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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07
Rosemary Dew,
J. 6. Phillips
Wed In Chapel

Miss Rosemary Dew and John
GIkerson Phillips, Jr. were unit
ID in marriage in a ceremony
which was performed the after
noon Of June 8, at 4 O'Clock in
he University Chapel, Charlottes-
vile, Va. with DR.. Allan w.
Graves, pastor OF the First Bap-
fist churcn, officiating. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. ard Mrs.
Caldwell 7. Dew, of Roanoke. and
the bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs, Joha G.. Phillips, Of Cow
ington.
Candles, palms. and white
flowers were used in decorating
the chapel. Henry Won Hassen, or
ganist, Offered several selections,
and Gordon Vowel sang 81 Love
Thee by GreIg.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white heirloom Spanish
lace with a sweetheart neckline
and tight fitted sleeves, pointed at
the wrists. The skirt of gossamer
net ended in a long train. The
finger tip veil of illusion, shirred
in a halo effect, was caught on
each side with orange blossoms.
She carri &c a white Bible
Showered W:th a white orchid.
M~aid-of-honoy and only attend
ant was Miss Beverly Dew, sister
Of the bride, who wore a gown OF
shell pink mousseline de sole with
a shirred bocice sweetheart neck
line, puffed sleeves, and a full
skirt over rinH taffeta. She wore
a tiny tiara headdress with a short
shoulder length veil and carried
an old fashioned bouquet of mixed
flowers.
Mrs. Dew, mother of the bride,
wore a lovely two-piece dress of
aqua cable mesh with a hustle of
white %ruttles and black accesso-
TIES. She wore a corsage of red
roses. Mrs. Phillips, mother OF the
bridegroom, wore a black linen
suit With black and white accesso-
FleS and a corsage of ret; roses.
Oliver F. Ried, brother-in-law of
Me bridegroom, was best man,
and ushers were James E. Shipp,
OIL Roanoke, cousin of the bride,
and Marian Arthur Pitts, of Rich
mond.
following the ceremony the
parents Of the bride entertained
win a reception in the Rose room
VI Inc Monticello hotel. After the
reception Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips
- Ts Tor a northern wedding trip.
me bride wore an aqua-blue Palm
neach suit, a half hat of flowers.
O.ack accessories. and a white
Ufcnld corsage. The bride and
O!aegroom now reside at Month
cello Circle, Charlottesville.
MIS- Philips is a graduate OF
+oaAoke college, where she was
sF4 May Queen. She's a member
ue Sigma Kappa Phi, social
otoflty' and Alpha Psi Omega,
"'Nlauc fraternity. She also at
continued on Pare Three. Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-07-07

MISS MARY ALTHEA WATTERS-Top left, daughter Of
Mrs. M. S. Reynolds, whose engagement is announced to James
W. Watson of Birmingham, Ala, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
Watson of Birmingham. The wedding will take place in August.
MRS: JOHN GILKERsoN PHILLIPS, JR, Center, who
prior to her wedding which took place at the University chapel
in Charlottesville, Va, during June was Miss Rosemary Dew,
granddaughter of Mrs. Rose James of Wilmington.
SALLY MARGARET JoHNsToN-Top right, who left Fri
day by plane for New York where she is religious education
chairman of the Young Womens Christian Association of East
Carolina Teachers college and is a delegate of the six-weeks
school being held in religious leadership at Union Theological
Seminary in New York. Miss Johnston is the daughter of Mrs.
Salie C. Johnston and the late S. C. Johnston of Wilmington.
MISS DOROTHY MOYER-Lower left, attractive guest Of
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Franklin Bell
at their home on Mimosa avenue, Oleander. Miss Meyer is
a native of Runford, Rhode Island. Staff photo by Pete
Knight.
MISS DEANNIE BYERS-LoWer right, who is the charming
holiday guest of Miss Katherine Russell at her home in Oleand-
er. Miss Byers is Of Westfield, Mass. (Staff photo by Pete
Knight.
Evening star., 1946-11-02
Painter Is Killed in Fall
From Navy Annex Roof

A painter for the Public Buildings
Administration was killed yesterday
in a 50-foot fall from the roof OF
Navy Annex No. 8, Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue NV
Lyle Bywaters, 43. of 1905 Hill
wood drive, Takoma Park, Md, fell
when a portion OF the roofing gave
way as he was stepping from scaf-
fold. police reported. He was pro-
nounced dead by Navy Depart
ment physician.
A fellow painter, Mark E. Carter,
48, of II Second street NE. wit
messed the accident.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said he would issue certificate OF
accidental death.
Evening star., 1946-11-02

talk before the Silver Spring Board
of Trade.
Describing the operations of the
laboratory, DR.. Hafstad said that
many peacetime activities, such as
the cure for cancer and other long
research programs beyond the scope
of one organization, could be taken
over by the team Of workers used
to develop destructive instruments.
At present, DR.. Hafstad revealed,
Evening star., 1946-11-02

the laboratory is busy developing
guided missiles. Approximately 1900
persons are employed at the Silver
Spring institution, he said.
New members of the trade group
include John K. Althous, Roy B.
Potter, Charles Tingley. Robert
Wurtz, Page Hopkins, Sidney Ger
stenfeld, William D. Blair and
David E. Neal.
Evening star., 1946-11-02

he arrived home shortly before 7
pm, police said.
Mrs. Miles was suspended by q
rope, from a closet bar, according
to the report. She was pronounced
dead by q Gallinger Hospital ply
sician.
Police said Mr.. Miles told them
his wife had been in poor health
for some time.
Earlier this year, according to
police, she jumped from the High
way Bridge, but swan ashore.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said he would issue certificate OF
suicide today.
Evening star., 1946-11-02
Wife Of U. S. Official
Found Hanged in Home

Mrs. Katherine Macmillan Miles,
81, wife of a State Department Of
fetal, was found hanged last night
in closet alcove of her home at
1417 N street NV, police reported
The body was found by her hus-
band, John Miles, special assistant
in the State Departments Office OF
Departmental Administration, when
Evening star., 1946-11-02
Silver Spring Trade Group
Hears Talk by DR.. Hafstad

The same technique employed in
wartime by the combined forces Of
Government, private industry and
the military will be used to tackle
peacetime problems, DR.. L. r. Haf-
stad of Johns Hopkins Applied
Physics Laboratory, predicted in a
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Evening star., 1946-10-12
1RAlIERs.

SPARTAN, the all-aiuminum aircraft-con-
IIxsriss being msdsS sogLEyARpS VAR TRAMe Il'AaLe
EE sAIE s59S Ms TssnsGss ToRsT ss1s
"a month terms Metal luggage trailers,
pspns .s4es :as ssp.s Your
TRf M.KR SALES, Route !. BerWyn. MO.
cAsH csa IGSss fCR SSSH YouE rRAnER-n you wish
price. n @ phone Mr.. BAKER. Berwyn. Nd.
NEW NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
Accessories; visit our new display rooms
si,ns aRd soss ss5 SsDsm nsE SRs
NV nv fN5S aSGsE M's1nsh ass display
sgsn Wss ws snd ready q 1oo onsRs g. easer
trailer home when you can get one Of tne me
bsst-buiit trailers In America i,f nov; fn.nee we
for for as Ion long s as "a "a months. Ali traiiers
handed By this eopHpany yiIs haHs 9ssa RaEs C
CO. ssss asorsis ave. Silver spTins'
hMousE Mou Fl TRAILER. 1a4e, s7,foot, zimnsr.
rKAnER RENTALs-Rent aIi-steel utility
trailer. stake or covered. Also boat tran, y,
si..rnSen s s1osea iol Sunday i1 "
s srp Co. 4oassA sATos2E Mtss12ain t Wa s beer
davenport, new prewar stove, new Frigid.
xsson srs and aso so0s rser ass hsne and
must sell going to Florida. Call .t FirsE! E
KsRkYALL kAefhh L1 KAMPIRs. Els new. 4. luxe. and
karIyail utiity trsilers aTs gn dispsy 81
S232 Georsia ave. silver spring. Mo
Cas- cAsH ffSoE TRAILER in good condition
e 20 4 e. essI ss G pfh n 9 s9sst insas sss ca
MR. HARTMAN. II. oIe7. before 5 pm,
msesss. cam. s.:.. arAEs HasH psS e sBag
M.;n. MS sp.horzedm sH ME- HFs,ns gsn dealer
osi ss Has eosdsos s5ss sn aas
STEEN. Martha Washtngton Trailer Camp.
Isss lSss feSailih ffSRahih s. scAAoosEs Aass x a hu..
trailer; sleeps 4; good cofd. See OWNER
osE sss .,:sps sss e1esens fes suss1E.
ton. % GENE zuEcK. Hillside Trailer VII
lage; 5000 MarIboro I'd. SET, Sc; ,ls,,.
nHsin snug Tor !. furnished: parked nearby: $3.50
cash. cash. NJ dsslsrs. nada 20. 7S-M' ssaE Of
...iIs s.s.s s W.,s s41 Gsaa, Iis'
M. Mr. sgsaERs. NaSRi % Jones trailer PARK. Der
iSs5 SCHULZ house trailer. 27-ft, ]:
rooms, double sinks. double bed, full-lengtf
outside cabinet, Duo-Therm heater. flowers
q real home: good bus transportation. il
minutes Naval Medical Center. Can 3.
Blandy's Cottages and Trailer Court Wis.
consin ave. extended, Rockville. Md. Il.
FULTON TRAILER, IL it.. new tires, pain
and hitch; ample storage; excellent eendi
tion. AT. 1915. --13
Evening star., 1946-10-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1941 dump truck, new tires;
Heishts, 1506-R. -l3
CHEVROLET le4l h,ton panel; ,s call I ! MR.. q
w5LIlAa Col d!ss. between pm. and oPs Pm.'
DODGE 1899 l,ton panel. $sao, ceiling
% st. NV, CO. 1900. -I3
EoRD 1g4l y,s a-.en pickup p trgsk, $3.50:
M trade sssissd 1s
rTiiecKGPf TRucK-olds 1885 sport coupe
SeioW SstSiH opA I eeilins s5io p "a. ave- % aE Ss4S
se.s asa truck ss teB eburss s.sks s9dy
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s i Llo,yheeleE: 1900 1000
$500. IL
1ss-ToN pIcKUPs AND PANELs-Dumps,
sas shs Coz snd ass SSsss nasd
ARMY SURPLUS TRuCKs By CENTRAL
Ca d%c MG tos siea ss isa
cnssasas. sasssals4s la soas aMc IL ton. aa.p..-
'snssn ie4s chssrelss Tons
sS25 194a 0Mc 2M tons; 1912 Mack 2la
ss'1rr T1rrractors--1s4c studebaker 2ls tons,
Semitraiiers--NeW 10-ten platform and
stake, afr brakes. 1,I00-20 tires; under
: Command cars--1s42 Dodge A-ton,
sops PIetnps91s4a ans aP1s4a DODGE A-ton. some with
Winches. S575 and up.
Wreckers--1942 GMC "a tons.
Jeeps--lg42 Ford; l942 Willys.
vans--1942 GMC 2la tons:
Caterpillar tractor-Allis-Ch Chalmers IL
Bodies--1o-ft. and 1a-ft. steel cargo
1912 Dodse suburban delivery tstation
Trailers-Jeep trailers and 1-ton truck
trailers CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143
urday, To- s; Sunday. 10 to 5. CH. 1000.
70 reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn fight onto Lss hwy.
Nouts FL of 20). drive ! n miles.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
AUCTION SALES tcsnt. /, !.

ZED Z. WfLlfAMe . FED q. WILLIAMS,
tion House, D1S New York ave-. Tuesday
Oct. 18th, commencing st pm: Fine iur-
nars, naiS.s china s ana nS housshoid sscts ineiud
ing costly Louis XVI gold leaf Aubusson
suite, said to have cost former owner $l2.-
3So .sye x1f .na eas yns room ss
masnidcent hand-carved, upholstered n
Aubusson rare tapestry, consists Of 6-ft.
love seat, 4. armchairs and side chairs;
this Is perhaps one q the very nnesss ess
In Washington: all pieces, in qnusualiy
splendid condition; imported In 1904.
buri walnut marquetry inlaid silver or
sSpsts & Ud u lSy ' rrads
chased In Italy, So In. hish. Is In. wide
and IL. long; matching pair Of coiorful
decorated porcelain. Chinese temple vases,
odd china. Dresden. Limoges. Saxon. Ger
man, Delft, etc.. consisting OF platters.
lace bowls. cups and saucers, plates, stems,
punch bowls. plate, etc: bedrm; suites "
s' snites and % odd hi pieces oi better.srsde iurni;
and sIaf attractive si ~ psrsian and Chinese russ
dSssse Is nsw sse sus sp.ss sas i4a7 sa
salosss Gnnsss fpfs e EYER nns sai srsc
tive "Hartz," 9xl2; 8 various size Shiraz,
scatter and hall sizes. Persian hrgea. 5sa.
"a uisI large oesss and small size. darker shade
background, lighter shade figured, always
popular "Belouchistans," suitable lot hail;
den. living room, any where; sIs ssysIEsal iI nsti
bsos sssaaaas Snasas ana Monday
The i auctioneers. MA. a82O or Ma. 1878.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
MOTORCYCLES.

AIS. Ariel Triumph. Matchless Norton
and ancis-Barnett motorcycles: some
models ready for Immediate delivery: $50
MOTORCYCLE SALES. 2o14 NJ st. NV
MATCHIEss 1896, 500 &C.. perfect con-
dition, completely equipped. $495. IR.
MsOeToRCYCLEs wINTERlzED - Trained
mechanics rive prompt expert service on
repairs and winter motor tuneup; lights;
brakes checked. new tires, windshields and
leg shields installed: all makes and mod
els repaired; all work guaranteed: the
most compiets stock of accessories in
INDIAN MoToRcYcLE SALES. ell 9th
B. s. f., $50 c., latest model. almost new.
very low mileage. Call GE. 1853 after
hAkIEg DAVIDSON; ss 4s-4s. perfect, :. sen-
MoToRcYCLE-Hariey Davidson. 1925.
%DIAN ND FouR. 1s41. excellent condition,
new rings, spring frame, buddy seat.
LIGHT MoToRCYCLEs ts). excellent con-
dition Servicylces, $50 to $3.50. TEDS
ESQ STATION, 11th and Park rd. NV.
1919 INDIAN CHIEF: perfect condition:
4.500 miles; buddy seat saddle bags, wind
shield: power-f1ow sprocket. NO. ,5523.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEvERLY beach, on Cnesapeake Hay;- Hay;.-
Summer. home. and building sites. Writs
aosE HSH ~ n:ys ..s COBB 81 cH Island
Nd For further Information call Atlantic
vs. So; s.:. 4s'' s.ss.: sss
BAY BAY RiDes9Now offered for the nrst
time attraSs.ve s}n1seloEy cetrai s91i beat
fine shrubbery and 2-car garage: splendid
yd p oI the suf Ssy sale nes n ersa vsfy fSr
price: possession with transfer. This will
solve your home problem VIM. H. LAM
ea cam CO s0b sole oemas fos appointment 70 inspect
pEALE, Md. on Herring Bay. Is nj; fTam !t,a
1 sm kitchen aa5 Ssr bss
heater oil ndrsS burner ssss
and fishing; price reduced from $3.50 to
s g.. for ssk sdls q
sign out Of Marlboro, Md. INQUIRE at Ben
Weiner Store in RssEs and loG9 oonNsN sGS sssf
ATTlTtRAcTivE 5-RM. BUNGALOW, owings
Beach, large garage convertible 1 to T. cotsaEe' s
grape arbor; reasonable price. buy nov now
sssss sess moeiS SWkEg M Mann Spanish eosssss.
CHoicE asii HoMEsITEs-Attractive bayside
lots for permanent homes or summer cot
g. low prices aa easy
year bus service. .Representatiye on prop
erty Saturdays and Sundays Or by nloDorts appol1s
e oNG ssiephaHRAs sHAchEchssspeak. A. a1ss Bay water
front-See this gorgeous wooded wonder.
miles miles wide At this point; excellent white
| sand beach. safe bathing, excellent nsti-
Ing ducking and smaIlTams nuntdE dIT.ft1s tns
offshore from Long Beach; hard-surfaced
road direct to bay, electricity, phone, arte-
sian water centrally distributed ito. to every nni
shSes If soasna unssr
9n Prince psvs to ais e Sa
k!sezessntstiys On :. proDsItys y Fl Fl times.
NoE E s2GkH saEa ~ oWNEsFarnshed NJ Iscn.Fa cot
ss So miles from b. G.; so-ioot water front
eo fs s aeP ppswar IN fsonstraeton q ss
brick fireplace with He Hsatols,,oSE, ,oS. bed bed
large screened porch, modern conveniences;
and outboard motor so with cottage.
SSo 6op BOAT e0x sa sHAksoR, s5i 800 feet Of water
front; 7-room house, ami: ga acres
Of land, with entrance on State road.
GEORGE, e. BRYANT, Beverley Heaen'
COUNTRY ESTATE on st. George Island;
six rooms, kitchen, 2 porches, oil h.Wh,;
NAN. ma. 63o7: eve, TR. $685. 14s
EPPING FOREST, near polis-Lerge
modern cottage. 2 baths, fireplace. porches;
H-acre lot at waterfront; reduced after
season price, S5,SO0 WALTER NJ. BAU-
NAN. No. Thomas Circle, ma. 622s'
We; W % S74zii 4siinr rn -.v.,on snor..: ia desir-
able cottage, furnished, two bedrooms;
large lot: all cony.; immediate possession.
LIVINGSTONE. l3.-
Evening star., 1946-10-12
Natures Children
Queer Sea Fish.
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Many queer fish travel the seven
seas. Some possess stationary hab-
its, some are wide rangers, others
fair travellers. Many live at depth
of 19,800 feet below the surface,
although only one species has been
brought up from its home OF Cape
Verde Islands. About 900 species
of deep-sea fish are known to live
comfortably at depth Of 5000 feet
or more. A few come to the sur
face to enjoy a sun bath and to
play.
Many are totally blind. To over
come their lack of vision some have
developed independent and orig
inal light-producing organs which
glow in the depths like brilliant
eyes. Some wear lights from head
to tail along their sides. One species
has a lantern in the black caverns
of his open mouth. Another tips
its long waving antennae with 9
phosphorescent bulb.
Other denizens of the deep are
armed with very sharp teeth,
placed in a great gaping mouth.
Some wear bayonets facing every
direction. Most of the deep-sea
fish are built along torpedo lines
to overcome resistance to speedy
movement. Those residing on the
floor of the sea have a fat body.
like the skates.
Cowfish, so named because Of
their head horns giving them
realistic bovine expression, range
from Brazil to Charleston, Pensa-
cola. the Chesapeake and in the
Gulf Stream to Woods Hole. Many
are known to travel as far as the
African coasts.
Porcupine fish, known also as
globe fish, fill their stomach with
dir, altering the natural, short
cylindrical form to a globe. At
this time formidable spikes are
sufficient to scare off even hungry
neighbor.
Ocean sunfish prefer open tenn
perate and tropical seas. They love
to come to the surface during
genial sunny weather for sun
bath and to play. They swim
calmly with the back fin showing
well above the surface, with never
a care who sees it. Fishermen
push. prod or hook it without any
retaliation from the sunfish.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
MoNeY 70 LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We VII
buy second-trust notes, p. e. nearby Nc
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
n r. ave. NV. National 1888.
HOME LOhNS--Low monthly payments
including principal, interest and taxes
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS a LOAN
ASSOC, 6i0 18th st. NV. D1. 2370.
lst AND End TRUST LoANs--Prornpt
cali cali Col COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sI7
9th ct. NV. RE. $3.50.
BROKERS. ATTENTION - We buy 2nd
trust notes on p. C.. Md: and Va. houses
1877 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 III pm.
MONEY on nrst and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryiand
CAN { N'.s:e Co. soi 18th. M IA. soss.
WORKING GIRL ou can borrow here
on Just your own SIGNATURE. Low cost,
fast service complete priyacy. Phone Mrs
Evening star., 1946-10-12
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES MARITIME COMMIssION
hereby invites sealed bids foT tae Raisi;
No. 2o3.5s4l . former coastal type ..s DasG5 i.G
in the James River Reserve Fleet. adjacent
TO Fort Elstis. virginis. The vessel tse. q q
propelled BY three f25 steam turbines "a "a
tea ii to Z citizens Of the United states. The
terms and conditions on which the ysssel
will be sold and other pertinent lntorme-
ton are set forth u Invitatiqn for 9,ia BIS ias
PDX-232 dated October ], 1D46, copies
Of which may be obtained upon sppiica-
tion to the Director Of Large Vessel sales,
Of Commerce Building, washington 70,
D. c. Permission to inspect the ysssei
may be obtained from Captain r. I; West,
Fleet superintendent, james River Reserve ys
Hall Virginia Telephone Lee Hall 261 y +.
Bids win be received until 2:i5 p.m.' 1aaa Easa-
The Commission reserves the right fo ,Ts e
iect any and all bids. A. J. WuliAAMs. Anns
mission, washington rs, d. G.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
AvToMoTivE MlscElLANEous.

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING By the Den
hour service; electric-treated sections II
capped s It ARCADE PONTIAC co. Wash;
irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, endeient
AuTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate De.
neatcst one you've ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, nshermen amd tour l
Ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTWaACn W GU.,
TOMS Largest Pontiac Dealer.
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION! we
have Just received large shipment OF g0oo-
viii also mt other models Of General Motors
cars. Prompt and neat installation
Irving st. NV, AD, $500.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
FARMS FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN ESTATE, near olney, Md,
100 acres, large house. 5 baths, recently
remodeied, beautiful setting I'm sorEsoui
grove of trees overlooks Olney Inn; Sey-
eral smaller properties available, includ'
Ing 5O-acre property. good house. bed
rooms. barn snd other outnuiidanss moo. moo-
PERSON. olney. Md. Phone Ashton 3s2s
gro ACRES valuable woodland, so mile.
?. g sys), near railroad and p. 9. ssI sG
OWNER. Box 414-J. star. l3 :
35-ACRE FARM, Virginia. 25 miles TO 2. G.
-S12.500, $1,000 down. $75 month.
Nice level land, o acres In timber 5 acres
of corn included in purchase price; Ex-
cellent 7-room frame dwelling. metal roof,
etc; modern bath, electricity, auto, water
system, cellar, plenty outbuildinss. broeds1 e.
view, hard road. ]. mile from yiilsse snd n,
Many. other barsains. r. G. PRINT,
Her Hssrndon; ;. ". Phone e.. e.. hon. ,IlS .I.cSr,e
kitchen, 1 " baths. full basement, h.-w.n.i
lust 8 mi: from Alex, nr; schools ana ogs; @
nice subdtvision land. Mr.. RklCk, 0A
2730, OV. 063z.. -A4
Evening star., 1946-10-12

+. PETER ANSBERRY, Attorney ut Law
Filed sept. se. 1915. Charles L. Stewart
IN THE p1srsIsc.Tfl Isc.Tfl COURT Or TIN
i9ormeilz fnosn ss NM i1NM iSIk RoHSEp SSE.
BRITT, and formerly known as NINA .!l
LUNN, JR. For Change Of Name.-Clyi
fnoSn fns as As NINA LuNN koWNp formsrls
fo1na formerly 3 Known k as NINA LUNN JR.,
having fled complaint for q judgment
RoWND and having applied 70 the coart
required By law ln such cases, e g: by
the Court, this 26th day OF September,
Ig46. ordered that all persons concerned
show cause, any there be, ,ooa oa Or hs nef2r: fh
prayers Of said complaint should not b b
granted: Provided, That copy OF thit
order be published once week for three
consecutive weeks before said day IN The M
Reperter. 5s,. .ALExANDER HoLTzorF
SSHHxsfs SHsssff sss sssrswARr Tss csrt c0Rs CLARA ssi
- ,4'-''' se2s,oc5,12.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

sT0REs. WAREHoUsEs, oFFEEss,.p's oFFIcEssmsp's;;
will bsq " 70 sas T Soqs se rsasTe MstTe
@sRss Psl!ssn srsa s sstsil and Wholesale. Louis
new BUiLDTNG, 18th and H sts;-N:e;
oe1sR End hGssae sd aaos sSper marfs
3 1000 900 se. ~ It. 1st ioor. loading platform;
zoned End commerl.; all freproof bldg;
disable for offices, department store, mer-
chandising & etc tr Gr1ss ysnta tn s,f
tenants requirements. viii divide. Nov
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN'
SWNER WILL BUILD to suit reliable ten
ssoYl lesstion. ss m RosGRF MokoSS So
EEAR eScS06NN Conn AVE. AND M sT.-About 2oc
sq. It. of second-commercial space; sec
ond hoor front, 2 rooms, 19x17 and 13x6la
Also private washroom; heat and water
furnisfIsd; will Tedscorate; s SIb per monsa Snaa
FIRST CosrMERCIAL-white or colored,
vacant and immediate POSSESSION. 4lE0
MINI. ave. ne, CLARENCE BERRY. TR'
1o 1sos & ST. Nv. nr. State Dept:-store
22x4s. now available. Phone Elk. 399s
IL 18th ST. s.E.-Building suitable fol-
store, ofdces or living quarters. owner
viii remodel to suit tenant. Store, apart.
ment and garage, S175 per month; can
be leased as an entirety only. For further
.Rss ill., sosd 81 ME AD
BH BEfHEsDAmio-rm. DsAsio. house. in CONNER
cial zonei near new Giant Market; Lease
b3sEMENT@Rens s Mi Eos: A for oI Storage purposes
near 4th and ne. Ii. 1892.
Evening star., 1946-10-12
Monty rosLoAN tcontinued)

f4ONE T0ANs--Diai chestnut 2444 and
money mo- ~ you NEED and when. You want ii
Hs vim arrange all the details ~ tpr ~, you .
HSFEh GSss on fESPERfY
D. c., Nd. and We. Prompt service ct low
TINE q BERENTER. 112e Vermont ave.
III TRUsT LOANS on real estate; low
WALaHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV, Ma