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a better all-around back. They point out that
Bailey passes better and is bigger than Dudley,
while carrying the ball practically as well and
standing out the best defensive back the
squad :. The boys temperament, however, wor
ries his coaches
The magnet for most fans who are travelling
from Washington to Baltimore tomorrow to watch
the Colts play the New York Yankees is Clarence
Buddy Young, but the flashy Negro ball carrier
isn't considered the No. big shot by the Yanks
-. the top guy is Orban (Spec) Sanders of Texas
University who rookie halfback last year
selected all-conference and all-pro after lead
ing his league with IL touchdowns and gaining
709 wards on the ground unlike Young he
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Colorado Wins, 10

AMES, Iowa, Sept. 27 GA Sec
ond quarter 48-yard pass play gave
highly favored Colorado Buffalos
a TO victory over Iowa State today
and the Bluffs were happy to get
by with that slim margin.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Georsia scorins-Touchdown Donald
son fsub for Bradberry); points after
touchdown, Geri (sub for Gatewood),
placement. North Carolina seoring-Touch-
downs, Cox fsub for Weimer) Weimer;
points after touchdowns, Cox (2), place.
ments. Georgia substitutions-Ends, Me-
Cue, Lorendo, Powell; tackles, Johpson.
Perhach. beavers. guards, Payne; /eeiters,
Call. Henderson. Lloyd. Nestorak. Getvood.
Maricicm. Geri, Reid, TAYLOR. North
Carolina substitutions-Ends, Pritchard.
Tandy. Powell, Cox: tackles. Marczyk,
Hazelwood: guards. Cheek. wardle, Klos-
terman, Roberts: center. Hiegman; backs,
Evening star., 1947-09-28

this Is competitions
in 36 tries for 4O yards five tochdowns in three
and gaudy percentage Of 694
Oufelder Stan Spence of the Mats pouring his
boys which will located approximately
8 miles out of Culpeper Va.
Larry MacPha twice bought Bobo Newom spending $4
the first time he didn't his worth until
his price dropped $4,000 MacPhan
Newsom 1912 when boss the Brooklyn
Bobo help all close to 4O by his admission
Newsom has everything bargain
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Five Years Ago Bucky Resigned

Catfish Smith, all-Amerca Georgia
his with the Carolina coaching staff
Zeke Bonura the other night
the of Stamford where zeke the
ball club last Thursday Bucky Harris
manager the Mats Buege charge
them
the troter who holds the for stations
1:57ss, will attempt a-ime
Spencer Scott time during the meeting Lexington
Hawkins od-time sportswter of the Charlottesville
Daily maintained his every Virginia
George Washngtons
ue silk football arrived last night the Coon
the worst-drsed All they had to
the used in their Camp Let's training
When Laurel opens Wednesday "Wahington race
going
pubicist
habable stable
better and safer racing strip parking special
sections teletmers slowmoton movie
organizaonal
winchester Repeating Arms Co. experts say CTS want
produced year
8t-year old history Of the plant
blacksmith who fits special aluminium
deformed right
who the farer who enabled zv beat the French colt
the international match Belmont Park 1923 after
threw the the When younger
margin space the
nail inch and misses fraction
either would severely the cripple the King
you that Armed running
colt 1943 his racing
Florida and that for months doubted he'd again
6. W. Finally Breaks Jinx
of w. tossed 45-yard touchdown pass
Jimmy Kline today fuy broken
Colonas finally scored against Virginia Columbian College
Washington they 1905, played
Evening star., 1947-09-28
Teps Trip South Carolina Co|ona Hoyas and Mdies Beaten
Win, Lose, or Draw
Steam From the BubbIine CouIdron
By FRANCIS E. sTAkN
Sfar steff Correspondent

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Sept 27Wthout meaning to knock
down Bill Dudey record reputation great football player
fellow the walls University
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(See NAVY, Page B-5.)
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(See GEO. WASH, Page B-5.)
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(See ARMED, Page B-5)
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(See G. u. Page BIS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N c.

duction to tobacco and peanut
production.
With the pospect Of rebuilt
ions in tobacco and peanut acre
age in 1913, the farmers of
Southeastern North Carolina
face the immediate problem of
how to make a profit on acre
age in 1947 was planted in tobac-
co and peanuts. Livestock pro-
duction is one of the solutions.
The problem facing the towns
in Southeastern North Carolina
is the provision cf employment
for labor no longer needed or
necessary on the farms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
Taken From Life

dltlon the average weekly pur-
chase of cattle is sixty-five head
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

oitlon the average weekly pur-
chase of cattle is sixty-five head
There is yet another yard
stick. The purchase of feeder
pigs, these being pigs bought at
the market, taken home for
feeding to be re-sold later to
the market as top hogs, is on
the Increase. Within the p st
several days Willie Bufkin pur-
chased six feeder cattle and A.
5. Hewitt, of Supply, bought
twenty-nine feeder pigs.
Many farmers in Brunswick
and Columbus counties, Pierce
says, are producing livestock on
"a commercial scale, having a
surplus over the needs for home
consumption. Otto Hinson, who
lives on the Whiteville Tabor
City highway is one of the large
livestock growers. Aston Bald
win made a nice profit off one
brood sow.
Pierce is onvinced that the
small, one-horse farm, owner
occupied can make as much
profit off livestock as off tobac-
co. The secret lies in holding
down the purchase of feed,
growing the main portion of the
feed on the farm. Another sec.
ret of pofitable livestock pro.
duction is keeping the stock ir
good condition. 1t takes a lot o1
feed to keep worms and para.
sites well fed.
The small, owner occupied
farm, that does not have to EN-.
ploy day labor, is the backbone
of profitable farming in South
eastern North Carolina. For this
backbone type farm Pierce rec.
comends two brood sows al
| least, one for home consumption
and the other for commercial
production.
Much attention is being given
by the county agricultur al
agents and the experiment
stations and the University ex-
tension system to reducing farm
purchases and making the farm
more self-contained. In the mat
ter of livestock production the
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

If you will count the livestock
markets in Southeastern North
Carolina you will appreciate
that this section is offering a
daily cash market for a much
greater amount of livestock than
the section now is producing.
Gradually this should encourage
farmers to add livestock pro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
nv n A. STALLINGS

,,,,I,TEvILLE, N ov. 20. -
"lt "dtical support for a profit
P 'dt;versification of farm in
'OIe ~ IN Southeastern N or t h
CONF co1;na means encouragement
CaFon ,nry farm crop that is ad-
q o3tt.soal ers to tobacco for which
tl'lO5'Djl ase is a cash market in this
sectlorl'
n,o found that type of a sup
"" .or in V. E. Pierce, owner
p0ts's[ ps manager n of the Whiteville
,,:pestock ,np 5.sel< Market. This market A
lS5' SJ,'cts an auction sale each
s9ln5ay e9l,u and on the other five
M0a0D3 of the week is a cash
asss a'ssrket for hogs and cattle.
proof that progress is being
!. IN d;versiflcatlon is mani
Ii's .''.od in the fact that during
tss'T@ t aast TWO years the purchase
ne n top, finished hogs by y this
o. .ryet gp has increased so per
cent,
Take another yardstick. Dur
.he mast six weeks, purchases
u ,ls TOP. I finished hogs by this
ul market rset have averaged a car .5
ll,a 1s.d week, and recently the
r,'rcbases n"r for one day amounted
" . car load. A car load is one
S''drpd head of hogs. 1n ad-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

profit is increased as the farm
raises it's own feed. On the way
to the Whiteville livestock Mar
ket we saw one notice of a pas
ture demonstration.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1885 11a-ton stake body, good con-
dition; new motor. recently installed Can
NV. Monday through Friday, -16
CHEW. 1910 A-ton panel; mech. peri, good
z1s siTss paint e etc Can R ss ssss ssen TIL
NTEENAiTIlIoNAIsa Iass s-tsn sa ag pickup; IL
FORD 1885 lift. van body: new engine,
spray for s675 to suit owner. Call ca.
CHEVROLET 1895 A-ton panel very good
condition; s25o. Can MI. s445 until 8
sss... a Jssss sssssr ss sg ss y sss sss
f.; 4 -, Siiee. Can b. seen any time. Sle
poDGs 5s,Iesa 1894 ana gspt5 aS ss5o car
FORD 1910 as-ton panel; AL condition;
sh Mc h1steT 1s4a ton shepnsra da@p s6 1o-wheeler
cheap. Can be seen after O'Clock. FIR.
isss low ss' zpps ADS
FLYMoGTH 4; biM; 1887 a-ton panel truck: good
ssnns seem a eSaatah Taf g6G 5G0d sHos U.S.
rear Ills 21st st. NV. Highest bidder.
CHEVROLET 1s4e a-ton dump; 2A-yard
body, with hood over cab; very low mile
like new; price, So, 150. Phone SH. 340o;
eyes, phone, SH. 1910. -16
truck; with reconditioned motor; $3.50;
in good condition 912 No. Jackson st,
Arlington, Va. oW. 1890 bet. and 5.
FORD 1941 1h-ton truck, stake body
WILLIAM F. NELSON, 923 st. NV, DU.
FORD 1899 hydraulic dump; best eondi,
ton: S735 Consider terms. ROPER
MOTOR CO, 1880 R. I. ave. ne. 15s.
FORD 1899 sedan delivery: must sell;
S425. Consider terms. ROPER MOTOR
CO.. 1880 r. T. ave. ne. 15s
FORD 1910 il2-ton dump: everything IN
@ 1st,class condition; bargain n nnn,a At S1g5; r9
& APPLIANCE CO.. TIA o st. NV, DE.
470O -1b
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Take MyWord for 1t
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Interlaken: often hear Her
bert H. Lehman, former Governor Of
New York, referred to as LAY
mn" Is that correct?-S. B.
Answer: In his branch Of the
Lehman family the name is pro-
nounced LEE-nl'n. Lehman is the
Ang1icized spelling of the German
lehman" which means literally,
"a vassal; feudal tenant"
Milwaukee: How does Mr.. Peat
tie, the writer, pronou1ce his
name?-Mrs. P. r..
Answer: His full name Is Donald
Culross Peattie. The surname is
pronounced: PEET-ee.
West Hartford: I'd appreciate
the meaning and correct pronun-
citation of the given name Anas-
tasia.--Mrs. C. w.
Answer: It's from the Greek
Anastasios, "of the Resurrection
However. Anastasia is usually in
terpreted as meaning "lively." The
pronunciation is :AN-uh-STAY'-
shee-uf. -
Washington: Please give the
correct pronunciation of Cheyenne
(Wyomii1g), and has the name any
significance? Also, pronounce Butte,
Montana Mrs. E. R. B.
Answer. The name is widely mis-
pronounced "SHY-ann." Better
avoid it and say: shy-EN. The
name is from the Indian tribal
name Shahiyena, speakers Of q
strange tongue" The name Butte
is French for ''hillock, rising
ground" The American pronunci-
alton is bewt rhymes with "cuteD.
tCopyrfeht 1947, the Bell Syndicate, Iuc.l
Evening star., 1947-05-14
STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN WAsHINGTON-Have ideal
IF f45 arse e oaern so5s Te nfsF oor
f. on ist floor and 3s4oo So. #. in bsmt:
Clothing store, complete ,women's shop,
Mr. MI Ewell. ell LEO N. BERasTEiN & co,
t415 x st. n.w.. Me 540o. -16
CONN. AVE. near Mayfower Hotel AMONGST
group Of prominent shops, l 300 So It
Apply wish references. Box 316-D Star.
soos P ST. N.w.-Excellent business iOca-
poin.ment oh M onfs. MENpEIsoN MEN
DELsoN. Colorado Building. ME. GOAL M
SPACE SUITABLE for restaurant d. 500
Kennedy st: NV Rental $3.50 per month.
3; A; HuMPHRIEs.s MA. 673o. Realtor.
Conn, Coz n. AVE. ~ SF'I At DUPONT cIRcLE-eo b,
LIS #. store in History office bldg; ovei
and and M 18th ST. st.: i4fs @ % eeiiing; fl fall basenent
loft. ceiling; will lease all or will sub
divide for acceptable retail tenants. DU-
CIRCo, INC, 1912 Conn. ave. RE. 24oo
"IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN"-stor with
p 3-room apt. and large garage In rear;
many types Of business: this ideal set-.up
may suit your purpose; See i today and d i
,9ieTesssd m.T nsdks2 peaSs eaH 1ae HARRY l. FRIED
VAcANT@Large, M beautiful. modern store.
1921 BIadensburg I'd, Cottage. City. Md;
Rent SI35 per mo- HARRY JUSTINE,
MA 2S44 1927 Eye st NV. Ia
STORE FOR RENT-Best location in Sc;
suitable for any type business. For infor-
nation call 727 Sth st. Sc --15.
3-SToRY COMMERCIAL BLDG, with ele-
vator; will give long lease; possession at
PARTIALLY EQUIPPED STORE in 1900
blk 7th st. NV; SI.750 equipment and
S65 mo. rent. OBANNoN REALTY Co.
NEAR 18th AND H SITS. Nw.-22- 1T.
store with approx. 1000 So. IT.: long
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO., AID.
sTBIET PART OF CORNER STORE for
dry cleaning; SIS mo. 400l 34th ST., Mt.
Rainier, Nd -16
Evening star., 1947-05-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1889 4-dr. sedan: original
steel-gray paint; like new, very clean IN
side; good built-in radio, heater. defrosters;
low mileage: uses no oil; guaranteed $500.
PONTIAC 1885 2-door: car in good all
PoNTIAo s6gn Sei 1915 os s's, sedan; 5000 miles;
ST 300 or best price under. Call Wed, or
FoNe sEf sstYssR sas 4 sa streaminef sedan
under uasIa ana 5.oo6 neaisa miies; ssis5 EN- 44so
PONTIAC 1941 sedan; radio, good condi-
ton; only one owner: S1,125. Call OWNER,
PoNTiAC 1e41 "s" club coupe radio.
heater, new paint: S1,250. GE. 0216. Ia
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr cylinder; black
finish, excellent rubber, new seat covers,
radio and heater: in AL mechanical con-
dition: an owner rated car; 81, 045. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 3540 14th st. NV. -15
PONTIAC 1885. fair condition. $3.50.
PoNTIAC 1888 black 4-dr. sedan; good
condition; $3.50. sH 475s.
PONTIAC 1887. 1941 motor, 2-door sedan
upholstery. rubber and general condition
excellent; r. and h.; 5000. less for quick
RoELsRoYGE Ss5f fsose Ihefa Pi chauear driven; se
or trade for smaller car in like condition;
$3.50. DE 1921. lis
WiLLYs brand-new engine installed in
your jeep or Willys truck or passenger car.
The nearest thing to e new car r., Only yoa
down. down. MTTcHELLs MOTORS, INC. 50 II
st. ne. and 222 2nd st. NV. IT.
BUICK 1912 sedanette; r. and h.--S1 ,495
Ford 1889 station wagon 300
Chevrolet 1910 station wagon---L-, 995
HueSSa eENrE Rs4s MoTSRs ds9F co sa saoo Lee
Arlington Va CHI 1000.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTUM 1910 coupe; motor lust over
MinEHAM RaHlff gess AZ Sfs5 e. andsr ss7S. Call sR
nnssw; driven $50 miles; radio and heater;
$50 seat covers; $4,000. Cali EX. 0s72.
BUICK 1s41 Roadmaster convertible; ra-
se heater gIy many S sfheF saez extras perfect
BUICK 1941 Super 4-door; radio, heater:
2-tone green; excellent condition through
ss s'es cs faSh 81 a9a e fss aysr so ss
BUICK 1889 Special 4-door; good cond.;
p5ystfx e Ext Gs9ea sss I ssaS wssEdsys RE
Rorsing eondsion sa efs orfsfaa1 800
miles; $1,000 cash. Call WI. 7247 eve
BUICK 1887 4-door sedan; radio ind
heater. excellent tires $3.50. terms. HoYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV, DU.
BUICK 1910 Super 4-door sedan: heater:
new maroon paint job; In perfect condi-
BuIcK 1a41 4-door sedan. r. and h.:
Or trade l34s Shepherd st. NV. IA.
bGfck Bic PssIsF 1sss Special 4-dr good s conal.
ton; $3.50. or best offer below. 1929 S.
Seost ST., All Arlington, Va. after 3; a.
offer under. call Di a4s6 after s m.
BUICK 1871 Special convertible 5-pass.
maroon leather; orig. shiny black finish;
new tires, new top; low mileage: runs
and is like new throughout: 81 ,595; terms
r. l. MOTORS. 1920 Rhode Island ave, ne
BUICK I942-'46; excellent condition;
$1,000. Can be seen at any time at $40
s. 18th st.. Apt. 81, Arlington, Va. ia.
BUICK 1910 Super 4-door sedan; radio.
heater: in excellent condition: $1,000.
After pm. Is Girard ne. DU- S573.
BUICK I947 black 4-dr. sed.: less than
200 miles: r, and h.; windshield water Jet;
private; $3.50. EN-. 1897 -l5
BUICK l94o Roadmaster; 2 new tires
seat covers. radio. heater. all accessories:
Al condition: S1,29S. TR. 2606. ---15
BUICK 194s Super: T. and h.. excellent
condition, low mileage; direct from owner;
S1,4S5. 1904 Lamont st. NV AID. S551.
CADILLAC 1910 Co.'s Fleetwood 6-wheel
4-door. black: r. and b.. foglights. seat
8, ,Sa5 Falls GhuTsh sos7-Ma I'll, ls
owner; $4,000 miles; 81. 500 or best offer
below. Executive $3.50. Ext 1850. Ia
CADILLAC 1871 Fleetwood sedan: excel
lent condition in every single detail; radio
and heater, $685.. JACK PRY MOTORS
Il33 18th st. NV. In Our Gath Year"
CADILLAC 1e4o model rs 7-passenger
sedan excel. cond,. SI,495. Can be seen
CHAa1HER1S GARAGE. e04 Barry pf. NV.
eHKvKoIkT 1912 4-dr. Fleetline: heater
and defroster. good condition: s1.o5o.
~ IL
Evening star., 1947-05-14
AuToMorIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions,
shock absorbers, rear ends, new hub caps
gril,es. seal-beam lights. water and fuel
na:. asks ss1a 9eaas pRNNR GSS ats &C. e.
1910 Montana ave. ne: Fn 1940.
delivery; new shipment Just arriyed: the
neatest one you've ever. seen: suitable fof
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
ing; Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500, Washing.
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the. lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hou1
service; electric-treated sections If your
tire is cut. See your tires being recapped
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Washington's
Largest PONTIAC Dealer, I437 irving st
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! W.
covers in popular colors. They will also
1T other models Of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation II desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st
ALLis CHALMERS BULLDoZER. model
W. M.Nith, Baker hydraulic blade. Call
Alex 1929 between 6 and pm. 15s
CUSHMAN SCOOTER 1942 model; motor
Just, rebuilt; $3.50. Emerson 1884 after
n m
Evening star., 1947-05-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR 2nd-TRUST NOTES; quick set
Element FULTON r. GORDON, l427 Eye
ST. NV DI $3.50. Brokers. attention.
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates. term or monthly payment. J.
WALSHE. INC, lib Eye st. nv, Ma.
III AND znd TxUsr LoANs-Prompt
and courteog. seryiss nefors borrovin,1g
9th st NV RE. $3.50
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
Virginia or q. G. property. THE AMERI-
CoN co. s07 18th; MA; 1922 In
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORR. 1879
n r ave NV National 1898
ist, end AND sra TRUsT LOANS. Cash in
"a hrs Also financial aid TO builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. EX. 5499.
Ist TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield
ing 4es, secured on centrally located in
come producing property. RANDALL "a
NV, DE 5000.
Evening star., 1947-05-14
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-SALE.

WATER.FRONT RESORT within 45 miles
Of Washington, on hard..surfaced road;
ideal 22-acre resort, with A-mile frontage
ern en With arFe porch
seating $50 persons: 7-room dwelling with
bath, electricity and telephone: 4-room
l-room cottages, garage, equipment she'd
8 open pavilions, large dock. cement fce-
house and beautiful cedar grove 'front.'
modate 40 to 80 additional cottages; equip
ment includes boats, 2 canoes, outboard
motor, 8 duck blinds and. some furniture
$50. 5000 900. .ssis GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
3s4o Wilson blvd, Arlington. va" 81
1888; evenings and Sunday Gil. 1880
ONE ACRE at Gibson Island, the most ex-
elusive shore development in the Wash
golf course, etc. This land fronts on the
ehesapsakeo oo6 Bay ana is near sns s1ae
PATuXENT RIVER BuIIDING SITE
beautiful wooded lots of almost an acre
in Marys sne cus
oWner Te-f must Sell Splendid roads to prop
RoBERT ROB TSi MaaEE 3F Real M Estate ate for appoins
ment or information. RE. 7740 or SP.
4-RooM AND BATH COTTAGE in Eppins
bedrm.. dinette, kit and bath To inspect,
aa0ss At ss4s ea5 MI REEFS Co. s''s
VA WATER FER, FRONT COTTAGES, lots sna sna
lots s0.sasss
v. q. cRIssiER. Beyerisy Beach. Mayo; Ma.
Phone West R, River 2o4rF-s.., rF. :, 49, "a.
soKda st3rsesive sknn neay decorafed sac
pointment, write Box rs. North geseh, e.
SYLVAN sHoREs-5-room cottage with
utilities; newly painted. large front, porch,
space under cottage for garage and bath.
b. C cail J. C. LEWIS, WA. as13; ewes,
sHnERWoop n FOREST, MD.-Restricted:
low, on Severn River: sedrms:, 2
6shs se nd sb ep
pss psaa ms MAY fais naoes With esdren eSf % pref e.
saNcRoFr sa asoa s''fI THE is BEAUTIFUL is ready
for your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the clean
salt waters Of delishtfui ST. Leonards, with
shade trees which grow along the shore
line, indented with picturesque coxes and
iniets. offers everything for beauty and
year-around harbors for their. pleasure
craft, fishing, swimming and other water
sPorts modern SlahnSase naaads and Of
miles of trail wind through the property
for hiking and horseback riding. Visit
Bancroft. where romance and history 90
hand in hand today Buy now! Large.
restricted waterfront sites, reasonably
priced. with riparian rights and water
view sites at predevelopment prices; excel
lent State highway direct to the property.
To reach Bancroft, drive through Upper
Marlboro. Route 4. turn right on Soiomons
Island rd.. Route 416, continue on Route
2 through town of Prince Frederick to
Bancroft. Watch for sign. Representative
on premises at all times Wash. address,
BARSE STONEBRAKER, 1885 x st. NV.
Ma 1883 is
LoCH- H-HAvEN--waterfront lot. 6ox1oo;
$3.50. AT 1354
out; bedrms, living rm., kitchen and bath.
large lot overlooking water, $500: terms.
MR.. BOND. NE. 9510
BREEZY PONT-Loyely cottage overlook
ing bay: 5 rooms, furnished; rent, $500
season. sell $4,000: terms. E KOuNTO1-
KIS. 7o9 Princeton pl, NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,

PUBLIC SALE at the farm Of J. c. Storm,
on Route 123, between Mclean and Ty-
sons Corner / rniie from Mclean. Friday
is fresh, 9 springers5. i bun, / 7-unit
Surge; milking machine. milk cans ana
buckets Terms; easa; apM r. ,ssr Fl sT,ppen' va
Lunch served on grounds. Ii
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auctioneers
Large sale Of household furniture and
personal effects: modern Norge refrigerator
and electric range wrlss nader ana artb'sr pockss
Thomas; War Activity organization and
e st. NV. Friday, commencing $50 am
and continuing until late afternoon. Groups
and odd pieces Of furniture and houSehold
effects for every room in the home. -15
TMos; = OWEN = SON auctioneers, lone Al 4s5
ises No. As K st. ne. BY virtue
IN IN Liser ' No. qss $3.50, " Folio @ sqi ct seq. Of
the land records of the District Of Colum-
bia, and at the, request Of the party
win sell at public auction in front Of the
AZ iss i.ns .d SsosE R@
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
II Inches front by the full depth thereof
front BY the full depth thereof Of Lot 246
in Gilbert's subdivision of Square 675
Terms: Sold subject to q prior building
association deed of trust. for $5,529. 80,
further particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time OF sale; the purchase price
above said trust TO be paid in cash. A de-
posit of $500 REQUIRED. Conveyancing, re-
cording, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with within 80 days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
of the trustees (S) DONALD U. GUNTER,
SOL ALPHER, trustees.