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Evening star., 1947-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

tors: bouEht and sold and rented. RI, l177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th st
ANTIQUES, silverw.re; in any condition:
R china HosE 81 as ssrsss 1885 9e ssvsfz
BaEsDkM. SUITE ara household furniture. lit !:
SS saton Of s9ndHn ca co. Tor 1883 sss'
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ana
DOcs T Tn5aye pay ses liz sny p0ssps
teaas. massst MR. MA GRADY, gSa ae' Ma. $3.50.
used piano. Call evenings. RE. 367". g.
scriptions We need your books: Highest
RGssiRslG RooR sroRs aSe pTifsf 9Th ST. Paia ME
CAMERAS and eauip;-Gst Gn, our fTeS f E AZ IL
cAMERAs. CAN all types. movie equipment, all
fSsfissHfs rRS4o ReSs5s co. ess
eAMEkH cs MAsHkD RaSss. k ESo'2s '
CAMERAs-German camera and lenses ssrE and
ExcRANGE' Saa.gasiIs %fS I4i6 New YORK ave. NV:
Sssa Ma szs7 opea llaf wl 7s ea
a'sd eShssEs b ssEss H4aa9s 1Dsn svs. .lSS in g..
f9a sThR. S.sfsaeeos Me So isth ~ 81 s77s
% and wrist Watches, initial, birthstohes. dis;
Dss fks ShW Y6RS qEhaSsS %ELRY hshess Co. oFs
ID5ifAMoNbs; 81 Il hs jewelry wanted-Highest cash
prices; free appraisal ARTHUR Markell
5is. S9s ri svs Mr. se!s VI Rs Rssf'
FUiRsNiHTlGRE isH and household effects Of ,, the
odd PIECES Or Or, entire n , homs ns,o Please call
FuRN1TuRE0Hiehest IIqssi Ma N Cash prices; prompt
Ws Sa 6snx b1nssh0d 3D. pr 4ss aRs odd pieces
sszed sssa prices poaons d9r Of
Ses
g9on 1g19 any yoq spe a uD 9oS 5S svsr p.tns
tseiRi RAHN Ssedse.o Nc S. years at sss nv
GOLF CLUBs; used set With stssl shstfs' ats IN
KoDAKs-speed-Gra Argus, zeiss.
sstsaeA ssnsed. sRENSEs. ss YER ess "a. ave: NV:
and silent; lenses, editors, etc. wanted.
BRENNER, 933 Pa ave NV. RE. 2434.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, CLOCKS,
fa.btuT fa. sbGns EM 1895 sns china bought
PHOTO and movie cameras, lenses, high
est prices paid in cash; trade-in. BREN-
PIANOS, grand. upright, spiAet or apt.
size. any size. any condition: Will pay
PiANos rIin p WAITED. COLONIAL PIANO Co
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA
1871 for courteous appraisal.
REFRIGERATORS WANTED, regardless
Of make or cond.: will pay cash. OIL. 5549
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered
STOVES STOVES AND IcEfBoxEs. I any kind o!
size: also furniture. ACME FUENITURE
sT3yE G3 12fl IN ,n; st. w' .H. .nA MA maze sySa
also washers for parts; also lawn mowers.
Cali AT 1857 day or night. IS
WANTED-BetteT Grade Of h00Dehold fYf.
niture, antiques and once furniture. NA
662o; Ovontnsk OF 64z7.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

THE AaLISRAs HOTEL, 55oe lsth s.
$3.50; double rooms. 81 weekly rates
quoted on doubtless dining room in build
HOTEL Emery. 1912 g st nv, two slks.
west of White House-Singles, 81 1.50-S2 so;
doubles S250-S4: summer discounts on
doubles; elevator, phones in all rooms.
51s II ST. N.w.-clean. nicely furn. rms:
phone and maids service; daily. 81 so up;
wkly., So to So per person. RE. 1885.
1920 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Lovely cool
dble rm.. newly decorated and furnished;
sdiotniing Dsrs; transp s.A as door; iss.
POTOMAC HOTEL. 800 18th st. NV. MA.
9216-Compiete hotel service with cafe
terra; SIS wk. double. with. running water:
S24 week with pvt bath: also several large
rooms suitable for 3 or more. S27 and up
per week
DOWNTOWN. 500 9th nw-comfortab
studio rms, So. so single, S3 dbl. per day;
weekly and family rates: Ex. 1882: 4
1905 AND zoos II ST. N.W.-Sipgle, dble.
and suite Of Q bedrms. with private bath,
Apply manager, EBBITT HOTEL 10th and
5sis 8 iS'' 18Th ST. N.w-Dble rm., pvt. bath,
twin beds. inner, ,spr. mattrs,: GENTLE aduis
family; for sirls. 0E. 1907. =,
(O0ttnued on Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1947-07-04
POULTRY and EGGS

BROODERs. . electric batteries, 2 oil and
JAMES FEED STORE. s1a x st. NV.
ME OOs9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
supplies.
s5 for SIS. SO Tor SIS. Phone HY. 0226.
o. G. MAXWELL, Defense hwy, Lanham,
4ia-ACRE POULTRY FARM equipment
Oak Naval Laboratory, Maryland. Mod
ern 6-room home. electric kitchen, oil heat,
orchard Owner leaving. ROBERTS E,
LATIMER. 1888 Alaska, GE. 1870; ewes,
WHITE KING PIGEONS. beautiful mated
pairs and SQUADS. Bargain for quick sale.
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Cattle and LIVE STOCK.

PURE BRED GUERNSEY cows, excellent
foundation stock. B. F. SALISBURY, Fair
STABLE WANTED in vicinity of George.
town; horses or more. Gail DI. S06s
after pm. or all day Sunday. .
PONIES, spirited gentle 13-hand geld
ing; one 2-year-old bred mare; one year
bred Welsh at stud. ALLoWAY PONY
FARM. SH. $3.50.
1 SORRELL BAY horse for riding. sasd6
and bride, S100. Contact HERBERT
STOWE, BOIL Stanton rd. s.e., Ii. 53o9
ONE FIvE-GAITED mare and a. Ave
gated horse and % three-gaited horse.
1000 Branch ave-; J. P. KERN, Clinton,
Md. 10
PALOMINOS and other riding horses for
stud. Thorpland Farm, Marboro-Largo I'd,
p BOSWELL. Jr. Marlboro 367S. -6
Evening star., 1947-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED (cent.

BADLY IL NEED OF hgih grade dropleaf
tables, secretaries, dining room and bed
room furniture; also antiques. ME- 6S76,
Night. RA. 1924.
old jewelry; we pay high
cash prices for your old gold, silver, watch.
es, diamonds. bric-a-brac. etc. TINY
AM INTERESTED IN puying china. SILVER.
DORA MILESTONE. 1885 q st. NV. tit
WE PAY TOR PRICES for old gold, silver.
jewelry. diamonds, firearms mems cloth
ing. luggage. Photographic equipment. mu-
and what have you? win call MAX
ZWEIG Sens. 937 D st NV ME 9113
Evening star., 1947-07-04

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
CO. 622 st. NV National
Evening star., 1947-07-04

ADDING MACHINES, typewr1sers, calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. l177
UNTTED TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 l4th st
ANTIQUES, s1lverware; in any condition:
china bric-a-brac figures. old jewelry.
Evening star., 1947-07-04

RECORD PLAYER, automatic, 8 mos. old,
new model; cost. ss.S S67 90; Will sell ior 24o
RASfo RT Sfo rEsrERs, Msi eRss 8" Supreme GRO. AM
Signal generator. scarcely used; both for
ms HEstrh 81 heso Salon equip
ment: perfect condition; lease expires. one
operator can gross S70o per mo-; IA
pieces: Box 323-M. Star about %,
t.: also white caloric tabletop gas range
e kkkkERieEKAroE-Eles:; crosley; like g1esn new;
FIBER aer' rug. $40. new, SIS: elsc. peresolato.
set, s15; sardsn TOOLS SO; cash. q. no
safEaffRiGEEafok, afafIS MH fo Kelyinator in use good
REFRIGERATOR. electric. large family
size; leaving town. must SELL sl2o' So'
GRSEaFSRa1GERAToRs - Several sizes. for
homes. stores and institutions; ,ris new ana ana
shsre " g. reRsit ais a. our sseD at s7is
kEisFfR1GsERAToRs. isff used. ali makes, recon
ssEFss 3 8 ssDsEs 'fRa
1914 =; ne; Ii. $3.50, Ii. :,oa' 25aS. or,s,d.
hospital. school etc; cheap; iMmed; in 7.
sssipn gs Rassmaan Di Rrsi ild4 aR!s5 Sc e. aRs
REFRHERATOR, combination reach-in
box and small butcher box, 5 doors, new
Hussmann. 6s Gu; f.: immed i@nstaliation. @
mann Dist, 1924 9th st. NV RA. 1868.
REFRIGERATORs-Ne Hussmann. q Gu.
it., "A Gu. it.. 6S GU. it.; ideal for schools.
rooming houses, stores, hospitals. restau-
rants, institutions: immed delivery. 8. L.
Price, PRICE REFRG. Co. Hus smann
Dist 1924 9th st. NV: RIA; 1858:
condition. Se5. EDGEWOOD HARDWARE,
SAW, Mall power chain. good shape,
SAWS, De Walt, new, immed del: sales,
rentals service R. L. MANSFIELD
trumpet, silver, excellent condition. Rea-
sonable. pvt owner. oW. 1888. 4
SAXOPBONE, Conn. B nat: tenor. silver
plated; perfect cond.; S12S cash. GE.
$3.50.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

The famous Baker t1Dins
photographed in Union
Station by courtesy OF
the Pennsylvania Rail
road and The Pullman
Co.
Evening star., 1947-08-19

Makes Every Piece Exclusively Yours
With Your Own Personal "Signa-P|ate"
See that little plate every piece onotionoy famous Kesser
luggage? 1t makes you the proud and properly identified
owner of some Of the finest travel made! On it
you place your and address and into the you
place your belongings, knowing they're they would
be at home The luggage made Of seasoned
wood covered in durable wop with 2 inches
Of Wine color AIgoorgron topgron cowde bindings So
handsome the outside beautifully lined on the inside
here's distinctive Kesser luggage every student land faculty
nember will be proud to she heads back to SCHOOL,
And remember Kesser luggage exclusive in Washington
at The Hecht Co.!
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Smnbkins-Holecek
Church Weddimg

The marriage of Miss Irene A
Holecek, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Holecek, formerly Of Ellis
worth, Kans., to Mr.. Talmage Eu-
gene Simpkins, son of Mrs. Leva
Simpkins Of River Forest, Ill, took
place Friday evening. The ceremony
was performed in Trinity Lutheran
Church, the Rev. H. M. Hennig Of
fciating at $50 o'clock and the re-
ception was held in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Holecek.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore white satin
and a double string of pearls. Her
veil was held by halo Of orange
blossoms.
Miss Virginia Lee Bauer was maid
Of honor, wearing light fuchsia vel
veteen and a halo of yellow roses
matching those in her bouquet. Miss
Bonnie Jane Inlynar of Ellsworth,
was bridesmaid for her cousin, and
wore gold taffeta with halo of red
roses like her bouquet.
Mr.. Tsar Neville Calfee, of Rich
mond, Calf, was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Phillip c. Bootey
of Chicago and Mr.. Duane E.
Bender, of Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpkins have gone
to Atlantic City and New York on
their wedding trip and will make
their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

the bride wore white satin and a
fingertip veil with seed pearls. She
carried q white Bible topped with a
white orchid and lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Beverly Ryan was matron of
honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Bette Bisek and Miss Patricia
Williams, sister Of the bride. They
wore taffeta gowns in rose and aqua
and they carried brandywine and
pink roses, with matching bands of
rosebuds in their hair. The best man
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Ceremony Held

Miss Doris P. Williams Of Wash
ington. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul j. Williams of Annandale, Va,
was married to Mr.. Lyman G. HALEY
Of Arlington, son of the Rev. and
Mrs. Virgil M. Haley Of Harland,
KY, at 8 o'clock last evening. The
bridegroom's father, assisted by the
Rev. Harry L. Bell, officiated at the
candlelight ceremony in the Colum-
bia Heights Christian Church.
Given in marriage by her father,
Evening star., 1947-10-12

was Mr.. Leman L. Stafford and the
ushers were Mr.. Arthur Berns, jr.,
and Sergt. Wallace E. bort.
Following the reception at Power
Hall, the couple left by plane for
Evening star., 1947-10-12

a wedding trip to Savannah, Ga.
When they return, they viii reside
IN Arlington.
Mr.. HALEY attended Baylor and
George Washington Universities.
Evening star., 1947-05-26

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON, auctioneers
sale OF thtrty-fiye Plymouth,
pat and e Once eanp s
ment. ! By virtue of an order Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the
District Of coIumsia, holding os a bankTuptsy a
rupt No. 1866 (Chapter. 100, the under
signed trustees will sell by publie auction
at 221s Champlain st. NV, Thursdag,
Msg 2s nysi is4i and SIX is4d sa
taxicabs, two 1912 Dodge taxicabs, one
1889 Mercury taxicab, used and new re-
Jacks, Wayne air compressor. A. c. spark
plug cleaner, steel work benches, acetylene
welding outfit. permanent Jacks, battery
charger. double grinder-buffer, wise, anvil,
water sererator. electric tube vulcanizer,
pressure grease gun. etc. Also Underwood
typewriter, desks, chairs, etc; Prompt
rsnHHai NhTMAN1EE Esau1ssa 1ssssaAusrENa THOMAS ss +
MOTT. Jr., Trustees. -28
ZED L. WILLIAMS and zed 1. Williams,
jr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Williams Auc-
ton House, 91s New York ave. Tuesday
ture. Good furniture and household effects
from furniture store floor samples, homes,
apartments and individuals. 10.pc. wal.
breakfast set, enameled breakfast sets. new
chairs, mahogany framed mirrors, pic;
lures, mahogany book stands shelves and
it. long; several radios, bedroom pieces.
metal ice refrigerator. 2-door oak ward:
robe, Wsterfall-style bedroom suite, odd
springs and mattresses: large solid ma
hogany dresser fine grade. With mirror
glass top. other effects of va-ious kinds;
and sftent ane
or to conduct auction sales any where,
any time. Auctioneer's phone. Ma. 2620.
Evening star., 1947-05-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

asaD &c., RsRs Isss fIsfsR' sgd
GHEyRoLET pickup truck; must sell; ssa5;
consider terms. ROPER" 1880 r. !. ave.
Esse ss condition sts te1 Reisg w, '!sst % st. s1ss
DODGE 4s h-ton stake body; good CON
cHE9Roaar c1s1eRi \ 1855 IS h1s-ton van. recently
buy &C G sS75 Phone IA. o4si 81 sfter I'M M
cHEvRoLETs, specials Is, is4s 15s-ton
stake; excellent condition; easy terms:
SgSo Ss5S Sunday; Day; i9 Am to pm RICE
DoDGE TRGcak is4i. $3.50. 81 miles
from Peace Cross out Annapolis rd., turn
Isf5 r,1l, as Community Radio Shop. ls RAY
CHEVROLET 1910 business coupe; good
overall condition; heater; $795 or best
es se59E fas5 Gs H gsandaad hss adr sedan
low 1ooansr Se car ss ssas as1o soWden e rd % s'e
cHEvRoLET M ,Ies 1898 l,ten stake sake: runs gsosa; s.
aaERssoNs 3 AgTo 81 4 APPLIANCE CO. IL
SeRsE issa sshs ss'Ss sss DsH2ssR A2RE Hs
FORD hydraulic dump truck; very best
s9oaten %ooR c s79s iso sqasaes r av. terms ns
n1,as. tires, bedy; 1e $500; Monday. 1918 % Mt.
FORD DUMP TRUCK 1871. completely
overhauled; can be seen at 837 seth ave,
FORD i941 Il ia-ton dump; in excel cond
ss.l GfEfs6 8 sS2S ssn isEs
ESkP WM 1aal N6a qe ss ssass s. SSa, ID 1855
INTERNATIONAL 1883 A-ton panel; good
motor. transmission and running gear:
body needs little work: S339 May be
seen at QUAKER CITY LINoLEUM CO..
pLyMoUTH Ply 1887 M-ton panel truck;
be0s Be- Seen ia At THE ii SHADE SHOP GARAGE.
rear 1l15 lIIs, 21st st. nv nv, .,,u. -27
s 4eyl mo motor; % sss5; AqP nmed asV delivery. ry
HENRY MILLER MOTORS. 1888 18th st,
FORD Aaii rs issS Sedan delivery; splendid con-
dition: $465: consider terms. ROPER"
11so TWo + i,s.ToN + Sos ARMY STAKE trucks. good
condition, reasonably priced. THE PAUL
SAM DISTRIBUTING CO.. rear 1907 4th
low BED TRAILERs. for moving bull
purposes; GALLON road grader. hydraulic
blade; 10-wheel Mack truck. long chassis.
air brakes; 2-bag concrete mixer on
wheels with Leroy 4-cylinder motor. 2l21
seehsSask oNa 1sss GMc Nj Ha van body. $50; @is4o
Dodge. stake body, motor recently over
hauled, body about 2 yrs. old, $500; 1941
Ford, cab over motor, lift. stake body,
iooh motor less than u eIa 81 200 9SS;
NEW 1a-ToN psna Chevrolet; $3.50
Evening star., 1947-05-26
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
BY Frank Colby
Words to Watch.


Today let us discuss a few IA
miliar and important words which
are often given dialectal pronuncia-
tions even by otherwise careful
speakers.
A good word to begin with Is
Since" which many Of us pro-
nounce exactly like sense" Be sure
to pronounce since with the short
i" sound SO that 1t rhymes with
"mince, prince" thus: sinss.
The word "been" was once spelled
ben, and the pronunciation "ben'
was more or less current in America
before the turn of the century. For
of all sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest are these: "It might
have been!'-Whittier) But ben
is not good usage In these days. The
Standard American pronunciation
Is: Bin, to rhyme with "sin."
Some New Englanders pronouncs
been like bean" But, as Kenyon
and Knott point out, bean" occurs
chiefly as a criticism" Merriam
Webster,s states: "The usual pro-
nounciation In the United States u
bin"
For years this column has sought
to stamp out the error Of pronounc-
ing rinse" like the word wrench" :"
Progress has been satisfactory. But
occasionally women are still heard
"wrenching" their hands, stockings.
underwear, dishes. and what not, al
though to wrench (twist violently
such things Is to subject them to
rather harsh and destructive treat
ment. 1t would be much more
seemly to "rinss" them. Rinse, Like
since, should rhyme with "mince."
Evening star., 1947-05-26
Uncle Ruy's Corner

OF late we have been hearing
great deal about Palestine and its
troubles. This little country at the
eastern end of the Mediterranean
Sea has been in the headlines many
times, and 1 think 1t will be inter-
esting to go back over its history.
If we understand It's past, we shall
have better understanding Of Its
present.
Palestine has been in the hands
of many Nations. Sometimes parts
of it have been owned by two or
more Nations at the same time.
Thirty-five hundred years ago.
Egyptian kings held power in Pales-
tine. Later came two Kingdoms OF
the Jews. For period the northern
part of the country had a king with
headquarters in Jerusalem.
Almost Is centuries have passed
since Cyrus the Great, a Persian
King, defeated the Babylonians in
war. After winning control over
Babylon, Cyrus let the Jews go back
to their homeland.
In the next few hundred years
the Jews had their own free country
for short periods, but suffered at
tacks from foreign foes. Alexander
the Great conquered Palestine.
Little did he know how important
the country would become to Chris
tians in later times.
With the help OF the Romans,
Herod the Great captured Jerusa-
lem, and ruled the Jews.
Not many years later, Jesus Of
Nazareth was born at Bethlehem.
Neither the Romans nor the Jews
had any idea how much this event
would change the course Of history.
Evening star., 1947-05-26
3-4 THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C..
MAY e<T
STORES FOR RENT fcont. !.

StSRSS tSR sN6tNt tSSsstsSs
DOWNTOWN STORE, I5x26i has. been
used as real estate ofice; will sell with
furniture, or rent vacant. Call till 8 p.m.,
ATTENTION. CHAIN STORE operators-
ideal location in downtown Washington.
near. i4th and G sts. NV, for lge. volume
retail store; approximately 1880 square
feet on street floor Of 10-story ONCE BLDG;
additional space in basement; ideal for re-
modelling into modern store building; this
downtown stores For fgrs1sr srnf irnfoTmatLloon, LoS
141b ST. NV, ME. 5400. 30
CONNECTICUT AVE, near Maynower-
Amidst prominent shops; 1.500 So. IT.
Apply with references, BOX 3l6-D. Star.
ENTIRE CORNER GEORGIA and shep-
herd. st, n.w.-Consists OF 8 stores con-
tanning approx. 1000 SO. 1T. Will lease
In whole or in part TO responsible parties:
Cal It'll 8 pm. LIST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP RE 1898, 905 18th st. -27
Mr.. 18th AND BENNING RID. NE
stores located in fastest growing ne. Sec
ton; approx. 2,100 50. ft. in all; location
suitable for variety store, drugs, hardware
or package liquor: can be altered to l
store, or will lease as 2 separate stores.
For further information, call r. J. HOR-
EER REALTY CO, 1401 Monroe st. NV,
M s949; ewes. DU. 6e59, -27
HUSIEST UPTOWN CORNER; store faces
Ga. ave. Kennedy st. ana Ill. ave-; only
tenant willing to .modernize. GE. 2943. Il
CONNECTICUT AVENUE, near Mayflower
Amidst prominent shops; 1,500 50. It.
Apply with references, Box 316-D, Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-26
AUCTION SALES fcont. i.
FUTURE.

u =
Tmos yw oMTN snM sgcs,opsssss as1s = IA. zss
1921 14th st. ne. containing rooms.
virtue Of . certain deed OF trust duly
recorded. in Liber No. s233. Folio 215 et
seq,, OF the land records Of the District
party d secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee win sell. at public auction In
front Of the premises. On THURSDAY the
p.m.. the following described land and
premises. situate In the District Of Colum-
bia, and designated as and being part
S4ol in Beniamin 7. Leighton and Richard
D. Pairo, trustees subdivision OF Brook
land" as per plat recorded in the ONCE
Sa 'fs is issses bsr a1 8 s foos q 1os and
104: beginning for the same at a point in
the east line Of 14th St. formerly Argyle
the northeast corner of 14th and Jackson
formerly Dover SITS. and running thence
IL an easterly direction parallel with .tn the
in northerly direction parallel with the
east line Of said 14th St. 4s feet: thence
in westerly direction parallel with the
14th street southerly ,48 feet to
property, for alley. for the use Of the own
n said. block; said property being, now
known for purposes of assessment and tax
alton as Lot So7 in Square 4012, subject
to covenants of record Terms Of sale:
One-t third of the purehase-money to be
paid in cash. balance in two equal in
stallments. payable in one and two years.
with interest at i've per centum per an
mum. payable semiannually, from day of
the property sold. or all cash. at the option
Of the purchaser. deposit of $500 will
be required at time of sale. All convey.
ancing recording. revenue stamps, and
notariaI fees, etc. at cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within
80 days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement
of such resale in some newspaper published
in washington D.. c. THE LINCOLN MA
TIoNAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. Trustee;
by ROBERT E. LEE. Vice President: C.
CLINTON JAMES. 800 F. st. NV, Washing
Evening star., 1947-05-26
AUToMo1IyE 4 MlscElLAlNEous.

AUTO UPHOLSTERY sHAHIPOOING
Why ride in dirty carr Intiyidual mo-
bile service at home or ONCE. complete SAN
it.zaIg; several gradss custom seat covers.
GUARANTEED repuilt transmtssicnA
ahock abs0rhers. rear ends. new hub capA
9ris1es, sea1-beam lights. water and fuel
pumEs. 5acks. Cyl heads. neor mats. ssfe.
ty HlasS installed. ]. I. BRENNER b CO..
AUTO aIfD MGh5eaGsA IuGGAGE az TkxITERinm.diats Ell lsih1
delivery: 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..
14a7 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washing.
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING By the lat-
est safety process; beautiful tread: 2-houl
service: electric-treated sections If your
tire Is cut, See your tires being recapped
NV: Ap. 5000 Quick. sfncisnt service
carry a large stock of good-duality seat
covers In popular ecIors They will also
lt other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation If desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st
Al SE00 ~ zg5aS 5's
Evening star., 1947-05-26
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven in one of Florida
Gull Coasts fastest-growing, restricted
communities; Oyer 400 sold. | to 5 acre
community boat docs privileges; hard
Priced as low as $500, S45 down. Si5
month, Immediate possession. For beau
tiful illustrated free booklet write or
phone PAU E. Harrison, 1872 K st. NV.
ME. 1143. ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Real
tor. 81
MOUNTAIN LODGE for sale. near Laporte
and Eagles Mere. Pa.-Native stone, pine
and chestnut construction; five rooms, two
baths, built-in two-car garage; modern
conyeniences; 80 acres Us eleared) ad-
joining State Forest and Loyalsock River;
hunting, fishing; secluded, yet half mile
of paved road: suitably furnished; price
$4,000. For particulars, address Box 326,
ffvnssM.. fPffSEss; sHflGis FnRN. BUNGALOW, mi,
north of Deland. Florida, Hwy. II. For
quick sale, $4,000. j. D. GOODWIN. 237
Stetson St West Deland, Fla. Il
SACRIFICE. QUICK SALE; 4 apis. furn.;
l5s feet; valuable; Q. s No; i extending
rights; center bus. district: prosperous
Florida town; easy terms; S17.95o. Ii
0lST, Ext 4