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Evening star., 1946-04-14
OES Activities
In Local Chapters

Bethany Chapter-Friday, rededi-
cation service and honorins charter
members.
Joseph H. Milans Chapter-Thurs-
day, initiation.
Federal Chapter-Tuesday, Friend
ship Club with Alice Tracy. We'd
nesday, Home Board with Elizabeth
Singer.
East Gate Chapter-Monday
Home Board with Lottie Sener. Fri
day. initiation.
Mizpah Chapter-Tuesday, star
point night with star points Of the
jurisdiction as guests.
Fidelity Chapter - Wednesday
hcnoring grand line officers.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Wednesday, Home Board with Mrs.
Nell Prender. Friday, celebrating
April birthdays.
Esther Chapter-Tuesday, 8 pm,
choir with Elsie M. Babcock. We'd
nesday, S pm, reheaTsal Of officers.
Thursday. limitation. -
Loyalty Chapter-Monday, Home
Board with Mrs. Lilah Kendell. We'd
nesday, entertainment by Bethel No.
S, Jobs Daughters.
Martha Chapter-Tuesday, Home
Board with Lydia Lendener.
Trinity Oak Chapter-Thursday,
Treaty Oak Chaper-Tuesday,
Home Board with Martha sisk.
Thursday, Card Club with Pearl
Manning.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes-
day. shonoring April birthdays.
Acacia Chapter-The Past Mat
rons and Patrons Association elec-
ted: President, Louis Heinzman;
vice president, Myers Hand and
secretary treasurer, Helen Lyles.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Local IOOF News

The president OF the Rebekah
Assembly, Ellie A. Lawyer, will make
an ofhcial visit to Ruth Rebekah
Lodge tomorrow evening, at Odd
Fellows Temple, and Brighwood
Rebekah Lodge on April Is at Ma
sonic Lodge, Carroll and Maple ave-
nnes, Takoma Park, Md.
There will be a class initiation at
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge. 2020 Rhode
Island avenue NE, Tuesday evening
by an installing team from Dorcas
Lodge.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
On going to Bermuda

We shall be happy when we can once again
issue an unqualified invitation to everybody
to come to Bermuda. We know how you
long for the magic charm of these peaceful
islands. But we are not yet ready to ac-
commodate large number of visitors.
There are facilities for few. Some hotels
are ready and some Bermudians have
opened their homes to guests. Transporta-
ton is available from New York and Balti-
more. But it will be little time yet before
we shall be able to take care Of ALL who
want to vacation here in the sun among
the flowers.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
T raveIer's; Notebook
By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
The Stars Travel Editor.

Last month, the National Parl
Service resumed its peacetime prac.
tice of collecting fees from motor.
lists entering Skyline drive. It was
preliminary to two developments
that expand the summer vacation.
lists held and are of particular in
terest to Washington recreation
seekers: Opening of lodges and cot
tages at three resort spots along
the crest of Shenandoah National
Park, and providing transportation
10 and over part of the drive for
those car-less thousands who have
never looked over Virginia's Pied
mont country and down into the
beautiful Shenandoah Valley.
Resumption of bus transportation
over the northern part of Skyline
drive Is q month or more away,
and depends largely on delivery of
equipment. But the first of the
resorts opens this week at Big Mead
ows, approximately so miles south
OF the northern entrance to the
drive at Front Royal.
Formal opening of the tourist
facilities will provide motoring sup
plies at service stations, meals, pic
mic grounds with fireplaces, free
wood, tables and benches and rest
rooms.
X 4 Il
Within few miles after enter
Ing the drive from Front Royal is
Dickie Ridge, where 80 rooms will
be available in cabins from June IL
to September 8. Each room has a
bath or connecting bath. The de-
velopment includes picnic grounds,
with such facilities as running
water, and service station.
Roughly 20 miles southwark Is
Elk Wallow Wayside, with its pic
mic grounds and restaurant. These
facilities will be opened June %.
Meals, and gasoline and oil are
available at Panorama, where the
Lee highway (U. S. 21D crosses Sky
line drive at Thornton Gap and
continues on to Luray and New
Market, Va. In previous years, over
night accommodations we're avail
able at Panorama, but such facili-
Evening star., 1946-04-14

So may we suggest these simple precau-
tons before you plan visit:
/. Have jour Travel Agent make botel res.
erpations for yox in aapanee.
2. Haze coyfrmation of those reservations
3. Be sare be bas engaged for yoa roand-
trip passage s0itb definite return reserya-
tions before yoa leaDe for the Islands
The sky, the sea, the delicately tinted
beaches, the myriads of glorious flowers,
the quiet restfulness are awaiting your ar
rival. Before long, we will be able to offer
them all with true Bermuda hospitality.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Ben Hur News

Meetings to be held in Pythian
Temple are: Monday, Potomac
Court, Tuesday, Mckinley Court
Congressional Court will have a
session at the home of Elmer john
son on Wednesday.
Members from the four courts
will meet in Pythian Temple Friday
night. United Court will be host to
two national officers, President A. l..
Saulmon and Treasurer r. G. Hun
gate of Charlottesville, Ind.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
10Th Division News

Washington Post, Twenty Ninth
Division Association, will meet April
Is at the American Legion Club.
Comdr. James E. Stevens will
preside.
A dinner dance will be held April
rs at Hotel 2400 to honor members
Of the association who served in
World War II.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Local Masonic News

The 10Th Degree VIII be conferred
| by the Scottish Rite on Tuesday
evening. A short class will COM
mence May 2, when the 4th Degree
will be exemplif1ed; May 8, the 14th
Degree, and May 8, the 18th Degree,
Joining with the present class for
the 30th, 31st and 32d Degrees.
Mtthras Lodge of Perfection will
meet Tuesday evening preceding the
conferring Of the degrees.
Ofncers of the Grand Chapter,
r. A. NJ, will speak in the follow
ing Chapters: Tuesday, Lafayette,
Thomas r. Wilson; Wednesday,
Columbia, William B. Mehler, jr.;
Friday, school of instruction.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ROXBURY, PA.

rs time to plan your Spring Vacation
and the ideal spot to select Is THE LODGE
inE, sports, good food, and good feliowship
abound. Owned and operates. BY WashinE.
tonians. Write today TO Box H-THE
LODGE, koxybury, Penna.. for special
Easter rates and reservations.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.

For Rent-In Blue Ridge Mts. Camping
cabin: 4 rms, furn., lovely location and
view on bus line. address Nimrod Mercer,
| R.F.D. No. 2, Bluemont, Virginia.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Spanish War Veterans

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp will
meet in United States SOLDIERS Home
at pm. Monday. Annual visitation
Of Department Comdr. w. @. Copley
and staf1 and the inspection by IN
spector Charles Cohen.
They will visit also Gen. M. EN-
NETT Urell Camp at pm. at Pyth-
ian Temple.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp will
entertain Lawton Auxiliary on May
5 at Pythian Temple.
A joint birthday party will be held
at Naval Lodge on April 80 OF VIII
liam Mckinley Camp Sons, Spanish
War Veterans and Capital City Fort,
Daughters Of 90.
Auxiliaries.
Visitations will be held this week
as follows: Monday, Admiral George
Dewey Auxiliary; Wednesday, En-
NETT Urell Auxiliary; Friday, Gen.
Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
Daughters of the Nile

Queen Edith Merz announces in
stallation Of officers of Samla Tenn
pie at 8 pm. tomorrow at 1900 Six
teenth street NV, g..
Evening star., 1946-04-14

For infesmeiien. wrifs Tie Bermudo freds
osvslepmsnf Besrd, HsmiIfen, Dsfmuds;
Or 90 fIffk Avenue. New York 70, New
York. o. ses your Tfsvd Agent.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
HooVER's PONY CAMP

For BOYS to II Years OF ase
A earetaker with them at all times.
Amusements. Pony riding, hshins, swim
mini, etc. Write for ressrvation,. open psa
June 10th to Sept. lst. three mies csvnts rts'
Virsinia, on NArrew Passage Creek.
J. Granville Hoover,
Woadstock, VA,A
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RESORTS,

RELAX =. In the mountains, amble |
Chesapeake to inviting beaches. We are
orsanixins lsw-eost All-expense weekend
tours for select groups. Write Box 15-A,
Evening star., 1946-04-14

fhrough htsterie places Or sail down the
orsanlsins ,.~esst " aiI-espsns. x.sksns
teurs for select groups. Write Box 15-A,
SUMMER CAMPS.
sSMI s4SsDf' TS Ss IsS esr.'.s s.n.s
stronr stan. Emphasis on health. safety,
h iqe s. 6oee Ress II f.. eR gsss
EXCEPTIONAL CAMP for boys GIG. The
famous ,hsny Camp Mnnsnah IN the ale
.etivift,i.s. Summing instruetor $ A ssi.e.sd
from Wsshinston. This same camp was
n 3 eoe as Rec ea STes' ss Va M.
ssaio.. sessRse asss s. G. fHoS4s sc a5cs
CAMP TOLEDO, for boys; 90 miles from
N. Y. City. in Catskills; now enrollins for
summer season; fee, $500; excellent facili-
ties. AZ sports; Jewish dietary laws: Wash
LoNGFELLow cAMP-sev.rn River near
Annapolis, Md. Boys. 7-l4; June 90 to
August "a. Riding. water sports. al camp
ssn. sr.sts4 sSSklet SSsn Esalss sHoo Esss
FOR BOYS, OIL. 5I00. Bethesda. Nd.
5o6 T. al. Sfy susoao ss"s RE- n
BOYS, TIA; well-eauipped cabins, pvt. lake
horses: $50 mi: Wash, D. G.: ehaperoned
iosus. sssst sPp sst ssrser. n.Rd sipwEIG rRIENps
sGHoSoL. saol WIS ws.oe. ave. Wash. 1e. D. c.
BOYS PENNSYLVANIA SUMMER CAMP;
private lake: SOC. acres; minimum OF 10
sS5. n a M .sfs 5. n Ssss As Ffnss
g. Eish seisrea , movies o. snon. of eaRp HkR.
TUNd. gag n Hishiind St, Ariins'on' va
irendacks. 75 acres. 3sth ". Good food.
.Gss osa. :ss sWHtR
q. Of r. Campus, Rochester 8. n. Z. For
Washinston reference call GE: -1442.
oAMs MorIsosIsotAs S. ssss sss'ssR Prom sib' 8
SWIMMING. ridins. etc; Churches rear rear.
s;sssn AN; 4 KS MIS- e 4: szsD1EL,
Camp Avalon Tor Girls sis
On historic Eastern shore o. Marylana
Swimming, sailins, riding, Camp Graz
Nurse. Professionally trained Adult Ceun-
sEors. weeks. Write or phone mrs.
Thomas Burekes, 1914 s. Thomas street
Arlington, Va. Glebe 4400. Ext. 102.
HooVER'S PONY CAMP
For BOYS ! to II years OF ase
A e.retaker with them At all times.
Amusements. Pony riding, hshins, swim
MINI, etc. Write for reservation.. Open
June 10th to Sept. lst. Three mies ~es'
Of Weodstosk, shsnanaoa9c aaao c,..s I''h'"
Evening star., 1946-04-14

OCEAN VIEW, VA.
Evening star., 1946-04-14

Camp Tired Avon for Bcys e-iS
On historic Eastern shore Of MARYLAND
SWIMMING, sailins, riding, Camp Graz
ali Land Sports, Dramaties' kegi1ere'
sEors. weekS. Write or phone mrs.
Thomas Burekes. 1914 Thomas street
4 rIin rinn Va (iiAhS A4O0. Ext. 1O2.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-26
WRITER Tells PLANS
IF HE were white"

CHICAGO, Jan. "A (ANP)-
Articles by whites on the subject
of what they would do if they were
colored have made their appear
ance at rather frequent intervals
during the past year or so, but few
Negroes have speculated on what
they would do if they were white.
Writing in the January issue of
New Vistas magazine, an interra-
cial digest, Alonzo V. Mercer, a
Negro social work in Chicago and
a member of the New Vistas staff,
has set forth his ideas on what he
would do if he were white.
Approaching the subject from
the point of view of enlightened
self-interest, Mercer writes: eff |
were white, l would be conscious
of the historical fact that the pres
ent favorable position of the white
group is of comparatively recent
origin. Other races and peoples
Egyptians, Ethiopians, Chinese,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-26

lations, Maj. Day, 81, a resident of
Chicago since 1928, came to the
bureau as first lieutenant in Aug
ust, 1943, and as editor of the war
departments weekly releases on
the activities of Negro soldiers ad-
vanced from that rank to his pres
ent grade of major.
In charge of the Negro press sec
tion during Maj. Days absence will
be End 1t. George E. Norford.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-26

etc. had created great civilizations
while Europe was still forest and
America was yet undreamed of"
"This consciousness" he contin-
ues would lead him to investigate
"the social, economic and political
forces that precipitated the down
fall of those once mighty powers
so that their mistakes might be
avoided in the world of today !. :.
| would never forget that my coun-
try was settled by oppressed peo-
pie from all parts of the world who
sought and found freedom from
their political, religious, economic
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-26
MAI. DANIEL DAY ON
EUROPEAN TOUR FOR
WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a (ANP)

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a (ANP)
Maj. Daniel E. Day, chief Of
the Negro interest section, press
branch, in the war departments s
bureau of public relations, has left
for the European and Mediterran-
can theaters on As day temporary
duty assignment.
Maj. Day left the National air.
port aboard an ATC plane which will
take him to Paris from where he
will visit areas in Europe and Italy
having large concentrations of
Negro troops.
One of the first Negro officers
assigned to the bureau of public re-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-01-26

and racial prosecutions. | would
also remember that all of them now
enjoy first-class citizenship except
the Negro.
Furthermore, if | were white, |
would oppose the few, with all the
power that I could muster, who
profit by racism and hate" and Il
would refrain from teaching my
children to be little nazis' by hat
ing others, but would bring
them up to respect and deal fairly
and Justly with all people regard
less of race, creed, color, or eco
nomic status"
Evening star., 1946-02-05

the industry today is estimated at
S20,000,000, of which about one
fourth represents the vessels. The
nets are costly. A large one is worth
about $4,000. 1t must be kept in
excellent condition so that it will
last for years. 1t is made ready
for trip by steaming, repairing
and stretching.
Fishing is done on dark nights
beginning the first week in August
and running about six months The
reason for night work is that the
great schools of fish rise close to
the surface, producing a phospho-
resent glow which may be seen q
long way of.
Usually the boats remain out for
10 to II hours. Sometimes the crews
must work around the clock The
record catch last year for a single
night was 100000 pounds.
Although Monterey is first of all
a sardine port, there is a short sea-
son in July and August when tuna
fish are caught. Squid are also taken
from these waters and sent to China.
Greece and the Philippines.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARM with 5-room home, large
chicken house and other utility buildings,
Se Il traet W vnsDr
Realtors, 1850 No. Irving. Arlington. Va.
FARMS, FARMS, FARMS = Call JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton
10 ACRES. good 8-rm. house. electricity,
well Of water at back door: good land, high
$s.5so RTELL NJ ". aAkpaERs g Gk assas. sss. @
337 ACRES, grazing land: house. many
good springs, mi. from Front Royal, Va;
sIeryiGea6le I and profitable. Inquire Box
' sos ACRES. Groom house. electricity,
good barn and other outbuildings; watered
sssh SEI,. 4 I. z: WEST. F. E $is5 $Yis @''OVO wv
EQUIPPED stock farm of 236 acres: with
County's most prosperous farming areas.
This farm is an unusual combination of
good land and ur-to-date buildings. There
is the low, rambling stone ranch-tye house
with z rooms, 2 tile baths, oil heat and
big stone fireplace; nearby is the 4room
guesthouse matching the master house in
devious for Mosbys Rangers; the stone
cattle barn; & horse s, barn 50.toa steel hay
with new refrigerating equipment. and
implement shed; included with, the farm
Is a large inventory of personal property,
Price, $4,000, See MASON H1RsT. Ann
andale. Va, at the end of Columbia pike
FARM and
pletely equipped; ready for immediate
operation; Ia acres; Groom modern fine
% miles trom n line' .0ue'sFT RoBERr esai MAoEE, T.
WA 1914 until g.
DAIRY FARM BARGAIN. with house. To-
Gated on high ground with very nice view;
production
production for the past go years by the
same owner; 73 acres, Of which 70 acres
pasture well-fenced with, creek running
through. Large old farmhouse with bath
and electricity: other buildings; large
cows: dairy house with cooling system;
large workhouse. butcher house, hoghouse,
chicken chick house, gsrages, one double the
I miles from Sykesville Md or 81 miles
from Baltimore, or AZ miles from Wash :.
Geqed real buy q terms i
KELLEY 4 BRANNER' T. 81 IeIs S746' ''0''
$50 ACRES, 5la miles north of Luray, Va,
mile Of 1sVe RIVER haf eeared
Isnd and Denty q water and bss sosfG ae
silo. 2 sheep barns and other outbuildings
necessary. State road and safe underpass
run through property; electricity available.
MoSTGoMERITD IDTeo couNrY@Lovels n 70 g. gs 74-aere
stock, chicken and turkey farm with =
room bunsalow-type home, 4 bedrooms;
bedroom and bath on 1st floor. den with
fireplace: o acres of woodland, balance in
grazing and best state of cultivation, with
stream and sparkling spring water JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesyille, Md. Phone Ashton
Md 3S46
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. acres and
200 acres. IL to % mi. out. Income
properties
S-rm. frame, ] mi. out, 3 apis
5S-acre farm with nice BUNGALOW, ST.q50
30 acres and 6-room house.
80 to $50 acres. cattle. dairy and
chicken farms.
These properties will suit the most
willing and ready purchasers. Call MI
Allnutt for details WORTHINGTON
REALTY, s427 Georgia ave, Sligo 654l.
Q am. to pm.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN BLDG. of "A units in finest
Rosslyn LOCATION. very close to GEORGETOWN
sure of a 1907 rental Priced to sell at
sa Harry coben cb rurhsr E 6ss R saaS
NON & LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma
ADJOINING BRICK BLpGs,, 4th and F
mately 45x100 IT.; only. S32 900 for both
Or can be sold separately. KAY REALTY
apF UNITS n R19' S4sf 6ds ave lst and
only S14.950 on terms. KAY REALTY CO.
INVESTOR with With S13,5oo can an profit from
builders immediate need Of cash for new
project through purchase of large, almost
Yearly neome Of Wel located IN
Arlington and offered at less than times
ANNUAL rent; rent iong-tsrm mortgage Of $22.-
ment. KELLEY & sRANNER, 81. 774o;
sss Sstsshsd .sy ss1s
t6To1g6out, ag6 IS years old; small expenses
$1,000 yearly inseme neo nice NV section
corner eeSRSih 81 sth AND Z Z. AVE. NWms s ad
joining properties fronting on 3 streets
Ss Tsna @A1fnR 1qssrs n RSsSslses s homs
eTss REA Nj sSRs M2 0t9 q purchase bust
ness property IeQulIlus d minimum OF ex-
pense of operation or management; stores
and a theater, in fine business area
leased for long term at a gross rental OF
IS 600 per year. Priced at only SIT 800
poHt sss isay Ph0ne n Nj wSlOers Go FOX "a
a.I1 St nv H.Rky IA 254si FRIEDMAN now or later
| if my services should be required in the
sale of your property. No obligation or
yogT part Until i Is sold ToI fagorabl
| RE 1166.
A GooD INVESTMENT. being sold for les.
than z times annual rent: most convenient
NV. location, west of 10th ST., near Co
lumbia I'd. consisting OF "a units contain
TRANSPORTATION. Building is fully detaches
]. DALLAS GRADY & SON. Df. $3.50
suP nf sRGK nH FG3T loe n hs soea Sa
ton; present rent $50 per mo-; tenant
furnish all utilities. Call M Fabrizio, NO
2s42 or RE, 3216; CONNER & RYoN. INC
S26 300. LEGUM q GERBER REALTY cO.
SS3s SW cSnn aaMsSaiRA sysi AD. $500. on, :.
Snek prise aSshss sn'ed Gas III sse4'
NORRIS, Realtor. RE 2112, Exclusiv,
WooDLEY RID. N:w.-s-unit brick from
detached apt. bldg:, Y block west Of wise
and convenient locations; apts. have
rooms, KIT. and bath; apts. have
burner: price, $4,000, existing trust
siSS SSss cash. m E1e and and san s
ssely, OR. 0I0s. BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
Evening star., 1946-02-05

CADILLAC 194l model az eonvsTtible Sc; Sc;
ced1 csns IEo Rocch 1Nc
1901 Conn. ave. EN-. 1900. Closed Sum
sc. 1sas as,s spas ,ssSn sSsS
atvSoir G0 a9Sh St a.a NH MI o1sS
r dfFsS eSRst!Sa %oR 2 aPA sss ssps Pa ays ssss
S674 within oPA ceiling; trade and terms.
Leo LEO ROCCA, INC. 1901 Conn. ave. EN-.
eenaition, s4s4 M Sehin oPA Ceiling ceiling RsS Go
DE SOTO 1s41 town sedan; radio, heater.
nice tires and upholstery; S1,425. within
Sc oeA SOFA sf1s 1884 TA sroa ssl4 tdoor sedan fine
ssoanadditien;; saad way way below oPA ceiling price
FORD 1925 de luxe coupe; $500, within
SUNS 81 Bet sa6 and psDeisi0. em
FORD 1912 station wagon: radio and
hfate real essn ostb selng ngd pPice s147o
tional new 1947 Frazer for early delivery.
Call US for full information, CENTRAL
ngT0m ea 1850 co ox 3553 3h53 Lee hwy Arl' Va
FRAZER AND KAISER automobiles Now
taking orders. JACK PRY MOTORS. 1889
HUDSON iifa4a Commodore custom 8 sedan
with heater, warranted OPA ceiling,
9l,SZU. trdQe ana terms. LEO ROCCA,
INC; 4301 Conn. ave. EN-. 7900 Closed
KAISER, now taking orders for the amaz-
Call US for full Information. CENTRAL
Va. Va eli. eli 1000. OK OK o5Sa. as n"''' Arlington
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1889 club cony. coupe:
cash. SILT within oPA ceiling. $50 to
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 sedan: below oPA
ceiling, S525, Phone Ho. 6o27 between
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1910 convertible club
ceiling; si,4s5, CIRCLE MOTORS. oath
NASH 1910 Ambassador sedan: over
drive transmission, radio and heater; price,
S1,017, within OPA ceiling; trade and
terms. LEO ROCCA. INC. 43OI Conn.
ave. EN-. 1900. Closed Sunday.
OLDS g. 1910 4-door sedan; below CPA
ceiling: 5000 Gil. Q164.
PACKARD 1940 model .11o 4-door; radio
sn6o snd heatsT goed mseShanca sondtion
PACKARD 1s4G aiao" sedan: good tires.
heater, black finish. This is very clean
car: ceiling. S1.521 PACKARD MOTOR
PACKARD 1888 sedan: 5 good tires, radio
ceiling cell T PACKARD S,11c MoToR SALES, SALES It9as is9s
PACKARD I941 "lSO'' sedan: 5 good tires.
radio and heater. spotlight side mirrors.
This is an exceptional clean car through
out; ceiling, S3,16S. PACKARD MOTOR
SALES. I242 gath st. NV. RE O123.
Evening star., 1946-02-05
Natures S Children
CALIFORNIA PILCHARD.
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

Sardines are back on the market
again. Not the tiny Norwegian sar-
dimes, but the larger ones known as
California pilchards. The sardine
capital of the world is Monterey
Calf. About II 900 persons in Mon
terey are dependent upon the sar-
dine industry for their livelihood
Monterey is a lovely fishing vii
lage situated among the hills that
rise behind the shores of the Pacific.
Most of the houses are white with
red tile roofs. The homes have been
built upon the slopes and the result
is very pleasing.
Today, the fishing fleets consists
of rs ships. Most of them are family
owned and operated. One of the best
examples of family-owned fishing
vessels is the handsome United
States Liberator All the members OF
its 12-man crew belong to the same
family.
There is considerable rivalry
among ship owners. The value OF
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY

THOs: J. OWEN g SON, 435 southern
site. situate on the westerly side Of Six
.eenth st. Northwest. just south Of Tucker
ground and overlooking the. Rock Greek
authority vested in us. we will sell at
public auction in front Of the. premises on
Tuesday. the 9TH day of February. AID.
l946. at $3.50 o'clock, Lot % in Square
2744. fronting so feet on the west side Of
depth Of approximateiy, S45 feet to ROCK
Creek Park in the rear. bordering Fries I'd :,
and overlooking Rock Creek Golf Course.
containing. 11,994 square feet of ground,
more or less. Terms of sale: One third
the purchase money to be paid in cash. the
one and two years after date Of sale, bear
ing interest at 5, per cent per annum. pay
able. semiannually and secured by first
deed Of trust on the property or all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. deposit
Of $500 required at time OF sale. Exami-
nation Of title. notary fees, revenue
Terms Of sale. to be complied with within
thirty days OF date Of sale, otherwise de-
post forfeited. THoS. J. OWEN g. SON.
ja26, 81 .fe2,5.