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Evening star., 1947-03-23
BY fhs Associated Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Mar "a
matchbox" camera, small enough
to fit in mans hand, and a vest
pocket darkroom" aided Allied
agents to snap and develop photo
graphs behind enemy lines during
World War II, the Eastman Kodak
Co. disclosed today.
One thousand of the cameras
were produced for the Office OF
Strategic Services and underground
forces in enemy held territory, the
company said.
Designed at the request of the
OSS, the cameras resembled boxes
Of safety matches-from which they
got their name, the half -inchs square
pictures could be enlarged many
times.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
loss Used Matchbox Camera
And Tiny Darkroom for Spying

The miniature darkroom" with
its chemicals in pill form enabled
agents to develop film in small
glass with single jigger of solution.
Supplies in the tiny kit included
several rolls of 16-millimeter film,
Photographic developing and fixing
chemical pills. small chamois for
drying developed film, mixing
spoon, film clips, and a pencil-sized
solution agitation stick.
The camera made 30 exposures
on film 2 feet In length. The angle
Of the lens permitted photographs
to be shot from the hip"
The camera was designed to sup
ply pictures for underground news
papers as we'll as for military in
telligence.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

pending tax measure than women.
1.-The ignorance Of people on such
q vital matter as ro'es tax amazed
me-" Mrs. Rand said.
Lack of help prevented the COM
mittee from operating at several
suburban locations as previously
planned. The petitions will be sent
to Congress before which hearings
on the proposed tax are now In
progress,
Evening star., 1947-03-23
CoIored School Teaching
License Exums in June

Examinations for licenses to teach
in the colored public schools of the
District will be held on June 10, II
and II. The positions are in aca-
demic, scientific and commercial
subjects.
DR.. Howard H. Long, chief exam
liner, announced that all candidates
should file applications at his Office
in the Franklin School Building,
Thirteenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

unions, press, radio, films. teachers,
scientists, musicians, women's clubs
and many others.
In emphasizing the Importance
of the conference, Mr.. Acheson
termed it an entirely new and inn
portant experiment in the efforts
to eliminate the international dis
Evening star., 1947-03-23

| trust upon which war thrives.
ut is. basic experiment" he
added, because mutual suspicion
and ignorance is one of the prime
difficulties in making peace"
More than 1000 delegates from
some 500 organizations are expected
to attend.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
UNESC0 Conference Opens
In Philadelphia Tomorrow
By The Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 22-
Americas role in the United Ma
tions program on educational, scien-
tific and cultural affairs will be out
lined for the first time at the initial
session of the national conference
on UNESCO opening here Monday.
The meeting. described by Acting
Secretary of State Dean Acheson
as bringing together the most COM
prehensive list of organizations ever
to consult on problems Of world
peace" will. be attended by dele
gates from farm groups, labor
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
MIDWAY PARK

"-@
MIDWAY PARK, Aug. IA, Mr.,
and Mrs. Marvin Ransom and
children are spending some time
in Winston-Salem.
MIR. and Mrs. James Dillingham;
and children have returned from
a trip to western North Carolina,
Mark Raney, Jr., and Johnny
Hargett are spending a week at
Camp Leach.
James Price Of Swansboro spent
several days last week with Archie
Meekins.
Mrs. George Cobb and Mrs.
Marion Stern spent Saturday in
Wilmington.
Joe Freeman spent the week
end in Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holton Of
Hight Point spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sedberry on
Lee avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul DeRagon
and daughter have returned from
a visit to Georgia and Cape Cod.
Mass.
Mrs. German Boney is spending
a week with her sisted in Munden,
Va.
Mrs. Clyde Barley and son have
returned from q visit to Thomas
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heckle and
children have returned from a
visit with relatives in Charlotte.
James D. Gray, chief COM
missary steward. USN. husband OF
Mrs. Ruby E. Gray Of 1405 Butler
Drive, is serving aboard the USS
Mercer. one Of the barracks ships
attached to the Florida group
of the Atlantic Reserve Fleet,
Green Cove Springs, Fla.
Mrs. W. D. Gillette, Mrs. Flea
nor Burger, and Miss Jane Bur-
ger are visiting Sgt. "Pappy" Gil.
lette.
Miss Ann Pierce and Miss Bar
bara Summerlin are visiting in
Weldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Munich and
son, AL, spent the weekend in
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Armstrong
and daughter spent the past two
weeks in Charleston, S. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Rackley
were shoppers in New Bern Sat.
urday.
J. G. Crouch spent the week.
end in Weldon.
MI. and Mrs. D. T. Knight and
children spent the weekend ir
Rocky Mount with Mr.. knight.
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Wheelliss
spent the weekend In Nashville,
N. c..
MI. and Mrs. John Vail spent
the weekend in Kinston and Tren'
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Bittle is spend.
ing some time in Washington, D
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
Miss Otersen'
Her
Wedding Plans

Plans for the marriage Of Miss
Dorothy Camille Orersen, daugh.
ter q Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Otersen,
and Claude Russell Pound, son O.
MIR. and Mrs. c. w. Pound Of Gas
ton, S. c., are announced today.
The wedding Will take place on
Wednesday, August 20. at
O'Clock at st. Andrew -Covenan,
Presbyterian church with DR..
Frederick Lewis officiating at the
double ring ceremony.
Miss Otersen will be attended
by Mrs. L. W. Pound as matron-
of-honor. Little Louisa Otersen.
sister of the bride, will be the
junior bridesmaid.
Mr.. Pound will be attended by
his brother, L. w. Pound, as best
man. Ushers will be Adolf Oter-
sen, Jr., brother Of the bride. and
L. H. Graft.
No formal invitations have
been sent but friends of the cou-
pie are invited to attend. A recep-
ton will be held Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony at the home
of the brides parents at 1901 Ann
Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
BLADENBORO

BI.ADENBce TAO. Aug. 14.-Mrs
Herbert George Wylie and baby,
Jennifer 10, will leave Friday fo1
Scarsdale, NJ Y, after a visit OF
several weeks here with DR.. ano
Mrs. L. S. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and l1rs. 1key W. Single.
have annoulyced the birth of twins,
a boy and a. girl. Mrs. Singletary
is the fo-nrer Catherine Davis.
Little Jon, Harbrouch received q
bad cut while riding a bicycle
Sunday.
Ingram Walters. who has been
teaching at the University of Cali.
tornia in Los Angeles, arrived Tue.
sday by rAane and is the guest OF
his PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G..
Walters.
Mrs. Maggie Butler, who is vi.
sitting her daughter, Mrs. Spoke,
in Morgamtown, suffered a fcactur.
ed hip Saturday. Mrs. Joe Accardi
has joined her in Morgantown.
Mrs. E. G. Bradford, Jr., arri-
we'd Tuesday to be the guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson.
DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Bridger OF
Fl. Knecx we're the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. j. White, Jr., over
the weekend.
Mrs. E. B. Dunn and Mrs. c. H.
Dunn have returned from Rrevard
They were accompanied by Bar
bara Dunn who had been in camp
there.
Mrs. J. c. Wynne, Mary 10 and
Jack Of Bethel are the guests of
Mrs. Mamie Butler for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hussey and
Caroline have returned from Kure
Beach where they spent a week.
R. C. Bridger returned Sunday
after a business trip to New York
city.
NE. and Mrs. Jack Tyson, MIR.
and Mrs. E. T. Crosland. of Ben
%nettsville, S. c., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ellerbe of Latta, S. c.,
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gibson last week.
MRS. Maggie P. Bridger accom-
panied by Miss Vicksie Parker and
Miss Lula Heflin Of Durham, left
for Buffalo, N. Y, Sunday.
Misses Maude Westbrook and
Knight Westbrook, former mem
bers of the school faculty, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Va1lght.
Mrs. R. c. Bridger has returned
from Atlanta and Columbia. S. c..
afs.er being away for several days.
Size was accompanied home by
Bobby who has been in camp near
Ridecrest for several days.
Mrs. Marvin Butler, Mrs. Bes-
size Elmore, and Mrs. Robert
Caldwell of Lumberton were guests
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
French Bride
With Husband
AT Fl. Bragg

sparkling brown eyed Odette
~poIlegrino Browning, Il year old
.rrner nurse of Antilles, France,
rived in the states by plane
e"ono Paris on June Il to join her
lmeetheart, MAJOR Robert c.
n~rouning, to whom she was mar.
"a IN June % in New York.
The attractive young bride was
:, wilmington yesterday for a
.hort time and returned to Fay
s4teville to join her husband who
ID now stationed at Fort Bragg
~ The separation point there. Mrs.
prowuing came to the states under
.hs sweetheart Act"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15
PERSONALS

Miss Nell Trask has as her
nInst at the Trask home on
ggTri ohtsvins Beach Miss Frances
williams Of Lynchburg who is
MISS Trask's roommate at Mount
1roTnon college in Washington.
7riss Williams will return to her
Tome in Va, this weekend.
Miss Lutte Foster Of Louisburg,
n C.. is the guest OF Jay Casteen
and Jeanne Shiel at their home
on Wolcott avenue.
Mrs. Spears McA1lester, accom-
panied by Miss Betsy Keaton Fon-
',iere. returned to her home in
chattanooga, Tenn, after a visit
10 L. 0. Fonvielle and family at
wrightsville Beach.
Miss Rosemary Chenworth,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
J. Chenworth of this city, left by
plane on Monday for Honolulu
where she will be married on Au-
gust % at Kahuku, Oahu, to Lieut..
Daniel E. Kuebrich, US. Army
Air Corps. Miss Chenworth re,
turned TO the states in June from
Kahuku hospital, where she is a
member of the staff, for a visit
IN her parents here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-15

of Mrs. D. H. Bridger last week
at Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. R. L. Bridger, Miss Emma
Louise Bridger, Edgar H. Bridger,.
Worth Hester were in Kama
polls Saturday to attend the Rob-
lnson- Wiseham wedding.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
Celebrates First
Church Birthday

The llSt anniversary OF St.
Titus Lutheran church, Chene
and Pierce streets. will be cele-
brated al five o'clock vesper
service on Sunday. March 49,
The Rev Luther Robinson,
nastor % 81 Philips Lutheran
Church 81 Cleveland. VIII preach
the sermon The Rcv Theodore
Hafncr pastor Of 81 Titus will
be the liturgiSt Ms Blanche
Murphy will sing How Beau
tful arc the Feet of Them that
Being Good TidinEs" from Han
dcl's Messiah Eugene Hancock
viii be organist
ST Titus conducted IT'S first
service or Sundav March r.
1886 pm Established by
THO Al.ch ear District Of the
Lu,hc Church !, Is dedicated
"a ih Doacv az receiving any
ors trc c1wwunitv rcgard-
less ot -ce Il has conducted a
regular Sunday morning scrv-
lee. organized SUNDAY school
2 vacation B.blc school Ladies
Soccty youth nrocIam and
4 Christian Day School IN co-
ope alton wia another local
Lu,hean Chugch
~ I,n, tho pastor did
ir,eal wosk to- his dcnomi-
nation ~ - wears prior 20 COM
iac tn ST TITUS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15
PRINCE HALL O.E.s. COLUMN

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No IL STATED MEETINGS Isl
"Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday Worthy Matron
Mrs. Viola w. Perry, $50 Leland IT, 3162 Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White % Erskine Apt $685. Secretary Mrs
Grace b. Baengcr, 365,s 30th II, IA. 1861.
BAIHSHFBA CHAPTER NO g-ST4TED MEETINGS list m
day. DL6REF WORK 4h Friday. Worthy Matron Mrs
Florence Fields, 1915 Hamilton t. 6J94 Worthy Patron
Mr. r. g. Schuster 517 IoquoiS " 1929. Secretary Mrs
Carrie p. Riley, 1898 Parker. Pl- 1885,
GOLDEN LRAP 40 lf-STATEp MEETINGS Ist Wednesca!
DEGRrE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Matron-Mrs Ger
Gray, TO. s-ssss worthy Nj
g. Red Lac Maine, ivy. l.566 secretary Mrs Doris
Ray $3.50 Yeamans
PRISCILLA CHATTER 40. 21-STATED MEETINGS end IN
day. DEGREE WORN Friday. Worthy Matron-Miss Chan
ME r. Lindsay. 5jl Mack IE. 2-ji03; Worthy PatronN
Devoid Hoey 1875 tardonla Secretary-Mrs AJee ian
eey. 3i37 Russell, ca. 1859.
\ LONE STAR CHiPTER so. s6-STATED MEEIISt> lN
n Thursday. DEGREE WORK Srd Thursday. Worthy Naron
III Mrs. Mary Hulson. 9Gs2 Chestnut Worthy Patron MI
George lcnn, slS>4 Majestic; Secretary Mrs. Nellie WI
II son. sNS2i wyoming Ferndale
II ST. AGNES CHAPTER 80. sS-STATED MEETINGS end WEE
II nesday DECREE WORK 9Th Wednesday. Worthy Matron-
Azze Rhodes. e0ll wildwood, II. 6.js5; Worthy Patron
Mr. waiter bradford Gee Tr,kne, TT. 2-71Ss; Secretary
II Mrs. Rata Flood. 80 Cenira y. 6-5O69.
CAPSTONH tHtPTER ~. aa-SIArEn MEETINGS-9nd Thurs
i day DEGRER WORK eth Thursday. worthy hatron- Mrs
Al Mr.. General Johnson 3sSI Hunt FL 5Sj9 Secretary
Mrs. Rosa Blunt sli7 Nuller I'll. 1888
WATERFORD CHAPTER so S0-STATED MEETINGS ld
Thursday. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday. Worthy Matron
Miss F. Lonise Boatman II. 0G30. Worthy Patron
Mr.. Jordan D. Granger Oakland 1921: Secretarr-
Mrs. Carlene c. Brown 1919 Narstou. TR .sSNl.
X DORlCIAN CHAPTER 40. 81 STATED MEETINGS 2nd Non
day. DEGREE WORK lh Thursday Worthy
Mrs. YTonne G. Taylor. az Narston O5as WORTHY Pa
tron Naachla Smith. $50 Hague; Secretary - Nh
n drcd T. >ievart $50 Bull RI. 1902
N DEBORAH HPITR No. 33-STATED NFTTINGS
Y DEGRIF WORN ih Monday WORTHY Matron Mr.. -
se ". Wiley. 80 Nedbury M. s05S WORTHY Patron NJ
walter - ,ye. 7Sss Nerose, TR l.Si6l SecrearyH Mrs.
mee r Flowers cess w Forest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-15

DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo. iorms,
pastor of the 81. Nicholas en-
legiaie Church in New York
City, will be the guest speak.
er tomorrow. Friday. March llI
on the Detroit Council nj
Churches Noon Day Len,eD
services al the Central Me,h
odist Church. Woodward AL
Grand Circus Park. d.. Si,oa
recently resigned his pasiorsn
10 become president OF ihs|
New Brunswick Theological
Seminary. New Bru nswiek|
New Jersey. Services begin a.
1910. concluding at 1880 pm.
A rebroadcast of DR.. Siloo,
sermons will be made over "a.
dio station WWJ Tuesday thru
Friday at 1000 am. and Sal.
urdaY al ll;0o am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-07
FARMS WANTED.

CLosE-IN SUB. MD. -. New bunsalow;
large lot; in exchange for farn, within
WHAT W les CAN Il YOU OFFER 5PF so NE Within 50
miles radius Of D. c.? In improved or un-
improved farm. Property must have livable
house and water in fields. Describe fully
giving price loSstion etc a4 PESTS sta to set
least 9oes clear and tillabie for crops and
grazing, 80 to So mi. from WASHINGTON.
Back woods place not wanted. since moving
to country for security and more pleasant
living. House must be livable (bath. cleo
tricity and heat or worthwhile improving
and able to accommodate s adults, Necss-
ouate fencing and water in fields essential
viii consider purchase of useable equip
ment or contract with good tenant opera
tor. If there is a tenant house. For the
right place in price range, $4,000 to
$4,000, which will merit reasonable
farm loan MORTGAGE. viii pay the dill
ference in cash WALKER. oW; $3.50. -
with modern house; must be in committing
distance of Wash. Write details to J
SIMPSON, 1885 w. Va. ave. me-, D.. c.
SMALL FARM. nearby Virginia, 5 to 20
acres; house must be MODERN state price.
sfT eSa1SMi FELL $50 ACRES. we'll wa
Counties, house with basement, cleo.
plumbing. at least s. rooms, shade trees, at
least / mile back from I'd: tenant house
and barn away from main dwelling Answer
in writing full description and price. Box
Il NTEib'alFARM OR ACREAGE on or
detail poy 1S2.R Star Qh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-07
AuroMo1IyE MlscsLlANeous

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERs-Immediats
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
ms Low priced at ARCADE poNTI2c GO.
1887 Irving st; NV, AD. $500, WASHING.
SPEED AGEET fe'i auto racing thrill maya
zine; action pictures, stories, big cars.
MID! midssts' hot rods and stock now at news
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
carry a large stock Of good quality seat
covers in popular colors. They will also
At other models Of General Motors cars.
ARCADE PoSSTTIAc CO, 1887 tvins St.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
are Arcade s2 i PoN EHI C. 0ss
hw aD P0s 5oS Dss n s as1 yas &:
on YA.E ton t aspsc hyaFaHe bed a'ns
Ss sets ss wHe skds u eap eed sss
es0. Wi sci for $3.50 fob, Baltimers.
POWER TAKEoFFs-Ford, Dodge and
White, S25 each; Dodse ". c; s-ton and
s4-ton parts wheels, tires, axles, transfer,
universal pts. and Ford truck parts; rear e,.
springs and axles front and rear, 1888.
TREADWELL, 81. 1897,
GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions, shock
absorbers. rear ends new hub caps, grilles.
seal-beam lights, water and fuel pumps.
Jacks. CYL. heads, floor mats; safety glass
installed j. L. BRENNER & CO., 1910
Montana ave. ne, FIR. 1910
BULLDoZER,. Cleatrac BD.H,, angle BLADE.
10 mos. old: good condition; so4b4.
TREADWELL has it. 81. 1897.
AUTO BUS, GMc AZ, 2 speed rear. So
pass, nsT pant; sl'1s5. TREADwELL
Iii TfRE Is two n 6'oox18 heavy duty, Atlas. 8.
ply; sacrifice for any reasonable oner;
cost SIS each CHI. 1885.
AUSTIN PARTs-Transmission assembly.
head, fiywheel, crankcase assembly, water
jacket housing, valve tappet assembly,
clutch and connecting rods. Call between
8 am: and ; pm. GE. 5155; iii
remove. Phone RAMsEY, HI e4es-w,
v tess Mo sE wa BhoeR @ with
King King uN1oN AUTO SERVICE, 1921 L
CoMPLETE CHEVROLET MOTOR, newly
rebuilt, rear end, transmission and left
knee action. WA. 1888. Ia.
AUTO HEATER, new, custom built, NOS
water with defroster; $50 Wo. 6917
GMC 6x6 PARTS-Wheels. aXles, transfer
cases, drive shafts, rears. radiators, steer
ins brakes, engines, transmitters, power
take of. for dump and winch. Dump BODY.
12-ft., Gar Wood off 6x6, S295. 81. 1877
TREADWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-07
AUCTION SALES Cont.


ARCHIE II. RICHARDS, uetioneer-Trus.
s6s North Larrimore St, Arlington County.
Neat Sa nsned sssh OF
BY virtue of an order Of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District Of
" ss. av and BeatTise sh
s shss JsEeeTass and Appliances; Il
a sss viii II. sF f6S sse
% Wednesday. TIE 10Th day q September.
d proSe sGek in an ae
Va. to wit. Lots numbered 153 and l54
Of the subdivision of Dominion Hills as
recorded among the land records Of said
se e otherws eo known 9Sn sss North Isrri
however, to- restrictions and rights Of way
Of record. free and clear. CT all liens and
sncnmbra =, g, ooo Terms ,r OF sale; Sash
sale. Examination Of title, conveyancinE:
recordins, revenue stamps and notarial
fees At cost Of purchaser; terms to be
Of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
risnt to Isss, the procsssy at Fisk ana sna
either in Washington, B. G, or Ariins lon
G. Without a ope dfns' depos ss u sssa
avail himself of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser. In
spection on day of sale between 10 am
and . pm. T. BROOKE HOWARD.
Trustee in Bankruptcy. l02 N. Fairfax ST.,
Alexandria Va. 5
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION, Sept.
on land hereinafter mentioned, 277-acre
farm located in Montgo. Co, Md, 2ia
RR, 10 settle estate OF William H. Baden
improvements consist Of 11-room dwelling
house with bath, 7-room tenant house,
elec.. barn. hoghouse, cattle barn. corn
house and other buildings. Farm well
fenced. in high state of cultivation; about
go acres tillable mile NIL. from ON, Potomac
High elevation, beautiful scenic views
of river and mountains Of Md. and Va.
other particulars, see advertisement, SEN
tinel. Rockville, Nd or inquire WASH
INGTCN LOAN & TRUST co. or ALBERT
NJ BOUIC andIor WILLIAM " BOUIC,
Attys Rockville Md se7,13,l4.2O.21
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1871 dump; new motor; $3.50.
ERNsFlsE SRIssSA fH5N,2A.Li 1s4e ts..en pickup
ssss seT: ~ dealers, Cal, Ia. AZ $780, 9df pods,
bopGE ls57 13t4on steel ,s stale ssS SssS;
f bIsTR1e R1' HffAiRD%ARE CO, Sl4s F ST
eeiafEyRoLET 1897 z. ha-ton open D.1sl'
ms sSS F EESek oA isS6 l'fP 81. sns BODY
f TRAILER Err lion 1911 Dodge; S-spesd
Eaton rear axle !; guaranteed 70 go thr9gsh
"a n g Auf f6st sAf S2ad assRs;i
SMe La 5sSz RoT sEget sH 't sss7 body
: FER s$s9 1875 RSs'' RHODE Island ss''
ssss yH4 a5fos eTsfs
SsR ~: IS "sa }iI;;s ssSf
s4Sg sE4 a5 ;Rs 'sssll
s5IsB sss sH4 P aSos 'isiG
G eise' e.e sn.rox, stake body: p COG.
ssi5 S5Es5.n. s !:: gg sss
+ 95 3A Ss SopY T aa TX 1y4
tionai. good condition: $3.50; 1912 sIfs B e;
sss1 or sttes so g. W. s,I.s snd r,ts
p eois ru IRsA condition 0a platform eody
S1,16o. Can ee seen any time except sym
49, A shf o STa1 van excel cond guar
anteed pess inspection; $500 Call 9 70 5.
M METAL s soas s s[f5S' sell io4 500
REC 1 3 g Van: excel. cond: cos. $4,000:
ss e, sIs99 Gal to d f A. Wheel f ali.
metal metal BODY; good running condition; $3.50.
nISSTTEfsRNSA1TffoNAL >. panel; excel. motor.
6 9p9'' c ,safii E' s5$5. I'M as7s or VA.
R REC. new. 1a4s models; IA 70 9 ton:
s: s1y del = ''d dsss. REo WASH g.
HSaD sss ssss soa 5 si'f
e. nops ssd sssss s ID On best a.r.
sen al ~ Sla Tfhs stsf6 I5as model CO
rs; in good condition.. With 9TH vince; VII
sell way below cost, $4,000. Gail oWSGR'
eeAAEvfRooLEr 1913 2,son; vacuum 2-sps.d
rear, power brakes s s25x2o i9,ply ti GeS
Ion.in' r wnga oune1: best offsr under
$3.50. Phone Ashton 3194.- IS
FORD 1913 2-ton dump; 3-yd. body,
booster brakes good tires complete unit
Il PALMER MOTOR CO, Queens Chapel
I'd, and Hamilton St. Hyattsviiie, Nd WA.
O900 -
DODGE 1e45 1ha-ton truck: platform.
dual-speed rear, 16o-in. wheelbase, booster
brakes. special clutch: extra heavy W spring
and frame, good $50 front s25 rear
only s e gg5 Ct & pe ssa offer under Can
good tires; 1928 Can be seen at 10th snd
b SITS sw weekdays, between 8-6. =
DODGE stake body, 3 Federal dung syrTrooI.t
aieimn' ia4f, ToIs pickup, Dodge yespons
Carriers, Dodge command car. .5AisISgs S nv
wilson blvd, Arlington. w. e 70
I-7ooatinasd q Nsxt Pass.I
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

WATERFRONT COTTAGES for rent; furn..
reduced rates. Call FIR. 1924. -
BAY-FRONT COTTAGE, nth and Mary:
land ave, Chesapeake Beach. Md, $50
per week. Phone North Beach 10-J. MR.
Freddy. -
FOR DELIGHTFUL fishing vacation at
Kitty Hawk n C. Neg p sosa one and
NORTH BEACH, 3 rooms. electricity
shower, water, porches. Weekly or month
ly, or will sell for So. 600 vi. 5612.
COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-Cottage on front
completely, furnished, running water ane
sept; 81, s35 per week. II. 1884. ~
Thelmore cottage, owens Beach. Deale
Md Corner Marshall and Melbourne ayes
Some one there Sunday Call LII. 1865
Monday.
HERRING BAY. Masons Beach, Deale Md
4 rooms, porch. nice place. Available
Sept. 10. DE. 1855.
McKAYS BEACH, lower Potomac River
Broom cottage, screened porch. 3 sides
pvt. sandy beach; wonderful swimming fsh;
ing; avail Sept, Oct. MI 1869 after p m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-07
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE.
SALE .

ANTIQUE SALE IL will sell at my new
Rockville. pike fRoute 240), Rockville. Md :,
on Tuesday, September 8, .1947, at 1920
ture, cherry, mahogany, poplar. solid and
panel end chests Of drawers, stretcher
base mahogany table, walnut Victorian
sewing table, walnut and mahogany. pine
and cherry drop-leaf. tables. pine blanket
chests, walnut schoolmaster's desk, Gov.
Winthrop cherry desk with maple interior;
poplar teaster bed mite stands. with and
without drawers. in pine, poplar. walnut
and cherry: walnut washstands with marble
and plain tops, 3 mahogany Empire but.
fets; cherry 2-piece corner cupboard; z
walnut Victorian loveseats, set of 4 walnut
chests, also Victorian floor shaving stand,
walnut whatnot Empire sofa, 2 armehairs;
4 side chairs complete Empire set), set OF
Hitshcoek chairs, odd side chairs eh mir
lamps. etc; several hanging lamps, table
lamps lot Of pattern class and nnsr en a1I
gag Tsg Roes saih w. sas hEEsN
Rehnishine Shop. Emmert r. Bowlus,
Auct.' Frederick, Md. R. L. Kelly Clerk. .