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Evening star., 1947-07-10
HANDKERCHIEFS
AND NECKWEAR

HANDkEKCHIEFS
AND NECKWEAR
IS Orig. 35e Ladies' FIoroI Print
Handkerehiefs, fine cotton,
3 for 37e
100 Orig. l7e Ledies' Cotton Print
Hsndkssehisfs -------4e
IS ovis. 100 Mems csIersd Border
Hsndksrehisfs, fine cotton lie
50 oris. l.ss 70 2.ss Diekiss,
royon sheers, crepes and eottons.
e4e
street Floor
GLOVES
81 Orig. I.s5 Hendsewn Cotton
Gloves, sIipon, white, broken sizes.
100
- Orig. $50 Wemsn's Royon
Gloves. sIipon or novelty----77e
III Womsn's Reyon Or Mesh
Gloves, assorted eoIors and sizes,
ale
II Orig. 5se Women's Rayon
Gloves, broken sizes, assorted
GIopes, Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Farmers Co-operotives Escape
Taxes on Fiye-BiIIion Business

existing system Is the National
Council of Farmer Co-operatives.
Legislation Needed.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
experts today stressed the need foa
legislative action to revise the tax
exempt provisions Of the law because
of q number of court and other
rulings that have grown out OF these
provisions.
It was pointed out that as a result
of these rulings, the Internal
Revenue Bureau is drastically re-
stricted in its efforts to curb abuses
under the tax-exempt provisions.
Only congressional revision OF the
law, it was declared, can correct this
situation. =,
The basic court decision on the
tax-exempt issue is famous case
involving a religious order IN the
Philippine Islands.
The order did a considerable busi-
ness making and marketing candy
and wine, earning over 100000 IN
one year. The Internal Revenue
Bureau sought to tax these earnings
on the ground that the order was
competing with private enterprises
which had to pay taxes. But in
1924, the Supreme Court held that
the earnings of the order came
under the tax-exempt provisions OF
the law. Subsequently, In 1894, the
Treasury Department itself handed
down q similar ruling on q number
of other organizations which the
Internal Revenue Bureau wanted
to tax
fconyrisht. 1a47, by North American News
paper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star., 1947-07-10
MEMS FURNISHINGS

sVt6uN - ] SNuNBSsIII
ee Orig. 1873 Sports Shirts. pIoin
coIors, small, regular
~ Orig. 4.S6 Royon Poiomos, eoot
style, white, irreeulor---2.s9
80 Orig. 1913 Pojomos. knee
length. short sleeves, soiIed, bro
ken sizes
Is Orig. 4.es Robes, woshobIe
broken sizes 2.29
7 Orig. 5.9s Slack Suits, snoII,
20 Orig. l.ss Ba.que shit., bro
II Orig. 4.ss Pojema,, striped
broodcIoth, broken sizes i.99
8 Orig. 2.es White BroadeIoth
Shirts, imperfect t-------9ee
20 Orig. 4.ss Sport Shirts, long
sleeves, irreeulors. small sizes,
1.49
IS Orig. 1.3s BIoxer Stripe Tee
Shirts, Irregular, small sizes, 73e
TOYS
I Orig. 34.s8 ~ Sliding Boord,
with ladder; floor sompIe, 1888
s Orig. 1898 Horses on Wheels,
plush horse, metal frome, rubber
20 Orig. z.98 Kewpie Dolls, l.44
s Orig. l.29 Soiled Ros Dolls,
washable Csc
~ Orig. 1893 to 4.98 Soft Toys,
badly soiIed, dolls, beers rs----44e
~ Orig. 1893 PresehooI Toys, 6ee
Downstairs Store
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.G| Insurance Reinstatement
PRIVILEGE Extended 10 Jan. !

Veterans Administrator Bradley
today extended to next January l
the time in which veterans may re-
instate National Service Life In
surance policies without taking ply
sical examinations.
Until the announcement, veter-
ans who had let their wartime In
surance lapse for period OF more
than three months had only until
August l to put them back into
force without taking examinations
This was the third reinstatement
extension granted by Gen. Bradley
in attempts to swell the agency e
insurance rolls. During the last five
months, more than 100000 veterans
have reinstated policies, carrying
upwards of $500, 100000 in insur-
ance protection.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
LINGERIE

81 Orig. 6ee TO 100 Reyon Undies.
ponties and stepins, hondIed--39e
a. Orig. 2.29 Royon Satin and
Crepe Slips, lace and tailored,
small sizes s----------1.33
II Orig. 1893 koyon Satin Petit
eoots, f'oroI designs l.29
3 Orig. 1880 2-pe. Lounsins Pe-
iomas, royon crepe, blue and red
polka dots --7.77
Z Orig. 4.4e Royon Crepe Shorty
Pojamas, floral, small sizes, 2.77
Street Floor
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SPoRTSWEAR

u Orig. 800 PIoysuits, cotton,
broken sizes ENTHUSIASTICALLY
s Orig. 8.95 PeddIs Pushsr Suits.
cotton, broken sizes------2.44
7 Orig. SOS Bathins Suits, royon
jersey, broken sizes------l.97
4 Orig. s.s5 Beach Robes, cotton,
broken sizes ----------1.44
5 Orig. 40 to s.s5 jumper,
spun royon and wool jersey, l.1e
7 Orig. z.es and 3.se Skirts. part
wool and oII-wooL broken sizes,
Sse
II Orig. 2.ss swsotsrs, all wool,
sIipons, soiIed, broken sizes--39e
z Orig. 1.99 BIeuses. white,
soiIed, broken sizes--------39e
3 Orig. 5.s5 Jodhpurs, best twill,
broken sizes -----------2.97
z Orig. 500 SIaeks. all wool,
dark, broken sizes
Z Orig. S.e5 sIoeks, all wool.
checks, broken sizes----2.97
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
MEMS CLOTHING

5 Orig. 7.so Bedford Points, brown,
content IobeIed, size 29-----s9e
5 Orig. 40 PopIin Ponts, broken
sizes, ton, blue ue---------2.99
z Orig. 1898 Psnts. brown eobor-
dine, size 29. wool content labeled,
500
! Orig. 1875 Roineoot. ton eob-
ordine, size 46------l2.oo
I Orig. Il. so Roineoot, ton eob-
ordine, size 36---------15.0o
4 Orig. 1880 Trousers. oIl-wooI
blue plaid, sizes 28-32-----s.oo
Street Floor
BOYS CLOTHING
II Orig. 5.ss TO e.ss sonforized
Slack Suits, sizes lO-l4----z.zs
IS Orig. 1873 to 2.49 sanforized
sloeks, perfect and irreeuIors, sizes
6-lZ -----------------5oe
8 Orig. z.ss to 3.ss Boys wosh
Suits, sizes 4-6----------74e
36 Orig. l.69 to 1873 Sport Shirts,
soiIed, broken sizes
II Orig. l.z9 Sanforized ovsrolIs.
sizes 4-6 -----------44e
4 Orig. 4.98 Slack Suits, soiled,
ton only, sizes 8-l0--------99e
u Orig. l.4o Wesh Shorts, sizes
6-12
20. Orig. 2.49 coverolIs, sonfor-
lied, sizes 4-8-----------6S
"a Orig. 1873 Dunsarees, brown
only, sizes 8-lo-----------SS
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
LINENS AND
DOMESTICS

5 Orig. 1895 Chenille Bedspreads,
full size, blue and white----6.77
Z Orig. 1875 Frinsed Chenille
Sprsads, embroidered ------S.T
7 Orig. 3.ze Groy Utility Or Comp
BIankets ---------1.75
Z Orig. 1895 77xs4" Sotsen
Comforts, blue or Rose
4 Orig. s.s5 72xs4" Reversible
Quilts 900
Z Orig. 72xs4" Joequerd Double
blonkefs ---------5.4@
3 Orig. 5.ss 7zxs4" Plaid Double
Blankets, 25% wool-------3.73
40 ORG. 3se Print Kitchen Jewels,
part -ZSe
100 Orig. lie Common Wssh
Cloths, seconds ds--------7e
5 Orig. 7.5s 5zx7o" Print Cloths,
l.44
80 Orig. sse IS" Printed Towel
ling, Dutch ,pottern---------52e
100 yds. Orig. l.ls u" Table
Damosk. " to ] yd. lengths Sc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
LEATHER GOODS

20 Orig. 1873 Genuine Lsother
BiIIfoIds, ton onIy------83e"
IS Orig. ZOO Genuine Leather
Belts, z" width, noiheod trim, Ste
50 Orig. 800 TO 5.s5 PIo.tie Roll
and Wooden Hondboss, washable
eyeIets LAT
IS Orig. 100 White PIostie Hend-
bags, assorted styles
Plus 20% Federal Tat
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
NOTIONS

NOuONS
$50 Orig. 35e Air Mail Stationery.
200 Orig. 100 Fancy Note Psper
and Envelopes ------5se
10 Orig. 100 crueifix, oIows in
dork ----------25e
IS Orig. $50 Metal Picture
FTames -----------------'.oo
4e Orig. 1.s5 Poker chips--7se
6 Orig. 500 Bowl Sets --4.s5
IS Orig. 100 syroeeo Wood Trey..
soc
$50 Pr. Orig. 25e Foot Hose Zoe
IS Orig. 5se Curl Combs lie
50 Orig. 2se Hanks Rug Yern. lss
800 Orig. Toe Dress Hsnssrs Sc
so Orig. 1.49 Shoe Bags. irreeu-
lors I've
80 Orig. 1.3S Loundry Boys --7se
IS Orig. 1893 6orment Bess, 100
100 Orig. SOC to 100 Feney
Dress Buttons s-----25e eord
IS 100 Lingerie Set and Bog, Soc
so Orig. 100 chofs Guards, ir-
reQulors 49g
Street Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
LAMPS and MIRRORS

; Orig. 9.98 Indirect Floor Lamps,
bronze bose. shade and reflector
globe Observation-Disclosures
Z Orig. 1923 China TobIs Lomp,
satin finished shade
7 Orig. 4.79 Cord TobIss. folding,
wood, imitation wood eroin top,
2.88
I Orig. 24.e5 Lerse Plate Glass
Mirror. slightly imperfeet---4.44
20 Orig. I.19 to 1893 8" end 10"
Boudeir Shades, some soiled--44e
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1947-07-10
GLOVES
CoRSETS and GIRDLES

u ORIG. 100 EIostie GiFdIes and
Panties- for 100
80 Orig. LIS 6orter Belts. slight
ireeulors, cotton brocode- e----4se
80 Orig. 7se UpIift Bros. niIonese.
3 for 100
ls Orig. 3.s5 Soft Skin end Royon
Lastex GirdIes, sizes s., NJ 400
II Orig. 500 EIostie 2-Wsy
Stretch Girdies. sizes S., M.--1.ss
80 Orig. ZOO Long Line Bros.
buiIt-up shoulder. sizes $3.50,
I.5o
~ Orig. 5.s5 TO 7.so Side Hook
o. ToIon Upper GiEdIes, boned
front and bock--------1.99
3 Orig. 3.95 Front Leee, Front
cIesp corsets, we'll boned, broken
sizes -------------- -I'0S
100 Orig. sos to 1000 Well
Boned Gde-Heok GiEdlss and Zip
per Stepins- ins--------------5.S9
- Orig. $50 Vida ceEseisttes,
uplift bro tops------------3.SS
Second Floor
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ToILETRIEs

IS Orig. $50 D'orsey Toilet
Woter ------------- sos
II Orig. 45e 471l ToIeum --z5e"
IL Orig. 100 Murine shompoo,
25e"
30 Orig. 100 Discontinued Famous
Msks Tsieum Powders rs---2se"
u os;s. soc 471I Shsmpss, z5e"
20 Orig. 1.io 47Il Beth Sslts,
59e$
IS Orig. $50 Ssehsts LOO"
% Orig. 3se Beby oh----25e'
20 Orig. 100 Disr Kiss saehsts.
69e"
10 Orig. 100 varvo Toilet Voter.
soc"
'Pius 2e% Federal Tax
Street Floor
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INFANTS and GIRLS

! Orig. 1925 carriese, slightly
domoeed -----12.o0
5 Orig. 1.S5 ToddIers Print Dimity
Dresses ---------1. 100
10 Orig. 2.99 Girls AlI-Wool
Sweaters, slipons, sizes 1912,
I.50
8 Orig. 3.se Girls Wool Jumpers,
sizes 8-l2--- LOO
IS Orig. 4.70 Girls Royon Toffeto
Dresses, sizes l0X7 to l4h, ZOO
~ Orig. 99e Girls Stripe Cotton
BIouses, sizes 7-lo-------69e
Second Floor
Evening star., 1947-04-02

Stanley was enrolled in the learn
to-swim campaign Of 1910. Later he
Joined the Ambassador Swim Club.
He also swims on the Western High
School team, which won q trophy
last week at the meet held at Amer
ican University.
Kenneth learned to swim at the
"Y" early last year. He has been
swimming every day the pool has
been open since. he said. He is a
student at Gordon Junior High
School.
This years Star-YMCA swim
school is the 33d to be held in
Washington. Any boy in the Dis
trict between the ages of 8 and IT,
Evening star., 1947-04-02
Three Held for Grand Jury
In Portable Radio Theft

Charged with HOUSEKEEPING In
connection with the theft of . 5-by-
6-inch portable radio from an elec-
trical appliances store, three colored
youths today awaited grand jury
action.
The trio, all of whom pleaded not
guilty in Municipal Court yesterday,
are Nathaniel jenkins, 10, of the 500
block of L street S.W., and Clifford
E. Barnes, 10, of the 200 block Of I
street S.W., both held under $4,000
bond, and James johnson, 18, of the
800 block of E street S.W., $1,000
bond.
Police reported the show window
Of Cameo Appliances, Sill Fourth
street S.W., was shattered on March
and declared the midget radio miss
ing from among numerous other
items on display. The three youths
were arrested Monday and the miss
ing article recovered, police testi-
fed at preliminary hearing.
Evening star., 1947-04-02
Two Leading Boy Swimmers
Learned at Stur-Y YMCA School
33d Course, Open
TO District Youths,
Set for April III

Hopefuls with desire to learn
to swim at this years swimming
school sponsored by The Star and
the YMCA can take heart from the
records set by two of the best young
swimmers in Washington, who
learned the same way.
One Is Stanley Tinkham, Is, OF
1000 Fl street NV, holder of so
many swimming records that his
father, Harold Tinkham, frankly
admits he can't keep track Of them
all.
TT used to be an event every
time Stanley got medal, but lately
we have sort of taken him for
granted" Mr.. Tinkham said. II
know he holds eight or nine records
in local classes, some in the Caro-
linas and a few In Indiana, but I
can't remember them all.
The other expert swimmer Is
Kenneth Brown, Is, Of 2025 I street
NV. Two years ago he couldn't
swim stroke. In February, SWIM
ming in the Amateur Athletic Union
meet at the Southeast Boys Club.
he won the 50-yard backstroke
event, setting new record OF 81
seconds.
To-day" he said, II could beat
that by at least 2 seconds"
Evening star., 1947-04-02
Macarthur Boulevard
Observes
Neighborhood Night

Last night was neighborhood night
at the Macarthur Boulevard Citi-
zens' Association meeting, in Pai-
sades Park Field House, Sherrier
place and Edmunds street NV.
Representatives from all groups
who make use Of this recreation
center were there to tell the asso-
citation of working results Of the
field house activities in bringing a
spirit of neighborliness to residents
of this area.
Mrs. Willard Jenson, director OF the
field house, told members of Coop
Grafton between parents and children
in making the recreational activities
at the center success. Basket ball,
softball, dances, a drama depart
ment and many other organized
programs have been provided for
the children. All activities are
supervised.
The local PTA was represented by
Aubrey Taylor, chairman Of the
PTA at Key School, Mr.. Taylor
pointed out the PTA works for the
good of the community and Is in
strumental in providing funds for
minor recreational purposes which
the Recreation Board cannot afford.
C. Aubrey Sharpe Of the Board OF
Education and the Recreation Board,
commended the association for its
spirit in publicizing and making use
of the Palisades Field House, which
is supported by the Recreation
Board.
1--WE are very anxious and proud
some one is showing sense of public
care" he said. "Only by expressions
of groups such as this can men
working in the District government
know what the people want"
Pointing out that recreation pro-
grams should 60 beyond the adoles-
cent, Mr.. Sharpe said he hopes to
see, in the future, a city-wide system
Of outdoor swimming pools which
can be used the year around.
The association recommended in
creased recreation department and
school budgets. They also urged
higher teacher salaries and sick leave
for teachers.
Evening star., 1947-04-02

inclusive, can b : student" in thia
years school.
All he has to do Is I'LL out the
coupon on this page and mall It to
the YMCA. There Is no charge Of
any kind for the school. IN = few
days, an answering card viii be re-
ceived from George E. Caputo, di-
rector Of the campaign, instructing
the applicant at what hour he Is
to report.
Glasses will be taught every hour
Of every day from . am. to 8 pm,
from April Z through April II. They
will be held In the pool Of the Cen
trail Branch, 1732 G street NV,
and that Of the Twelfth Street
Branch, 1916 Twelfth street NV.
That means each applicant will
get six lessons. In that short time.
the instructors say, 80 per cent Of
the 500 expected applicants will be
swimmers. That is the record estab-
hshed at last years school, and the
Evening star., 1947-04-02
3 Youths Held IN 81. 900.
On Robbery Charges

Three youths charged with robbery
today were being held for grand jury
action under $4,000 bond each Ii
connection with an alleged jeWelry
theft and assault upon three other
men.
I Arraigned In Municipal Court the
defendants are Ralph G. Tomlin, 20,
of the 1900 block Of Calvert street
NV, John E. Ramey, 20, of the 1900
block Of Biltmore street NV, and
John G. Hyde, ~. Of the 1900 block
OF Biltmore street NV. All pleaded
not guilty.
Detective Sergt. George E. Cooper
told the court the three were ar
rested on the complaint Of Howard
Evening star., 1947-04-02
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G. A.!


N. Cooper. Il, of the 11o0 block Of
|H street NV. The detective said
Nj. Cooper and two companions last
week drove In . taxicab with the de-
PENDANTS TO the 800 block Of Mount
Pleasant place NV.
As soon as the cab left, 1t was re-
ported, the three members Of the
Cooper party were assaulted and
robbed Of 1 wrist watch and three
rings.
Evening star., 1947-04-02

instructors expect % equal q sur
pass It this year.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

TWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES. adjoining, on
Chesapeake Bay. 28 miles from D. C.:
ashed arse Hsaoe SHADY aaI srounds newly painssd
and improved; will sell separately. FR
Groom furn.. redecorated bungalow with
bath. screened porch, open fireplace. elec-
it R1s2 hsTa gobs srst .nd o9 n f bssn
erabb,ng' slid SieNi Owner. psiEiti wo. oe47z. M7
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md,
graduates; sandy beach, picturesque cliffs,
/ new cottage and lots for sale. Turn at
sign "A miles beyond PRINCE Frederick.
supt. en- grounds. Phone AT. o5ol eye
BAY RIDGE-Det. home directly on and
overlooking bay, containing Nv. Im-, din.
T neosed i pofeh osdlm on ans st oa' bedrms n and
bath on end A.; bsmt. and oil heat, 2-car
garage, 2 bathhouses with dressing rms
furnished, .ss IMEz cusHARD' OR. 4232;;
SHADY sEesii !" SIDE. MD.-Beautiful log cabin
bungalow, facing water; furnished owner
any an1s'f time s'I' BY apt. u Exciusiys with f. +
osTRoW 4 CO., RE. 1878. WI. 2571.
s.s Mossro sen Pfsa fss
completely furnished. $3.50 including 5
lots and motor boat: Possession In !, Is
fo fayT Teach Ass eoms setaf6 e peas
Mason's Beach Pier See Mr. Downs, 10th
WATER-FRoNT COTTAGES and lots.
Shoreham- Beverly Beach. Restricted. safe
$500: overiookfng bay. 60x300. $1,000.
W. E. CRISER, Beverly Beach, West River
LAKE JACKSON, approx. 80 mi. from
Washington, near Manassas, Va. LoH
cabin, completely furn,, $500. Call
METZLER'S Virginia office, ask for Mrs.
Pannill, GIL 1888, OK. 0S7s, GIL. 6593.
Evening star., 1947-04-07
IoTs FoR sALe (cont. ]

y :
MSSpS1Ds sSsS.s 1Ss. $500 $50 sssr sana
rediced TO $500; terms. PERRY 4
AoSE Hax IA RAsSH aSsS D1 housI SdsI radiant heat
features. fsis swimming pool acre nsh pond;
serieted n area tracts Iii top. views for
miles. large hardwood trees. access to Shif.
ley superhighway. would you IKE to ou,ia
aas budns serse sasns Phone sR M
CHEvERLY-choice lot for sale, 51xls5,
Harsy II Hysy EssasnIf :iis1en sgnNr Ga eo
pN 4oS9 Or Syn and epss ewes m ym aa ss abou,
mile north IF 1 hTy For gssss
e1as eves aao and 0ssa san fa fa a775, With HENRY
E. TRIP, Broker. 1911 L st. NV, ma
LOT close to water front a. Beverly Beach
CAPrToL VIEW AREA, corner lot. suitable
for building; priced for quick m disposal; |;
CIV doEa gsypfes RsALfa fsn do ~ f BE- S:a
OFF OFF 18th ST. NV. near Primrose rd.,
100 # frontage, any desired depth; priced
S2,750 up. SHAPIRO, INC, ME-. 17f7.
SLEEPY HoLLow-A acre. cleared and
ready for bldg: many beautiful trees
reasonably priced. CAROLYN CUFF, cH.
LGE. CORNER LOT. restricted residential
section in beautiful Lee Blvd. HEIGHTS
S6x1s0, Mr.. WIS. AVE and 57th: $1,000,
81 900 50 it.. Suitiand Sec: $3.50.
big wooded lots. mr.. river, Herald Har-
Dor: make offer Two 3-a., big 1 trees, city
Rt. No. 240. 90 mi. out: $a9-S1S9 a.;
terms. N. E. RYoN CO, 3617 18th.
GE. GAS
LANHAM PARK, at Defense hwy. lust
east of Lanham, Md.--Beauttful we'll
situated lots: unusually low prices; LOOK
post office, bus and rail service; ready for
immediate building: THOMAS r. HALEY.
Princess Garden rd., Lanham, Md. Phone
Hyattsville O354 III
Evening star., 1947-04-07

DAIRY FARMS. DAIRY FARMS. JOHN
BURDOFT, colesville. Md. Call Ashton
sxEMs FARMS, Fa EARNS nsu ssa7Sn s9aHM BgS- "
Io1CIusT GROVE FARM, near olney, in
Montgomery County, Md.-Stock farm OF
237 acres. located on main pike and among
n ests ThMs is Of as eeunty besi
nearly, level, well fenced, plenty Of water water
and about 35 acres in woods, attractive
bank 81 Sarn 9oRs5 anS double
CRIB, ri 2-ear garage, machine shed and shop,
hog and chicken houses. To inspect, cal
%shton farm SaG 5sRFs'fhb5a%s'eH Eb% MI 5osEs
FARM. ai eAfiuitStaREs III ACRES, miles from aettys.
outbuildings. Price. $4,000. Write Boz Box
oSuTFsfkiRrs so s5 Hszasen S1;,
fenced; $4,000 dairy barn, Other other, gut out
enoeD g prde Goo e soaR hS be s
aETzhERs shsT2d 0E v1RaINA sal1af oPFicE
hwy. Arlington, Va. OK. oS7S' Gil. 1858
Hbfh TpEAL III TouRfsT RS HOME and 1o-acre farm
no competition; located on Route 20. Il
onse s 6szaps spe ese1ss coons lines hs
splendid country home; sunrm.. utility
rm. 2 wells, cleo, unusually, fine windows
tains: . blks. from stores, fine Greyhound
bus service; long frontage on highway:
Of gocd optbuildings a0Sse ane nssds
Mss a1S hdkfs; k5kG c5 30 os fsssming, so pasture
Nss wSGas Toom hoase angs oa
4oxtO barn. cellar and smokehouse; Ito
miles from D., c., near Route 90; eeo- eo
nomical start in farming at only so'2oo'
IN e OLD D DviIRoG5iNrA-Delightful century old
country home and productive farm OF !SO
Frem RTsnsht town Risn and f the univeEsty Of VIZ
sna aDS tw9 us satt abd pce
900. write for Illustrated brochure. Percy
Montasas: NJ. associate Of GEcRGGE GEE Gouz, H
saasEs gARKLEcb dbardFtssvie 1sss saF9eS vs slos
3oo-aere farm, 200 acres cleared. Msil
bIdes'. tidesa unimpToved S house With eiec. hre
places 100 old sda hs ay 1sEm bs si puT
METZ. METzLER's VIRGINIA oFEIcE asi1 Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va. OK. 0s7s. GIL. 1888.
Pssn PssGErT1oN4h ri j Z n SMALL FARM, 40 acres
This Fairfax County farm has about i
an air of productive prosperity; The ,dn, lang
for Is n horses Glas siS and cattle The house
Ms end Of landsespsd ;tnsen Lane and and has
rooms and bath on the 2nd floor. There
are also a large barn, tool house and
Substantial groom dairy house with run;
ming water WHICH could be rsmodeiisa sn mis,
from Washlngton in pleaTsagsT afsgT country 9nnay:
dale Va. at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alex, 5s12 Closed Sundays ansnn,s s.,.,.
near Frederick, Md; 7-room house mod mod
ings: never:failing springs and stream: 81
acres, fertile land; young orchard an ana
Priced for quick sale, Can MI. Sparks. s
NO. S475 or MI. S241, with WILLIAM d.
MfDDLEBuRG, sDD near Foxcroft School. 400
farm agriculturally: very fine barn; old
brick Colonial which can be IestoT@ea; @
Kelley at KELLEY & BRANNER, DI. 7541.
Ewes and Sunday. GL. 1864. =
WE HAVE TWO lovely estates OF 20 and 70
acres respectively. within is miles OF the
White House If interested. phone MT
Able, WI $500. with sHANNoosNa on = LucHs
POULTRY FARMS. poultry farms. JOHN
BURDoFT. colesville, Md. Call Ashton
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Evening star., 1947-04-07
AuToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmlssions.
shock absorbers. rear ends new hub caps,
gril.es. seal-beam lights. vat Tater ana rye rye
% y gia:s instslled [. BRENNER l. CO,
HENRY HEN saohPe {. PooLE, used auto parts, has
moved from !4o' L st. sc. ,t1e Larger ge
AUTO LUGGAGE Notwithstanding
delivery; new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable ior
merchants. farmers; nsneTmen r p,1 ana to1r- osn
1897 irving st. NV. AD. $500, Washing
AUTO REPAIR sERVICE-Every mechani-
sEAs "a Esef 09dE sUo sssi Abfo Co. Dfass
NEw1TYPE s1h =! + Z TIRE REcApPING by the lat
est safety process: beautiful tread: 2.
hour service: electric-treated sections II
sssppea trs Is sADE se. ses ss CO.
Irving St. NV. AD. $500. Quick. efncient
new Ie-FT. STAKE BoDY-cau ov
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION.. We
carry q large stock OF good-duality seat
covers In popular colors. They viii also
at other models OF General Motors cars.
EeHDE sTSn5 aps Pffs nsssaiG ca iss7 rTnr s.
7 TRucH Ri 4 BODIES SDiSs REPAIRED. altered and
painted so gogr TeSnlTsmsn5S IpoT rgsT WoRHs eSey
oapIafr lnS LII sfss sRAkE X Psi ssERaicEaydraulc
parts Innings on the SHOES; labor and ma
terials fully guaranteed. CLIFFS BRAk E
fok sEVIsz sA ooI rordson St W. tlactor ha o and
lumber wagons. National 1103 bet. am
and 5 pm. -