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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23
=, CYNTHIA LOWRY
Newsfeatures Writer

.-u WORK, March o. up -
Gentleman whose straw hat
'Ds ~outtbrust lower lip are mis-
''s marks, was trying to relax
ps'' think ~coneren;ly.
ana !1rtp lovely girls, the beautiful
I'm Of this country" he said
H0n 9n accent 50 gallic it made
in Oh Oh, Bower sound like a native
Cn%a. lNlynjte, are different now
5FooD 4be lovely young girls of my
than n' These girls who have
i!sn through the war close to the
Des sarino have a look of blue, OF
nle asare was that difference be-
France and America, and
w.. we're lamb chops and ice
tnsar TOO. But Maurice Chevali-
el'p hack in the United States after
e. ".rs was still too overwhelm-
~ Nv circumstances TO do much
'si Tas iaunty Frenchman, straw
,..i a' tipped dashingly over one
AeN has come back for a tour
~ S. cities. His New York
.nine was an ovation, followed
cheers of the drama critics.
"M was very nervous. l did not
oro he said with an expressive
hu' Il am not the same man
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23
Rat Infested Mansion Holds
Secret Of MISSING Brother

NEW YORK. March % - W.D -
Langley Collyer was believed
alive today and hiding in one of
the debris = filled, rat = infested
rooms of the crunbling family
mansion in which he and his older
brother, Homer, lived as hermits
for more than a quarter of d
century.
If Mahattan's most famous re
eluse was still in the house from
which his brothers body was
taken yesterday, he gave no sign,
But neighbors familiar with his
habits said the shy old man might
be afraid to show himself because
OF the crowds of curious gathered
outside of the dilapidated brown
stone structure.
Medical examination confirm
ed today that blind, paralyzec
Homer had died of a heart condi-
ton. Meanwhile John R. McMul.
len, attorney for the wealthy
brothers, descendants OF a family
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23

socially prominent since coloni
al days, obtained a~uthorizatio:
from relatives for a thorough
search of the house on Monday
The chance that Langley may
have left the Fifth Avenue man.
sion when he discovered his broth
er dead also was considered anc
a policeman was stationed at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23
MANY

SPOKANE, Wash. U.H-Dr. Har-
ry C. Munro, Chicago, director
of the National Christian Teach
ing Mission Of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches, reports that OF
1921 persons questioned in a
church census here, c5,271 said
they were not members OF any
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23
ARCHERS NOW DOWN DEER

LANSING, Mich. WH- Archers
killed 100 deer in Michigan during
1916, according to Arnold Haugen,
president of the Michigan Archers
Association. He said 4,243 bow and
arrow hunting licenses were is
sued by the state last year.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-23
NNE-B


door to help him if he should
return.
Police who broke through the
boarded windows of the second
floor yesterday found Homer
bearded and shrivelled, lying in a
niche il a pile of junk, clad only
IN an old bathrobe. They did not
go up to the third floor where
McMullen thinks it probable
Langley may still be.
Trieste became a important
port when railroads gave it access
to central Europe and the Suez
canal gave ccess to the Far East.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Thousands Of Italians
Fleeing Isfria Before
YuuosIayia 1akes0yer
By the Associoied Press

ROME, Jan. 23.-Pola, once a
naval station of the Roman Empire,
may be only a ghost town when it
is given to Yugoslavia.
From that city and the remainder
of the Istrian Peninsula which is to
change from italian to Yugoslav
hands Italians are leaving by the
thousands taking with them KNAPP
sacks and factories.
A Trieste dispatch to Rome's
Giornale d'Italia estimated that
100, 900 already have crossed the
Morgan Line.
About 5000 have crossed from
Fiume, another 10000 from cara.
.25,000 Due to Leave.
From Pola, $4,000 Of the clty's 3d.
900 population are expected eventu-
ally to leave, and estimates are that
the mass exodus from the area Will
sotal 200 900 people.
One oil its recent witnesses said
that today 10000 citizens Of Pola-
some 20 days before the signing OF
the peace treaty that will give their
city to Yugoslavia-live in suspense,
not knowing where to go or how.
ListIessly they walk through
streets where incessant hammering
and saving is heard from homes,
shops and factories as property is
Grated for shipping somewhere, In
Italy.
windows of half the homes al
ready are boarded up. At the har-
Dor ana the railroad station long
lines of battered trucks, horse and
donkey drawn carts and handcarts
are piling up hills of furniture.
Local newspapers have columns OF
advertisements such as:
Selling cemetery lot, sewing ma
chine, matrimonial bed"
Committee Established.
An Exodus Committee has been
established to aid the future ref
ugees. Each family that wishes to
20 is given certificate, and nearly
10 900 such certificates already have
been issued. Some 4,000-mostly
people of means-already have left
the city.
The Italian government has al
lotted 100000 lire and promised
to send two big ships to help in the
mass exodus. Meanwhile, household
goods are being transported free OF
charge by italian railways to as
semhly centers in Trieste, Venice,
Ravenna, Ancona and Brindisi.
Nearly all of the city's six large
factories and 100 medium and small
shops-employing a total of $500
workers-intend to leave, but only
two firms thus far have succeeded
in shipping all their machinery and
eoujpment,
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Shipment Of Bananas Fails
To Save Irish Poets Life
By the Associated Press

DUBLIN, Jan. 23.-Eoghan Roe
Ward, 31-year-old Irish poet, died
today of a digestive ailment three
days after New York's Mayor VIII
liam ODwyer sent shipment OF
bananas by plane in vain effort
to save the Irish bard from strange
malady.
Mr.. Ward, who travelled in the
United States and South America
few years ago singing Irish ballads
and reciting his poems, succumbeo
to disease which made it i'm
possible for him to digest fats. He
had been i'll for five months.
Bananas, virtually unobtainable
in Fire, were said by doctors to be
the main hope of saving his life
Mayor ODwyer dispatched a plane
shipment after receiving plea from
the Lord Mayor of Dublin, John
McCann.
Mr.. Ward was the poets pen name
which he used exclusively in his later
years. He was born Patrick Michael
O'Connell,
The frontiersman., 1947-07-26
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It.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
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Evening star., 1947-01-02
Take Ny Word for II
By Frank Colby
A Point of Usage. .


Mayville- Consider the following
conversation at our dining room
table: !
She-Well, tomorrow is Sunday
He-You mean tomorrow will be
Sunday. So
She-No; 7 mean that right now
today, this very minute, tomorrow
is Sunday.
And so on far into the meal
Which is correct?-Mrs. o. S.
AnsWer-From time to time readi
ers have asked me to point out the
'incorrectness" of the common ex-
preston, What day is tomorrow;
Tomorrow is Sunday" Many insist
that tomorrow is" is ridiculous
scrambling of the present and fu-
ture lenses, that the present tense
of the verb Gs) cannot be used for
the future tomorrow
But there is nothing illogical OF
ungrammatical in such usagei
which is well established in Eng 1
lish idiom. The idea of the future
is conveyed not by the verb ds1,
but by the subject tomorrow. -
There is a rule in grammar that
statements of facts that are per-
manently true should be put in the
present tense. Now 1t is perma :,
nently true that the day which
follows today is (present tense) all
ways tomorrow. 1t is permanently.
true that Sunday always follows
tpresent tense) Saturday or fs1
other words, Sunday always Is (pres-l
ent tense) the day after Saturday.
Therefore, on any Saturday, tonor 4
row is Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
FORD. PLYMOUTH, must be
excellent condition; all cash. Phone

CHEVROLET, FORD. PLYMOUTH, must be
In excellent condition; all cash. Phone
BGicK, ehrysler, Dodge. Plymouth, Old,
and Pontiac badly needed to supply de-
aa Of sres paa for ears
inside our modern parking building ! tel oa
or sa Mr Miller st Ex 1900
aANpe nv. Corner 1pHsi i7t1 and NJ n i'00 '''n 81
s5lH s. ssI,s Bss Us e sf
Tstoms Pak: T. desrEis $500
4 asrs sss e s
%IN wi wiTh VI VI wfNN0Top price for YOU
come ee Your 'fS home ef oee plenty parknl
sSsd sXsSoas; sarI|s ISs SIsrids 5sSs
sape scHLEoaI 'e aoIpsN sSsf 5z earre
s ns BEFoKE easE Pos sfkI
SERVICE. 1926 Goth st. NV District
WILL TRADE complete furnishings tor
Station e ts, wagon. EN-. ss7s. q
yATSR dssr VS.
fHRslH sE9 $50 types 70 0sG
Gst hSh s4o fssa pass pssanns d GENE
hEroMoBrLEs hE 9s}a WANTED to. sell; will sell
aness aD1a eso Sold of RoBEY ea Mo- MOTOR SALES fso
Nj sE oyst ns TRAbs Ff DE- YdR TH sae4 e4R at Hornsrs
Fs hEs 81 e ssn Is r. M saSa
H Il M s pTdes sss ssd Jasn 5ns ses S
farsest Pontiac Dealers, 1887 irving St.
FORD owners get every dollar , your car . !
MOTOR SALES, 443a Conn. ave.
BUCKS. chevrolets; Fords, Pontiscs gnna or
sns Wf nsea gem anf XVI Rss rs 1888 sshfis h
Il as nSi HosEs4 81 4asS fRioE for your plymouth.
BORN BORN MOTORS, chrysisr.Plymouth deal
ers 5000 Ge9sslsr ave; sh 49o9 or,e.s
COAST IN poNfIAc. 4o7-4s3 Florida ave,
ns AT 1872 SITE 1Psn sEenings NJ ga, the high
IN sa Dg Es7 f Roon s69ss 1sess co
SRsh wANrEpm1 nj ae viii I'm pay the highest
cash dollars; any make. any model. VIII
LIAMS AUTO SALES, R. ]. ave. at goth
s. sTUDEBARER hiaE: Afams iWANTED-1 will pay the
highest cash dollars; any make, any model.
Bgoks 9so 4 VA WANAep1 Affpps ssfa si pay the highest
sash aoaIS hIo any sa make any aSs at soh
FfORDs WANTED will pay the, highest
L1AMs iiil s0l5ai AuTo SALES. R. i. ave. a. s0th
csHHEvRoEsT Ii WI Aeamo owNEks-Ies sfaI us merchan-
d,s We hSye shs best Ew a5sa
44s2 Conn. ave. Open Til .. SUNDAY
FoRp iReiaD''eo owNERs-Let us merchandise
gSst a the nav ta SfssfsT
Bob Terrett CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
4432 Conn. ave. Open TIL 9. Sunday
BUIcK GowNERs-Let US merchandise
your car, we have the best used d-car
Boz Bob Terrstt. e ret CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
4432 Conn. ave. Open TIL o. Sunday
Pi'IsYMotUjTH owNERs-Let us merchan-
disc your ear, we have the & best used
sa5t Vaf sob in 4esrs ns South EN WI ae mooR e Ea
SALES. 4432 Conn. ave. Open 8 till 8,
aHToMosiIE sanass 1asIIis5 so5wsERs-Le. US merehan-
outlet ii the South Drive yeur car
dollar), II desired WO. 9236 or EN-. 1854.
Res BE- Ts5rs.s e9na npea M2nos III aadsy
ipSsSTiss PoNTiac owNERs--re. US merchandise
s s e t. soh %s have no tas ssss Sss s. R
4432 Conn. ave. Open 8 till .. Sunday
WANT ssiiNS1Tfssw WRECKED CARS. also frozen or
s102. -s
Evening star., 1947-01-02

TH0s. J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
Southern Building .--Executor's sale OF
ing containing two apartments of five
rooms and bath each, being known as
No asde s5 s sod sS Eye
Of five rooms and bath each, being known
Street ST. 'e@lsss soasseast st. Parcel aPa No. Three
story apartment building containing six
units of five rooms and bath each. being
Northeast. Parcel No 4 Unfmproyed lot
Northeast By virtue OF authority vested
droo' m deceased, s Administration No. 87.7SI,
I will sell. in front OF premises Sl5 Eye
street Tuesday the n
I'M, the following described property to
wit: Parcel No. 1: known as Lot .15 in
Square & 9ss' and on ro,,n the same day Ga at t
as Lot is in Square e5s, and on same day
at $40 o'clock pm. in front Of prem
5eeei s5e and sos io IN SQUARE sss as erms 1as
Of Sale: All cash. Deposit of S500-00 each
So, 900 90 required on Parcel No. !, at
time Of sale. Parcel Nos. 3 and A will be
offered first. individually and then as an
individual bidders or the highest bidder
for the entirety whichever is greater.
Said executor, reserves the right to reject
deemed by him to be insufficient. All con-
yeyancing, recording, revenue stamps.
title examination. notary fees, etc. shall be
shall be subject to the approval and rati-
fication of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Columbia. Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days after such approval. otherwise said
Executor shall resell said properties or
property at the risk and cost of the de-
faulting purchaser after five days ad-
vertisement of such resale. in some news
paper published in Washington D. c.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT, executor.
do % % 10 o 6
Evening star., 1947-01-02

ADAM A. WESCHLEK q SON, auctioneers
Trustees sale of undivided one-half in
terest in 2-story and basement brick dwell
ing, No. 303 Longfellow st. n W., containing
rooms, bath. hot-water heat. Colonial
front porch: BY virtue Of an order Of the
District of Columbia, in Civil Action No.
35757, the undersigned trustee will sell by
public auction in front of the premises on
Wednesday the 10Th day Of January, 1947,
at O'Clock IN, one-haf undivided inter.
est in and to the following described real
estate in the District of Columbia, to wit:
Lot numbered Ii in Charles H Galliher and
of Lot. in Square numbered 1898 as
veyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber 90 at Folio 26 Entire interest sub
ject to a deed Of trust Of S5,250 with in
terest from May 15, 1946, at 412ao per
and above incumbrance. One third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. ball
ance in two equal installments represented
by promissory notes of purchaser payable
on or before one and two years from date
of settlement of sale, with interest at. 6
per cent per annum, payable semiannually.
secured by deed of trust upon the interest
A deposit Of $500 required at time of sale
Stamps and notarial fees at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale, other
wise trustee reserves the right to resell
interest at risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser, after 5 days advertisement Of
per, published in Washington. D. c., or
deposit may be forfeited at discretion of
trustee JACOB N. HALPER, Trustee, In
vestment Bldg.
Evening star., 1947-01-02

u.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
Th x 1aa BoM boe. ess ea Nz es5s or sseas
formation; can be seen on weekdays only.
FORD PICKUP s5-h.p.. rebuilt motor.
new battery. tires and generator. Price,
$500, May be INSPECTED at 6a5 D st, NV.
HIDsoN 1916 A-ton pickup. with canopy;
fss9 mlsi Fsis Church 51ass $685. aSssJ sso s
FORD 1884 truck: 1h-ton stake body,
gBILLMIMEE BIsL 4 PALMEs ss MoToR ,, 1,5,R CO.
saassn sGndsan sts hioP hi peteR tssfs
cHEVRoIET soi lsss SS on panel ao TUCK
with new 1941 motor; $695. Can be seen
;g at 3s2e Cd 1sth St ne taI sApt III aood san
dition; low mileage e Can warmed ssos.
Tacoma sss sabs bsrP bod, truck Can i
GMcsc. dsHtseH o. I {. 1888 1M-ton; left. white
g eak pH bed br $500; aas small down payment.
DODGE 1s46 ila-ton truck; stake body.
dual rear wheels, special springs, clutch
anS pq;ee brakes IS spare I'VE gsed veyy s
SALE-Year-end inventory sale. go trucks
--pickups panels, carryalls, jeeps, stakes.
e4aPT Espa MoToR Sn rses 5sai
DuM oAsdo hs aTTnRson traers Ga 7Sso 1s1
TO pick from. RICE MOTOR. 1881 Bla-
R5 nss sts hsoa ss4s 3. o
Bladensburg I'd. ne. II
sSsD sas Riessg ike nsE
CHEVROLET l941 panel K-ton truck;
orig; green finish; excel. cond; s795; terms.
1896 Bladensburg I'd. f
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer
some new, all guaranteed---prices greatly
reduced for year-end inventory sale.
Dodge, Z ton; 1919 s0fs; Ford, ~ l ton, ton; 1887
DoPsn; Psaels41sss Is. 1895 Dodge "a ton; 1s41
Osnes stakes9is4s g tCbi chevrolets, Ia TONS 1912
u tons; 194s chevrolet. ia tons. with
Station wagons tcarryalls with metal
Dumps-1942 Chevrolet. Ia tons; 1912
Federal, 2is tons: 1912 GMc. s tons. 9.0ox
20 tires, 5-cu.-yd. body.
Mack tractor, 6-ton, prime mover, COOK
20 tires, 1941 c.o.e., air brakes.
Vans.-1942. Chevrolet. Va ton; 1914
Chassis and caos-1942 Chevrolet, Ia
tons; 1912 GMCs, .2a tons.
Buses-1942 Chevrolet 15-pasSenger;
1942 GMC 29-passenger.
Amphibious ducks-1943 GMCs. boat
on water. a truck on land
Bridge construction crane truck-1943
Brockway. 6 tons. 6x6, air brakes, 12.00x
20 tires.
Bulldozer tractor-12-ton. Allis Chal-
mers.
Bodies-Vans: 12-ft. stakes.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC Truck
Dealer, 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington, CHI.
cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
(Routes ell or 29l, drive l h miles. Daily
s to 6, Sunday 10 to 3
Evening star., 1947-01-02
All advertisements offer
ing automobiles for sole
must include oetuol SELL
ing price of car.
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

AUSTIN l947 4-or. sedan, most popular
small-car economy, and driving ease
h elVfEE bo foly So eauIgRea saes
sfETifs British 13S AGsTs IN s s4 sedan
aooRs se aaDpfa Pss sth s. HEnhx ase
dealer for crosley. British STANDARD, Fiat,
Heslsy Triumph Singer citreon Lsgonda nd
ana Tae and servce and an oars
3 6g JACK Sc .rI PRY MOTORS EEf Pry Bldg 18th
snipsH l94E HENRY IRON mfR MY
ns BY TX 5Sck fsR sRy MofoRs Prs BlaR s
BUICK Ijit k"o 1886 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
motor and body excel new battery; radio
and heater; S675: 81, 3752 49,. "a
montS ntiphs old: id $4,000. re. s4is.
aaC and 9 beaef esea d0qn mss sedan
appearance. mechanically asani perfect s1,55oo
SSek ~ fsiS isas = e soss Special sl1oo Gan
Just e delivered, $3.50. RE. 5es7. weekdays
BufcR Il z 1887 convertible sedan, r. and h.,
S574, or best offer under. Owner leaving
eona1o sss Sessl sss fo9E a4se sfsa
BUICK K 1S4o Special 4,door I'd sedan; asy
BUick sGn 1s'h is4s i Super Sur sedanette 1e4s motor
new tires radio heater; spotilghs; gI1s Diaek
MR. MIST parker. Il Eao CASH i''0 ~ ~
Buick 1915 Roadmaster 4-dr black sed.;
enf sSpa oSe4seas al o sstroS leo oR 5s fs
BUICK. 1889 4-door; radio and heater;
low milsagsa gsaag good CLEAN Zoo ear with ALMOST
BUIcK 1855 special sedan; perfect
mechanical condition: excellent paint and
6cK EfscK sSse 1ss specia ea 4E Ear sea new ties
new motor job; excellent condition; $3.50,
Elk 53SS after 4 o'clock. 3t I.
F.. FOO good me meoSanieai @ i' condition. good TOP; @
BUICK BUICK 1916 Roadmaster. new; custom
lights. chrome Cadillac back-up lights. ex.
ira chrome fender and running board trims;
bestlooking ;U Buick IN Wasaingt9n 81 gsn VII
Thursday and Friday between and IL
| for appointment to Inspect. NO. 1882. q
BUICK lg4l sedanssse With With al supsI
celient tires: passed 1916 D. C. inspection;
R. go / MOTORS, aSr 1920 Rhode Island ave- ne.
| BUICK 1910 5-passenger club coupe;
and h; this car . is IN Y,.e excel condition;
BUICK Roadmester, brand-new; radio and
| heater. fog lights. seat covers, side mir
ror, spare tire: sell for $3.41o. Georgis
sTG0 "a
| CADILLAC. 1910 81; beautiful blk finish
| er: completely overhauled: $3.50 or best
| offer below. GIL Ss24 after $50 pm. q
CADILLAC 1910 Torpedo, 4.door sedan
/ excel. cond.: car you will be proud te
drive: SI150 SO H ST. NV,
CADILLAC 1941 81 convertible coupe; r
sssat.4a sas FL ssr sss takes it, Pszassly
| CADILLAC 1887 4-door; radio and heater;
! a clean car: in excellent condition; 1896
CHI 1900. Ext. 251. 2'
CADILLAC 1946 g. 4-door sedan; CAM
tell from new; hydramatic, heater, radio
1 spare tire: gone less than 1000 miles
$500. ME. 1885 bet. and 8. -
Evening star., 1947-01-02

64-ACRE STOCK FARM. on hard road ir
Frederick County; 7-rm. frame house, eiec.
running water; plenty of outbldes.; nice
stream through property; price reduced tc
$5.450 for quick sale. Call Ravenscroft
DU. 664l after 8 pm, with VIM. H
BOAZE. 340S 18th st. ne. MI. S241. "a
85 ACRES-Near Frederick, Md; partly
improved and used as dairy farm with g.
room brick house and 7-room log house;
owner will sacrifice complete for only
$9.950: liberal terms; Mr.; Pastor, Ex.
STOCK Or DAIRY FARM, Montgomery
County; 132 acres. 100 acres clear; S-room
house; electricity; bank barn. rs stan
chions; . streams: several good outbuild-
ings; immediate possession: buildings along
worth price of $4,000: $4,000 cash will
handle. Call Mr.. Eanes, CO. 1915. JAMES
z. MAHONEY, Woodward Bldg, RE. 2411
DAIRY FARM, 136 acres of fertile land in
room brick manor house is set on hill
in lovely grove of fine old trees; 30-cow
new dairy barn with 2 new SiloS; has &.
room stone tenant house with bath and
pressure water system, an abundant supply
of good water is furnished by l6.000-gal.
reservoir; property faces 24-mile on good
arterial hwy: large house now brings in
income as guest home. local bank will loan
$4,000 on property: priced at $4,000 for
land and improvements. or owner will
consider offer for land and all equipment.
including 40 head of dairy cows; u cash
and balance on convenient terms; owner
for quick settlement. C. D. MURPHY,
AT OoYg TR 131h j
Evening star., 1947-01-02
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

REBUILT TRANSMISSION guaranteed; huh
caps, griIls,. sealed-beam. headlights, water
pumps, fuel pumps, safety JACKS, rebuff,
safety auto glass installed. J. l.. BREN-
NER & CO. 1910 Montana ave. me-, FIR
GGARANTEED qua rebuilt transmissions,
grilles, seal-beam lights, water and fuel
ty glass installed j. L. BRENNER & CO..
1940 Montana ave: ne, FRs l94O:
and and attachments for Ford and Mercury
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den.
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: 2,
hour service; electric-treated sections il
sapped trs at is AScAps s Sc re Co. pew
ington'S Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efficient
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models OF General Mo-
tors cars; Prompt and neat installati
Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery: new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
fob arpesf st. pontae nT AP 6eser sRg
pend on waiting list. Immediate delivery
on. any passenger or truck size tire or
tube. Drive in for free mounting service.
Also used tires and 1-day recapping serv,
ice. CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., 1896 H
METRoPoGiThS Nj s 6G AM Afro G BATTERY, prac-
hr. 1908 Newton st. ne S15. 8.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
oFFIcEs FOR RENT (cont. !,

GROUND FLOOR, air conditioned. 900
SO, It. on jefferson pl., Va block of Con-
nectieut: will alter to suit tenant; suitable
Tor doctors, dentists, trade group, beauty
B, Star. 81
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. N.w.-Busi-
ness corner, 3429 18th st. NV; entire 2nd
moor. 4 rooms and lavatory2 suitable for
business or of5ice. RA 2036. -3
OFFICES OR STORE, desk space. telephone
answering service. mail address. L.. ].
COW1E sos Eye st. NV. -3
32Is CONN. AFE.-Approx 10x12 it., in
lobby Of apt; bldg: EN-. 3347. 3
DIR. OR Dentists st. NV. just of
Conn. ave. First-ioor corner apt in lge.
modern flreproof bldg: pvt. ST.. entrance
Il desired j. A, WEINBERG CO., 1907
II st. NV, ma. $500. .
OFFICES. near Pa. ave and Bird st. Sc;
convenient to Capitol. KELLEY 81 BRAN
NER; pT 5740; su. ., M6
suite Of Offices with one or two Lawyers.
Box 403-C, Star y