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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

Calling gun in print, he speaks so softly that
it is hard to follow his conversation. The pic
ture on his book jackets suggests hard
Mephisto. Actually. his countenance is be-
nign. Arguing point he speaks, ducks his
chin back and grins as if he expected you to
paste him one.
Wylie's bite is almost entirely in the
written word. He has prodigious voca-
buIary which he uses with relish. When
it fails, he improvises. at IT, he described
school as ':dulawearenervatical.') When &C
cused of using three words where one would
do, he says, That's for variety, or top-spin.
At work. Wylie seems to race against time.
There's lot he wants to say, and when he
gets at a typewriter, the flow is torrential
He stays there. rapping furiously, for hours
at time - usually from early morning to
early afternoon. He often turns out his
lengthy fishing stories in four hours. He
thinks nothing of writing 10000 words day
He wrote Generation of Vipers" in seven
weeks about 200 working hours "a feat his
critics acknowledge with an acid obviously"
The Crusader
Nor long ago. Wyle described himself as
"a commercial writer turned philosopher
more by lese majestic than noblesse oblige."
Or, to take off the top-spin, out of sheer cuss-
edness. Just when this process began is not
certain. but he has been inquiring and cru
sading more or less intensely since early
youth. His brother, Max, well-known ad-
vertising executive, says. Most people firt
with ideas. but Phil always has affairs with
them
Wylie today is the product of three pro-
found experiences: his boyhood as the son of
Presbyterian minister, his exposure to the
physical sciences. and his comparatively re-
cent excursion into psychology.
His father, Edmund Melville Wylie, is an
imposing figure with cast-iron convictions
and vast fre-and- birthstone eloquence. He
retired this past January But 80 years ago,
when he stood in the pulpit shaking finger
at the nearest sinners, who were usually the
members of his own family, young Philip re-
sented it deeply. This abuse, plus the fact
that, as minister's son. he was supposed to
behave better than other sons, hndled fire
of protest that has never failed. For many
years. Wylie turned it directly against his
father. Lately, discovering himself to be the
same kind of preacher with different mes
sage, he has mellowed
Wyie's mother. who died when he was
five, had been writer. At the age of IL,
Wylie wrote rhyme which his father sent
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to religious magazine. up till them" he
says, Il had intended to be surgeon. But
they took this thing and paid me buck, and
that was my undoing."
He wrote much and variously for the
"Montclair High School Bulletin: lugubri-
Gus sonnet on the death of Teddy Roosevelt,
some trenchant criticism of current moves.
long moral fable about mankind's emigra-
ton to another planet just prior to the de-
struction of this one He finished the last on
a note he is still fond of striking: The end OF
the world was wonderful, worthwhile end
of the worldly"
He Quit Princeton
HAPPY about writing, but otherwise be-
deviled, Wylie entered Princeton in the
autumn of 1920 This was the beginning of
his second big experience. Arriving late for
naturalization, and with a poor scholastic
record, he announced that he had chosen
Princeton because Of its literary faculty.
Princeton told him that if he came in at all,
he would study not letters but the sciences.
After three years of it, Wylie wrote sassy
exam paper in his one English course and
was funked for the term. He quit Princeton
for good He was a convert, nevertheless. to
the sciences, and dead loss to the church.
With some sense of liberation, Wylie
worked year for Edward Bernays, a
high powered public-relations man. He
then set up publicity Office of his own. He
was doing nicely until Jersey girl accused
him of fathering her unborn child. The story
hit New York's front pages (for this was
minister's SOM, and although Wylie was exon
Grated, he had his fill of publicity in any form.
~Saxcassic and Initiative"
For the next two years he worked as edi-
torial assistant and versiher for THE New
Yorker" From 1926 to 1928 he wrote three
novels which he now calls sarcastic and
initiative" In 1929 he married beautiful
blond model and began writing short stories
for "Redbook," Golfers" and The Satur-
day Evening Post" Some of them sold to the
moves Wylie made lot of money, bought
2O0-acre farm in Connecticut and then, he
says, Jumped around from farm to Holly
wood to Europe to Florida to Manhattan.
In New York played at being gaudy Viii
lage character In Hollywood wrote FINLEY
Wren Gis first promising noveD, mostly to
pass the time of night"
This period was unrewarding to Wylie
except for one thing. While working in Holly
wood on picture called When Worlds COL
Continued on page 81
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COMMON MAN:

COMMON MAN:
"Fine things -. have been
said honestl. about some
common people. y. But il is
also the common people who
run Oft our many annual
iynchings -. who scream
for blood at prize fights.
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NOM:
"She is "a middle-aRed putin
-. about Is pounds over
weight. with no sprint, but
sharp heels ard a backhand
she does not regard AS foul
but as n won,anIy defense.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
LOTS FOR SALE fcoof. J

BELLEVUE FOREST-We invite you to IN
spect the new section OF beautiful and
restricted Bellevue Forest, the ideal devei-
between Key Bridge and Chain Bridge, near
washington Memorial pkwy. This beau
ton Golf and Country Club. these sites,
VIDE ds'nh frontases ut s,ae of o from 50 e. are the
home you plan to build. Some of these
lots have panoramic view Of Washington
unfolding in the distance and others border
SnaaE g sssen o 80 r. viii fTaasf be g aaa
Recorded restriction. guaranteeing per-
manent protection make these sites smart
buy for your future security Why MOI
desirable lots? Bellevue Forest may be
reached hy driving over Chain & Bridge asd an
Key Bridge. right on Lee hwy. to Military
rd. and right on Military rd to the prop
M ss sEsgss Rn9E assS EssSes Wson @Eqha ssa
Arlington Va weekdays, CHI. 1888; Sun
ATsTENTIoS, BuIlDERs-2s lots in the
and level; 10 lots already on city water,
and with no assessment; these lots range
V Ehos oss only 'e5f R MsoN eT aREEN ia e Co.
ton, Va. eH. ssss; svss. % and ID Sun, 81
BARGAIN FOR BUILDERs-choice lots
in fine Sc. location; 8 adjoining, each
30xl50, on paved street, near transp. and
stores; in midst of group of attractive
small homes; being sold to settle estate;
best offer above basic appraisal accept
able, Contact Mr. pods, COURTESY
REL ESTATE CO., MI. 1924, or home
KALMiA RD., west of 18th st. NV; alsc
beautiful wooded lots. Ewes. and Sun,
call L. D. Breckenridge. TIE. 3775, with
HENRY E. TR1PP, Broker, 1911 l. st. n.w.
MA 6T0b -5
BUILDERS-22 lots, Jones Mill I'd, about
VI mile north Of East-West hwy. For price
ess and md dsssas fa a7b P SIts HEN
E. TRIPP, Broker, 1911 L st. NV, Ma
Evening star., 1947-04-04
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions,
shock ahsorbers. rear ends. new hub caps,
sril,es4 seal-beam lights. water and fuel
p n. asss es seads qSS Rsts
WANTED. storase space for or 8 cars
on used car dealers lot, nearby Virginia.
Dealer may have right to sell on commits
HSLRY i, PoodE, OF psed. auto psrts; has has
aduarssfs auTo LuaaasE : rRAIIER-Immediste n late
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.,
1887 irving st. NV. AD. $500, Washing
sps TsTssst TRT RanaTs RTcRfrNa Pfff BY tn.
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2.
hour service; eleetric-treated sections If
capped at ARCADE PoNT1Ac Co, Wash.
IrTins St, NV. AID. $500. quick. efhcient
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
carry a large stock of sood-uualfty seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
fit other models Of General Motors cars.
PROMPT and neat installation II desired.
ARcApE PONTIAC CO., 1437 Irving st,
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED. altered and
dept, FRED S. GIcHNER IRON WORKS,
TNS II14 2ftR & ng RI f4le
parts, Innings on the shoes: labor and ma
tsTisls ;, spiis .og. EMaran.esd = GIFTS BRAKE
6SE AUTO TIRE - AND SiS TuBE, df a.ooxl s.
ess. can 81. ass7. Os1s e'i 'e-A " ~
Evening star., 1947-04-04
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

60 hsnd IN hand. t vas here that s3'sl, sHsh
o cs eEsns asd se Fdsaf
raries visited. If you enjoy clean, salt,
water sports. horseback riding. etc. and
Site. seme with riparian rights, watch, for
SC Sc eessas Write y aaiss saRsE
IR, 1885 x st. NV. or phone Ma. 44s3.
S-ROoM furn,, redecorated bungalow with
bath. screened porch, open nreplace' elee. lee.
Potomsc Peoan ~ Rvsr na at a1 COBB Isnd No beau
tiful view, bathing. OWNER, wo. oe47.
LAKE JACKsoN-In this delightful pine
wooded, restricted area, 35 miles commut,
ss III rson os Cabin e9e
bedrms., spacious liv. rm. with. stone
fireplace, modern kit, pantry or maids rm.,
uafed on lEe. lot close to the lake. enjoy
fishing. swimming, boating, quiet and rest
ful week ends or summer vacations. shown
by appointment. For terms of sale and
gIGKLE 4 LupdoH' s114 10th I'd. No.
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY ~ A new re-
now ready for your inspection. The prop
eeske e1k Is pa ss1s sn e Is bsss sss PGn miles 0i from s
White House willows Colony, the. last
large shcre area remaining undsvslopsd
ON oRnsrs sns ea and M members ef private Beach
club only. There is nearly mile of white
sand beach affordine safe bathing for
VII sih ft2s ese.llsns as sas sRs are G
To reach, drive 70 Marlboro, thenee on
Turn right on Bay Shore road 26i. 5
miles to entrance sign. or phone no,
CORNER s9Ts iSR Groom AND BATH cottage,
close TO water; electric pump: large bed
blocks to Masons Beach pier. see Mr..
DOWNS. 10th house south Can be seen
NORTH BEACH. MD.-year-round cottage
furnished, modern conveniences; located
on two corner lots at 9th and Dayton sts.
LONG BEACH-Fine cottage on wooded
lot, near water; large living room with
fireplace, completely modern kitchen. sas
refrigerator, stove and automatic water
Complete ] bath: ineiosed Dor porch; many Sse: ssrue:
tural features: connected to hne central
water system. reasonable price. and terms:
Inspect any day. Drive s miles south Of
turn left 10 beach. Or write N. &. ROCK
HILL. INC. st. Leonard. Md. -
Acknowledgement Bay front prop
erty.. Small tracts facing good roads. 5000
to s4o0. Finest fishing and bathing: bath.
guests; gooo selection Of high, wooded
tracts at this time; terms If desired. Drive
eight miles south Of Prince Frederick to
EFT s e sna f se.sR Use Il lsssa
Two BEAUTIFUL HOMES, sdiointns, on
chssapesxsd sssdoss Bay miles ,nls,.,T fr1n
nished, larse shady. grounds; newly painted
and improved; wiz sell separatels. r.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
oFFIcEs FOR RENT Cont.

OPPOSITE AMBAssADoR THEATER, 24e5
RE EHzEi % %5rFlef TIsI vsstdassa, sS ssa,on,ns a5abl.
drafting room. furn. Of unfurn., as
Penns. ave. NV. Phone. and secrstarial
is5sssi isse I ssssSls os So f fT liz oor corner
K SIS NV. We'll suited for headquarters
or Of Sasass Hea stt fn
j. FISHER CO. NC, Realtors. DI. $3.50
ONE AND TWO ROOMS. located in promi-
BETHESDA, MD.-Desirable ONCE space
on ground floor suitable for real estate
and insurance business. Box 3os-f' star.
FURNISHED OFFICE, one room downtown,
three desks; cabinets, etc. Immediate oc-
: RooMs IN basement for once. 1905
dSlh cdSolLhoiksEb~pRoFEssIosAL and business
M sisF u izsh 1 cis & one 1sG siqss fTe% as You St.
HAVE sh oSE cSHEDi 4EpiuMsrz2 1Nc e ofrIcE YS ayail
able in remodelsd building on End feor; or
d sand s0rlaeuPPihna 8. nW phone f 81 I 5727. 's' Is
ip modern building At 1920 jefferson pl. :;
rnsrcial: Y block west Of Connecticut ave.
snd Srishs; $500 per month. no lsss, Cali
g2sss s9cosp sAEB4z ff6oR fsos1 Es6 Du se
son e. THE sh eaREE I'oi WiNsroR 81 5s coz eS Rsa S
tors ard Property Manasers, 739 18th st.
pcwakToxN Dow SN ST. or 4 adjoining
fNrIsa E SSa5 end n AP FIooRprominent corner
2fl1I 14th nj NV Can MI 6622 "a
Evening star., 1947-04-04
I axe Ny Word for It
by Fronk Colby
By Fronk Colby
Is the Dictionary Always Accurate7

Is the Dictionary Always Accurate7
As my readers are aware, I have
frequently deplored the tendency Of
American dictionaries TO creak along
in the oxcart age. have cited MT
merous pronunciations, for example,
that are dear to the hearts Of tbs
photographers, but which are COM
pletely unknown to the rest Of US.
have stressed the necessity for o
more accurate, realistic reporting Of
American English as living Ian
guage.
I am not alone in so thinking. In
a recent editorial, the Saturday
Evening Post made substantially
the same criticism, and concluded
by asking plaintively, "1s there Q
photographer in the house?"
The Post editorial was answered
by DR.. Wilfred Funk, who stated
that the fault was not with the
dictionaries at all, but with the
American people; that the diction-
aries are simply reporters Of what
the people say.
DR.. Flnk's argument Is facile, but
it doesn't hold water. Let us turn
to the Funk & Wagnalls New
Standard Dictionary for few
typical entries. Let us ask DR.. Funk
If these examples are accurate re-
porting of good American speech.
tThs tolloyins P5onansia nn.;s tien: en:u,ar are
Canine. r. & WIS only pron,ln-
ciation Is: 'kuh-NINE." Ameri-
cans, Of course, say: KAY-nine.
Ephedrine. r. & WIS only pro-
nunciation Is ''EFT-i-drin" Amer
leans, including the doctors, say:
eh-FED-rin.
Carburetor: F. & W.: "KAHR-
byoo-RET-er." Standard Aneri-
can: KAHR -buh -RAY-ter.
Chiffon: r. d W.: "SHIF-un." "
Standard American: shi-FoN.
Baton. r. & W.: "BAT-un."
Standard American: BATON.
Business: F. & W.: 'BIz-i-ness."
Standard American: BIz-ress.
Truculent: r. q W.: 'TROO-
kyoo-lent." Standard American:
CK-yoo-lent.
Contemplative: r. & W.: "kon-
TEM-pluh-tiv." Standard Ameri-
can: KON-tem- -PLAY-tfv
Aerial. r. IL W.: "ay-EE-ri-til."
Standard American: AIR-ee-ull.
Salon: r. & W.: "sah-LOE(N."
Standard American: suh-LCN.
There are many, many more.
Where they dredged them UP Is
beyond me.
tcopyrisht. ls47, the Bell Syndicate, rnc)
Evening star., 1947-04-04
MoToMYclE.

AIS 1947, matches. motorcycles for i'm;
mediate delivery. 4 used Indians and
Harleys, 1941 and later; excel cond
ALLIED MOTORCYCLES, 2014 M st. NV.
WHIzZER MOTOR BIKE for sale. excel
lent condition; approximately Ito mi. per
1899; will sell for
cash or trade for car. Cali after 8,
UN. 1859. a
Used MoToRcYcLEs--A number of used
In excellent condition, COM
pletely, oyerhauled engines. new paint Jobs;
a choice of models and coIors to choose
from: Open Friday evenings until 9 pm
Io65 31st st, NV, MI 06o2.. -6
IA DIV. 1945. excellent motor,
new tires, saddle bags. buddy seat. all de
luxe chrome trim Cash or terms
No. S Dupont Circle NV.
"A. 1885; good condition. $3.50
INDIAN scoUT, 1898; newly rebuilt, fair
cond; $500 or best offer under. MR..
eGsHMAN tTsHidli M6ToRhi SCOOTER, 1a41; very
good condition; 500. 1923 Trinidad ave.
ne, Ii, 92S2 --6
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Answer !. pIsAIlow.
Biologists Resume
Cyprus Gold Mining

A Greek company has brought
In geologists from South Africa TO
resume mining for gold and other
ores at Kalavasos, on the Island OF
Cyprus, Nicosia reports. Several
thousand men are employed on
operations suspended during war;
time. At : Chrysolou, . gold and
copper mine is shout to resume and
elsewhere on the island, two Amer
ican-owned copper mines already
are in production.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsnt. ]

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcsnt. +.
CHEVROLET 1912 cab over engine, stake
body; hns sond: excel tires, tires, tyo-spssd
gaDnss rass Eng ass a nson dumps me cod
and rubber, new bodies. Internationals
seod 90 % la5Ds hes ssss i. '0as I'D sa sa
various sizes and agss, sss these Il SSea SSesaa
nsed E. oss as. nsa sHEfalTr ne sooo. aSIoR CO. goo
reduced to sI,sSo: new motor. tires,
brakes: aevner taking loss at this price.
Buses do, 1a4s, KISS and K.7s. In
DooM DoEs 1asI chsv sIsasnessg ass spesd sd exec.
psE sn s shf fzsi tgfsi
i.ss lsss FosD : ;,tgn g.as. 1897 sgza Il.
tTailera - It.. and so-ft. trailer van:
ssst Wan osG sota and sigss ss tIaess
AuTo sERy5esf 71s Il st. INV NV, ~
HARRY or VINCE at adIo I4th St.
f2sD 1s}s !: e; ''s:a s:1a s''sss Hs'
JmC 1887 lhs-ton van; chassis and van
body g ! ! n excel: cond.; $500. Can be seen at
GMc 1897 panel. equipped with heavy
raek soed oepsf eond fprnss 1880 Is snd
a,.Ir, and terms : WASH, AUTo AUcTIoN, s51l
sfERsAffoSAS 1ssa Ma p15 I'll soe son panel
$3.50; 4-speed transmission; good tires,
seea seod ca1,, PANT, Eooa cong Can be seen At
REQ 1o4e i s-ton stake body: dual wheels:
1000 miles: will sacrifice, 81 .sa5. COLE
MoToF n soFo CO., sas9 Ga. ave- Silver Spring
DODGE 1877 van, A Pc Soto motor; sx,
FoK 4 saIE aT no rerd eas7 trucks: reasoasbly a.
pziced; Can be seen at United BRICK Corp,
ssa ssone YoTT and ssk as R -
cHEvRoLlT Ia4a ask IMe3on .qs Ma PANEL 1 s1.os5.
SHEyKoLEI 1895 s-ton panel. s4s5
CIaI.sIs GH.vRoLET a,s 1e4l ,Ii,s,tone dump low
fons aoiss 1915 8 Ssa eaEvKoLsT A sasa trucks
sna snly T5 b s0!s "a to s4 alShe't bidder 9Th
Efs as1 ssrn sa' sEsssR es'zI:aEsEG IasG fs'i
FORD 1e4o panel, DANIEL LouoHRAN
CHEVROLET 1910 ita-ton. long wheel
base, 12-ft. stake body, excel cond: $3.50.
OIL. 300 during day. WI. 1920 after 6
pm -6
FORD 1885 1Ia-ton panel very good CON-
or best offer under; must be seen to be
appreciated. 300 German pl, Sc, Apt. A.
sTgDEBAKER 1e41 1-ton pickup. suaran-
teed performance, will pass D. c. inspec-
ton. good tires, new motor: good buy at
S995. LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st
st. NV, DI. 0110. -6
CHEVROLET le41 panel; new de luxe
paint; runs good: new battery; inspected.
First $3.50 or highest offer. HO. 6236.
sTUDEBAKER 1s47 ton and-a-half with
Vanette body: only 5000 miles. Ideal for
dry cleaners o. other light work. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
Gorell On. Bridge
Neither vulnerable. North deaaa.
A0J85

OpeQmR leaQ. Ming OF ueAI %. :
When 1t becomes evident that
ones end cannot be attained by the
application Of brute force, the last
resort Is to suhtlety. Vests realiza-
tion Of this principle got him out Of
. tight fix IN today's hand.
The bidding may not meet with
your approval, but actually 1t b not
very far out Of line. The opening
club bid will not receive the iradorse-
Tnerit Of certain school Of players
but believe 1t is losing bridge to
pass hands OF this type. The distrt-
button Is favorable and partners re-
sponses can be handled conveniently.
Vests pass over the one spade
bid Is good strategy. He holds what
may be regarded as q whip and he
should not take any action that viii
discourage the enemy from continu.
ing with the bidding. Furthermore,
he has the type Of distribution
which makes it very unlikely that
his side can score extensively against
two bidding opponents. It viii be
noted that even though he finds
partner with q six-card major suit
headed by the ace, a contract of two
hearts is the maximum available to
his side. South's rebid of three
spades is distinctly aggressive but
was based on the promoted value Of
his club holding. The merit Of
North's opening bid may perhaps
be judged when one considers that
If South holds little more as the
queen Of diamonds, contract Of
four spades becomes an odds-oi
favorite, yet If the remaining
strength is evenly distributed the
hand will very likely be passed out.
The king Of hearts was opened
and East played low. West realized
that declarer's rebid must have
been based upon q partial club ftt
because there were no other cards
outstanding. 1t was apparent, there
fore, that the only tricks West could
take were heart, spade, and .
diamond. Since 1t was obligatory to
take two diamond tricks II the con-
tract was to be defeated. Vests
only hope lay in deceiving partner
(r1ot to mention finding partner
with the 10 of diamonds). He, there,
fore, promptly led the ive OF dia-
monds. f,ee
Had declarer elected to play the
jack he would have made his con-
tract with an over-trick, but he de-
cided on the percentage play Of the
nine, hoping that West held an
honor and the 10. rather than both
the king and queen. Normally this
is the correct play. and In this par
ticular case declarer cannot be Sc
verely criticized. AS far as he knew
West had doubled on the ace and
king of hearts and the other three
kings. East won with the 10 and
returned the suit to set UP dia-
mond trick for West.
{Copyrfxht, p47, BY Cha rles a. Gofen1s
Evening star., 1947-04-04
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1941 schuit Luxury Liner, 25h it.. 2,7e5
1947 Travelo tsteeD, 81. it. $3.50
1947 Howard taluminum), % TT 1880
Prices. include equipment and accessories,
drop cord. door mats. fire extinguisher. g.
ton lift, hyd. Jack, etc. Terms on IL,
Is, "a months.
1a47 Comb. boat and utility trailer. S195 90
1946 Granite exp. utility trailer 1880
1946 Granite exp. utility trailer 22g,50
1946 Dor-Lee Trail Camper - 595.0 90
l947 Kit-Camper taluminuml = 735. 90
Open ewes. and Sun. till 8 pm.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. 4030
ave. NV Phone WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1947-04-04
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

$500 so. FIT. on i 1ioor in new. freproof
bldg; l4h-ft. ceiling heiRht, wide con-
crete St. In front, uck.loading doors.
minute run to heart of downtown Wash
ington See Mr., Norris. WEAVER BROS,
INC Washington Bldg. D1. $500; ewes.
MiD D-DoWNTowN, on 14th st. Three
floors. with automobile elevator, for auto
repair, sale and storage or wholesale
lease at S2,1oo per year Cali Mr.. Frank
lin, WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, GIL. 4456. %
Evening star., 1947-04-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR 2nd TRUST NOTES; quick set
tlement; FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye
st. NV. pI. $3.50 Brokers atte3tion.
and courteous service Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. S17
9th st NV RE $3.50
No MONEY 9N SECOND TRGsTmWs " w
MORTGAGE i INVESTMENT corr. 1919
us Eosss si0ral on 1sss assf estate
rates, term or monthly payment P. j.
WALSHE, INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA.
Isl, End AND Bird TRUST LOANS. Cash in
"A hrs. Also financial aid to builders.
METRO REALTY CO.. Elk. 549a.
action, reasonable rates: nearby Maryland,
Virginia or D. c. property. THE AMERI-
CAN CO., S07 18th, Ma. S032