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Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

might roll foul if left alone, and the second a bloopy Texas Leaguer which just evaded Kenny Perkins outstretched fingers. Kenny had already made one save, a nice catch of a dropping liner in short left center field. Hitchcock sal vaged a shutout as the Tigers won to l.
 Luck, All Bad. .. The oppon- ents of Christie's Platers have really been seeing red. First of all gaudy Cbut nice) red uni- forms, and then the red-faced players who can't understand what they have done to make all op- ponents play heads up ball against them. They lost to Noank as they were held to three hits. They played nice ball against Vic's, the game going two extra innings be- fore Handy Andy Latham sin- gled with the bases loaded to ice the game for Vic's. Sonny" Bur- gess was almost the hero for Vlc's, as with the bases loaded in the first overtime inning he drove a sure hit in the slot between sec- ond and third only to have the ball strike the baserunner and re- tire the side.) Christie's next ran into red-hot Avery Point team which came from behind to win 4 to 2.
 Blues Dana Kenny, Ameri- can Legion coach, is really moan ing them as he awaits some new ball players for his ailing team. Some of you fellows around town might be just the tonic Dana needs. Pm sure he will supply the lini- ment for any good bell players who want to play with the Legion.
 Players and Umps crying them, too, as cars continue to turn into the field with their bright lights on. This practice delays the games as time must be called to protect players from the glare.
 Proxy {. Fred Damon requests that all players park empty cars across the streets from the field. This will allow more spectators to view the game from their cars. (Continued on Page FiVe)
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

taken care of by the Perkins boys, Kenny in left and Bobby in cen- ter. Both boys are fast, hit well and grab every ball hit in the outfeld. Gene Cedio and Baker have been playing right field, Ce- dio's long hits make him choice over Baker.
 Art Johnson keeps the boys alive from behind the plate, and Dave Walsh is the manager. (Of course the Tigers wouldn't be com plete without Big Patsy" Volpe, scorekeeper, ace rooter, and chief batboy.)
 Second place Vic's have one- man pitching staff in John Rogue, and that isn't bad as John is one of the top pitchers in the league. Pepper Pot Andy Latham, catch er-manager, leads a team that is
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

BartOluccl and Sullivan nave been holding down the initial sack in good shape. Bart's experience and timely hitting give him the call over "Sully." Haase and Barre
  are the keystone combination and Clyde Solt is the third baseman and leadoff man. Clyde plays heads up ball all the time and is a very dangerous man on the bases.
 Left and center field are ably
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

catching what pitching the Coast Guard has. They had fair pit cher in Farr, but lost him. Veo- tovitz, who has been in doing most of the pitching, gets his Jumps pretty regularly. Too bad the sai- lors haven't got their speedball king of last season, Bonetti.
 Noank Fire Department, new team in the league, have a nice little ball club. If the team could learn to control their tendency to heave the ball all over the field they would benefit considerably. Rinski, fine pitcher a few years ago, started the season as the pit cher, but it became evident that he no longer had his stuff and he has been replaced by Gallano, nice hurler. Carson does the catching for the firemen, who have good, snappy infield, and fine Outfeld.
 I left the American League un- til last because that's just where they are and will be in the first half of the season. The pitching, batting and fielding are all woe fully weak. Manager Dana Ken ny claims he has some ball play CTS on his roster who will greatly improve his team in the second half of the league. Kenny must strengthen every department Ii he wishes to climb out of the eel lar.
 Knock Wood Frank Bern hardt, Avery Point centerfielder, has been the only player laid up by injury during the season. The Coast Guardsman suffered a sprained ankle as he stepped on rock while chasing ball in deep center field. He was carried from the field and taken to the Sick Bay at the Training Station. He has since recovered.
 Luck, Good and Bad Noank, a new team in the league has provided some excitement as one of their pitchers threw a three hitter against Christie's Platter. It looked like no-hitter Gas Chris ties had two very cheap and de- batable infeld hits) until the sixth innin0 when Teapue. the PlaterS' shortstop, smashed clotheSline sin into left field and settled the issue for good.
 The same Noank team was the victim of Hitchy Hitchcock, Grot- on Tiger pitcher, who on May 21 threw a two-hitter. Hitchey struck out five of the first six batters to face him, and added six more dur ing the remaining innings. Both Noank hits were scratchy, the first bunt that looked as though 1t
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14
Groton Softbal League
By JACK DEMPSEY

Jumping away to early start in the first half of the 1947 season. the defending champions Groton Tigers have record of ten victories and defeats and at present the occupants of first place in the eght-team league
 Possessing the well balanced pitching staff of "Hitchy of the best oues in the League the Tigers have also displayed fine offensive punch They the team to beat
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Robert j. n. Mainfort Of Charlottes-
vile and Mrs. Fauver Budwesky OF
Alexandria. Mr.. Robert j. r. Main-
fort, jr., was best man for his
brother. and another brother, Mr.,
Carlisle Mainfort Of Indianapolis,
with their brother-in-law. DR.. Rob-
ert Crowley of Batavia, N. Y, were
the ushers.
The reception was held at Locust
Hill Estates. home Of Mr.. Covington,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mainfort made
their trip to williamsburg by motor,
the automobile being q wedding
present from the brides father.
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Mainforts to Line
At Charlottesville

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Bing Main
fort, who were married yesterday
afternoon, will make their home
near Charlottesville, where the for
|mer has purchased q country home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mainfort. the latter
formerly Miss Anna Belle Coving-
ton. are spending their honeymoon
in Williamsburg.
The wedding took place In the
Bethesda Methodist Church, the
pastor, the Rev. H. r. Chandler. ofii-
|ciating at 3 o'clock, assisted by the
Rev. John Bachelor, rector Of the
Episcopal Church in Gordonsville,
va. Mrs. James Graham played
the wedding music.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
u. Hargis Coyington Of Bethesda
Evening star., 1947-05-25
Miss " 00ds Bride
OF Robert Nevitt

Miss Sarah Elizabeth Woods be-
came the bride yesterday afternoon
of Mr.. Robert Goodrich hewitt in a
ceremony taking place In Trinity
Episcopal Church in Takoma Park,
with the Rev. Brooke Mosley ofi-
ciating.
In the absence of the, brides par
ents, Chief Warrant Officer and Mrs.
w. McKenna Woods, who are in
Manila, she was escorted and given
In marriage by Mr.. Harry L. Ingram.
With her wedding dress OF embroid-
cred organza she wore veil Of tulle
held In place by a halo of the tulle
edged with lace and carried a bou-
quet of white roses and lilies OF the
valley.
Miss Ruth Fleischman, the maid
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and Mrs. Evelyn Cole Covington Of
Washington. Her father gave her
in marriage, and she wore an old
fashioned frock OF white marquisette
and lace. Her fingertip veil was held
by tiara Of pearls, and she carried
white orchids on the white cover Of
the prayer book.
Miss Nancy Covington was maid
of honor for her cousin, wearing
an orchid old-fashioned frock with
matching picture hat and carried
an arm bouquet of pink rosebuds.
The bridegroom Is q son Of Mr..
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OF interest to her Washington
friends Is the approaching marriage
of Miss Olga Garcia -Rey, daughter
of Mrs. Manuel Garcia of Spain and
San Juan, to Mr.. Warren Arthur
Knudson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Knudson of Chicago.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday in the Church of Our Lady
Of Esperanto in New York, the Rev.
Harry F. Graham, o. p, Of New
York, national director of the Holy
Name Society. officiating.
Mrs. Tina Marranzano Malcheau
OF Washington will be matron of
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Olga Garcia-Rey To Become Bride

honor and Mr.. Newt Ablahat of
Chicago will serve as best man.
Mr.. Manual Garcia-Rey of New
York will escort his sister.
Miss Rey, who Is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Spanish industrialist,
Eugenio Rey Of San Juan. was with
the Pan American Union for several
years.
Mr.. Knudson was naval officer
attached to aviation ordnance at the
Naval Gun Factory during the war.
He now is chief engineer Of Silver
cote Products, Inc, in Chicago,
where the couple will reside follow
ing a brief honeymoon.
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To W ed IN Jnly

The engagement of Miss Thelma
La Rue Kepler, daughter Of Mrs.
Lloyd g. Kepler and the late Mr..
Kepler. to Mr.. Gurnie C. Hobbs jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobbs OF Eden
ton, N. c.. was announced Thursday
by Miss Kepler's mother.
The wedding will take place July
4 In the Metropolitan Baptist
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of honor, was costumed in yellow
marquisette and carried sweet peas
and the bridesmaids, Miss Frances
Ray and Miss Ann Sullivan, were
dressed respectively in light blue and
pink marquisette. Both carried bou-
quets of blue iris and snapdragons.
Mr. John G. hewitt was best man
for his brother and Mrs. Dale w.
Davis and Mr.. George Bruffy were
the uSherS.
Mrs. Marion G. Nevitt, mother of
the bridegroom, was hostess at the
reception at her home in Takoma
Park following the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. hewitt left for
trip to the New England States
and Canada.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

ODONhell , dinners. The at
SEA GNU mosphere Of this
huge restaurant Is very nautical
You can sit at the Captains Table,
In the Ships Cabin, or In any Of
the Marine Dining Rooms thas
literally I'LL two large buildings.
O,DONNEILS s located In ths
heart Of the shopping and thester
district at i22l and 1907 .
STREET NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
BEAUTY FORUM

Lost Wednesday,. the Wushins-
ton Fushion Group brought To-
sether representatives of the
outstanding cosmetic houses,
the beauty editors OF chorm,
GIumour ond Mudmoiselis
magazines, and our own local
beauty editors to form the
panel on d forum Of "Besuty
and Makeup"
The tesn-ase girl came IN
for her share Of beauty counsel.
She is no longer the forgotten
girl" For her own purtieulor
needs--ond to help her acquire
good hobits early in life--thsrs
is Angela vorono's Young
vunity Box"-1 ehormins, we'll
bred box which contains the
following sssentiols: A lorss
cake Of pure eostiIs soap, q
bottle Of skin Iotion. . bottle
Of protective lotion, o box Of
face powder and . Iipstiek.
This box. fsotured exclusively
by downtown speciolty store,
will moks q lovely Gift for q
young sroduots or tsen-oss
bride.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

and several new
features have been
added. In adM-
tion to the COM
plete beauty salon,
there Is q Chill
dren's Hair Cutting
Department - so
that children can
be accompanied by
Evening star., 1947-05-25

SrleS-Ol umed
lacuuered oa k.
Fascinating COL
ors; hunting
.pi n k, d e e p
green, natural,
and black lac
quer, lined to
bring out pat
tern in wood.
s TYLE, INC,
L
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Ito prove y OH r
skill. CAPITAL
ABBATT has many
Of tn e m, priced
from $3.50 up.
Terms as low as $5
a m on b. Three
stores: 800 r ST.
NV, 91T r ST.
NV. Phone RE.
1900. Also at 1891
Evening star., 1947-05-25

ODONNEILS LEA
GRILL. There you
will be served your
most favorite sea-
food delicacies-on
platter specials, q
Ia carte, or on COM
nieke Ii1nchaoT,E and
Evening star., 1947-05-25

OF interest in congressional circles
Is the announcement of the en-
gagement OF Mr.. C. Douglas Buck,
jr., son OF Senator and Mrs. Buck
of Wilmington, Del, to Miss Mary
Biddle Sinclair.
Miss Sinclair is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Sinclair of
Riverside, Conn, who announce the
betrothal. She is a graduate Of
Westtown School, Westtown, Pa,
and attended Bennington College.
Mr.. Buck attended the Hill
School in Pottstown, Pa, and was
graduated from Williams College in
February of this year He served
with the Navy for three years as a
lieutenant (junior grade) on mine
sweeper in the Pacific.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

your Fathers Day
and era d uation
Gifts, and for your
vacation luggage.
@ hoose from
matched pieces of
! u 6 gag e, brief
cases, game sets In
leather cases !.
and many other
Evening star., 1947-05-25

suggestions for men and women.
920 l4th ST. NV. Phone MA. 57o0.
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I" IRON California;
here they are! Coffee
tables, Q summer fire screen, oc-
casional pieces and smoking Access
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Church. The Rev. K. Owen White
will oficiate at the ceremony and
the couple viii go South on their
wedding trip. visiting Mr.. Hobbs
parents en- route.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
ENGAGED to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hutt of this
city announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Anita HUT, to
Mr.. Henry Winer, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Winer, also of this city.
No date has been set for the
wedding. -
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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IS TAKE A TIP FROM A
PORTER"--and buy fine
leather luggage. for long wear
ability. Go to BERTRAMS for
Evening star., 1947-05-25

=" As YOU sEw-youn reap
q whole new wardrobe,
made BY yollrselfi" All you need IS
Q Portable Electric Sewing Machine
Evening star., 1947-05-25

clean--and your
white and pastel
ones spick and
span. Take them
for cleaning and
repairing to the
8 OS RE-
PAIR SERv.
ZOE, at eo4 q
ST. NV, Sec
IL - nrsGl
Evening star., 1947-05-25

4" GLOVE AT FIRST
SIGHT" Your gloves
come in for q lot of attention
20 keep your dark ones spotlessiy
Evening star., 1947-05-25

SCHEETZE, INC.
IF you are in need
of a permanent
here's your oppor-
tunity! On those
days-fron1 o am.
to $50 p.m.--you
can enjoy the reg
ular SIS Five Star
Oil Permanent for
Evening star., 1947-05-25

having their hair cut. The front
part Of the Salon has become q
charming shop-featuring exquisite
lingerie, Proper hosiery and other
feminine accessories. 5000 Wilson
Blvd. in Clarendon. Va. Phone
CHI. 1887.
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" TRIUMPH AND SUCCESS
has rewarded so many
Evening star., 1947-05-25

shiola Modelling.
They've ] OF n e d
the ranks Of ia
nous fashion
models, m o vi e
stars and beauty
contest winners.
The S oil has
day and evening
classes. 1ndivid-
ual instruction.
1911 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

H As NEW AS TOMORROW"
" is EMILES in Claren-
don, virginia." It has been en-
larged, beautif1ed. and modernised
Evening star., 1947-05-25

use An a t lie
Robbins "PRIS-
MATTC" make
up. It's natural,
it's Ii @ u ID
stays on all day,
In all weather.
Covers blem-
ishes, yet viii
not cake or dry.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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ceived them. 1859 CONN. AVE. DE.
nnr8
Evening star., 1947-05-25

only SIU "a 53H3R
saving)-and the wonderful $3.50
Creme-Oil Permanent which is re-
duced to $3.50. Call for an ap-
pointment. Aforementioned salon
for your comfort. Open evenings.
1145 CONN. AVE. Phone MA. 1926.
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ly, and very happy in the knowl-
edOo that har. ueddtnc invitations
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D p p z b Z III
I q S h ! o n
show s.? 1t
doesn't mat
matter II you
are shy and
a W K W ard.
After taking
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ond Floor. velati Bldg. Phone
Ma. 8442. IS
Evening star., 1947-05-25

ables them to re-
finish or repair your
silver service while
you're away to be
ready when you re-
turn. For further de-
tails, call DU. 27ss.
Located at 3611 M
ST. N.W.--one block
beyond Key Bridge.
Open to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

were the epitome
Of chic and beau
ty. She had them
engraved at BRE-
w o o D - o n
Cr n e's ne "
"Ecruwhite" we'd
ding paper. and
chose her favorite
type. Completed,
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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H CEAFOOD AND SUMMER
''O ARE SYNONYMOUS"
And when it's summertime IN
Washington, it's seafood time al
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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j" WHAT ARE YOUR AS
49, W PIRATIoNs?" Wouldn't
you like to become a fashion model
and pose for photographers and
Evening star., 1947-05-25

the course offered at PHYLlSS
BELLS ideal" SCHOOL, you
can become poised, charming and
far more attractive. You win be
coached in good manners and care
ful grooming. You will learn how
to apply makeup correctly and
how to choose and wear your
clothes effectively. And the class
In Fashion Modelling win prepare
you for fascinating career. Con-
venient tuition plan: t10 upon
registration, the balance In small
weekly payments. School IL located
across from Woodward d Lothrop,
at co. 1lth ST. N.W.-2nd noor.
Glasses from 1890 to $50 pm.
Phone MA. 608A
Evening star., 1947-05-25
THELMA
DOYLE

/" MONDAY, TUESDAY AND
'''1'A WEDNESDAY-are the
three days which bring you hearty
savings at MAR GAR EFT z.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

her Invitations had Traditional dig
nifty and modern charm. BRE-
WOOD has many correct styles
and two envelopes are now used.
Samples are on display for a leisure
" consideration. 12l7 G STREET
NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

U TAKING A VACATION
49, = THIS SUMMER" A spe-
cial service offered by the SCTEN-
TIFIC PLATING COMPANY en-
Evening star., 1947-05-25

a d v q n -
t q g e OF
her low
r q t e s
W h 1 C h
end this
wee X. A
C o ur 5 e,
including
rip0-~11.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Three types. IoF average, cry u
oily skin. Toiletries counters:
Kann's and Woodward and 10th.
Evening star., 1947-05-25
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H ST. NE. Phone AT. 1858. Open
evenings. Night or Sunday. call
co Do2S.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

H MAKEUP AND LvE!"
- 1'A The correct makeup
makes all the difference. Do as
famous fashion models do-and
Evening star., 1947-07-01

SEALED BID s. SALE a1s % Easipmsnt 1a TT that At
Draw Draw chain bench a., No. s;4e4s$:SS-SS;
6A. overall. height 35i'.", width draw
allie ali. length chain overall approz 5,55A"
General Electric dc. motor, 230 volts. 80
h.p., used and IN good condition. Manu-,
Machine CO. Steam boiler .(B). Erie City
side walls, steel encased. $50 lbs; working
sassS s. %n typss yys.e so he S used
condition: This surplus property is offered red
following priority claimants: Federal Agen;
locxies governments. educational and non
rentiy. Awards will be made to the prior
ity groups at the fair value, Eth which iatr
able bid made BY nonpriority bidders
located at the National lon vsu Bureau ma. OF STAND
p'm'. nsnJsiSi july to july ii. In 1917. incl. For
this and complete Imagination or NJ about ut, Il this
tration. washington Customer Service Cen
ter. 4th and Jefferson dr. s.w., Wash
ington. D. G.. industrial equipment section.
from premises within 10 days after notif1-
cation of award. A deposit of 1910 is re-
auired on each bid: Dep9sits are not re. e.
established credit with WAA. Such pur-
chaSerS shall execute the following certifi-
cation, in lieu of deposits, when submitting
bids or offers: II (we) hereby certify that
! (we) have established line OF credit with
the War Assets Administration REGIONAL
Office at t- unsert address of Region
al onace) or . specific approval from the
War Assets Administration, Credit Division
of such office; and that this certidcation
is submitted in lieu of q deposit on the at
tached order or bid" Federal agencies.
State and local government agencies and
instrumentalities. and public health and
educational Institutions are not required
to make deposits. All sales subject to WAA
standard conditions Of sale, WAA reserves
the right to reject any or all bids or with
draw all or any part of material offered.
All sales fob. location on an "as-is.
whereas" basis. AL bids and bid deposits
must be received by War Assets Adminis-
tration by 2 .p.m.. July 16. 1947. Bids
D M, July 16. 1947. WAR ASSETS AD-
Service Center, 4th and Jefferson dr.. s.w.
Washington, D: G.. Information may also
be obtain at: $40 E. Main St., Richmond,
Va. 2O5 Peoples Bldg, Charleston, w. Va.
8 So. Calvert ST.. Baltimore. Nd,
Rl-16O
Evening star., 1947-07-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. J.

GMC. 1914 .2Na-ton steel body dump truck;
wheel drive, winch on front; never
@ and otSer Hay m
MR.. CARROLL AD. siOo. %
CHEVROLET 1889 Master de luxe coupe.
with built-in steel truck body which can
$3.50. Cali GE. 1856. See MR.. LEWIS. II
condition: S4OO. sH. 3946. Il
sTpDEBAKEE 1s41 coupe express h-ton
s ns psos sesa trsss ssDe l'ss $685.
shelves extra. Cali GIL. 1908, 9 am. to 8
saad asad aaaa sssan ssaa aeyS trs s
BRocKWAY ie4i eh. CHI and cab; long w.b,;
n't s7s HE'S
6aEsytRoIET 1a41 AZ tractor r.; sei: al and tfailer;
wh ID shspe
foot Superior trailer with. tarpaulin cover
apd doar extra tires and tubes s1soo
sM sl!oo stea e. at ksHRs sHRR ssos Soeo sSGds5Sn %
18th and Psnna; Sc, after pm: 3.
less than 5000 mi: spare tire. heater and
defroster; Al condition. Call RE. 5995.
engine recently installed, good tires: cash.
trade or terms. MITCHELL MOTORS.
INC, 222 End st. NV. (2nd ST., Just above
Constitution ave) 3
FORD truck. 1aodel A. 1a-ton: good condi-
ton; $500 or best offer under. OV. 1864.
302 E. Windsor ave, Alexandria, Va:
CHEVROLET A-ton panel; brand-new;
$500. or trade for AZ car. ME: 6275. =
FORD 1916 new sedanette. 1h-ton truck,
Boyertown body. Can be seen at 1908 N.
Capitol ST.. or call NO 1858. -3
CHEVROLET 1885 1a-ton; dump body,
dual wheels; fine condition; buy at $295.
GE. $500. 1928 Cedar ST.. Takoma PIX, DC.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia. Holding Bankruptcy Court.-In
the Matter Of Peter-Pan Food Stores Inc
Bankrupt No. 4399.-NO-
TICE OF FIRST MEETING OF cREDI;
Stores. Inc, of the City Of Washington
District of Columbia: Notice is hereby given
that the said Peter-Pan Food Stores, Inc
petition filed by it on the 18th day OF
June. 1947, and that. the first meeting OF
its creditors will be held on the 9th day
ONCE OF the Referee in Bankruptcy. 321
Tower Building, 14th and K Streets. North
west, Washington. D. G., at which time
prove their claims, appoint a trustee.
examine the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting. JOHN A. BRESNAHAN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1947-07-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND END Trust LoANs-Prompt
and eeurteeH: seryiss; Before eorrovingg
HoNIY on SECOND .TRusT-we viz
buy second-trust notes. .. c.. nearby Nd.
MoRTdAGE 4 INVESTMENT corr. 1917
az Ea. nv ~. Easionsl Mrss 1Ss 5saa ,,,.
Element. FULTON R. GORDON, 1927 Eye
St. NV. DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention.!
1st, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Md,
Va. and D. c.; mo. payts. lowered. ADAMS
REALTY CO., 905 N Y. ave. NV. RE
ist, t end ia AND srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"a hrs. Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO, Elk. $3.50:
LOANS TO d. c., Md, VA. HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
praisal fees; low rates. SECURITY FL
NANCE CORP, S3S Investment Bldg. DI
S672.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Maryland,
CAN Co BOZ 16th. MA S032
Evening star., 1947-07-01
ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

SACRIFICE. FLORIDA-2-apt. furn. house.
heart Of prosperous town; highway, and
cash, bal rent. IL 51S7. Ext. . 5.
snug fsherman's haven in one Of Florida
communities. Over 400 sold, / to 5 acre
homesites, fronting or neal, salt water.
eiec. titles Guaranteed. Priced as low as
$500, $45 down, SIS mo. Immed. possess
sion. For beautiful illustrated free book
z st: NV. ME. 1143. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Realtor. II
CLOSE to the Appalachian Trail to Sky
place to rest and enjoy life. Near P. O..
store and busline: boating and fishing
nearby An excellent S-room house with
electricity, water at door, large screened
porches. many outbldgs:, 8 acres Of rich
land. rushing stream flowing by house.
It's all yours for only $7,750. Pictures
and information. call c. R. MORAN,
Falls Church 919-J-3 or DI. 1857.