship HOO A. M.
Evangelistic 7:45 P. M.
TUESDAY.
Prayer Service 7:45 P. NJ.
THURSDAY:
Womens Missionary Council -2:0(
P. M. lat the home of Mrs. Har
old Nelson)
Christ's Ambassadors Service
7:45 P. M.
Don't send your children to Sun
day School. BRING THEM! Sunday
is the Lords Day; honor it by at
tending church.
LEON H. AYERS, Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
sT. JOSEPH,s CHURCH

Masses every Sunday, 800 and
1000 a. m.
Confessions Saturday evenings
1870 to $3.50.
Baptisms by appointment.
Holy Days of Obligation Masses
at Ills and 800.
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TROY NEWS
Continued from page six
Baseball Sunday

Baseball Sunday
by Ray Bracy
Sunday August Is, at 5 p. m
the Troy Vets meet the Troy Old
timers in a free-for-all at the local
ball field. Any resemblance to
baseball will be purely coincidental
While there is no real evidence
of the game being fixed, rumors
indicate that everything is not quite
on the level. The old-timers have
volunteered to furnish four UNI
pires-one for each base and one
TO back the catcher. Louis Smith,
scheduled to umpire at first base
is reported to be betting that very
few of the regulars get to his base
safely.
The Vets will field their usual
flashy team and the tentative line
up for the ancients is as follows:
Les Kensler, If; Lee Kensler, CT;
Leland McNeill, IF; Jim Lindsey,
outfield; Bill Lindsey, p; Ed Weld
ner, p; Red Horner, p; Ray Perkins,
o; Bob Rubber, C; Bob Grippe, c; Earl
Nichols, C; Walt Morrison, 1b; Del
Fewkes, 2b; Hank Anderson, 3b;
Clyde Thornton, SIS; Dick Rubber,
sub; Ralph Bracy, sub; Bill Kusner,
SIS; Less Coffman, sub; Roy Maness,
2b; Bill Graves, bench.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22

HUI anu AIItIU
Does any boy or girl want the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
CHURCH OF GOD
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Eureka Rev. F. L. LewnO, Pastor
Sunday School ..........-....-.. 10 A. M.
Family Worship ................ II A. M.
Regular Sunday Evening Service
for month of August discontinued;
instead a combined service with the
Young People will be held at some
out-of-door place in the country, on
Sunday evenings.
Choir Practice Thursdays at z p. M.
Bible Study every Thursday, 9 P. M.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-08-22
School News

ScnOOI news
Work on the high school library
is continuing and will be completed
this week. Friday of last week and
Tuesday of this week a group OF
volunteer workers assisted in wash
ing and processing the books. Those
who have helped Mrs. Hanson and
Miss Ratekin on the project are
Mrs. Ivan Hodges, Grace McDou-
gall, Alberta Watt, Myrta Carr.
Mrs. Al Went, George Strom, and
Supt Ivan Hodges. The library
will be housed in a room at the
south end of the auditorium when
the work is ompleted.
Grade Teachers
The elementary teaching stat
with tentative grade assignments IS
as follows: Grade eight and high
school coach, Raymond Jensen, bod
son: Grade seven, Miss Alice Kranz
Valley City, N. Oak; Grade six
Miss Ruth Cole, Gateway; Grade
five, Miss Sara Breslin, Sanish, N
Oak; Grade four, Mrs Al Peters
Troy: Grade three, Mrs. George
Strom. Troy; Grade two, Mrs. Gro
yer Smith, Troy; Garde one, until
led.
High School
The high school staff is as fol
lows: Mathematics and shop, Mr..
Delmar c. Durham; English and
journalism, Mrs Hilmer Hanson;
commercial and history, Miss Wanda
Norwood; Chemistry and history,
Mr.. Ivan Hodges. An attempt has
been made to secure an additional
teacher for the high school, but no
one has accepted to date. A pro-
gram will be set up on the basis
of the present faculty and an ad-
ditional teacher added at later
date if one can be secured.
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Passed Away

Following a major operation IN
a Spokane hospital George Cormack5
passed away on August IA. He had
been in failing health for some
time. Funeral services were held
in Libby where interment was
made.
A brothers Robert, came to spend
some time with him and was here
at the time of his death.
Evening star., 1946-02-04

2I2-TON C-4O INTERNATIONAL dump
truck, new tines and motor overhaul. ex-
celient cond,' air brakes. Sligo 1914 or
DoDGE TRUCK. "a ton and "a, panel;
$500. Apply 1918 S. Pollard St. Arling
ton. Va.
DODGE 1912 123 W Army truck chassis
for sale for parts: very good T00xI6 g.
ply tires, front and rear drive engine and
tranSmis Sion: all in good shape. LEON P.
WATSON. ME 5765 50
USED TRUCKS. 1874 and others, all sizes
and types for YOUR uses; terms: ALSO trucks
bought. 2ll9 Bladensburg rd ne. TR
$500 a.
CHEVROLET. 1887. panel delivery: S275
as is, ceiling. GREENE MOTOR CO, 7I2
E st. Sc
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer:
Pickups, l2-ton. 1924 Dodges
Dumps, 12-ton 1912 Ford i2-ton 1914 l
ton 1943 GMC
10-wheelers, 212-ton, 1913 GMC chassis
and cab and platform bodies
Panels, lt2-ton, 1912 CheVrolets
Command cars, l2-ton, 1871 Dodges
Also truck stake bodies, S25 trailer
carts. S3I 30 new Lower winches, Sl65
CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 3I43 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday 10 g.
Sunday 10 to 3, CHI 1000, OK 0552
To reach: Out through Georgetown, cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy Route y or 29l. drive 2 miles
Evening star., 1946-02-04
@. 5-As dealer you hold:
A9764 0AKJ HAQJ IAK 5
What is vO1lr orepipU hido
T axe Nv Word for Ii
BY FRANK COLBY.
Mark NV Words.

Q. In my speech class the uues-
ton has come up as to where the
accent falls in the word advertise
ment." Will you discuss it for us,
please?-Mrs. D. H M
Answer: A check of some IS die
tionaries, both American and Brit
ish, shows that the prevailing first
choice pronunciation is: ad-VER-
tizz-ment.
However, a few of the American
dictionaries list AD-ver-TISE' -ment
as first choice, and all the others list
1t as second choice.
The word derives from the verb
advert (ad-VERTD, Ito turn the
mind to-"
BY analogy with "chastisement"
and agrandizement," the pronuncia-
ton ad-VER- -tizz-ment would seem
the better choice. for the words are
correctly pronounced: CHASS- -tizz-
ment and uh-GRAN- -dizz- -ment.
I am inclined to agree with Mer-
riam Websters that the customary
American pronunciatio is: AD-
ver-TISE -ment.
Ny JAPANESE pemphlet explains the
simple rules Of pronunciation and contsi ms
other useful information about the Ian
suagf- For free COPY, send a stamped
Sel1-addreSsed envelope to Frank Colby, In
care of The Star.
Copyright, 1916, the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1946-02-04
Uncle Roy's Corner
Although tUe cannot

In some ZOOS we may find one or
more gibbons, but to see gibbons in
their real homes We must go to Asia
or islands near Asia.
India, Siam and the Malay PENN
sula are among the places where
gibbons are natives. They also live
on Sumatra and several other is
lands.
Gibbons can walk on the ground
on two feet, but care little about such
walking. They spend almost all
their time in trees. They use trees
to greater extent than apes of any
other kind except possibly the
orangutans.
Gibbons are closely related to
monkeys and sometimes are classed
as such Yet, like other "manlike
apes" they differ from monkeys in
regard to tails.
Even though they lack tails, glib
bons are very much at home in
trees. Their long arms are of the
greatest help when they grasp
branches
While a gibbon is moving about
among trees, it holds a branch for
only a flicker of a second before
letting go and swinging to the next
branch. Leaps of from 25 to 80 feet
Evening star., 1946-02-04
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

USED TIRES-Used trusG and pass. tires.
all sizes: new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE, 400 Hunt pl- ne, corner MINI
ave. in Benning TR, 9656, Ii gS52 %
1887 MODEL 80 BUICK MOT6R-Re-
bored new pistons, bearing shaft cut down.
complete. $500 extra heavy duty gen.
orator tnew, rebuilt. new s65. $40; new
carburetor, Sl5; new fuel pump. So; good
as-new starter. SIS: good distributor,
= weeks old SIS; Phiico radio, good, $50;
1 700-650xl5 tires. $50: heater. good,
sl5. body including Transmission clutch
rear end, steering new, wheels, $50.
Call HI. or after 5 m A.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Dem
Nap electric process: beautiful tread .
hour service: electric-treated sections If
your tire is cut. See your tires being
recspped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
Washingtons largest Pontiac dealer. 1437
Irving St. NV. AID. 5000. Quick. eff
cient service.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION. Ready
for immediate installation, brand-new
Pontiac %" engine, complete-''the motor
built to last 100000 miles also used 1942
Pontiac S-cyl engine. complete, driven
only $4,000 miles, and one 1910 Pontiac
6-cyl. engine. complete; reasonably priced:
completely installed, all work guaranteed
ARCADE PONTIAC CO, 437 Irving st.
NV AID. $500. Washins tons largest
AUTO luggage TRAILER, immediate
delivery, new shipment Just arrived the
neateSt one you have ever seen, suitable
for merchants. farmers, fishermen and
touring Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, 81 Irving st. NV, AD $500, Wash
ingtOn $ largest Pontiac dealer
Evening star., 1946-02-04
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, repre-
Sented by the Acting Chairman, United
States Maritime Commission, announces
that 1T will accept any and all offers from
prospective purchasers for the purchase
of: Number, 39-l69-foot; location and
type, Palatka, Florida, DPC Wooden Tank
Barges: fixed price each, S3,150.00 Num-
Der, 3-S5-foot; location and type jackson
vile, Florida, HarbOr DPC Single Screw
Tugs; liked price each, SS0.G00.00. Num-
bel, 2f-S5-foot; location and type Madi-
Sonvllle. LOUISIANA, Harbor DPC Single
Screw Tugs; fixed price each. $50 000. 90
Number, S0-l95-foot; location and type
Logtown, Mississippi. DPC Steel Tank
BargeS; hXed price each, S2l 900 90. Num-
Der, ll-195-foot: location and type
Perlington. Mississippi. DPC Steel Tank
BslgeS, nxed price each. S2l 900. 90 All
persons interested IN acquiring any OF
these vessels should submit their offer
or offers TO the Secretary, United States
Maritime Commission, Room 1852, Depart
ment of Commerce Building. Washington
20, ID. C, specifying by number the par
tlcular barge or barges or tug or tugs
desired and the quantity desired Pro-
2pectlve purchasers may obtain copies OF
Forms of Offers upon application to w.
McCardeJt. VISA. Canal Building. New
Orleans. louisiana. and Director. Division
OF Small Vessel Procurement and Disposal
United States Maritime Commission. Wash
lngton 25. D. c. Prospective purchasers
may obtain Application for Inspection
upon application to MR. j. J. FITZ-
PATRICK, District Manager, M. C. Secre-
tary. United states Maritime Commission
ja2S.fe4
Evening star., 1946-02-04
LOTS FOR SALE

CLARENDON. YA.-We have tor sale abou,
] ; building, lots in various locations. Cal
III I tSE eGARERpoH ESFRssCR REAfTY GK co deS7
WEsTMoRELAND HILLS, Washington
most aashd earsfIllg restricted subdyison
Westmoreland Circle. available at So SOC
WtzrTA 1p Al IN djmppo3yements 3sd are in. ,Gan MIR
syeniIss WnLIE; Oh d "S40 weekdays and Wo. 1851
HILLCRREsT' Nj. Dome. Summit Park some
9EyeFlo9Sins Eo 9Snn ed city; terms a A CARozzA
51AcRE LoTS, Woo Wooded Cd elevation, A ono on U s
~; ! mile OF corporate limits of town Of
|, l., SELF, Louisa Va.
NEXT TO 1249 New Hampshire ave NV
r., TSHt o6f oy an aHHerase OF l34 # deep. 2oned
LARGE CORNER PLOT, near wheaton
BY q reasona5le Die Terms EVENINGS IN sron ea
4TElTS% Hf*:sT sag FSwEss
40" IN popular S. Capitol st. sectior
OF Sc, on high elevation and terrace
Al improvements and bus within 15(
u. OF site; priced under 25c per IT
ai,ooo So. FIT, near Bureau of Standards
must be solo as a whole. Apply -20i
ARLINGTON HoMEsITE, Englewood, '7s,
I4n, IaS 81 '050: Englewood, s2x22o. SI.725
Ii3xI53. $1,000. Ask for Mr. Carr arr
IHOS. q MAGRuDER co. 205l Wilson
blyo' Arlington Va. CH. 3l3l, GL. 3434
SOFT. LOT in excellent location, near 10,
bqS bIic,r,1 and 10 county, county,, Club price. Sl,750
Arling ton, Va CHI. Alp.
ONLY $500 for a H2-acre lot in a lars,
development near Silver Spring. Md. Onl!
500 down. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 22OO
1905 Georgia ave NV
ONE BLOCK FROM DISTRICT LINE in n e
sa4 duns 900 .et Sa & sgnsay cal De
zoos 18th st; NV. to Z pm.
Beautiful lots. 80 and rs #, front; an.
transportation: near churches, schools, ho
shoppe. etc. SHAPIRO. INC, IlOt
FOR SALE 3 lots 75x150 ea Beltsville
Md; near school, will sell cheap. OWNEF
at 1903 31st St.. Mt. Rainier, Nd. 81
Evening star., 1946-02-04
Dave BregeI

between branches are on record
Claims have been made that the
leaps sometimes have been as great
as 40 feet.
A troop Of gibbons can move
through the forest at great speed
Taking alarm at the approach OF
men, the animals scamper to high
branches and then start going away
from the danger. swinging from
tree to tree They travel faster
when escaping in this way than
a man is likely 70 run.
Although timld. ~Agibbons make
good pets when they are kept in a
warm climate. They are gentle anG
friendly toward their owners.
A gibbon of the Hoolock species
was owned by a certain DR.. Bur
rough. This animal we are told
would sit at his masters break
fast table, would eat eggs and
chicken and would drink tea and
coffee
The doctors pet had good man
ners in general, but when he saw
a housefly around it was too much
for him He would catch it and eat
it whenever possible
UNCLE RAY.
To obtain free copy of the ILLUSTRATED
leafet on the Seven Wonders of the
World" send a self-addressed stamped en-
velope to Uncle Ray in care of The Star
Evening star., 1946-02-04
FARMS FOR SALE.


LOVELY ao,ACRE poultry farm with mod
ern 6-room bungalow. fronting on highway
poultry houses will house $500 layers: :.
car ga garage ans and ,other other ogtbuildines; priced
Ashton tMdt 3S46
SMALL FARM with broom home, large
chicken house and other utility buildings
on knoll 100 #. from paved highway. on
in rear. at 500 | SIMPSON Hifa Snqshf 4 MASs etsss
Realtors; 1850 No. Irving, Arlington, Va
CHI. 7777.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-6O-acre farm
house; main dwelling, rms. h.-Wh.. tnto. to.
6acco barn ano other outbuildings. Call
Marlboro 15S or UN. 2200.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-13a- acre
farm: immediate possession: ali modern
conveniences and equipment, all farm i'm
FARMS. FARMS. ss.0 FARMS tas Is oN csl sHoo JOHN
bW9FpoFI, hWf ase colesville' Md. Phone Ashton
FRINGE GEORGES COUNTY, 50 acres, ".
mile road frontage on Crane highway, near
Upper Marlboro. No buildings. Price
@ W Pafe ST Mafboqd
90. Not open SUNDAYS.
house, on State road All equipment, in
Guiding a new tractor. Price, $4,000
W. E. HARDESTY, Marlboro &c. Not open
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. in a lovely
setting set nested among old trees. Excellent
on both sides Of State road. IT'S an IS s.
room house, lovely old home, completely
modernized 2-car garage. 2 tenant houses,
maintain well-paying farm yet commute to
washington or Annapolis; on Annapolis
zoad zad between eIse Upper ppe MARLBORO and Nj
Marlboro Sc Not open on Sundays.
CALVERT COUNTY, 265 acres. l. barn and
eT@s h0sse On sG0d GsRbpslv 5esa Price 5000
Not open on Sundays
10 ACRES. good 6-rm. house, electricity.
well of water at back door; good land. high
So, 80, BUELL. NJ. W. GARDNER, G. HISE,e' agent. gent
B@oekville Roc ss0: or Mr.. stsckhouse, Wo. 1882
II miles from Baltimore and 25 miles
from D. C. This farm is rich Chester loam
soil 40 acres in timber: water in every
brick, built about 1872; fireplaces and
> baths; also good 6-room tenant house.
bank barn. stalls for horses and % dairy
Silo, garage and barrack; electricity and
water in house; daily mail. daily milk
pickup: farm in high state of cultivation;
owner retiring, must be sold at once; price.
$50, 800; small down payment, easy terms.
Call or write c. D. MURPHY. l40l 25th St
Sc, washington. D. c.. Phone AT. 2239.
good springs. mi. from Front Royal. Va :
serylGea6ie & and profitable. Inquire Box
43O-J, Star.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 2 acres and
200 acres. 4 to 25 mi out Income
properties
S-rm. frame. II mi out, 3 apis
5S-acre farm with nice bungalow, s7,95O
30 acres and Groom house
90 to $50 acres. cattle. dairy and
chicken farms.
These properties will suit the most
willing and reaoy purchasers Call Mr.
Alnutt for details WORTHINGTON
REALTY. S427 Georgia ave, Sligo 654l,
m. to 9 m
Evening star., 1946-02-04

BUICK 1910 Limited; r. and h.. excellent
condition; below oPA ceiling: si,7S5; viii
take trade. 1874 Ga, ave. NV. A.
oPA ceiling. $3.50 LEO RoCcA INC,
43Ol Conn. ave. EN-. 1900. Closed Sun
CADILLAC 1893 5-pass. sedan. sss5.
within oPA ceiling PARKWAY MOTOR
6ADIIIac 1859 limousine, me- fleetwood Se sS body
g one Of the few Of t6is tyne available on to-
s$si5; s$nd St fApIToK NA If@o CADILLAC co, I&a@
oPA ssltng 81 sa5 cApPFoE Pi'Sfa cApILLAc psSM lnS
SH Eng sss g 4dooT No 2SS SEDAN $500 be.
lshirley, Homes, Arlington, Va Just Of
esos Ie 1fts5 o45 sedan o ow mileage price
1914. within OPA ceiling; trade and terms
LEO RoccA. INC. ,4a0i Conn. ave. EN-
DE SOTO 194l town sedan; radio, heater
nice tires and upholstery; Sl,425. within
OPA ceiling. IA, 6Sl4.
tional new i947 Frazer for early delivery livery
M9ToR Nc y1So c0 81 a54$ al43 Lee hwy, Arl, Va,
taking orders, JACK PRY MOTORS. 1855
HnpsoN 'iita4a Commodore custom sedan
with heater, warranted oPA ceiling,
81 SIS $40; ,d5 trade and terms, LEO RoccA;
HUDSON 1885 sedan: radio and heater,
new clutch and battery, 5 very good tires;
RAISER, now taxing 'o ordeTs foT TA the 4aaa smsz
ing new 1947 Kaiser for early delivery
Cal rys Us for run information CENTRAL
Va. eH. 1000 OK o559 "' s ''N'
LA SALE 1898 4-door club sedan; newly
recap tires; I perfect f,, shape; $445; well under
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1893 convertible club
coupe: radio and heater, 4 new tires; ex-
eellent condition; below ceiling, S1,15O.
LNCoLN-zEPHYR 1889 club conv. coupe;
cash. ST, ,165: within oPA ceiling. $50 to
SGoSzfPaYR Sn1z Az Eve fsss 81 nv 46oor sedan
oPAs HAWKINS 4 sHIPLEY, Rockville 5Se. $50
LINCOLN ZEPHYR ls42 4-door sedan de
practically brand-new tires and IS in splen-
4eA fe5s ia5 Sth st NM NAY
drive transmission, radio and heater price,
terms LEO n RoocA eeA 'fns Nc 4aoI s5ade conn and
aye ay EN-, 1900; Closed Sunday.
pa ARD 1s4o $40 nodsl isl Iio To 4-door radio
and heater, good mechanical condition:
5000, within oPA ceiling. Call Clinton
PA6kAzRfp' ARD 1sss II To convertible sedan: ra.
HAWKINS 81 SHIPLEY. Rockville $50.
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan; good condition;
S235,, within OPA ceiling. Box 91-A, Dan
gerfeld dr., Clinton, Md. near Naval Radio
station. a.
KAISER AND FRAZER automobiles Now
taking orders. JACK PRY MOTORS. 1888
TAXI: la4s Plymouth. and PUG license
| a11 H st. NV *
CAB. in good condition. r and h.; cal
after am. l249 Mt. Olivet Rd NE.
Evening star., 1946-02-04
WAREHOUSES For RENT.

NEW FIRRPROOF WAREHOUSE contain
ing about 5000 So. IT, Available for occu-
pancy about May !. Will extend long
Term lease to responsible frm. JESS
FISHER d CO, Realtors, 913 New York
ave. NV. RE. SO6O
NEW YORK AVE. NE, opposite Inter-
national Business Mschines-45-ft 'front.'
age so-It. width in rear, area of 14.60O
So r.. Owner plans to erect. as soon as
possible concrete fireproof bldg, prefer
ably story, for responsible tenant on o.
yr lease with option to purchase This
location is rapidly increasing in value and
deslrability. On the main route to Balti-
rate. Shown by appt. WEAVER BROS
INC, Washington Bldg. DI 5000
Evening star., 1946-02-04
MONEY TO LOAN.


SALARIED LADIES-n you need money
see Mr.. Green (strictly conf1dentiaD, 1O14
K st. NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1915
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1898.
LIST AND End TRUST LoANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult US before Dor.
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. S17 9th st. NV. DI. 6150
HOME LOANS--Low monthly payments in.
eluding PRINCIPAL. interest and taxes
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for st ant
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP
RE. 1133
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts promp
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property, THE AMERICAN. CO.
so7 18th; Ipi,s : Ma 4 so3s. @ -, 80 !,
rates, terms or monthly payments P y
WALSHE. INC. 1115 Eye st. n W. Ma. 646b
Evening star., 1946-02-04

i3 ACRES, 21a miles to D. C, near Living
Ston rd., Md. In path of building boom
sell all or in part; $1,000 per acre. Cal
now MT yalenti. HO.. 0043. with O. B
LANTZINGER. Jr,. Real Estate
! ACRE, HJ5 cash. SIS monthly; priced
S39?; in Va. about 20 miles from Chair
Bridge on State I'd: near transp., schools
Ghufches. GEORGE w. SUMMERS, Me
3446: eve, CHI 0S25
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 3-5-IO acr,
tracks for sale, near Rockville. on a hare
road: good land, high elevation, fine neigh
borhood, close TO transportation: priced a
$3.50 an acre; Cali BUELL. M GARDNER
agent Rockville 2S0, or Mr. Stackhouse