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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
GEORGE THOMAS SHEPARD

Funeral services were held yes
terday at 2 p. m. in the Advent
Christian C church for George
Thomas Shepard, 81, who died at
his home on Middle Sound at 6:10
a. m. Wednesday after a long ILL
ness.
The Rev. J. L. Davis officiated
and interment followed in Prospect
cemetery.
The body remained at the
Harrell-Coble Funeral home until
II a. m. yesterday morning, at
which time it was taken to the
church to lie in state until the
funeral hour.
Mr.. Shepard was an active mem
Der of the Advent Christian church
for 80 year. and served as Sun
day School Superintendent and as
a member of the board of deacons
for IS years. He was a life long
resident of Middle Sound.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs,
Laura Blanton Shepard; four sons,
A. e., D. L., w. M, all of Middle
Sound; and Rev. H. K. Shepard
o. Panama City, Florida; two
daughters, Mrs. M. c. Pierce of
Middle Sound, and Mrs. H. S.
Pierce of Midway Park; foster sis
ter, Mrs. Lizzie Smith of Whining
ton, % grandchildren, and four
great grandchildren.
Active pallbearers were Jessie A.
Gurganous, L. r. Blake, o. J
Pierce, w. F. Mills, ST., Bill
Reynolds and John Sanders.
Honorary pallbearers were Add
son Hewlett, G. W. Trask, L. j.
! Coleman, H R. Gardner, James
M. Hall, J. w. Reaves, c. E.
Shepard, Harry Shepard, John Or
rell, ]. ]. Burney, L. A. Covil
and Winfield Smith.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
Winter Park Baptists
Plan Church Repair.

Curtailment Of services at the
Winter Park Baptist church, until
further notice-was announced yes
terday by the Rev. T. H. King,
pastor.
simultaneously the Rev. Mr..
King announced plans for the ex-
tens1ve repair program for the
church auditorium, damaged sew
eral years ago, and in which huge
pieces of the ceiling platter have
collapsed.
Meanwhile the church announced
plans to go ahead with worship and
training union services. The Sun
day school services will be held
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
CHAPTER SIXTEEN

BEFORE S h e reached the apart
usnt DANES anger had given
Low to deep shame Of herself. 1t
vs. her own fault that the crowd
IVA not take her and Bills mar
ssoa seriously y. She'd always
.noten of it, when she was with
.ssm, in the lingo they used. A
u,eaaingless word for a deep, true
meaning. A laugh-before they
laughed at you!
With a suddenly sharpened COM
sid &c meaningless. Anything. if
II offered excitement and no mat
..r that. when you got started in
it, it proved as flat as a pricked
NV balloon. for someone'd think
Immediately something else to do.
4 merry-go-round, that got y u
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17

nowhere. And it was the only life
She knew. Glamor girl - her lips
curled on the words.
At six o'clock Bill telephoned.
i can't get home for dinner, Di.
I'm eating with Dean and then
we're going back TO the office.
We've a lot to go over, so don't
wait up for me-"
She went to the ice box, con-
sidered its contents, closed it's
door. She could not eat anything.
She went into the living room,
curled herself on the divan and
~listlessly turned the pages of a
magazine. But there was the first
Judge William Arden, looking
down at her from the wall. Il sup
pose" she cried aloud, in a help
less burst of defiance. your
wife sat at home and spun! And
liked it," And then, as if she ex-
pected the grave, wise lips to an
swer her, she jumped to her feet
and fled into the bedroom. To the
telephone.
Paula? Going to be home? I'm
coming over."
Paula opened the door TO her.
Your fathers in New York. I've
let Edmonds and Mrs. Brill go for
the day."
why didn't you go with Dad?"
I'D had an aching tooth. I had
it out the minute he went. 1 stood
it It'll he got away. You know how
he fuses over anything like that!"
Diane knew. She was relieved
that her father was not here to
see that something was wrong
with her and fuss about that.
They went to Paula's room
where Paula motioned Diane to a
chaise Tongue heaped with satin
pillows. MAKE yourself comfort
able, dear. I'll 60 on with my
mending." She sat. down in a
straight chair by a low table on
| which was a worn wicker sewing
basket.
Plain : faced, plainly dressed :,
with an undergarment Of ]. En-
NETS across her lap, she, could
we'll appear incongruous there
amid h e exquisite appointments
of a room designed for Allithea
| Matthewson, but to Diane. dissat-
isfied and wistful, she seemed to
dominate everything about her by
her verv simp1icitv.
Paula never had assumed any
authority over her or interfe-ed by
so much as a word in her fathers
indulgence of her which made for
harmony in their relationship. But
now, suddenly. Diane wished she
had. That Paula had taught her
something of her own hard-earned
wisdom. She felt resentment rising
toward her father. His pride tn
her never had been for her grades
in school, for any development in
her character; rather for the way
she looked in a new dress, the way
she drove her car, danced, swan.
She remembered the triumph he
had expressed when her picture
appeared in a rotogravure page OF
a New York newspaper, the time
she'd gone from school to a house
party on Long Island and had rid
den with the others on a fox hunt.
That's showing them, girl"
Showing what?" she thought,
now bitterly.
And FOR himself, for Paula, ne
wanted nothing like that!
Before she could check it she
was speaking her resentment:
Paula, why did you let Dad spoll
me until I'm not good for any
thing?"
Though Paula was startled by
the question and the vehemence
with which Diane flung it out, she
kept her eyes on her work. She
had not missed an almost fright
enec tone in DANES voice over
the telephone. "Something's gone
wrong" she had thought. But
.he,a la+ Diane tell it of her own
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
BOW X

WHITEVILLE, May 16.-Funer-
al services for Lorenzo Bow Sykes
of Whiteville, RID, who died at
.8:45 p. m. suddenly May ID at
his home, will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
White Marsh Baptist church. Rev.
Ed Ulrich assisted by Rev S. N.
Lamb will officiate. 1nterment
will follow in Creech cemetery.
Surviving are one son, Ed Sykes;
one daughter, Mrs. Annie S. Bald
win of Waiteville; two brothers,
Henry Sykes of Whiteville, Joseph
Sykes of Fayetteville; one sister,
Mrs. Ofrie Dew Of Hallsboro; and
g grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
MISS IDA C. GERALD

TABOR CITY, May 16.-Funeral
services for Miss Ida c. Gerald,
GA, who died in a Columbia, S. c.,
hospital Wednesday morning after
a long illness, will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock from the
Mt. Vernon Baptist church with
Rev. Bob Carter officiating. Inter
ment will follow in the Boyd GENE
terry.
She is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Stella Afford Sparks of
Georgia and Mrs. J. D. Powell,
Loris, Ri. 4, s. G.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17

in taeir usual places at the regular
hour, the Rev. Mr.. King said.
Sunday morning worship at II
o'clock will be held in the Winter
Park School auditorium, as will the
training union services at 8 D. M.
and night worship at 8 p. M, &C.
cording to the Rev. Mr.. King.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17
Port City Items

The U. S. Coast Guard cutter,
Mendpta, permanently stationed
in Wilmington, and now on duty n
Boston harbor, may be sent tc
Morehead City for special assign
ment when the North Carolina
Press association convenes in
June, a report from Coast Guard
headquarters in Norfolk disclosed
yesterday. The report said the
Mendoza may return to Whining
ton earlier than expected, due to
inactivity in northern waters. The
Wilmington vessel was scheduled
to go on an ice patrol this spring
in the north Atlantic, but accrod-
ing to reports, has not left Boston
yet.
The American Red Cross, which
extended the services of locating
civilians in foreign countries dur
ing the war, has again assumed
the task, and will aid in finding
persons in all countries except
Germany, Thomas R. Orreu, pres
ident of the local chapter, announc-
ed yesterday.
L.. l.. Milliken, convicted Of in
voluntary manslaughter in New
Hanover county Superior court in
1916, and sentenced to three to
five years in the state penitentiary,
was paroled yesterday by Cover
nor R. Gregg Cherry, according to
an Associated Press release.
City engineers, assisted by a
crew of workmen and a dragline
are beginning repairs to the drain
age system of the Municipal Golf
course, Jesse Reynolds, director
Of City Recreation department
said yesterday. The excavations
and equipment present on the
course, will not present hazards to
golfers, Reynolds added.
The War Department is now
making a special appeal to the
young men who will graduate
from high school this year to
volunteer for military service,
according to Harlan L. Mcpherson.
exalted ruler of Wilmington Lodge
NO. 532. This word has been re-
ceived by the Elks National Vet
Grams Service commission which
is cooperating in it's campaign to
recruit 10000 men required each
month to keep tn eArmy on the
footing SO vital to national de-
tense.
The Girl Scout leaders as.
ISOLATION will hold their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, May
20, at the home of Mr.. E. N.
Shepherd, Harbor Island. All at
tending are requested to meet at
the W. L. I. armory, at 9:45 a. M,
for transportation. Volunteers in
girl scouting are invited to attend,
attaches of the Scout office said
yesterday.
The Mems Bible class of st.
Andrews : Covenant Presbyterian
church will meet Sunday morning
at 9:45 o'clock. Judge J. J. Burney
is the teacher. All men of the
community r welcome.
Memorial peoples, made by vete-
rams in the Veterans hospital in
Fayetteville, which will be worn
here on Poppy Day, May "a, in
honor of the dead of both wars,
have been received by the Will
mington unit of the American
Legion auxiliary, Mrs. w. K. Stew
art, Jr., poppy chairman of the
local unit, said yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-17

The Belgian Congo exports to
the United States large quantities
Of copper, tin, cobalt, radium, in.
dustrial diamonds, palm oil, fibers
and rubber.
Evening star., 1947-03-09
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

delivery; 81 ,5a5; also exclusive distriSusor
IeT cTose' aaTs ne asNs n Sh MhR ans aoRs TRs
ll33 18th NV. Service and parts JACK
Pr. pRY ostS MstSSToRs. 18th and Pa. ave. sc. In
Sssx sess sess ssss
VA 321s between 3 and 7. 3
BUICK 1910 4-door sedan, radio and
BUICK ls4e s,df, special. radio, heater;
exc exc. eond, good tires, orig. owner; S975
BULK 1854 4-door sedan; good paint;
good mechanical condition; S225. GE.
BUICK 1871 special 4-door; perfect con-
ditien throughout; must be seen to be ap-
gr,sstated; ,Gt o $3.50 cash. sH. 3o7s,
motor oyerhauled; s700 or best offer Under.
Eahg suIck 70 Y545 speasi s. as 4-door radio heater
fssana sWaAs syae5 mooR ossesRtiGaa sgg IA ess @ sssS
BUICK 1912 special Diamond cab: 1850
miles; new 1915 motor, new rear end;
price, 81 $50. NC. 97g6. MIR. BURNS. II /
hUack m IN excellent ssas condition
BUICK 1888 Special 4-door sedan: radio
and heater; excellent tires; terms; S695.
PEAKE MOTOR CO. Wis. at Albemarle.
Or, 1000. Closed Sunday. 10
spent in last 2 months reconditioning this
FRANKss AgTo sERvicE, iei7 14th St
oaasr S ess sesspssss sssn. miles serssa can
kosB srsMsn corner a to fG fIns,
SEansn Tsr sDrs. Ta sss Ma Oh Bladsns9urs rd' sil
froster; sI.6o5. De. $500. Ext. IL. iss
Evening star., 1947-03-09
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

Sallanr, Site or WareSousep e " What hqansfs end
needs nedns 81 g1I Eentf Ws supply Rp
2I2 Bond Bldg. DI. 1924. -2s
VACANT, modern brk bldg about II ,O0(
SO. it., concrete f., IA it. ceiling, heated
aSss naassd sf II n RoTH Hssi5o1s a. sESssd sss well
on No hwy sss5 Jefferson s DAVIS Sa sfiuss hWs
1880 50. it. space ON : floors. Masonry
walls, = aluminium m trusSes. roof, etc: except
ance. IT: s in. Built ,l945. Toilets: unit
ass aesfTs incosed eth a yne Fl anf ncs so oe fpn
Desirable for roadhouse, dissri6ution, on man. man
rom bsat n sshhgon s Araevsy mnvs
priced for quick sale Shown by appoint
Bsns Rsa 0n Nc Sc Mr. pa1sGns pan " WEAyEF 6a
BUILDING of $4,000 square feet foo,
space, situated on a half-acre lot, with
railroad siding. Now. occupied, can be
used used as warehouse or light manufacturing
WAREHOUSE, prominently located, one
5tory, on B. q 2. Ry., adjacent to New
York. ave. % and Bladensbure I'd, truckins
sfe sc 30 dass Soo 81 E. SRdss so9 tr
Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC.
WaShingtGn Wa aIsa;Ia. Bldg DI $500; week ends
anu evenings, ILL., 4400. ~
BETWEEN Alexandria and 14th st. Bridge
on No. 1 hwy, 2765 Jefferson Davis hwy
1850 50. #. space on 2 floors. Masonry
supporting columns. FRS floor, reinforced
concrete. slab. 125 lbs. live load Clear
heaters. 10.S5g So. it. land, 15O-ft 'front.'
age, inclosed with Cyclone fence. Siding in
front of property. Occupancy 10 days
Desirable for roaohouse, distribution. man.
ufacturins. engineering. etc. is minutes
from heart OF Washington. Attractively
ment only See sa Mr PqSn Papsons os WesVRR sPepo1f1
BROS. INC, Washington Bldg, DI 5000
10
LOCATED NR. DISTRICT LINE and No. ]
lot l40x200: oil heat; vacant. Cail Mi.
Collins. with BRUCE KFSSLER. Realtor
MA. 9.i54. eyes. RA n3A1 q
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LONG BEAcH-Fine cottage on wooded
a,n iot, near water; large living room with
refrigerator, stove and automatic water
heater; z bedrooms with large closets,
complete bath; inciosed porch: many struc-.
water system; reasonable price and terms.
Prpee aay miles ssn1 south loaa a
HILL, INC. St. Leonard. Md.
8S ACRES. half mile from Beverly Beach,
I 'S69-ft. S frontage on paved = State road
of hardwood available from large stand OF
EDWARDS. OIL. 1867. -
BEACH ACREAGE. "a to 20 acre tracts.
By GOOD road: $3.50 to $500 pc per Hrss'sl acre: ali
beach privileges at highly restricted Long
Beach: Ees q 20, on : echesspeake Bay. Phone Fringe
ST. Leonard, Md, for other Information e
FAMOUS sEABoARD sectionized homes
now ready for delivery. Prompt action will
nsgre sur having ySur @ i; eotage for use this
price you should choose q seaboard;x Phone
LER, Jr.. & Bro + Realtors. alto % pistrihutors. Ri tors
! 1912 K st. n W.. Wash. d. C.. %
400-ACRE WATER FRONT. 1Sth-century
I'm brick res, beaut. mantel, random
app: s5 Woodland and timber. BAL marsh.
isSing. app. fS; niles waite water frontage: an
fses DrSe e. j. afs fs nxos esr Rs
NoTICE-cAPE LkoNARD's Washington
sIs 18Th @ ST., Suite % 600 NJ IA. pHa osso. 0'0s''
y?0@s am snd 0fia En- f5sa YES assr
NEW BAY COTTAGE for sale to ayr.
Fort Repabie S s'' Nd fnfornation nAisas some
SoRTn ssRS fh2ps BExeh 4fbf hoME ofS ne location s an
al furnished; immediate possession bus
WHITEHALL BAY. near Annapoiis-Fine
home: ami, bedrooms, 21a baths, elee-
tric kitchen, complete: extra guesthouse
fully and completely furnished. Very large
aoa lot Fine shTubbery and
caIsAPEaWE eff sPa2 Ban BaY an ayssf s'ar home ami
bath, ali Nicely furn. % very cry large @ bssutifai
lot, immed. poss., 1-hr. ride; $4,000.
sfk-YEAs sfT 1Yflls ssaFt saktM. COTTAGE, asbestos
shingled.. furnished. oil heat; GE refrg,
bath and shower. Sta, laundry tubs: 8
screened sleeping porch; lot 50x1o0, fenc-
ed; private driveway; house redecorated
recently: 1Ia blkS- to 2. O., business
sec. and bus. blks. to beach; priced
70 sell. OWNER, 313 Third St, North
S ROOMS, kit. bath. cleo. gas hot-water
heat, year-round home; owner occupied;
center of North Beach, Md. Price, $10,-
600: Phone North Beach %, or address
SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAINS
Cobb Island-155 feet frontage Neal
Sound, excellent anchorage; 7-room cot
heat. modern conveniences charming To-
cation, outstanding water sports. S11, 800.
Nanjemoy Creek-:355 feet frontage, 15l
charming view over Potomac River. ST.
500
Wicomico River and State Road-Beau-
ARD SNYDER. La Plata. Md.
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OFFICES FOX RENT.

OFFICE, ideally arranged and newly deco
7xnp Iayd or eTeesn 9th S
and, parking facilities, BRADLEY, BELL
& HOWARD, INC, 2aa Southern Bldg.
1855 X ST. NV, Harwill Bldg / desir-
able suite, consisting private Office and
TsssptIoa psssE TS9m APPlcations sa accepted
OFFICE, 900 50. IT.. room for 2 profes-
sionalS. Medical Center. 1909 Eye st. NV.
MUNSEY TRUST CO., Rental Dept. Ma.
100 BLK. EYE ST. NV, rooms, pri-
vate toilet de luxe condition; approx. 9oo
Gee e fhsF se ARPy s5N
TWo Rooms ESs II ny 40 Na a. 3a9 t to yr lease
a nFtITS FIpo yAEET yfITT 1927 < nd ST. nv. rooms
fher H information, m tom cali ala DU. T. @ @asss. f i'
SEVERAL OFFICEs-soth single and en-
Sis + sesEsss aoTn9Tu IS 1n0s
bocToR's orf1HcE on 18TH st.-1n ex.
PHYSICIANS once for many years. TO in.
soo Soe'i SO. saI Fl 20 oFFicE SPACE available 70,
nigg center; ss5 per mo. scoTr SAN
fst sLK: K 81. N;W.-Heated basement
IaS poc'
con COW. a'iso powSToWN-1 X { M to noors. 4.Soe
s. Il eseh M oor ias RoT Soe asas5le Go 5o
CONNECTICUT AVE. below Dupont Circle
--OVer 1000 so. ft., divided in modernly
equipped rooms; elevator and char service
furnished; prominent firms only: refer
ences. Box 43-S. Star.
X ST. NEAR 18th N.w.--Newly, remodeled
ssabs sfFsf sffons REfY snf eea co eo
4 st. NV, DI S90G,
s32 1sth ST. NV, near Medical Center
1st foorf 405 So. #; suitable for gift shop
, dentist or optician: immediate possession
End AND ard FLooRs for ieasewApprox
100 SO. #. on each floor; located in q
modern bldg. on K st. NV. near 21sti
suitable as oflcss, display rooms etc
DoCToRS, DENTISTS. several desirable
suites now available in the Park LANE
Medical Bldg; 24-hour elevator anc
switchboard service near all downtown
hospitals. Apply resident manager, 202E
Ee st. Nv. tcorner 21st ST., or call Lee
E BERNSTEIN s. CO.. 1415 K st, NV.
L ST. NV. near new George Washington
Hospital and Medical Center-3 stories ano
bsnt.. in .1st commercial zone, with busi.
laboratory, service or supply business, etc
VIII lease entire bldg. or by the floor Rea-
sonable rent. Call rent dept, LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN CO., 1415 K st. NV, ME
X ST. Mr.. Isth-3 floors 200 So Il
whole or part: newly remodeIed; attractive
Aease. RIA. 4104. LA
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OFFICES FOR RENT lcoNT. J

ENTIRE BLDG. ON 18th ST. no. of Scott
& &Stfsie-35 rms, lge. base. attractive mod.
oI o,ds suitable for HSne5S, ergantzaticn
DENTfsrss &. hS nj shipopraetors Soeu chi.
ropodists. dressmakers. etc.-Two nice
floor corner of modern two-story business
building near Connecticut ave. and Calvert
St NV. opposite shorehem Hotel immedi-
III ST. NV. National as4s. - L3 lSo'
CONN. AVE. l block from Mayaowe-
Hotei; large oflce with private toilet;
one BLOCK from State Dept. second
IaoT Issss spsds ne fSI S5os. eioe or school, good
PHYSICIANS, dentist. opticians; ideal To-
ssssonabe sssaan ap rsn messal ssa 1 esar star for
Georgia ave ave. IA IA. . 4a1s. dee'0f OF dentist On
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE in Georgetown
DSwNToWNMn3a 'ea wSNsTssss M3 aeoE' sss 1925 p.peles
walls, soundproof cell. huorescent lights,
sss ssS r. ws.fsoqR RorH rhHs.sfs "a 1851 m0 lfi's
81 suitable Isah for dental iaboratory. beauty
suEpIHa mSnth NJ 4ol 9Th st, NV. INQUIRE
fa6iS DocTokS's NoF oFFiIcEs, ICES 7ooa Conn al Ave
Chevy Chase, Md.-Bus at door, lust re-,
modelled, all modern: street entrance; win
aeas as1 or Lease with percentage basis WI
FURNISHED OFFICES. desk space. tsle-
erator. Z; j. coWIE, sos Eve St. NV. V52
door available zpT Box Sss sssa oa sfssaa sssf
NEAR Goth AND x SITS. N.w.-Excelient
sysilabe ABOUT MAY Is cHAs. I. itoisISRi NoRRis.
5ek srAoE pfnD FoR asf sENPETs RE ioom aaas
sTqES4Ibs sI9 nsnEb NE nocaoSssrD 4soa Or Dg i 10
quarters, Rhode Island ave NV, west OF
lsa, nsd REalrs R'Si Assoc1AfE oe! NJ Ifssh fse
sIIyEE spRING-Larse panelea ONCE
center; will lease complete Office OF desk
FREEDMAS, iNSEass iNen ss co coes2Iis nhiEisFs. Ta.
DEsiRsBLEs Rss officiE! FIJI i!e SPACE, centrally go To-
win renodel To- suit: @ reasonable aas lsaerrlss renta
Nit. soLDANo' 91a Eye st. NV, ME. $500.
ENTIRE end FLOOR, seven private rooms,
large reception room; all conveniences fur
nlsheo: modern new bldg: lease; down
town location; reasonable. Box 42s-R.
DENTAL SUITE. new doctors bldg. 1885
5ns has'ean faran aVs opposite Georgia and Alaska
blnG eth s. brIsS H. fssRs veins
pswlI ventilated room on first door size slx4s
high-type business. This. room is the
opd0, onls agaiabls S1aIns space IL this medsrn @
DESK SPACE IN s'n resI 81 estsfe p once down
town location; telephone service, mailing
address MR.. SoLDANo. 915 Eye st. NV,
TAKoMA PARK-Professional oface, CEN
trally located main floor, modern apt.
pfs NEAR 81 sdih 7ss5 sNb sye; and aVE sSn End
Ss1ss ss''s1f ss ME- fsnsS sSs ss so 5
ENTIRE End FLOOR, 1144 10th st. NV;
me}cia aUg Ss IA Ap a4sa End com
5000 FIT. with unusual appointments,
;eeated ;ecat in downtown financial district
on ca JosspS
ny: nyF,l4 MA. s5So$; ewes; EM: ss5o. -
ENTIRE snd fPis FLOOR as1 roons ms and md hath
II l5th .a and Que sts. nv. nv. Cali MR.. ABEN.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT, very. reason
fRoMNENT Prs tn istb q Pw sf NE sass c
der Rs doss own ST
ST. near 10Th SG INV NV, 800 A isao sa it, Ia ID
Moor location. modern bldg, fourescent
RbpRL IhaE Realty sfs mRs1tsy eo FIX ass'a1s ST. nx
10Th, NEAR NV. ground floor loca-
ton ton, newly HsE remodelsd ayalsble 1mmsd-
IFI4y K st, NV. DI 1900
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tiful lot; best section Kenmore, N. Y, sub.
uTn Bhuffaio; 2os for l9E ne Washington, ol
Ehss hezs ya1s sa fss ss5o ss.F Ne hta,
5oxi5o. z baths Plan ideal for six efh
cheney apartments. Hobart 6565, Ext. los
SARASOTA. FLORIDA-Nice furn. home.
s.,d, and business r h properties located on the
ss campse 6a sftai With a9a Rhoiaftana. THURa
your ses sota FbTGRR Fl T HoMH M n Y9S THr SUNS
restricted ali-wate. front project, mas 'ida th,
eaa 0udsr oas sVstng stto
Gulf beaches-amazingi low at 81 ,4ot
up, terms; ready for buiidine. ali facilities
Frederick r Barkley. soos % Wisconsin ST s1,s' sve'
S%qSSToN TasMAs. re Resls9r, % WI Gy''
month: go acres high, wooded Land land: neal siI
paved paved roaa; $I,2o0, P. o. Box 1850
FRONT ROYAL business property for sale
Main ST. near the a@e ceurthoese feas saxe6ft 9n Gaf
price price, $1,000; possession OF the store
room building Joining this above m property.
@oTSe Wsrre1; #; dssp Ho4el price tns $50 900 v
Subdivision. near the American Viscose
Plant now being used as an apartment
overhead. and boarding and rooming house
furniture if desired: price, S12,5OO.
=, BIB acres of rich tobacco land on the
Stanton River, just out of Bright. Va,
tobacco barns. 8 tiers high: stable. chicken
house, main residence with two tenant
ning. water, springs, woods, electric: good
hard and gravel surface roads: take ali
at $500 and go to work. CLAUDE L,
E@uSI @ 3n6 s, Royal ave. Phone 124,
Evening star., 1947-03-09
AUToMorivE MISCELLANEOUS.

"A SPECIALIZED PISTON RING service
Piston rings for every mechanical NOV.
craft, era marine, marin ~ MOTORCYCLES, aes outboard a5 en-.
gines, power lawnmowers. refrigerators
farm, lighting plants and tractors. hy.
SALES e 4oo plsIoN Il R1Mo No
1858, NO. 205s. ~ 0'' W.
MOTOR, Lincoln Zephyr 1899 Just rebuilt
Iepored new pistons. new crankshaft. new
eseh last motor aRFENsERa sF'es aARAeE
Jackson 1756-J ="
COMPLETE BRAKE sERvICE--Hydraulie
BRAKE sERVicE, soos < St. NV. ME
WRECKED CARS REBUILT-Body and fen.
1910 18th st. NV AID 5ss3. ia
GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions
shock absorbers, rear ends, new hub caps
pumTs, Jacks. Cyl heads, hoor mats, safe.
ty glass installed J l. BRENNER a. CO
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910.
1871 FORD TRICK dump with s-speed
new motor. sP. 04si-W. o.
FORD ':i6 1N-ton stake. lcng .wheeIbase
seh5uilt s5, In motor new clutch; s47a. Green
GMc 6 1912 stare. exc: GOOD eond. ;.
RICE MOTORS, 1871 Bladensburg rd. ne
1886 PANEL BODY Dodge track. new g.
ply tires and tubes. peri. running condi-
FORD 1887 "60' coach, need body but will
take entire car If necessary. VALLEY
GARAGE, 4500 Arkansas ave. NV. RA
1870. 10
$40 lotion Low BED. full trailer: ideal
for bulldozer. Call WI. 5000 Monday.
BRAND-NEw TRUCks-Midwest location
Ideal for export.
so International C. o. e. tractors, with
450-D international enaines. Price, $500
40 White tandem-driye lotion trucks
each. Box 254-S, Star 10 e
EXCHANGE REPLACEMENT PARTS =
Shock absorbers. fuel pumps. carburetors,
windshield motors, generators. starters,
water punps. lined brake shoes and lining,
etc, MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO.,
1906 Tth St NV
ALLES-CHALMERs UC TRACTOR, good
condition; 2 sets Of wheels. rubber and
steel Saw attachment. Disc harrow.
81 zoo. TE. 22SI