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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
Polish Society
 To Hold Picnic

A picnic and dance will be spon- sored tomorrow at Belleview Grove Lakewood Park by the Holy Name Society of St. Stanislaus Kostka Church. Stanley Hulk is chairman of the arrangements committee.
 The program will start at P. M Dancing will start at P. M. Music will be furnished by Bill Lubak's s orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
NOTICE

A hearing on the application of Quality Auto Paintaing, Is Hosey Place, Waterbury, Connecticut (by James A. Allard for Certificate of Approval for Used Car Dealers License will be held on Friday, July 18th, 1946 at 11:3O A. M. in the May ors Office, City Hall, Waterbury, Connecticut as provided by General Statutes.
 JOHN s. MONAGAN, 7-13-3t. Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
By UNITED PRESS

Consumer aemonstrations pro- testing rising prices continued to- day, but prices generally appeared to be becoming more stable pend- ing decisive congressional action on controls.
 In most areas, prices leveled off at old OPA ceilings or at new, and higher, rates set during the two weeks since the expiration of price control. Price-tags on choice live stock, however, reached new highs at three midwestern stockyards.
 A load of choice steers sold for $23 a hundredweight at Chicago's Union stockyards yesterday, exceed ing the previous record of S23 set Wednesday. It was the fourth new record set since the end of the OPA.
 New Highs On Books
 New all-time high prices also were recorded at Omaha and South St. Paul, Minn.
 Meanwhile, buyers strikes gained momentum in many cities and an emergency committee planned a block by block canvas of Chicago to mobilize for the return of controls. The committee is composed of rep resentatives of 65 labor. veterans, business, political, church and civic groups.
 On the rent control front, the Michigan legislature approved limited state measure limiting land lords to a 15 percent increase over June 30 levels. A bill passed by the Senate would return rents to the June 30 figure except where states have their own regulations.
 Banding Reports Denied
 There were reports of many large groups banding together to hold the price line regardless of Congression- al action. The New York Hotel As sociation denied reports of an inn mediate increase in the price of meals, and Paul Henke. president of the Society of Restaurauteurs, said his organization saw no neces- sity for increasing menu prices.
 In addition to Chicago, Washing ton, New York and Philadelphia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
Hitler Among Obits

London. July 12 = CUP) - The newly-published 1946 edition of Who's Who" has settled the ques- tion in it's obituary column
 It lists Hitler, Adolf, 3o April, l945"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
Dial 4-2121 for Best Results
Legal Notices NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT, DIs- TRlCT of WATERBURY, ss. PROBATE COURT, July 9th, 1946. ESTATE of STANLEY A. ROMA NAUSKAS, a/k/a ANTAN RAMA NAUSKAS, late of the town of Wa terbury, in said district, deceased The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at tested, within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 JOHN w. JENUSAITIS,
 Executor. Address: 21 Chipman St Water bury, Conn.
 Per Order of Court
 Attest:
 MARGUERITE M. FAHY, 7-12-St Asst Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

Mrs. William Creegan of ThOm- aston Avenue and her brother, Rob- ert Wright and son, Edson. of Har- yard Street, are vacationing with relatives in Maine.
 Ackland Wright of Thomaston Avenue is spending week visiting relatives in Maine.
 Francis Lafferty of Thomaston Avenue is spending a vacation with Billy Brandt at his home in South bury.
 Following are the church services for tomorrow.
 GOSPEL HALL Breaking of Bread at 10:30 A. NJ; Sunday School will meet at 6:3o and the Evening Gospel Service will be held at 7:30 o'clock.
 WATERVILLE UNION CHURCH: The Rev. Donald Hulin will be the speaker at both morning and eve 1in. services. The morning service will be at 10 o'clock and the evening service at 7:30 o'clock, MT. Hulin is 2 graduate Of the Providence Bible Institute and is under appointment of the Scandinavian Missionary AL lance to sail for India soon He is I trumpeter of merit and music will be 3 feature of his service.
 Special services have been held all week al the Methodist camp grounds in Palinville. All who can are urged to attend all or part of the program planned for tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ashmore Of Ashley Street are spending a few days in Albany. N. Y.
 The Ladies Aid Society of St. Michaels Church is planning it's annual picnic at Savin Rock for July l8. The bus will leave the hureh for the Rock at 4.:30 P. M. and return late in the evening. Women planning to go are asked to get in touch with Mrs. Francis Hhelan at 4-1940 or Mrs. George Grenier at 3-667l not later than Nondav evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

man had failed to tell the whole story at June closed session.
 Never Heard Of Precedent
 Referring to Mays reply, Mead said he never had heard of a Con- gressional committee permitting d Witness's attorney to ross-examine another witness.
 What he wants done," he assert ed, lis to have Investigating con- mittees on both s;des of the table,
 Out of Fairness" to May, how ever, Mead said i've cannot close our record until he has had chance to answer the allegations made against him." He indicated decision on Mays requests would be made by the committee today.
 The exit of Carson from the hearings left the committee with out the testimony of the man who has been described as "the brains" of the munitions combine.
 Two To Testify Monday
 But they still had two other prin- cipal executives of the paper en- pire" on tap A. B. Gellman and J. T. Weiss, co-founders with Carson of the 16-firm syndicate. They notified the Senators they will not claim immunity when they are called as witnesses Monday.
 Carson was released a few min- utes after Mead had similarly dis missed Benjamin Franklin Fields, balding ex-convict and Washington press agent accused of offering a $5,000 campaign contribution" to Sen. Hugh B. Mitchell (D.-WashD in an attempt to have the inquiry halted.
 Fields appeared at the hearing with his pretty brunette wife, and waited most of the day to be called But after he was sworn in before what he called "the obviously hos tile gathering" Fields declined to waive his constitutional right not to answer questions that might "in- 1 criminate him."
 Gellman and Weiss, brothers in- law, co-founded Erie Basin Metal Products, Inc, and Batavia Metal Products, Inc, with Carson. These two firms are the ones on whose | behalf May reportedly intervened with the War Department.
 Carson announced in state- ment he had hoped to read before the committee that mot a single contract was ever awarded to these two companies" because of Mays l intervention.
 He said May stepped in only when there was justifiable com 1 plaint" made to him as chairman of the Military Affairs Committee. Appeals made to May, he added "came only as a last resort in all l cases.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

Australia's 1945-46 wheat LsrvSst toSale6 IA, 100000 bushels.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

YESTERDAYS STAR Harry Lowrey of the Cubs, who batted in seven runs with a homer and two singles and scored three times himself to account for 10 runs against Brooklyn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

Francis Lafferty of Thomaston Avenue is spending a vacation with Billy Brandt at his home in South bury
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
WATERVILLE

Mrs. William Creegan of Thom- aston Avenue and her brother, Rob- ert Wright. and son, Edson. of Har- ward Street, are vacationing with relatives in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13

Ackland Wright Of Thomaston Avenue is spending a week visiting relatives in Maine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-13
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man had failed to tell the whole story at June f closed session. Never Heard Of Precedent
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Answer 10 Previous Puzzle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-27
kAYS
Psychic Reader

n worried about love. court.
ship. divorce. marriage. bus
mess. Law suits. enemies.
lovers ouarrels evil habits.
pells. Immature influences.
and bad luck Of all kinds.
see Kay. who gets results
where others fail 1910
Lower Wetumpka Road
Route ;. Box 23s. Montgom.
cry, Ala.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Natures Children
NILE CROCODILE.
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Crocodiles are the largest survivors
of the Age of Reptiles. Today they
are the giants of their race. Nature
has provided crocodiles with every
conceivable advantage over their
neighbors. BY size and strength
these creatures are masters of their
environment. Behind each eye is
an ear capable of being closed in
stantly with a close fitting skin
The nostrils are also closed by a
safety valve The roof of the mouth
and tongue are provided with fold
of skin which quickly adjusts itself
to separate the mouth cavity from
the windpipe. This permits the cro-
codile to grasp its prey with its jaws
and draw it under with no danger
of water seeping into the lungs
Further, the reptile can remain un-
der water for hours without danger
OF drowning.
All danger of serious body wounds
is eliminated by the heavy plate and
scale armor. Although the hind feet
are always webbed, they play no part
in swimming but are held close to
the body. 1t is the powerful tail,
compressed from side to side that
is used as an oar as well as a weapon
for knocking out foes, or victims.
crocodile rush is a fearsome
Evening star., 1946-02-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
INVESTORS, builders and {

INVESTORS, builders and Developers
acres cleared frontage, on main highway
cs Gsfr M Nays R1oEas EssesEfh sf ab priced ss
s,i 81; 1850; STANLEY PEARSON. sssd
RIPE ifPfSif For eHous1NG-uo 800 acres. ss al,
transportation; long frontage on big. mod
ern highway; near Baltimore city limits;
priced priced to sell quickly. e, Near p. e;
REsTRicrEhDe Ed NEARBY NEARBY MD. homesites sa
owner 1o JoHN esIss 500 re- S4So per ss
CHOICE 1o-acre tract with long 'front.'
or sStends T
e. Ne oSs $3.50 EsflusaTs ST. s4ss with E. s. s PatcE
acres, snbdivided in 40 la large eyH5oit wooded lots
sffs Sun ca g. NJ 4fsos srGs1as sFAES 81
OFF CoLEsviLLE RD. near Silver Spring,
lovely 5-acre site for distinctive home on
high land overlooking surrounding area
We MAI ss ZEAL Gs4aTr p5se oo sH
NEAR SILVER sPRING-Excelient 5,s-
E:yERYMAN'sA s REAL Estate f'e CO, 81 81.
BUILDERS AND DEvELoPERs-44 acres.
5 Of which are subdivided and ready for
building with sewer and water available:
about / mile from Silver Spring on lead
ing thoroughfare. Call Mr.. Godfrey. Sligo
5400: eve. and Sun, SH 659S. STANLEY
PEARSON. S2:.f Georgia ave -2S
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL TRACT. partly wooded
over is acres. with long frontage on
macadam I'd, less than g mi. from Fair
with large trees and flowing spring: buyer
can easily divide into several building
sites with ample road frontage; old house
and barn ON property have salvage value
only: price. $4,000 Glebe S675.
z TRACTS, Rt. No. 240. u hours ride to
D. c.; 5, Z, 110, 10, 35 a.. Pr. Geo Co
N. e. RYON CO., GE. 6146.
Evening star., 1946-02-26

SS,5OO FOR I6O-ACRE FARM. 40 miles
from Capitol in Southern Nd. fair D.
room house. needs repair good tobacco
barn. fine well water at house, streams and
spring on , place, lot q saw and pulp tim
ber. Call MR.. CUNNINGHAM. EX. s512.
200 ACRES. fine Montgomery County, Md,
sou; oid S-room, 2-bath main house; with
nss miles faom oney sHme nn oasaa
SHENANDOAH DSf SALHEf!f1io 1Ti 00S;1; acres. = =
acres IN cultivation and grass; barns and
slio: on good road. 80 miles from D. C. 4
miles mil from Berryville, Price; Sl1 800
ShoSrh Shown BY 5y asppt. J. l.. c. WEST, Falls
Sl5.00oLsouthern Md. This beautiful TO-
room room Colonial home, in Charles County;
ant house, tobacco barn. new chicken house,
Complete with new Ferguson tractor and
safm Is taaseys io5 eSfsss eSsssns 60 aSs
#. OF pine and oak timber Home com
pletely FURNISHED, lis-mile water front on
ca Mt sramRsmy nToRRsrsy BE- Past as e sod
DI. 3loo, BETHEL. exclusive agents.
poieao. Ohio; suitable for subdiv. Box 2s-
ME HAVE A FARM for every purpose
fSeST US REaqy ost1Es pq.shas
syev.r ave; 81 1., 1s4I' 81 am. to 9 pm. 4 no
farm miles north Of silver nn sprinK: s'Hee ioH
rn,, stone house; over 200 yrs. Old. located
well weil back from hishway on knoll with fine
other nee. farm bldgs; very fertile land
and snlendid streams of water. Call j. A.
ton 5203 ewes, IS
OPPORTUNITY-Must sell Immediately be-
cause of III health, fine dairy farm and
equipment with choice timber. lumber. saw
mill plenty Of help; best location, Wash
ington 22 miles, paved highway; 100000
yalue Tor 100000 quick sale; 100000
down. Must be seen to appreciate No
information over telephone OWNER on
premises, Arrowhead Farm, Herndon. Va
Evening star., 1946-02-26
oEEIcES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-S1OO, S1.5
$3.50 per floor 2nd and Bird floors; 1906
zoos H st. NV. Apply manager, EBBITI
HOTEL, 9th and SITS. NV. 3
FLOOR SPACE for rent. 10th and SITS
l9Hsti9o a 2os, sHtsDs p spNSr for small workshop
ENTIRE BUILDING, 1920 9th st: nv
q rooms, 3 baths; will alter to suit. MR.
KERN, co. 2675 Il
CONN AVE CoRNER-Fireproof bldg al
Dupont Circle; IL stories and full base
ment. with mezzanine on lst floor; high
used for dept: store, once bldg, hotel. etc;
will lease all or by floors; over $50. .00l
square feet available, about 10000 square
feet each floor: now divided into over 900
rooms: partitions can be removed; 1st
commercial zone; 10 D available July !
JEROME S. MURRAY, RE. 246o. MI. 1929
SINGLE OFFICE. Is IT. square, none in
Washington more beautiful, near ,14th and
Eye, suitable one or two desks. CAL
SIMPSON DI 49a3 or EN-. a072. rs
MODERN OFFICE. choice downtown loca-
ton equipped with Venet; blinds and
etc: will rent whole or part; located al
621s 3rd st NV. RA l043. -2s
MEDICAL CENTER, 1907 Eye st. NV
3rd-foor suite especially suitable for doctor
dentist. insurance ,n n business or collection
assa's asas Sp sf' SW.,, Syao opposite Hecht Co,
entire 3rd floor, 1sx15. available March !
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE
SUITE OF OFFICES and another Of :
available now: will subdivide into smalle
Telephone RE. 1856 or see rental agent OF
premises. 4
Evening star., 1946-02-26
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Punctuation.

Q. Recently you gave this rule for
using the comma: In a series of
three or more, use a comma before
and, as: iron, coal, and steel"
Since you are noted for your com.
Emon sense and impatience with
Fhalr-splitting, we feel that YOU
must have a good reason for sup
( porting the rule. So please explain
1t Tor my typing class. will your
/ C. l.. T.
| A. The tendency today is to use
commas only when they are needed
for the sake of clearness. The main
purpose of the comma is: l) To
mark natural pause, % to pre-
vent vagueneSs or confusion.
! l. Note how the commas mark
the natural pauses in this sentence:
Human nature will not flourish,
any more than potato, if it be
planted and replanted, for too long
series OF generations, in the same
Worn-out soil
2. Note how the commas change
the meaning of this sentence:
| Woman. without her man, is in
complete.
Woman, without her, man is in
complete.
Likewise, in a series of three or
more, commas are necessary to
make the meaning clear. Let us
say that a woman buys four dresses
and We describe them thus: Blue,
green. red and yellow dresses. With
out the comma before and" the
statement actually describes three
dresses, not four, and the last men,
toned is red and yellow.
Note how the comma before and"
clarifies the meaning: Blue, green.
red, and yellow dresses. We know
now that there are four dresses and
that each is of a separate color.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 Special de luxe: will trade for
dg4l or 594S coupe; must be in good con,
ssssl eons esllas sas 81 ae tTsde eriHs and
Sash Of deasrs Mfropotsh m.E moS
FORD lg4l Tudor sedan; heater; new
One Of Metropolitan Washington LARGEST
Nash Dealers, LoMAR MOTORS, sH. 400
FORD 1886 Tudor de luxe trunk sedan:
new tires; $3.50. within OPA ceiling 442
Mass. ave, NV. bet. 4 and pm only
EoRD 1s3! coach: So h.p.. good condi-
EfSlzia FF&zHk alf, xNb 5 KAISER automobiles Now
PRY Iasnf MooRs SFesss 5sa IT, "a ave- ss
FRAZER Fra Y; now taking orders fSr the sensa5
h~ 2l cEsTF w.t. AZ Mo6 SSG 5x S55s
as5i aeoF ceiling syndsE sssEa
kAisEK. nea sasInr En- 9 orders for the ans amaz
Il. Sss isIisi9ss NaFoS e. 4 e. 15S5
RAlsEa GisS AND FRAZER sutomob,lesi Now
pR4 tifns MoToRs sFesss 1873 IR Pa sSe
a0ee eess ssdaR sss trsas anS d.
SssS pessrs IomAR RRaShpEsSa MoTess
oLps is41 black, white sidewan tires. so +
s!ss s. Sc ApI' ss5. alter alter 'rE9o' pm SO
S4Ss' SSs' within oPA ceiling MIR ROPER,
PXckARp 1910 VI Zoo convertible club
coupe; radio @ and heater. beautiful sport
sn ZOO o Sstweeh wsha snd opA 6 ceiling wisssn
es$I pss sGsDs Pea4R fsyfSS MoTo
RksnoSTH osr isns st eF Il ios. Sd trade spd De-
sired. One of Metropolitan Washington S
ssanrssst Ia od Nash Dealers, LoMAR MOTORS,
fIag PfILXMv0UTH 1896 a-ar.; heater: ceiling,
$406. $50, One Of Metropolitan Washing
ToRs 1N5s lfEses1 sH 44Ss. Nash dealers LoMAR NO
fLYMoUTH 1885 convertible coupe; Ia mo-
Good sss ui uadsf otX 5ss csn pS6ss
seen at 41o7 Oliver st., Hysttsvilie. Nd,
pLYMo6TH 1s4l station wagon, newly
Hsa0 s6f hEsessE & aoED se Sh 5 oPS ess6 ss
e part a soaeh dE s4SS $ass beioS
tfo and ,saD 8 Pm, n.a1,ns MR Al ANDRE ~
.slna ca qsss NIX sGaER sfs Slf2 Ps Sssn ss oPA
Of late ppa meaels Ia VIII sell with without
Buy from an old-etsablished Buick agency
AZ Chrysler New Yorker sedan; r.
no and h; vac. trans. ST a63
AZ Buick Roadma ster sed.. r and
h. oo6
~ Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sed;
a, cyl: .-s,, 4 and h, 1,475
and h. 4o7
Al Studebaker Comdr. 4-dr. sedan.
heater 1.225
Packard Clipper sed., r. and h. 1,645
q Buick s-pass. model 90. heated 2.795
Many others to choose from HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO., WA. Ali.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
STORES FOR RENT.

GEoRGEToWN--yery small unique store
perfume. novelty jewelry. hosiery or book.
Snop. ans Rent; S15. Write your needs to
sol 18th ST SE-Corner brick ,tore
available soon. Check location before cali.
ing MA; 1896. 9 to 6. SO
OPPOSITE HECHT CO., 625 ST. NV
Large store, eyailable soon: check this
location to see II suitable for your business
GIaa Iaae HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE
MODERN STORE, 1sx3o. in the heart OF
the downtown business section. suitable TO,
any any business or Office. RE. 1888. -2S
SIOhE. suitable for hosiery; reasona bic
rent neighborhood location preferred. Cal
SE SE SSag til ! m. Box 42-R Star
SoLUMbIA PIKE NEAR GLEBE RD,-36-
y. front store, nearly completed close Ia
puSy intersection: especially desirable for
restaurant res r or hardware: $500 month
ShARLES III l. NORRIS, Realtor. 2135 Pa
Evening star., 1946-02-26
PROPOSALS.

CoMMIssIoNERS, D., G.. washington, Feb
ruary Il. l946. Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 500, District Building,
until ZOO PM. March s. 1946, and then
tary Sewers and .Watermains. vicinity
posals plans. and specifications may be
obtained at Room 4"7. District Building,
COMMISSIONERS. D. c., washington
February 20. 1916. Sealed proposals will
be received in Room 500, District Building
until ZOO pm March 5, l946. and then
Street Relief Sewer; between | and N
streets NV, consisting of approximately
421 linear feet OF open cut sewer and ap.
proximately 175 linear feet OF tunnel
tions may be obtained at Room 4s7, Dis
CoMMissioNERs. D. G., washing ton. Feb
ruary 25, 1946 Sealed proposals win be
received at Room 500, District Building,
until 200 PM; March IS. ls46. and then
publicly opened, for construction of Pc
destrian, Underpass. below Hiatt Place be.
tween the Powell Junior High School and
the johnson Building, Hiatt Place and La
mont. Street NV Proposals. plans and
specificat tions may be obtained at Room
427, District Building .
Evening star., 1946-02-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We vii
buy second,trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT coRP.. ISL
n: Z, ave. NV. National 5S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS nego.
tiated promptly. quick settlement Small
mn,onthiy n, payments. Call MR.. SHIFRIN
PIP New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. 26s
MONEY on lst or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN co
S07 18th, MA S0?2
Ist AND End TRUST LoANs-Prompt anc
courteous service. Consult us before Dor.
roWing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT men CO: sl7 9th st. NV. DI.. $3.50.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for Ist anc
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
HOME IoANs-Low monthly payments
including principal. interest and taxes
FFIRssT FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate. low
WAEsHEr isrMS TNc mpnIngs Eys 81 R5aymsnfNA d4ss
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4Ss interest. Prompr
st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-02-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE TRUCK, R-ton, panel body 1899,
good tires. OPA ceiling. Apply LIBERTY
FOOD DISTRIBUTORS. 1900 18th st ne.
FORD PICKUP. motor good condition; new
tires. GE. s109. 1243 Rock Greek Ford
road. o1s
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
Motor Co, authorized GMc truck dealer:
Dumps. 1912 lia-ton Chevrolets: ga
ton 1943 GMC.
lo-wheelers. ohs-ton. I943 GMc chassis
and cab and platform bodies
> SIT. steel trailers.
delivery motor scooters
l2-ft. vans, 2h-ton, 1912 GMCs
Stakes. 1912 1h-ton Chevrolet: 1889
1hs,ton International.
Command ears. 2-ton, I94l Dodges.
Also truck stake bodies, S25; trailer
carts, Sd 80: new power winches. S165
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3i43 Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday TO g.
Sunday 10 to ;. CHI. 1000. OK, O552.
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy CRoute 211 or 291, drive la miles
Evening star., 1946-02-26
RAILERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many gooc
used trailers including tandems. Cash fol
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES
Route Berwyn. Md. Tel Tower 5035
is and "A months finance terms Ingaag.
trailers, stake and express models available
for immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters, beds, helper springs
ers Also new 7:50xl6 6-ply Commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediat,
delivery; AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC.
1880 wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921
Open until m,
FOR RENT-5-foot. 7-foot. 9-foot. 2-whee
hitch to your car. One-way service Il
major cities. RENT-A-TRAILER CO.
32O3 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. Call Gleb.
BENDER HOUSE TRAILER. 2O-ft.. al
metal, in excellent condition new tires
Price, Sl,l75. P. w. SHORT, Canary
TRAILER Camp. BerWyn. Nd -oS
Evening star., 1946-02-26

4 LOTS, block from beach on main high
Way, l mile south of Chesapeake Beach;
dry ground. TIE 2S03 -o6
WE WANT a nice cottage or house, on
water front, anywhere within a radius of
so so miles Io;,, Please describe fully. / RUS
iington;. Va: Phone CHI 1924. %
FAMILY OF 4 desires 2-bedroom cottage,
directly on water front, for entire season.
Call FR. 4s47 after pm. N3
NORTH BEACH. less than an hours drive
from Wash, cottages. choice lots; rea-
Sonable, For information call SH 3444
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm. -26
BEVERLY bEACH. on chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
70 r1r Sgn sata logue Box n Mayo. A. A Co. Md
Tith TiN @a1It or TthSSt R9t hogIs JLETToN MAR
WANTED, Chesapeake Bay area prop. with
frontage on water, suitable for. lots: pay
Mr.; Ms :, BqE' 1890 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WANTED TO BUY. cottage with beach
front: restricted location; at least bedrms
HERALD HARBoR, MIDI mi D. C
line; year-around home; rms furn.,
lse. master rm.. screened front porch
rear porch; large lot; all mod imp. AT
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