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Evening star., 1948-02-29
Youth, 19, Sentenced
In Joyride;;C Companion
Recovering From Shot

A 16-year-old boy is recovering
from bullet wound on his head and
his 19-year-old companion faces a
Jail term and a $500 fine as the re-
suit of joy ride in stolen car
early yesterday that ended when
policeman fired the shot that
grazed the boys temple.
The injured youth is Jack N.
Beach, jr., of the 400 block Of G
street Sc. He is in Gallinger
Hospital where his condition is re-
garded as not serious.
The, other youth is William E.
Ness, of the 100 block Of I street
Sc. He was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail and fined by Judge George
D. Nelson in Municipal Court on
charges OF reckless driving and
driving without a permit.
In addition, he was held for grand
Jury action on 8 jcy-riding charge
under $4,000 bond He also ad-
mitted his guilt to his charge be-
lore Judge Nelson, but not guilty
plea was automatically entered for
him.
Girl, Is, Released.
An 1S-year -old girl, who was with
the two boys in the wild ride
through southeast Washington,
later was released when authorities
said there was insufficient evidence
that she know the car was stolen.
Police at the fifth precinct said
charge OF unauthorized use of an
automobile has been lodged against
young Beach.
The chase began on Eleventh street
Sc. when Pvt. Glenn M. Griffin
and Pvt. John C. Wilson of the
fifth precinct spotted the speeding
car. They recognized it as a car
reported stolen by Raymond E.
Barnes, of GIT Silver Spring avenue,
Silver Spring.
Chase Reached 80 M.P.H.
They fell in behind and the chase
was on, zigzagging through streets
and alleys At Twenty seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, the police
car drew alongside and Pvt. Griffin
fired the shot that grazed Beach's
temple. Ness then stopped the car
and the trio was seized. 49,.
Pvt. Griffin, in court later, said
the chase reached a high point Of
90 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Farley Warns Democrats
OF Peril From Wallace
BY the Associated Press

HAVERSTRAW, My, Feb. a.
James A. Farley said tonight the
presidential candidacy of Henry A
Wallace "is- a challenge to the
Democratic leadership in every State
in the Nation and if not properly
met, will result in a defeat for the
Democratic Party"
Speaking in the high school audi
torium where he once was stu
dent, the former postmaster general
said:
wallace is bound to be injurious
to. the Democratic cause in this
State. 1t is difficult at present to
determine its extent.
In my Judgment he viii draw
better than rs per cent of his vote
from normally Democratic voters
That is bound to affect the Demo-
cratic nominee"
Evening star., 1948-02-29
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. C. = All
~,

mobile left a curve and landed
upside down in q creek bed as
he was driving into Rock Greek
Park.
The lucky driver was Richard
r. Altman, 80, of 1909 Springwood
drive, Silver Spring.
The accident occurred on Blag-
den avenue NV. between up
shur street and the park ford.
Park police reported the coupe
went off the roadway at a curve
and dropped about Is feet to the
shallow creek.
Unhurt, the FAC employe had
left the scene to summon wreck
ing crane when police were noti-
fed by Mrs. Henry j. Land, 1891
Tilden street NV, who had no.
ticed the overturned car while driv-
ing by with her husband. Fire
department equipment assisted in
lifting the car back to the road.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Chinese Reds Reported
HoIdino "a Missionaries

PEIPING, Sunday, Feb. 29.- "A
priest reported today that "a Catho-
lie missionaries have been held un-
der arrest by the Chinese Commu-
nists since November in . town
southwest of TientSin.
OF the captives, II are American
women, II are Frenchmen, and 81
are Chinese of both sexes, said the
Rev. Charles Mccarthy of San Fran
cisco. il
/ Mt carthystold an interviewer
the IL Americans are sisters of the
Order Of fAthe Rteaous Blood in Port
land, Greg, and are detained in a
convent. He said they had been
allowed no communication with the
outside for three months.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Irishmon, Here Since 1888,
Marks 18th Anniversary

Patrick Francis Hannah, 1901
Seventeenth street NV, has been
in Washington for so years, but to-
day he is celebrating the 14th "an-
niversary" Of his arrival from Lon
don.
He arrived here February 20,
1888, when he was II. And, although
he arrived 80 years ago and leap
year comes every four years he still
Evening star., 1948-02-29
2 jailed Newspopermen
CONGRATULATED on Stand
By the Associoted Press


NEWBURGH, NY, Feb. 28.-Two
Newburgh News employees who went
to Jail rather than betray a conf
dence received presents and mes
sages of congratulations today while
their attorneys tried unsuccessfully
to get them freed.
Douglas v. Clarke, 80. news edi-
tor, and Charles L. Leonard, 27, re-
porter. were sentenced yesterday to
pay fines of 500 each and serve 10
days in Jail for contempt OF court.
They had refused to tell grand
jury where they obtained num-
bers" lottery tickets reproduced by
the newspaper in a series of stories
on gambling.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
!, ls,he. Asseeia..d lx.s.


NEW WORK Feb as-An OLD
friend today summed up the life of
! j. lester Iehrsnkrauss. /
"IIe vas sn arIstocratt from head
to feet" she said.
Last night, Mr.. Lehrenkrauss,
once heir to millions, was found
dead in hotel room which was try
ing to evict him for nonpayment Of
trent. ~
A single penny was found in his
pockets.
Police said the cause Of his
death had not been fully deter
mined although preliminary med
ical examination showed congestion
of vital organs.
Once life was good Then in 1884
| his fathers multi million dollar
brokerage firm went bankrupt. His
| father, Julius, was convicted of
grand larceny and sentenced to
Sing Sing Prison. The son was
indicted later on mail fraud but
was acquitted.
Mrs. Robert L. Henry of New
Rochelle, who said she had known
the family for many years, told today
how Mr.. Lehrenkrauss spent the en-
suing years.
She said after the trial Mr.
Lehrenkrauss took many mental
jobs to keep going. Three years ago
he obtained one as counterman
in a chain cafeteria. Last Christ
mas Day he was fired.
"He was too proud to ask for
money" Mrs. Henry said. Il didn't
learn of his unemployment until
he wrote me last month. Then I
sent food instead of money for fear
he would buy poison with it,"
She said she had feared he would
try to take his life because he had
been told so frequently he was too
old to work. He was At.
Mrs. Henry said Mr.. Lehrenkrauss
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Delegation TO Fly Here
10 Back Soil Agency Bill
ky the Associoted Press

.DES MONIES. Feb. pa resolu-
ton approving continuance of the
Soil Conservation Service as an in
dependent agency was adopted to-
day at the convention of the
National Association of Soil Con-
servation Districts.
!: The resolution expressed approval
Of "the general principles" of the
Jensen bill. This measure by Rep
resentative Jensen, Republican, of
iowa would leave the SCS a sepa-
rate agency.
A delegation will fly from here
Evening star., 1948-02-29

tomorrow to Washington to testify
before the House Agriculture Com
mittee next week in behalf of the
Jensen bill. The committee is hold
ing hearings, too, on the bill by
Representative Cooley, Democrat
of North Carolina to transfer SCS
to the extension services of the land
grant colleges.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Dell, q Cap1Lal mrs. Campbeh'
Transit bus driver, died early yes
terday at the home. of her father
tn-law, Thomas Campbell, about
nine miles south of Luray. She
had appeared to be Ill for only q
few hours.
The child, Roger Lee Bailey, be-
came Ill last Sunday at the Camp
bell home. where he lived with his
parents and grandfather. He died
several hours later.
The child was buried Tuesday
although no cause Of death was
certif1ed, DR.. Long said.
< Funeral Is Delayed.
The coroner. however, ordered
relatives of Mrs. Campbell to delay
16r funeral until his investigation
OF the deaths was complete.
DR.. Long said he asked the State
laboratory here to /analyze Mrs,
Campbell's blood to determine If
meningitis was the cause of death.
1t the test is negative, the coroner
Indicated he would order a "top to
bottom search of the Campbell
home to try to find the cause. This
he said, would include an examina-
ton of all food in the home. The
house has not been put under q
quarantine, he said.
DR.. Long added that he had mot
decided" whether to order an
autopsy.
Norland Campbell said today that
he left his Arlington apartment at
1909 North Stafford street on Mon
day with his wife and 16-month- -old
son, Larry, to stay at his fathers
home near Luray until after the
nephew's funeral.
He said Mrs. Campbell complained
OF a headache Thursday night while
they were at movie here.
1.-The next morning." he said, "I
got up and dressed Larry and took
him downstairs. My wife didn't
come down to breakfast and I
thought she was oversleeping. But
when I went upstairs, she looked
bad and said she felt terrible"
1T was about three hours later,
Mr.. Campbell said, that a doctor
arrived from Stanley, several miles
away. The doctor Immediately or
dered an ambulance, he said, but
Mrs. Campbell died before she could
be moved to hospital ,-
Since Friday, Mr.. Campbell, his
son and the Baileys have been stay
ing with brother, Rufus Campbell,
who lives near the elder Mr.. Camp
bell.
.Norland Campbell said he intends
to give up his job with the Capital
Transit Co. and to live with his
BROTHER $50 can be near my. son. y
The Campbells had besH married
26 months.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
'J.L. Lehrenkrouss, Once Rich,
Dies With Penny in Pockets

fhad been twice married and divorced
and had two children whose where
abouts she did not know.
I Police found one message IN his
room. 1t was addressed to Mrs.
Henry. 1t said:
Have read my last book. Au
revoir and goodbye"
Evening star., 1948-02-29

which may clear
up the mysteri-
ous deaths of an
Arlington house,
wife and her s.
year-old nephew
last week.
DR.. Long said
he was con-
vinced the cause
of death was
the sa me in
eacn case.
Mrs. B erti e
Louise Camp
bell, %, wife Of
Norland Camp
hnIl a. CanifaI
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Is marking only
his fourteenth
Anniversary"
not the fifteenth
because 1900
technically was
not a leap year.
He came here
from ou n t y
Limerick, Ire
land.
"Th ere are
o n y a few OF
my old cronies
left to celebrate
with me-" Mr..
H a n n a n SAID, =,
but we'll prob
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Driver Unhurt as Auto
Turns Over Into Creek

A member of the staff of the
United Nations Food and Agricul-
ture Organization escaped unin-
jured - but broke his watch crys-
tai - last night when his auto
Evening star., 1948-02-29
Blood Test May Solve
Deaths Of Arlington
Woman and Nephew
ly ssoff corrs.pendsnt ef The Star

GURAY, Va, Feb. 28.-Page
County Coroner George N. Long
said tonight he will receive q lab
oratory blood report tomorrow
Evening star., 1948-02-29

ably observe the date With some
sort of a get-together."
Evening star., 1948-11-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 7773l, RA 34is
FIRsT-TRUsT LOANS on real estate; low
rates 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments; P. J WALSHE, INC. Ills Eye
st. NV. MA. 646S.
TRUSTS. lst: md and 3rd; No. Va; ,ana
D. G; wk. service. ADAMS REALTY
CO, 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE 1872
Cash FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
coloredl-Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON, 427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
LOANS ON ZEAL EsTATE-1st and md
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA 1852
1104 Vermont ave. NV
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c., nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates, NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
n. Y: ave. NV; National 1898.
1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate In D. c., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER.
1404 st nv EA 4157;
ed according. to character of loan; no
charge for appraisas. MOORE g. HILL
ii3 iis3t AND ND tsd and s!RusT LoANs-promp D,
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SI7
ist AND 2nd MORTGAGE LoANs-BAR-
TOW REALTY CO.. Realtors. 1881 G st.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN 1912 Traveller coupe; excel
tSnt en- . lite car ar S2g5; terms term 500 cash.
-CRosLEY- sedans, Ses4
d delivered; Ell req Save lot Of money on gas;
Bt, BeRry Miller NJ Motors Division of JACK
sRd * RE II5Y HU ,.ssn ssas
also distributors for Europe's finest cars
neEry Mile; Motors Division of JACK
AUSTIN 1e4s demonstrator. $500 miles.
5 ,3a5. New car guarantee. JACK PRY,
18th and Pa. ave. sc. 20
AUSTINS, new. latest models, larger, roomi-
er, safety all-steel bodies with a Con-
tinental design; hydraulic brakes, leather
delivery; Dorset sedan; fully equipped.
includ. heater and defrosterS only ST .5S5
delivered deliver Panel delivery. Sl,6a5 delivered.
MANHATTAN AUTo a. AFlS RADIO sn1 CO., seFbtSe both
AGsTGS sITss n 49, a. Ross, dt ny ~ Phone No 1924
TAN AUTO & RADIO CO.. 7th at r st.
BUICK b. 5ls . 1899 Century 9 4,dr. sedan; s7e5
BUICK Rosdmaster 1877 Sk Biack Beauty: all
the trimmings getting new car. must sell:
sa5s5 GeT or fesfa besf ns1 nsnf,nF
r; ! ave. Monday. '' ~ ia q
BUICK l947 Super 4-dr, radio. heat ter,
white-wan tires. Dark green finish like
new; S2,4e5. 30-day. guar II your cars
value exceeds down payment we pay cash
difference. HILL g. TIBBITTs. lila Yer
mont aye. NV. Wash.'s oldest Ford dealer
BUICK i941 Super 4-dr. sedan. r. and h.,
defroster; in good cond.; $3.50 Any time
after after 81 an nIoo 1921 32nd ave. Hyatts.,
BUICK l94s blue Super conv. coupe; new
car como, :? 995. Call Wo. 1868 or MA.
BUICK l947 Super conv.; radio, heater,
Wv tires motor and body excellent:
best buy IN town, 50 1916. HO. 1857. 10
BUICK '37 Special 4-dr sedan; 1896
3td SATCHER MOTORS. INC. 61O0 Wis. ave.
BUiCK rs Super sedanette; radio, heater,
white-wall tires; black. like new: $2.795;
30-day guar. II your cars value exceeds
down payment we pay cash difference
HILL 4 TIBBITTs. lila Vermont ave.
nTS nnsTES Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer. MA.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
STATION WAGONS.

FORD 1947 Super station wagon; excellent
sll-around condition; radio and heater;
very popular; choice first value" one
owner car; guaranteed by a new car dealer:
low-cost commercial credit terms sale
price. Sl,s45. WHEELER, INC, 1900 Wis
consin NV. $50 to $50 pm. EN-. 4sO0.
-12
FORD 1946 station wagon, Super de luxe
Va; This is beautiful job; fine wood
work throughout; tires like new; wonderful
condition mechanically it's ready for any
type of use carries our 3O-day owner
rated guarantee Sl,670 cash or 16-month
terms Liberal trade guaranteed LOGAN
'Fordl, I'LL 18th st. NV. DI 1870
FORD l947 Station Wagon; r and h.
blue finish, 5000 miles, 6-ply tires. 81 1875;
Sy 3o-day guarantee. If cars value exceeds
GOWN payment. we pay cash difference
NV. Wash. S Oldest Ford dealer. MA $3.50.
III
MERCURY 1871; new motor. transmission.
clutch. rear end, etc. 81 ,295 or best offer.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

p. c. business for light delivery only per
miles. 3O-day guar. SI.195. terms or cash
LOGAN Ford). I'LL 18th St NV. DI
FORD 1947 2-ton stake body; heavy duty:
81, ST. So16; sves-: % 81, s734' O"He'' i ~ Hf"'
to be appreciated. RE 2727, MR.. BYRNE,
33 N. Y. ave. ne. 14'
CHEVROLET 1946 2-ton dump truck:
owner selling at sacrifice for S1,375. EN-.
s. sss S. 0n me-. sfs ST. s.
tyn. III s. 5o, spd Susaes t9 in mmsd body dy
FR ponGE a9s@. 1900 Benning I'd. ne. -l2
1919 on new ses ton me saks ksdo This ans
cash, no less. Call GE. 63@2 after $50
FORD sS3 1897 ton pHns5 In fs!E sGaq,
EEF EEyKoItT $o RteGh0use st NV n.r., aaod
ccnd; must saerihce Ludlow i474 SiS
condition BARQ BoTTGING CO, 1901
SciHHESSRoaLEET eli aE 1a45 1,z-ton. faetory,plat-
best offer. AT. 2S94.,
FORD l94s stake body. 134-in; wb,; 50
accept car ,,S or truck to apply .ono on down
fR5 NE EANfR FRdEb or Ms Nsrb 10yef
fsss ssssGR q s4f to
hwy. Arlington, Va. CHI 1000 Terms
or trade, Other truck bargains and ARMY
tTnck pats s6d at
Va. oV. 1900 CENTRAL MOTORS co,
ruEyDoYEr ,o,o -, -.
0ndtoa $500 s4o vALEES roRGE e5Rtf bls EGsd
TRIBUTING co. 1915 s. Capital Mr..
MACK 1899 dump truck: model EE. best
condition extra tires and inner tubes
extra dump body for sale. also. Ii. 0720.
FORD 194s Ia-ton panel; used only as
display mode; would you like to save
money on your delivery service? This new
economical British built Ford will do it
amaze you, its very spacious; / have one ,s
left to sell at SIPS discount of regular
list price. See Mr.; Jack Norris, LOGAN.
tFord' Co., llll 18th st. NV. D1. $500.
CHEVROLET 1899 hydraulic dump; S7s5
HAITIAN AUTO & RADIO co. Both sides
GMC ll2-ton panel trucks: good operati ting
condition; newly painted $3.50 cash. Call
daily ;, sXGegt 6 I3t sunday .9E. $50 an. TO 40
st. Sc. ana see Mr., FITZGERALD. 1T
PANEL TRUCKS. 1Ia-ton GMc: good op-
Grating condition, newly painted; $3.50
each Call daily except Sunday, $40 a m
to 4:30 pm, EVENING STAR GARAGE,
SAL End st. sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald:
FORD 1888. new, F-3; grill guard, heavy
duty equipment, heater and defrosters
side mirrors and other extras; $l,195.
COLE MOTOR CO., s@32 Ga. ave. 81.
SOU IA
CHEVROLET 1941 sedan delivery: good
condition. 5000 535 No. Pollard St, Ar
plumbing ideal for dry cleaners, 1915
Call at 1928 18th st. ne after pm.-l2
INTERNATIONAL II ton panel; good run
ming condition, new tires; D. c. in
spected, 1915. LU. Sa6S. IL
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan panel delivery
truck; for sale cheap. Phone WO ZOO.
CHEVROLET 1947 1h-ton panel body;
good cond., low mileage; any reas, offer
accepted. Call Alex. 1881 for appt -
Evening star., 1948-11-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194s Chev-
rolet vans, stakes. panels and pickups,
for hire by day, wk or contract PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV-UR-SELF. 1923 L st. NV.
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, by the
houT hour, DAY 1y week K, ,,y or year sTERRETT
Self POI 8 st. NV. NO. 33ii,
TRUCK available with
driver for hauling. any time Call Adams
4710. Ask for CHORES. l6s
VAN TRUCK-Large or small jobs; prompt
service; reaS prices; local or long distance
IA. 2937. after Z pm, GE. 1915. 12'
Evening star., 1948-11-11

VICINITY OF 12th AND M ST. NV
Would like to rent single garage. Ma.
FoR OFFICES. DISPLAY ROOMS and me-
chanical work mot automot!Vej; good
neighborhoods In D. c.; 10000 to $4,000
SO; IT.; If on 2 noors, large elevator re-
CURED; some parking space essential; term,
Call Mr. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC
Wsshington Eldg. DI. $780, ewes, GIL.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
AUTO PAINTING.

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up: work guaran-
tsed GILBERT. 41o2 Pa. ave. ext. Sc
FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your car; reasonable prices ARLANDRIA
SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 1908 Mt Vernon
ave. Alexandria 1924.
DEPARTMENTALIZED SERVICE Ia beU
for your car REGARDLESS of make; supef
hne painting, fender and body work az
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP. 900 Montgomev ST.. Alexandria
Evening star., 1948-11-11
rRAlLERs.

TRAILER, yrs old aluminium, ~ x20
mt must .s lG0s $3.50 snH HhE iee DHf TbBi HTS III IS
e6-FT. GLIDER, sleeps 4: elec. refgr. but
stove exc. cond; Lot A. Harmony Court.
M Ie41 rRAyEIo M 'b bou.. u, % trsil.r ,u,,v w. .su,n-
ped; used only B mos: sleeps four Owner
s5ssynt ARSs 9 f's zHe$ Il:
HOUSE TRAILER, furnished, includes re-
frigerator; $3.50. To see. cali DI. sl39,
NATIONALLY FAMOUS COACHES in ma
spartan models, FIGHTER Trailer
SALES, Wash.-Balto blvd, Rte. l. Berwyn.
Md. Telephone Tower 5035.
NEW 5-sTAR GENERAL. 20, feet, the last
word in trailers, medium priced, win
down. 12-foot liy. rm.. heated bedrm, very
tod sosS7f WA ra STsE ss15s sA sa P
TRAMER-1s42 Royal 25-t.;, good con-
stove; awning and 9xl6 porch. Can be
Alexandria. Va. Phone TR. 1899.
ped sleeps 4; priced for quick sale, $6a5.
EiBERfTiY' 'TRA1LERs, all sizes and models; mode
HEETERWALDEN Trailer TfpzfIii Ss SALES, INC.
WaSn-baIto. plVQ.' BerWyn, Nd.
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES on
display New features and modem equip.
in late models. Low down payment and
TRAILER rRiA[ co. INC, Oak Grove Trailer
No. l. Open daily and Sunday 9 am
70 Pm Phone oys 2s01;
sale. S1'S75. oV. O494. weekday call after
LosT OUR LEASE. Forced to vacate.
Drastic reductions; No fair offer refused.
10 brand-new trailers Of all sizes to choose
from. Some with built-in showers and
hush toilets and every modern, conven;;
gas for cooking: All these trailers are
money ahead. Small down payment and
"a months to pay. COLE TRAILER CO.,
5000 Ga. ave, 81. s202. Open ewes. until
l949 NATIONAL and Landola trailers on
display at NATIONAL TRAILER SALES,
6OO9 Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Md,
WASHINGTON TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort. for economy
and luxury combined, see these new and
used trailer homes.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

isT TRUST NOTES payable $3.50 per NJ
at 6s int. Discount So. AID. LO531. -13
2nd TRUST NOTES for sale-Sl.744 pay
able S23 monthly at 6T interest. House
only / VI. old. Will take $1,000 Phone
Mr.. -ANNENBERG or MR.. BREITERMAN.
$1,000 ist TRUST NOTE, secured on we'll
built row brick home in nearby ne. section.
recently sold to responsible party for
$4,000, with 81 800 cash payment. Note
can be purchased at attractive discount.
Mr.. WETTZ. ST. 4555.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN

ton and Govt. bldgs This beautiful Mt
Vernon style home Of 10 rooms. 3 con-
Meeting baths, delightful Hollywood swim
ing pool and cocktail house with massive
barbecue pit is your cue for comfortable
living. Upon arrival you will Immediate
ly become enveloped with its reserved hos
pitality and graciousness. not to men
tion the desirable 135 rolling acres and
estate component. of large barn, modern
servants quarters and 2;csr garage.
Open Sundays.
THE BRANT co.
Fairfax. Va, Jesse Bldg Fairfax 421
Evening star., 1948-11-11
WATERFRONT pRopERrY-sALE

NOW is THE TIME to buy at after-season
prices. Inspect modern. furnished cot
tage at Cedarhurst on Ches Bay. 81 miles
D c., near Shady Side. Md. gas stove.
elec. refgr., etc; $4,000; terms INQUIRE at
Cedarhurst ONCE or W. NJ. BAUMAN. Ma.
TWo-BEDROoM. year-round home; living
room with large bay window. complete
bath. kitchen. elec. refgr, gas hot-water
heater, gas stove. aluminium storm sash. oil
space heater: excellent cond; immediate
possession; S700 down, S42 mo. BOND,
IF You ARE WAITING for an out-ot-sea-
son bargain, here it is. Beautiful summer
home CT Chesapeake Bav; cost Sl2 500
to build , yrs. ago. What will you offer?
For appointment. call sH. a232 IA
NEW MASONRY HOME-5 rooms, bath,
foored attic: oil heat; water and club
house privileges Deale Beach; $3.50.
Frame bungalow-4 rooms. bath. COM
pleted attic; oil heat cellar; 2-car garage.
chicken house; 3 lots; water privilegs;
S6.950 Chalk Point I'd.
New masonry and brick homes rooms,
bath. hoored attic. oil heat; over Il acre
ground, more available; water PRIVILEGES;
$3.50 Chalk Point rd
Bungalow-AsbestoS siding; fireplace, 4
large rooms, bath; ? porches; garage; large
lot on waterfront at Chalk Point; SILL
500.
strictly modern. year-around homes.
Some are brand-new. Easy committing dis
GEoRoE c. HEfDER. Chalk Point I'd,
Churchton P O.. Nd Phone after 6 pm,
West River 547l: MI. OSO6. Wash. 12'
Evening star., 1948-11-11
TRUST NOTES WANTED.

SECOND TRUST and chattel notes pur-
chased for cash. 24-hour service. BOB
HOLLANDER, 1411 Penna. ave. NV MA.
.nd TRUST NOTES and chattel mort
cages. bought and sold. WILLIAM J.
MARTIN, Az Southern Bldg. MA. 2O14
Evening star., 1948-11-11
AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our specially; if
you are buying or selling an automobile
let us finance it for the purchases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV
Republic 1900
Evening star., 1948-11-11
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE AND LOT, rear 2l21 18th St
NV, $500. Call RUSSELL F. BARRETT,
RE 47S7 1rs