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Evening star., 1946-05-28
BY the Asseciotsd Press

Eleven jumpers are slated to go
to the post today in the $4,000
added Meadowbrook Steeplechase
Handicap at Belmont Park, first Of
five stakes, worth more than $780,
900, to be contested during the final
week of the spring program.
Mrs. Esther Dupont Weir's Burma
Road, winner of his two starts this
season, heads the field with 152
pounds for the test at about" two
and a half miles. r. McKinney's
Navigate, second to Burma Road
last time out, will carry IA pounds
and Mercator, which was leading
Burma Road until he fell in his
last race will saddle $50 pounds.
Wednesdays card will include the
$4,000 added top flight handicap
for older fillies and the holiday pro-
gram Thursday will feature the
$4,000 Suburban Handicap in which
Armed, Stymie, First Fiddle and
STRIDE will continue the battle for
championship honors.
In addition to Assaults bid to win
the triple crown by adding the
$1Q0, 900 Belmont stakes to his Ken
lucky Derby and Preakness victories,
the Saturday closing card will in
clude $4,000 added National Stall
lion for juveniles.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-04

Myers, of Marysville; Ines Will
Jams, Annabelle Harper, Florence
Welch, and daughter, Pearl Colli-
son, Jean and Daisy Turner, Thel-
ma Rhoades, Florence Sears, Ed
ward Amrine and family and Mary
Jewell, were callers the past week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Carpenter.
Elsie Johnson and children, of
Columbus, were Sunday guests of
the Longshore family.
Lee Mitchell and family spent
the weekend with friends in
Springfield.
Gwyne Love, of Columbus, was
a weekend guest at the Paul Jew
ell home.
Mrs. Ada Shirk, with her week
end house guests, Mr.. and Mrs,
Don L. Shirk, of Forest, spent
Sunday in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davie Johnson
spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Pierson, OF Flat Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Auer, of
Marysville, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jew
ell, in the afternoon called on Paul
Jewell and family.
Mrs. Charles Winget is slowly
convalescing from her illness. Her
callers this week included Grace
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bow
ersmith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Small
wood, Geneva Rhoades, r u by.
Ream, of Zanesfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
II. V. Land, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beck,
of Redwood; Mr.. and Mrs. Crate
Gordon, Florence a Id Mildred
Sears, Mrs. Frank Laird, of Mar
ysville; Mrs. Jett Moffett, Mrs.
Blaine Carpenter, Cora Johnson,
Stella GlaSsborn, Ada Shirk, Dora
Miller, Rev. Smith, Flossie De-
Wolf, Mrs. Frank Jackson and
Daisey Turner.
Floyd Shirk and family spent
one day last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Watts and family, of near
North LeWiSburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Glassborn
entertained friends from Spring
field, Saturday.
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G1asborne were, Pearl Shirk and
family, Ora Jackson, and Eva
Hamilton
Harold Smith and family were
Monday dinner guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Smith and family.
Grace Clark and Mrs. Blaine
Carpenter were callers at the
Frank jackson home last week.
The many friends of John Sam
uel Jewell are welcoming him
home after service overseas. John
arrived Thursday.
Saturday guests at the Pearl
Shirk home were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Melching, of California, and
Francis Montgomery and family,
of Marion.
Mrs. Paul Jewell and son, and
Mary Jewell, spent Monday with
friends in Marion.
Sunday guests of Mr., and Mrs.
Oscar Shirk were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Stanford, of Big Springs,
and Roger Bennett and family
of Broadway.
Francis Montgomery and family,
of Marion; Mr.. and Mrs. viii
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SOCIETY
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY

1
The Whatsoever Circle of the
! Kings Daughters celebrated its
fiftieth anniversary with a dinner
and program in the church last
Thursday evening.
The tables, attractively arranged,
held bowls of yellow jonquils on
gold doilies, candles in crystal
holders and place cards of purple
paper in the form of a maltese
cross were lettered and outlined in
gold ink, while the favorS consisted
of tiny gold flower pots each hold
ing a white candle and delicate
white and purple flowers. The nap
kins of white and gold carried the
circle name and dates 1896 1916.
Eighty-two members and guests
enjoyed the three course dinner
served by the W.S.C.S.
A large purple Maltese cross
holding ten yellow candles in the
center, represented the ten original
members with one yellow candle at
the top in memory of Mrs. Win
Arnold, who led the circle for Is
years, also held So white candles,
which represented former leaders
and present members.
Miss Mary Fisher, present lead
er, presided at the dinner and
opened the program with her
greeting to the guests to which
Mrs. John DeVoss, county preSi-
dent, responded. Prayer was by
Mrs. Alvi Graham, devotions from
the 45th Psalm were conducted by
Miss Mary Orahood.
Mrs. Russell Banks read inter-
eSting letters from former memb-
erS.
Miss Nellie Taylor presented a
vivid history of the activities of
the circle from its beginning until
the present time. AS Miss Taylor
mentioned the names of the lead
ers present members and the year
CdCll DCCdIllC IL IllCIliDSI q CctliOlC
was lighted by Miss Florence Nc
Cam and Mrs. Chester Rosette.
The history was interSpersed with
letters of regret and reminisence
from former members who were
unable to attend. These were read
by the secretary, Mrs. Frank Holy
cross.
The circle quartette, Mrs. Hor-
ace Martin, Mrs. James Evans,
Miss Ruth Barr, and Mrs. Ralph
S m h, accompanied by Mrs.
Blanche Morelock, sang two lovely
numbers, MY God and T., and
''Po' Little Lamb.
Mrs. Edgar Holycross read an
amusing summary of the year,
1917, when she was secretary.
Mrs. Clarice Spieker, of Toledo,
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Mrs. Howard Longshore spent
a few days last week with rela-
tiveS in Urbana.
Richard Norwald, of Wisconsin,
and Paul Reed, of Illinois, were
Sunday afternoon callers of Ell
wood Liggett and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herd,
moved to their home here, recently
purchased from Francis Montgom-
cry. Mr.. Herd operates the grocery
store, formerly owned by Mr..
Hamilton.
Major Don B.rriS came home
Friday to accompany his wife
back to camp with him, leaving
on Monday for Ft Bragg, N. c.
Their children will be guests of
their grandparents until Mrs. Bur
rus returns.
Pearl Shirk and family spent
Montgomery and family, of Mar
Sunday afternoon with Francis
ion.
Major and Mrs. Don Burrus
were Saturday evening guests at
the Longshore home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Liggett
spent Sunday evening with Mil
dred Hamilton, of Columbus.
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Ridgeway

Winter in Avondale, Florida. Their
home is in Dayton.
Mr.. Pearl Daily, father of Mrs.
Emmitt Johnson, has returned to
his home after a two weeks stay
at Akron wit hhis son, for special
medical treatments. His health is
reported much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Putnam re-
ceived word of the death of their
brother-in-law, Jay Mack Watkins,
If Belle Center. He was buried on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baughman,
Mrs. P. D. Winter and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Winters and daughter,
Shelia, motored to Columbus Tues
day.
Ralph Ollie, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy bile, left Feb. 20, for induc-
tion into the U. S. army. He was
at Camp Atterbury until recently,
but has been moved to Camp Lee,
Va.
The ". S. c. S. of the Ridgeway
Me tho0ist church met at the home
of Mrs. P. d. Winter for pot
luck dinner and business meeting
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie PrintZ re-
turned home Monday after several
weeks visit in the southern states
with their daughters. They cele-
brated their 50th wedding ami
versary while they were in the
South.
Mrs. Doda Henry has been con-
fined to her bed with a severe cold
and a stomach ailment.
Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Robinson
were weekend guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. DeMark Smith, of Bellefon-
taine.
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: BYHALIA
BY MRS. PAUL GREEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Coons ano
family and the Rev. and Mrs. Ken.
meth Carey and son, Miriam, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Green.
The Methodist church Women's
Society spent a very enjoyable aft
ernoon with Mrs. William Hines,
Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Rouse, OF
Cleveland, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Rouse's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ruhl. Mrs. Ruhl Wis
tied in Cleveland Wednesday, re-
turning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Allen, son
Keith, and baby daughter, Bever-
ly Joyce, called at Paul Green's,
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haughn,
Donna Mae and Eddie Lee, and
Mrs. Elmer Miller were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Shipley, fo Marion. A turkey din
Iner was given in honor of their
son, Robert Shipley, of the Navy,
and his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lingrel are
the parents of a baby girl.
MI. and Mrs Ralph Dysert have
moved to their new home this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nichols, of
Somersville, and daughter, Their
esa, and Mr.. James DeLong, of
Columbus, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Nc
,IntoSh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Krouskop
have returned to their home aft
er having spent most of the wint-
er in Florida.
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MARCH 4, 1916

Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Stump were
callers Tuesday evening, at the
Malcolm Ansley home.
NJ and Mrs Harley Stump Wis
tide at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D, o. Stump We'd
nesday evening.
T-4 Bernard M. Beatty called
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Be-
atty, Thursday evening, from In
dianapolis, to inform them that
perhaps he would be stationed in
the United States for while, at
least. "Bun" thinks four years a
way from the States is long e.
nough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Fisher have
purchased property in Kenton and
will leave the farm in the near
future to occupy their new hmoe.
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The UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MAeYsvILLE OHIO

state president, made brief talk
and congratulated the circle on
its years of service and loyalty.
! A playlet entitled, "Th Original
Ten, depicting the ten founders
Of the order was given by Mrs.
/ garet Botome, the first president;
Mrs! James Evans, as Miss Libby;
Mrs, Luther Liggett, as Miss
| HomerSley; Miss Verge Kerr, as
Mrs. Field; Mrs. Russell Banks, as
Mrs. Dickinson; Mrs. Ivan South
ard, as Mrs. Davies; Mrs. Claude
Skidmore, as Mrs Irving; Mrs.
Blanche Morelock, as Mrs. Papon;
Mrs. Walter Graham, as Mrs.
Ruggles; and Mrs. Frank Beck, as
Mrs. Schenk. All wearing costumes
of 60 years ago.
The meeting closed with the
singing of Aud Lang Syne" and
the Mizpah benediction.
The out of town guest list in
cluded Mrs. Asa Crandall, Dayton;
Mrs. Betsy Fleming, of Sargodda,
Peurjob, India Mrs. F. B. Steph-
ems, Miss Doane Norris, Mrs. Lee
Hamilton, Miss Nell Golden, Mrs.
Edwin Smith, and Mrs Lloyd
Huffman, of Columbus; Mrs. John
Stokes, Chicago; Mrs. Clarice
Spieker, Tiledo; Mrs. John DeVoSs,
Mrs. Seth Ingram, and Mrs. Raw
lond Bishop, of Milford Center;
Mrs. Helen Sieg, Mrs. Josephine
Young, Mrs. Paul Hutchinson, and
Miss Mary Hastings, of Richwood;
Mrs. Cliff Clark, New Dover, and
Mrs. Homer Mitchell, of Detroit.
LII Ill -
VISITS MOTHER
Dr.. c. A. White, Columbus, spent
the day Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. w. F. White, and his sister
Mrs. Charles haywood, of Detroit,
at Mrs. Whites home on w. Sixth
st. Mrs. haywood has been visit
ing with her mother since last
Tuesday but plans to return to De-
troit tomorrow.
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VISITS MOTHER
COURT OF COMMON EAS
UNION COUNTY, OHIO

/
John c. DTiScoll, Plaintiff VS.
Ruth n. Herman, lGt. AL, Defend
ants.
Legal NOTICE
David Elliott formerly of CleVe-
land, Ohio. and Mrs. David Elliott,
his wife and Ruth y. Herman and
John Doe Herman, her husband, re-
siding at ia North Road, Whining
ton, Delaware, will take notice that
on the 22nd day Of September, 1915,
John G. Driscoll started an action
i'm the Court of Common Pleas of
Union County, Ohio, as party plain
tiff against Ruth Herman and John
Doe Herman. her husband; Ottimer
Elliott, an incompetent and John G.
Driscoll, his legal custodian; David
Elliott and Mrs. David Elliott his
wife, and Benjamin Driscoll. single
and unmarried. praying for parti-
tion of real estate and equitable re-
lief and the real estate described
herein.
Situated i'm the County of Union, in
the State of ohio. and i'm the Town
of Newton and bounded and de-
Scribed as follows:
Part Of Lot No. / in Newton. I'm
ion County, Liberty Township, O.
hio. Beginning at the corner of
said lot where Main Street is inter-
sected by an alley; thence with
said Main street N 81 deg. w. 22
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feet to a stake; thence parallel
with said alley n. 80 deg. 10. 4
poles to a stake; thence S. 81 deg.
Il. % feet to a stake in the margin
of said alley; thence with said
alley S. 80 deg. Il. poles to the be-
ginning.
Said parties are required to an
swer on or before the 18th day of
April, 1916, or be forever barred.
JOHN G. DRlSCOlL
Plaintiff
William l.. Coleman, Attorney
3-4-6M
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BY MRS. JOE BEATTY

Mrs. Elmer Putnam received a
box of mixed fruit from her son
and daughter-in- law, Mr.. and Mrs.
True Titus, who are spending the
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-04
PEORIA
BY Mrs. Blanche Longshore

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Laird, of
Missouri, spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs Don Shirk.
Monday callers of Mrs. Elmer
Evening star., 1946-11-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

suBDIyIDERs AND BUILDERS = 500 %
acres min to e buSinsss sedse
already half completed. South Capitol st.,
200 it. wide. is already open for traftie
beyond this 500-acre tract; also many
meat in tbs locality; priced 5 cents per g
s.s4 ACRES near Al cola. Loudoun County,
Virginia; beautiful trees; transportation,
S75 cash; S25 month; price $500. LEWIS
e. SUMMERS. Chestnut 2117, 1904 N.
ganfGr yfTpf8n st; HoMFsITP AEEngFPn in welpa99ed
neighborhood. restricted for protection
and enjoyment. There are winding roads,
hills. brooks and patches OF woodland;
tance; average lot size | acre Located
In the thriving community Of Annandale,
Va; Shown by MASON !, HURST, IR;s Annan- mar
HIGH LOCATION FOR EsTATE-32-acre
parcel in colesville area of Mont. Co, with
on rear; S11.950. r. P. RIPLEY, SH
1880 or SH. 1915. Mr.. Romer. 20 :.
641s ACRES, with approx. 20 acres cleared,
frontage on Falls Church. -Annandale I'd
also secondary access road; trunk line
e fontsse on 10 Ro@es R
for subdividing and suburban residences;
transp: to Wash. from either Falls Church
BY property. Priced at 500 per acre;
cash, naao EASTMAN & STEELE Realtors
FOxHALL RD.-s-acre tract, near Mount
Vernon Seminary; excellent site for estate
RIDDELL REALTY CO, 1742 K st. NV.
70 ACRES HIGH LAND, Groom, 2-bath
semibungalow; 300 TT. off Wash. BALTIC
blvd, midway q. of Md. and y: s. Farms
at Beltsville, Md. bordering Little Paint
Branch and proposed county park; land
is rolling and beautifully wooded: Lear
garage, chicken house 4Sx24 feet; price,
H. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor, 6037 BALTIC
blvd, Riverdale, Md, WA. 1910, WA
1898. II
COLORED APT. SITE-Over acres in
excellent Northeast location: high eleva-
ton. convenient TO schools and shopping
surrounded by wide paved streets: utili-
ties already installed priced reasonably.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1141. 30
Evening star., 1946-11-26
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Sas5 'front.' Ts5ts Ssau55S1 6BH good bsa
lAVEk sEVEkLEY ( LEE BEAcassara.and seafy Ssas;
nished: corner lot. 75xl50; near bay;
eH0 efsss. 03n E. csIsER. BeSerlss @ y Beach,
sEypnhY Mayp na REacH Msa EneF on Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
uNUsIAILY IN FINE TiDEWATEEu estate
unexceiied water front. oysters clans,
fishing Epmlns haseenf haabors o9sS acre
estate essI nuhse IoTefy home dwas designed By
williamsburg architect for movie actressl
spacious bedrooms with private, bahs, built
n chests o5 orawers ana den b eenfury
random width floors. Ultramodern Kitchen;
Two 3-room guest cottages with toilet and
sfseS s9ger atesan R
On the serene Indian River overlooking yer & fhs
Chesapeake Bay. Price, 100000, BROOKS
$3-F-ss Fal Tapplahannock. % va. v ~ .S7
IoNG BEAcHmLots IN new lagoon section,
also wooded acreage tracts for sale Rep
bathing, fishing; carefully restricted. Turn
,IIs ACRES WooDED LAND, Ioh miles
St ssrustion e nt, 70 IN indian % Head. Ma has com
munity shore rights. on wide Piscataway
close-in to Wash. water front location;
sALL-YEAR all BV Chesapeake M Bay cottage. so
miles out; front and side. screened porches'
kitchen, dinette. large living room. ped,
foor:: automatic oil heat. gas stove, elec-
tricity; large lot: sandy beach: $500,
terms. MR.. BOND. NE; 95d0 -,
tyont Only Iod deSeioped oN Or udeTeloped
NO 1927 after g. pm.
Evening star., 1946-11-26
Toke Ny Word for Ii
b3 FNSFAINM OOLbI.
What Are Words Made 0fe

Nnat are N0fus Mdue OIr
In English there are thousands OF
valuable words which have been
coined to express ideas or to name
objects for which no words existed.
Such words are compounded from
Latin and Greek prefxes and suf-
fixes.
For example, let us take the COM
biniIlg form tele-, from far off" By
coupling it with these suff1xes,
graph. something written" -phone,
voice." scope, instrument for view.
ing" we produce the familiar words
telegraph, telephone and telescope.
Now it must be emphasized that.
while nearly all of such words are
coined in imitation of Latin and
Greek words, they are English words,
and are not Latin or Greek. Obvi-
ously, there were no such words or
objects in ancient Rome or Greecs
as telephone, microscope, periscope,
etc.
I have compiled what I believe to
be the most complete list of combin-
ing forms thus far published. Every
one interested in good speech and
writing and in vocabulary building
should have this valuable reference.
For free copy, send a stamped, self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby,
in care of The Star. Ask for Combin-
ing Forms pamphlet.
(Copyright, the Bell Syndicate, Inc. 1e46)
Evening star., 1946-11-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

1,625 SO. Fl. OF DESIRABLE once spact
sysil. immed in downtown ofice 6idg' aoIa Sal
SfFicE SffFkdays IN 30 APT sIbG of 400 family
units in nearby Md excellent locasiSR iS'
spENs gFass0nfr sdf Eastern GT ava
Office space now available in completeiy
sa aa ksx sSb RSAfx S7s cS "a sSSS
LOCO # On s vasa7t asa ornes axaEaele only
IIth AND X SITS. N.w.-Newly decorated
suite consisting of 2 large rooms and bata
ice bldg. Call LEO M: BERNSTEIN q
CO, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 540o. Wash
tngton's Complete Real Estate Institution
DESIRABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE offices
avail. for immediate oecupan,Sy% @ I, % n 3tI ems
sandag ns R 1ss. to o0TSSS l. Sa 300; Seefdays "a
p@ p,ss5 SO sa. igp4 r. OF DESIRABLE office space
Ms Neekds2s sAf ess essaheas pg, Na ? 1854. NA 80
on, WIS. AVE. near Van Ness st:IsEntiire ire
doctor or dentist once. sun, EN-. 1921;
weekdays WO. 1861. -26
CENTRAL LOCATION - Desk space. fur,
nished, with switchboard service; mail
address snd telephone dsxt
40 40 Bond Bidg. Bi. ssoi. go
18th ST. NEAR PARK RD.-1st CONNER
cial: 8 lge. rms, app. 1000 So. IT. In all;
pGfs9oas sqses m dentist nse Ms 9P5o s eE
aes5 X ST. N.w.-short or long term
lease available entire End floor OF newly
rsmodesd Ddg open spaes r sP
A' .ne. Key SoS at fD1RuRY REALTY CORP, I7S7
K st., RE, 1888: eyes, sH. 1892. "a
Evening star., 1946-11-26
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

CADILLAC OWNERS-Veteran has expert
mechanics to repair your car; drive IN
bles: we don't guess. In very short order
WnLARDs GARAGE J. PAINT SHOP,
HnTo E1sT 5Glp nuGGAGE T. TRAILER mmediate
livery, new shipment just arrived; the
s oW prasd as abE
1887 irving st. NV, AID. $500. washing
eaR sS kEffsIsaRpNoW H9Rfae Is the time
ers in one Of washington.s largest modern
ayaaSs stsR Y 81 !ss lssn stias ans
SeSs HSPs RE FL sf aEcAps AT fseo BY the Dem
hour S Service Service: electric c-treated sections il
ssppea sepp rs Ct Is % ss sef s SsHf Fss Co., eeps W
nsins st. nE Ap $685. aask eeen
PoNTIAc OWNERS, ATTENTION: We
have just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popyflsr " colors dfns They
sesired. sess 0nss aReApG Sc poNf1Ac ssf CO. i4s7
11zSss 1Sssslsi. s. Buick Sp osRss1ERspue ssS1 to the
slow production of new. cars we advise q
new Buick engine n. installed in .on yous present
ing; we use General Motors installment
plan. TEMPLE MOTOR CO., Buick Deal
3055. -2s
TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted.
Pickup bodies In stock Vans and special
bodies made to order. FRED S. GICHNER
IRON WORKS, INC. truck dept. 1914
NEW TIRES-Don't stand in line or de-
pend on a waiting list. Immediate delivery
on any PASSENGER or truck size tire, OF
Also used tires and l-day recapping sery;
ice. CONSOLIDATED SALES CO, 1895 q
REBUIIT TRANsMISsioNs, guaranteed;
new hubcaps, grilles. sealed beam head
lights, water pumps, fuel pumps. lacks,
glass Installed. J. L: BRENNER g. CO.,
1870 Montana ave. FIR. 1870; .3r
1907 Courtland st. NV, AID. 1904.
TRAILER. dump. useful to farmer or man
hauling small loads. S5. ST; 3elS
1907 Corocoran st. NV. AID. 1904.
Evening star., 1946-11-26
BIB THE EVENING STAR Washington D c.
oFFIcEs FOR RENT (coNT.I /

OFFICES FOX KENT tSONt.l.
STUDIO OR OFFICE FOR RENT. skylighi
with northern light; daytime use only
cIxRESDoSA3 CLAIR and rm, once suites;
suitable for doctors, dentists and PROBES.
We sHnf HAVE fn ifoaN hfadTuL hGL OK 0oDS suite
tol Plaza. and Union Station which would
vsr OF sfide s
REALTY CO., Realtors. 11O9 Eye st. n. "
NEAR NJ 10th AND N. Y. AVE. N.w.-Desir-
beth aysila5le ,iT now ooo on long-term lease
1oe3, goth sT. N.W.@Entire 1st floor Of
exposures; available now DRURY REALTY
CORP, 1887 K st. RE. 1913; ewes. sH
DoCToRs AND DENTISTS. ATTENTION
large and small suites available in
nsssa oh sds nsSsss
fi..e@5 SO. FIT. of desirable once space
cail MR.. KAY. Sunday, Ia % pm, NA,
1919 sfs Ysssdays Ysss rs 81 SW Pm d MA 9as
med possession s io $e5 mo. aoa' cali % LEO N
81 300. iWtasshinstOn's Complete Real Is
ist st.GRADES OFFICE SPACE in downtown
elevator building; very modern; units
fun service: So So. it j. A. WEINBERG
CO. 1707 H st. NV. MA. $500. 81
BETHESDA-ofhces for rent on Wis. ave;
suitable for any. type of business. MIR
PISANI. OIL. $500. 80
FURNISHED OFFICES. also desk space;
mail address, telephone answering service
by experienced operator. l.. J. CoWIE
500 Eye st. NV. II
1874 goth ST. NV, block and half to
Conn. ave. and Dupont Circie-3-story
brick, being remodeled with cement frs,
floor: all new plumbing with lavatory on
! st and End fs.; new h.-w. gas heat: about
1,S00 SO. 1T. deep rear yard; ready for
occupancy about January L. FRANK M
DOYLE. Realtor. 927 18th ST.. NV, DI.
COIoRED-oFFICEsF FOR RENT, for doc
tor, dentist or business representative; l,
2 or rms; ideal location on Georgia ave
carlne GE. 1885. -26
Evening star., 1946-11-26
rRAllERs.

BAGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel. inclosed
loading doors, completely weatherproof
EuacaGE idss i0s stoTfsxs TRxLGR airtsht dustDToo
all-metal; spare. tire and wheel; reason
able. Il3S Neal st. ne. 26a
NEW AND USED house trAilers on az tc
24 month terms. Metal luggage trailers
scries, Cash for your trailer. RICHTER
IRf MER SALES, Route l, Berwyn. Md
TRAILER / iRRsSS1TALs--Rent all-stee, utility
ss sg 81 ske a1 q q oase rena Ai sa
afternoon Tor Sunday. AMERIcAE TRAIL
ER CO.. 1920 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1891
sPARTAN, the all.alumsainum aircralt-cGn- i q,
meaiase ssdisss deiiRery soUIs9Ap TRALeF
Berwyn. Nd, Tower 6I82
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
cess cessories; Dlsi visit G out ( new display rooms
sivins aRf s'0da daiiy AMERIcAN sa % TRRER
INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. Wo. 1921
n make sosn tip to Georgia and Florida. Gai
AMERICAN An asay TRAILER. 194a: good condi-
tion; sleeps A. Inquire at office. 202S Lee
hwy AL Xa alebe 2Oa0 hons. s trailer
1917 IT,, elec. brakes; reasonable. Miller i
Tourist Court, Richmond hwy, Box 450
Alexandria, Va. JOHN SAMMoNS. Please
do not inquire office. 2b
RoYCRAFT 1943; perfect blond H trim;
TRAILER, new, 8x26 IT,, finished in ma
hogany, birch and greenwood; strictly
modern. On display, 5l09 Wisconsin ave ays
TRAILER, luggage, wanted; or 2 wheels;
used EN- S293