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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 ACRES OF Wooded land. IL miles 10
yation; price. $1,000 cash. Phone Wood
e eoL 1SSsi ROAD, 10 miles. from Silver
s sssns su'e oWNE R[ ST. a ssS NO
thfi5 sG money; s-hQSr ride T. :, {. Eyer
rolltne, So s 10; $3.50; 15s and ito o. a.
nj % out a. = e. fSa g. E G e. 81 sf4a
"a ACRES oP bnms Annspos h y
EKT s. pAT1s 3 Co. Co. 500 od saltiSoTs
s sisoo snd s MoNTEG UNI mcouNrYs5
acres clear plus good 6-rm. and bath
e ee iro nss on Sc rds m nous s. C.
10 MILES D. ,c.--s.56 acres, 4,room
IDEAL location for poultry TAKE Route No
neu NILES G5 From s RAgE sprRs near . Inter-
Wheaton hwy, safaeient acreage Tor i
eo Fss lots any all rea atss o osT SWIRL M
M NO fe5 lhs C eoG GsHa Trayilah rd
sSBo Is e. on ssfd re- WI f se es All
ON MAIN HIGHWAY IN virginia, miles
from downtown Washington; tract of "a
acres, with 300 feet frontage on high.
way: on top of a hill with pretty views;
other tracts from l acre up. Buy now, get
land paid for and then build when con-
3 WELL LOCATED ACRES i High eleva-
ton, can divide into 81 beautiful home
sites; price, $1,000. LOWERY & MEL
TON, sH: 2141, SAILS Ga. ave- Silver
APPRoxIMATELY 90 ACRES, vicinity o.
River Bend Camp, Great Falls, Va; S15t
per acre. Call CHI. 1881 Sunday after IL
TO ; ACRE TRACTS, Dunn Loring Gar.
dens. Va, near school, church, store, bus
$3.50 per acre. easy terms. At Fall.
Church trafhc light. out west Broad s.
IL mi, turn left on 1dylwood I'd. mi
to Dunn Loring school and our sign
JAMES E. MAHoNEY. Woodward Bldg.
Il ACRES, ) miles from D. c. line; all sub
PTiced at SSooe9 Ple ass 81 Ka'sl
On paved road; electricity i aRsilable
Fers ~f ERv1N REAI49 CO.. call asas9s
Vile 0334: ewes. WA. 1881.
81 ACRES. near oakton, Fairfax County
Beautiful building sites, large timber,
streams, $3.50 acre: financed if desired
Two smaller tracts at $500 per acre
THOMAS g. CO. Phone Vienna (va.) 125
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY <. DIERKoPH, Attorney,

I0US Henna. ave. NV.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate of Frank
K. Hill, Deceased.-No. 66,616.-Adminis-
tration Docket .141.-Application having
been made herein for probate Of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and
Norman s. Hill, Adelaide Fisher Strick-
land, and The Riggs National Bank OF
washington, D. c., it is ordered this 18th
day of February. AID. 1916. that Mrs
Louisa Neale Drake, Howard F. Neale
Alfred Earle Neale. Raymond Miles Neale
William H., Neale Kathryn Griflth, GLADYS
Neale Virgin, Edith Neale Yeskitt, William
Edwin Neale, Norman Kenneth Neale, al
lnon-residents, and the unknown heirs-at.
law and next-of-kin Of Frank K. Hill. de-
in said Court on Monday, the 18th day Of
March. AID. 1916, at 1000 o'clock Am.
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof be pub
lished in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and THE Evening Star" once in each Of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the FIRST publication
to be not less than thirty days before sale
return day. Witness. the Honorable 30.
LITHA j.. LAWS. Chief Justice Of sail
1916. tSeal) Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH
Register Of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
fec, 1923
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL, 3-ton Cos, stake body,
1885, excellent running condition, recently
oyerhauied; new battery, tires. A real
buy. OR. 1903 before 1880 am. or Box
T TRACT s' iTRAnER-1s41 international
XII, 22-ft, Fruhauf trailer, insulated,
$40 tires. $2,700- ME. 1908. 40 Mass.
CHEVROLET, half-tone, panelled, 1885;
IN good running condition. WILLIAMS
FORD VS. 1888. C.o.E. chassis and cab,
32x6 10.ply tires; condition excellent
WiIIfAMs cHEvRoLETA CO. ee sH. s4 500.
INTERNATIONALS ~ 1941 ks, 3 to s
ton dump trucks, within OPA ceiling. FIR.
3 3Sgt, sf sT,5r Pm. .,,., 80
White, fiat, 1888: White express, 1871
Diamond T. nat stake, $3.50. Truck tires.
n rd n snd T ssed asoo lls2l2l BladenSears
CHEVROLET 194l ton and u dump,
good condition. Phone 81. 950s or 81.
GMC 1910 2h-ton. excellent condition:
under ceiling price. 1900 BlandensburE
S
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son, Auctioneers,
restaurant fixtures and equipment, bent.
wood chairs, formica tables. booths, stools,
cash register. refrigerator, fans, Toast
trap, mixers, Star fryer, gas water heater,
adding machine, mimeograph. etc. BY auc-
ton at 1857 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
Thirty-two Brentwood chairs. eight formica
top tables, plate-glass display case. mir
rored back bar, National cash register.
American electric slicer, Toastmaster,
Hamilton-Beach and Whiz mixers, Juice
penser, Star de luxe fryer, Broii-o-Griil,
steam table, triple sink. Marsh grease
trap, six-burner gas range with griddle,
ter, Ruud thirty-gallon gas water heater,
Dalton adding machine mimeograph,
china, glass, plated ware, etc. Prompt re-
moval required
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MONEY TO LOAN.

SALARIED LADIES-,If you need money
see Mr.. Green (strictly confidentiaD, 10lA
K 81; NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-we viii
BUY second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
n. Z. ave; NV; National $3.50.
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT Co. 81 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
HNLiMiIED FUNDS available for st snt
RE. 1913.
MONEY on LIST. or End trusts; prompt
Or D, e, property; THE AMERICAN CO.
INVESTOR will buy any number Ono
trust on nearby Virginia property. Cal
CHI. 1900. Ext 1877.
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate. Low
r. rates: ne Terms or monthly payments. y
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T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY,
Readers Want to Know.

Washington: Please give me the
meaning of the German word "gau-
letter" How is it pronounced?-Mrs.
H. M. C.
AnSwer-Its meaning is equivalent
to district leader" 1t rhymes with
cow fighter" Say: GOW-ly-ter.
Springhill: Please what is the
correct plural of bill of lading"?-
M. B.
AnSwer-Such compounds consist
Of noun (bilD and a descriptive
word or phrase (of lading). The
noun part is pluralized, as: Bills of
lading, mothers-in-law, rights Of
way, masters of ceremonies (the
singular is master of ceremonies).
Cincinnati: What is the origin of
the term hack writer"?-E. S.
Answer-"Hack" is a shortened
form of hackney" originally a
horse-of-all-work; horse kept for
hire; hence, any drudge or hireling.
Memphis: Here is clipping read
ing: THE hero boat will co-star
with the famous Bog Superfortress
today" What is "co-star," and does
it rhyme with foster? -Reader.
Answer-Co-star is formed from
CO., together; jointly" plus star,
'one who takes the leading role"
Pronounce it: KOE-stahr.
Santa Monica: You say Chopin
lis pronounced "sho-PA(N)." Colby,
you're wrong! Chopin was Pole,
and proper names are pronounced as
in their native language. Chopin
should be SHO-pin American usage
is either ''sho-PAIN" or "sho-
PENG.'-R. A. H.
Answer-Sorry. Chopin was born
in Warsaw, Poland, but his father
was a native Frenchman, and taught
French at the Lyceum of Warsaw.
The composer came to France at the
age of 81, and he settled there for
the rest of his life.
There is nothing Polish in any
part OF his name; Frederick Francois
Chopin is as French as TAvenue des
Champs Elysees. In the second syl-
liable OF Chopin. the vowel is fiat
a., naSalized. The only pronuncia-
ton shown by reputable authorities
is: Fray-day-REEK frah -SWA
sho-PA(N.
Just out, 1916 Pronouncing Test, new
and fascinating way to determine your
pronunciation l. g. Are you one in =
thousand who can score perfect 100?
dressed envelope to Frank Colby, in care
(copyriEht, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1916
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LEGAL NOTICES (cont. J
P. MICHAEL COOK, Attorne,

sl5 18th 81. NV.
Filed Jan. 81, 1916, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE p1srR1 e!frh COURT OF THE
j.. United States for the District of Co
umbia.-BEATRICE B. SHENTON, Plain
TN, VS.. the Unknown Heirs, Deyisees and
Alienees Of the following: ID LUTHER O.
PARSONS. (2l GALEN E. GREEN and go
MEYER B. NEWMAN. and also NELLIE
JEANSEN. McREE GREEN, CUVIER
GREEN and GALEN GREEN, Defendants
e. A.. No, .29495.-The object of this suit
is to establish Of record by adverse posses
sion, the title of the plaintiff in part OF
original Lot %, in Square I047,. as more
fully described in the Complaint. On mo-
ton of the plaintiff, it is this 31st day OF
January. 1916, ordered that the de-
PENDANTS. the Unknown Heirs, Devisees and
Allenees of the following: % Luther o
Parsons, (2) Galen E. Green, and go Meyer
3. Newman. and also Nellie Jeansen, Nc
Rec Green, Culver Green and Galen Green
cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day &C.
curing after the expiration of the fortieth
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days, from the day Of the first publication
OF this, order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default. Pro.
vided, copy of this order be published
once q week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and The
Evening Star. good cause having beer
necessary. Isl ALEXANDER HOLT1OFF'
Justice, (Seal,) Attest: CHARLES e
STEWART. Clerk. BY EMMA c. SIMPSON
Deputy Clerk feoQ16
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STUDEBAKER Champion 1941 twe-door
sedan, very clean, excellent mechanical
conditions, good tires; OPA ceiling price,
Sg22; will accept trade-in: LEE D..
TAXICAB,. 1889 Chew, Just completely
overhauled throughout:. r.. and h.. new
tires; this Is an excellent cab; private
owner. PUG. AT. 1904. 1O'
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
OF late models. viii sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
Buy from an old-established Buick agency
AZ Chrysler New Yorker sedan. r..
and h., vac. trans. 81 1858
AZ Buick Roadmaster sed,, r. and
AZ Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sed.; '0'
8 cyl; r. and h. .---.-.---- 1,475
AZ Olds ''76' sed.. hydro. drive. r.
AZ Chrysler Royal sed.. h., Il. dr. 1851
II Buick So. sed.-cpe., r. and h. : 1,244
Al Buick Century sed.-cpe., r. and
Al Buick sp. 4-dr. sed, T. and h. ! 1895
a Dodge 4-dr. town sed., r. and h. j ,2S9
Al Packard Clipper sed, r. and h. 1,645
Al Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan.
vac. drive; r. and h. 1,425
Al Buick S-pass. model 90, heated 2,795
Al Dodge 2-dr brougham; fluid
drive; r. and h. 1909
40 De Soto 4-dr. sedan: r. and h. 967
ConyertiDles-
Al Packard d. !. conv. coupe, r. and
h., overdrive - 1,542
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO. WA. ALL.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont. }

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer:
Pickups, h2-ton, 1924 Dodges.
Dumps, la-ton 1912 Ford. 1R-ton 1941
international 2hz-ton 1913 Federal, 2h-
ton 1913 GMC.
l0-wheelers, 2h-ton, 1943 GMC chassis
and cab and platform bodies
Panels, baton, 1912 Chevrolets.
left. vans, 2R-ton, 1912 GMCs.
Command cars, h-ton. 194I Dodges.
Also truck stake bodies. S25 trailer
carts, S37. 80: new lower winches, S165
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday to 6,
Sunday 10 to 3. CHI. 1000. OK. 0552.
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN, cross
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. GRonte I'll or go, drive u miles.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

Ice, TRUCK for hire with driver; general
hauling and moving. by JOB. hr;, day. wk.
TRUCK, 2h-ton, and driver for hire Lo-
cal iight and heavy. Hyattsville 5296. or
81; $3.50; Ext: 299; - IS.
Cali AT. 1853.
NEW DODGE 1Hs-ton stake body, with
driver. Call AT. 3052 evenings and
Sundays. To-
DODGE new 1916 2-ton dump trucks for
hire BY load, hour or day. TR. 7799.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK. 1883 Roadmaster formal sedan;
ssssps Viii S,ssn e. Fl s ss|ljas sia
oPA ceiling, $500; viii sell for 5000
CADILLAC, 1885 sedan; 4 new tires. orig;
EsateIp s5s5 saSh; within oPA; by owner
CADILLAC 1887 7-passenger; has been
sd qp xs5 oP Icy nsas nsT Hses
sAR s9 ehR sA ORB 30 e not 1hon sANDMAN
CHEVROLET '2s sed, 4-dr.; only $4,000
mi; excellent running, unusually good ap-
probiem sa uDder eens s94o e Saiisy
CHEVROLET 1898 master coach: excellent
tires tires, S new brakes; below oPA ceiling;
ceHs SiSR 1 81 Windsor Windsor conv; radio.
heater, fluid drive; excellent condition;
s ss,ow n 3pA o fsi ossa 1885, 1874 dfGFsia
CHRYsLER 194I 4-door windsor "6a Sc
dan. radio and heater. vac. drive. a good
oRH ss1lns hse o astas T aYA aslSS
nice tres and seasn Tss9 hss
20 GIL 1871 club sDs and htT; f. DR.,
ss TS sds for good 81 es
ENGLISH 1855 LAGoNDA for sale; salon
style body Price. $4,000. Box 495,H.
FORD 1891 roadster. rumble seat, Ruxtel
5 ea ops eens wh s s9 ST e S9sdt0n
1aa s4 af pszs orders fer ss s hs
~ fa s4s 1nf 2ss ssg GF Ss
Fl fK si AND KAISER automobiles, Nov
sE2 MS S1sSR r55$ "a sSs JACK
sedan; immaculate condition, heater: price,
INC; 1901 Conn. ave, EN- 1900 Closed
aSS p ssss.r 1912 soosoat asoF sedan ssss
WAY affs 2fA f suGk at co. W.
l5a ser. nSw taking orders for the amaz-
Cal sadl,I US to5 fun information. CENTRAL
H Mor ea S SSo s oa u.s. Is hwy Arlington
FKE MS SEssEs ITS IS r. 80 g JACK
PACKARD 1888 super s: good tire tires, motor
clean: $1,000 cash; within OPA ceiling
"a s 9ss7 aft tea. p D;nh ,,n,.. ..s 10.
fair tires; best offer under $500. -oPA cell
Tn SGSo MERnFSf s d pg is2o sedan
8tSn opa n se shape ME- f9sa
f In \: n;T ,s41 custom-bult p
or privately: owned BY one Of Washing
tons outstanding citizens; beautiful black
shiny finish, white Sidewalk tires, cleo
ers in front and rear compartments; OPA
ceiling, So, 400; must sell now, our price,
sRe esG will ssffRs rae &C. See sS sar
Largest ], i Pontiac sRaa Dealer, i4s7 irving st.
NV NV; Az Az. S5o0
ana AGs SEDAN rad
thip COM oPA av ceiling EM aEo E0cGo INC
+, and h.; S515, within OPA ceiling. GIL
FA sY sflSIe 1$4f PG Clipper sedan overdrive
selling car in the entire Packard line; way
EasEaS f5ss ssSsa 81. VI aa.
neg, 1895, within oPA ceiling. AL. 1888.
2dS = Nelson ave, Alexandria, =
PONTIAC 1941 2-door sedan, in excellent
condition, radio and heater, new tires
Sl.os0. oPA ceiling. 1900 Bladensburs
s II Ufbif;BAKE 1s41 Land Cruiser "e" Sc.
'DeSs xa' i a9xF 9sA eli
stwol 1874 sedans, very clean; excellent
in. LEE D. BUTLER. CO, 1921 21st
st. NV. d.. 01l0
TOO MANY USED CARS-Yes, we do have
too many used cars on hand and we Offer
the following cars at sacrifice to make
room for. a new group of clean, late-mode
cars we have just purchased.
1941 Nash 2-dr sedan $1,000 S744
1871 Dodge 4-dr. sedan ------ 90!
1897 Chrysler 4-dr. sedan ASH
1887 Dodge coupe -- 800
l941 Hudson 4-dr. sedan - S2E
194l Chevrolet 4-dr. sedan---- STE
1912 Hudson 2-dr. sedan -------' / .004
These, cars are in good, mechanical con.
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MONEY WANTED.

SALE $1,000 fseven .thousand) frst deed
trust. well secured, drawing 80 interest
reducing one hundred per month: consider
Richmond %, Va los
$4,000 1sT TRUST needed on modern home
selling for $3.50; give SO int; repay $50
per mo. Boz b6-K. Star los
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LOTS WANTED.

RESTRICTED SECTION, near transporta-
ton, good size for residence. Box 11S-K,
Star TO- 2
IoTs FOR ROW HoUsEs-Phone sH,
21sS Immediately: prefer within D. G. l0e
BETHESDA and vicinity preferred; also
interested in small acreage: cash. Box
67-R, Star. is
SOUTHEAST or nearby Maryland-Cash
paid for vacant land. acreage or homes.
SCOTT SANDERS, 1927 Pennsylvania, ave.
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1t is common failing of bridge
players at large that they are prone
to plunge headlong into contracts
of three no-trump Immediately they
ascertain that the partnership holds
values in all four suits. 1t is well to
bear in mind that the requirement
for a bid Of three no-trump is not
shoppers in four suits, but the abil-
ity to take nine tricks.
In today's hand, South could &C
count for all four suits, but it should
have been apparent to him that
these suits could not be run at no.
trump. When North responded with
two hearts, South was justified in
trying two no-trump even though
partner had previously passed. This
is much sounder and more de-
scriptive bid than three clubs.
When North bid three diamonds,
South became encouraged to try for
game in no-trump. In this he did
not exercise the best judgment. The
three diamond bid should have
served as warning to him. Norths
initial pass indicated a shortage of
high cards. If either of his suits
was solid enough to run at no-trump,
he would have raised partners no
trump bid rather than daily with
the lowly minor suit.
1t is cardinal principle of con-
tract bidding that when partner is
trying to play a hand at no-trump.
you do not tell him about your suits
if your hand is well adapted to no
trump play, unless you have a big
hand and are contemplating going
places, in which case you are at
liberty to jump the bid in your suit.
When responder persists with a
minor suit, after having passed, it
announces to partner that the no
trump idea is not appealing.
In today's hand if either Of
North's suits was ready to run, his
proper second bid, in view of his
previous pass would be three no
trump and not three diamonds.
South at this point should merely
return to three hearts. If North
chooses the door is still open to a
possible three-no-trump contract.
In the actual hand North would
have passed and saved several hun
dred points, since the contract was
defeated three tricks for a loss of
800 points.
| (Copyrirht 1o46 nv Charles II corspN
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FARMS FOR RENT.

NEAR MARYLAND UNIvERsITY-Modern
Broom cottage on 60-acre farm; has bath,
hot water, electricity; furnished or un-
furnished: also chicken house ,110x15
stable 40x60; low rent; owner In main
house: will share implements. garden. or
chard, berry patch. SH. 1861.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

MAN WANTS TRUCK to rent by day OF
week. Dump body; NO. 1885.
pickup or panel truck: any make, any
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
f f ATE PARTY will nay good cash price
for panel truck Phone IL 6455
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

PREFABRICATED GARAGES. See George
w. Robertson, page 90, yellow section,
FACToRY BUILT, sizes i2x20 and 2oxeo
STRAND BUILT overhead doors. Easy
terms, immediate, delivery. Day or night
phone Mr.. Minnicks. WO. 1850. or Va. Mr.
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COMPLETE MOTORCYCLE SERVICE, new
odes ns on a
series and equipment Open Friday eve
nings until 0 pm. INDIAN MOTOR
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ACREAGE WANTED.

CLOSELY THE DISTRICT. suitable for
low-cost housing, either improved or un-
improved property. SNYDER REALTY
TWO TO FIVE ACRES OF LAND, within 10
miles District. either Maryland or Virginia.
Answer Box Blk, Star. 81
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ALTO PAINTING
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. S35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT 4102 Pa
ave ext Sc, Ii 3630 lis
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GARAGES WANTED.
MOTORCYCLES.

GARAGE to accommodate two 1k-toI
trucks; should be 20 fl. wide, 30 it. long
REGAL NEON SIGNS, 921 Florida ave
NV. NO f,f96h
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
when you nave removed it, II you have
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
~ RETURNS-TuRNER tgymnast).
tLl vALUES-SUAVE Mrbane}.
90 CHoOSER~OCHRES (earth colors).
t0) FLOAIER.FALTER (hesitatel,
I'D PA5TEL-LEAST (very Httlsl,
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These. cars are in good mechanical con-
dition, but REQUIRE some body repairs and
"as is. OPA low ceiling. We invite your
inspection and telephone calls. Open each
SALES, 1911 King st., Alexandria. va,
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Goren on Bridge

|0OiSh VII 0ssSS
Both sides vulnerable. North deals.
ATS
0A9752
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oA1095 Ola
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Okla
&AK52
The bidding:
North East South West
Pass Pass Pass
II y Pass 2 Mt Pass
3 o Pass MT Dbl
Pass Pass Pass
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Just out, 1916 Pronouncing Test, a new
ana fascinating way to determine your
pronunciation l. @. Are you one In a
thousand who can score a perfect 100?
for Tree coLy, send a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope to Frank Colby, in care
(copyrisht, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1s4s1
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TOO MANY USED CARS--Yes, we do have
too many used cars on hand and we offer
the following cars at a sacrifice to make
room for a new group of clean, late-modeI
cars we have inst purchased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-09

Washington: Please give me the
meaning of the German word gail
letter" How is it pronounced?-Mrs.
H. M. c..
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SERvICEMAN needs iate-modeI car: con.
slider any body style: have all cash
S GK SrHvI29 SS8S so.,r,. ..u IS,
transportation; will pay cash. Cal
IN NEED OF USED CAR, cash. Georgia
The echo., 1946-04-26

The other day, as I was buying
my groceries, noticed huge
poster tackled on the wall bearing
the words "Save Bread for Europe"
and somehow the grocer and | be.
gan talking about food conserva.
ton. He told me that many women
do not realize just how much food
they waste every day. And | told
him my favorite trick FOR keeping
food fresh and cutting down food
costs at the same time.
"WaXed paper" l said, us the
clue to food saving that a lot Of
women simply overlook. l always
choose items wrapped in waXed
paper and use that paper to pro-
tect my foods and insure their
freshness. Take a loaf of bread,
for instance - by carefully re-clos.
ing the waXed paper wrapper on
my bread after taking out JUS
enough for each serving, l can keep
it fresh for days. Cereals, too, as
we'll as many other foods, keeo
fresh ever so much longer if the
waXed paper lining is folded care-
fully every time the package is Put
back"
The grocer told me that I shou.t
pass that trick along to ever
housewife | know - that, accord
ing to actual statistics, if eacr
housewife would save only orc
slice of bread a day, the national
saving would be a million pounds
of bread daily! Enough to feed )
million people! Think what thst
would mean to the people in Europe
who are actually starving! You've
been reading about the Urgent need
of food conservation and hearing
it over the radio so wig not try
any method of saving? Let waxed
paper do the work IFS Intended fof.
- to keep your Food freab and, by
eliminating unnacsssary waste.
help to feed the millleas a. stayvti /
sopls In WV .
The echo., 1946-04-26

unit Of seven rooms with three
bedrooms, a work and recreation
room, living room, dining area,
and a prefabricated utility and
kitchen area.
Windows range in size from the
normal units in the bedrooms to
the full-wall sliding panels facing
the living area. These panels
permit use Of the social court as
an integral part of The living
quarters The national trend in
home building is toward this type
of functional use Of windows al d
larorc opooo rf rrl.~-
The echo., 1946-04-26
DEKALB

Reverend Young, please send me a
Heath procf ank for one of my mem
Pers, in TIE person Of Brother Tom
No. 113.
IS der this life Monday morn
re, a IL h. He had been in poor
Eoal's for number of years, though
r vas f. full to his church and
edge IS Log as health permitted.
lis survivors are a wife, six sons,
me daughtor, two sisters and one
rother. May he sleep and rest in
eace
Fl C. Jennings, President.