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Evening star., 1948-09-07
Natures Children
Sanderling.
Colidris leucophaea.
discouraging.
By Liilion Cox Athey

During September, when the
white-capped waves are laundering
upon the sands Of Cape Cod, the
beautiful Sanderlings are in their
element. They match the sands in
color. so are almost invisible.
At high tide they squat on the
beach waiting for the recession of
the water; you can walk right up
on them before you are aware
of their presence. AS the ebb be-
gins, the small watchers scatter
along the shore expertly retreating
before each wave, following down
the backwash until forced to fly by
the oncoming rolling swell. Intent
upon salvaging what is washed up
by the sea, the birds pay scant
attention to others. No sanderling
misses an opportunity to pick up
food. Often they follow the waves
until the water is breast high, then
nimbly evade immersion. For this
trait they have been named surf
snipe.
When disturbed, the small flock
of beachcombers rises to fly out
over the surf. Then to fly up and
down the beach. Now low in some
vast hollow. now skimming the
crest of high foaming breaker
Pretty soon you see them swing
ing in again to drop to the sands
to resume their absorbing task of
hunting for food.
You often hear the sanderlings
sharp chit as you watch them race
over the white sands. They are
easily distinguished from the little
sand peeps" whom they resemble,
because of their larger size and
from other sandpipers by their light
color and whitish heads
When in flight they snow a con-
spicuous line of white on their
wings When close, you notice they
do not have hind toe, which is
a dependable field mark In all
plovers.
During the autumn, sanderlings
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

STUDEBAkER '47-'4s; will pay sew. hund
oEA RSsE M RnsS MooRs ss TE st.4 AZ. and b.
ffScoHs-zErHYR. ffSsRoEs e 1910 or 1871; also
eeoa eonson will Pay he M9roRs sSD eG.r isdo @
BUSINESSMAN wants as or s4a car; will
pay sE, ali II cash Cal, yT any time: wo 65s,
cash price @ Tor your ie4s or . 1917 81 ear ara ana
Rlsfd aoTok 5i c. e e' p ss
laoRf MoRs tys CASH ros eDip iatR CAR new
P3f s'' 5ss 'as and <
HSnsoS, $40 s' q la4,: will pay tn. .sp
TORS. 1890 Rhode Island ave. ne. NJ
@ aISaEs1 PRICES pa,e ., ", M.sa,ns:on,: 4 !, ,ss
BAKER: NC. tor an appraisal. 2s1s " st
10 10 rdoI1S,@w.'n sS 500 8. you TOP retail
price for your car Our fee is s26. and
only when your car is sold, No red
sss Is ons the Of %sshnnca. S1
asis asis aosIsI s5s aT Ppnsa,sx a vi a. aGss
Il fsss e i; ;:;aE's IL rs
win WI wfTH II wrNN"-Mors soD' IS. for your
WINS 0Pta lss rlsIIa. t: svs p. q:
100 CaRs afs WANTED IMMEprAIELY-'ss
Come to or can IIv1NGsToN MOTORS
l23 st; rs; Elk $500:
sa set them Phone Be. ssos ier : su,ss
MOTORS locations 3o1o r. I. ave. ne
SaMI Sf asSI Y6uk s / own ovs PRICE for your car
we viii sell 1t for you and charge you
only So II car Is sold. Don't give your
car away; see US for the top. price tnat
your car will bring Any model accepted
from 1898 to 194s. LEEDS MOTOR co.
$40 wis. ave. NV. Or, 4407. open
ssn sssi u foR s yoTk ;sfidsys axnW. II, To- buy v. sci.
SeRasssT ass Tsfs nook co sS's ro1a ss.s
At 200 OF 3soi MINI. ave. ne lat
Eeuning rd). Ii. 4100.
CHEVRoLET or Pontiac 1899 to AZ.
needed by individual: must be in good con-
dition. Pay all cash Call Wo 962s any
sIT Ss s11os5 so,s sop 2, SILL =, sosAskA s44s
ss!I, w5 Pay ssndsn fG sts THTf in IA
eaaGi exsa Fos EoiS 1oG1 81 cA.Lrora. ca.,.el..
sFeuART saa hTISsooro IMSsooroRs. sra and Is. e1os NJ
CHEVROLET or F0RD-Will pay cash
lor soee used car. Need one inmediately.
fftfY,Mo1Gjra ff, T Is.z q Is.s club coup. IN
s.:s s.:s. "a sas sa'sa 10 3s6, ,'''''. gus
Evening star., 1948-09-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

s73 ACRES close to .chaTlottesyille, Va.
g sores eSo clear JAMEs Shss H Pr PRENeE S1F 1Io
Vermont ave NV. ST. 665o' Sun. and
sTRoGfs sra HT sIas ssPaRsIse-soMmEK FARM csta.
ssfns; ssT ifes Coast 'eeH to coast sTRoUT REALTY
lila Woodwssd Bids. washington Met
oSE ACRE on Route : 2-bsdrm home.
expansion ATTIC MOD bath else &c ., running nnH
M7ss N9ssT KfN sPlecfd c4 d5 ts!t home for slo9oo
STOCK FARM, in Loudoun County. on
HARD road. close to pike i4e acres mostly osd:s
fireplaces. electricity bank barn. outbuild-
ings Incudsd nth farm cows cTops Gon
Terms. $4,000 cash balance ST ooos
year including interest a, -, shqTn pTlnI BY
ig1s,9'te IaR@ HeENd9 Fo"f HsFndon' noA Fairfax g.
FAIRFAX COUNTY FARM Of 11s acres
s5out . miles lies from washing on on an
all-year road The house is o.. log and
old 1t is in good condition and has eec.
running water IN the kitchen. 2 fireplaces.
drilled vel and Is shaded by large maple
tmokehouse About 70 acres is open. and
acoded sgi are one af IN Re
creek, clear of debt price $4,000: $500
oown. balance 500 per mo. Shown ex-
clusively by MASON HIRST, Annandale
Va, at the end Of Columbia pike Phone
Pa 49, Closed SUNDAYS
6-rm' brick country home inciosed back
porch, oil heat fun basement, Gear ga
rage. COW barn poultry brooder and hog
house; lots of fruits: land very productive.
Price reduced. immediate possession
Howard County--1O acres four bedrm
country home. off hwy bedrm. and bath
on 1st floor. lovely stone fireplace; full
basement, 3ox45 WOODWORKING shop fully
EQUIPPED. poultry house. other outbuild
lngs. sparkling well water. large stream.
land very productive, plenty of flowers
and shade.
Howard county-1o acres, vacant
6-rn. country home on hwy, more land
available large shade, trees. house sets
back from hwy. land very productive, !
some fruit nice spring and woods.
Howard County-S2O. 900 complete fur /
ntshed and equipped; 20 acres, large s-rm. |
country home. oil heat, 4 large bedrms, |
barns, all other necessary. outbuildings,
tractor and other equipment: 800 laying
hens, some growing crops, plenty OF
Howard county-s2c 900 bargain.
3 streams, land IN best state Of cultiva-
tion. 5 acres of woods, balance under
cultivation and srazing a-rm. old coun-
try home, " hreplaces, plenty of lawn and
shade old bank barn, tenant house, other
yills, Nd ROUTE silTeT Spring Nd
Call Ashton MD SS4S 10
Evening star., 1948-09-07
"''' O"'o'"

migrate. On the Great Lakes their
presence is not uncommon. They
are also seen in various parts of the
Mississippi Valley. The sea is their
first love. Their flights are mostly
over the ocean resting upon the
surface when weary and swimming
about with the ease and grace of a
duck.
Their winters are spent in Gen.
tral, California. Texas, Virginia and
Bermuda; some have been seen in
Burma and Hawaii.
You will find their nests in de-
pressions along the beach; leaves
and grass line them,, the clutch OF
4 eggs is olive-brown and about the
larger end of the egg there are spots
of lighter shades of brown. Small
animals, also beachcombers, hunt
eagerly for eggs and nestlings.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

rSfR ' s eS fsn sec gskq? P 55a y 4 iss fa
G,cs,3o GMc %ovfSG n vi VaN cH 2%ss BODY
1913 factory rebuilt engine sEcURfTY
ST9RAGf STf%koitT co. truck a4e 1a4o 5h nckun
cRe1erlS cfGo fSno Mo s"2 VA 4s14 cheFerls cEse
ORD I937 l-ton panel: peri, mechanical
ss?o psaer r re- S' ssss sFcnanfs i0r passenger
condition; new paint, ,s6a5. 1925 Fair
field DR. Bethesda, Md, after $50 pm,
1916 DODGE PICKUP TRUCK for sale by
original owner. Equipped with special steel
trician etc Reinforced rear springs. ex-
cellent condition; $4,000 miles NO. 1900
lsi6 lia-ton, l2-ft: stake body truck;
give service almost equal to a new truck:
guaranteed: terms. trade. BILLHIMER &
4sol Baltimore blvd, WA. s777,
Ia46 dump truck; has had
from new; save money from this one;
PAhMER sr% 4so Batmofe DlSd w
CHEVROLET 1e41 panel truck This truck
Is BUY IN very ee RAgER Al gfHlsRdns
PALMER. 4sol Baltimore blTd, WA. s777s.
CHEVROLET, l946 1la-ton, chassis, and
thToug hout, sa45. BARRY.PATE MOTOR
C9 Coryp lIo1 Z, G Conn aye NV. RE, 5s1s. 10
Ssss ss5e sGgy s5ysf s159R Mo4oR
&c CO., lSan Conn ave NV Re. ISIS. 10
privately owned Sl95 cash. 1929 Har-
FORD la47 panel truck: guaranteed;
:: 900 miles like new on inside and out.
FORD 1897 panel: very sood cond; priced
FORD 1910 de luxe sedan delivery; in ex-
cslient sie, condition; price $3.50. Call TR.
CHEVROLET 1o4s ,a-ton truck: 1000
miles suitable for dry cc!eaninss; original
ILDERAL la4l step-in type; body and
moor tn. tiptop shape; suitable dry
cleaner' sos, Phone DE. s055, .
balance, Only sis5. fuiff fiff price. rice HERsoN s s
AUTO LOAN Co, sth and o SITS NV, DE,
tORn 1898 ton panel; runs exceptional-
ly good free D, c; inspestion o only S32S
rasa OBI TRIMS Ncps 1F trade HERsoNs AUTO
FORD 1899 1,a-ton dump; new tires; very
G17 HG APnSes seis Co. 'Faaf sh
5HIyRolEI .Ei. ia5s j.. soq eansl: newly
aERsoN AUTO ( APPLIANCE G Co, 18th 9Th
and Q sts. nv. DE. 400. -
WHITE ,lta la4l WA.ao, Nth With Az to 5ia ton
oMc h5sh lafs 81 s9s ec9S5 9Gay sSGe Sssh so Gu TT
f0s e3aS alf hH5s' Wheel iOG S.s.
base. With i4-ft. sta stake e body $3.50 Nee'
All roNHI tS NPts' HaRSEsEPP co col
burg I'd. n e FR. 1900. Il
Evening star., 1948-09-07
'Goren on Bridoe

II your once placid home Ia tot
terlng on its props, for reasons
which may be assigned 10 that
last late afternoon rubber, relief In
IN sight. in the form of q game that
Is growing in popularity, to Wit;
-Four deal rubber bridge. =
At this time Of the year when
rubbers grow longer and longer, ons
dare not commit himself to "just
another" with but 20 minutes in
which to do 1t. That interminabls
last rubber has converted many \
dinner into q grim affair.
| numerous inquiries have been Ad.
dressed to me In recent weeks con.
cerning this game which was widely
publicized in a release issued bv ths
Associated Press late In June Fh;s
dispatch was couched in such terms
as to suggest that some radical
change was being introduced into
the game Of contract. Actually, that
Is not the case.
The fundamental principles of
contract bridge are not involved,
They remain in their entirety. Ths
newer game is q method of limiting
each rubber to exactly four deals
tpassed-out hands do pot COUNT
Vulnerability Is decided upon m an
arbitrary manner, and not as the
result Of having won a game. The
arbitrary conditions Of vulners bi,ity
are these: On the first deal, neither
side Is vulnerable; on the second
and third deals, only the dealers
side Is vulnerable; on the fourth
and last deal, both sides are yul.
nerable.
The following bonuses are award.
eo Tor making game regardless Of
now many hands it takes to do sol:
A bonus Of 300 points If the game
is completed when your side is not
Vulnerable; bonus Of 500 points
II the game is completed when your
side is vulnerable.
A side making a part score on thu
fourth deal, receives a bonus of 100
points.
! 1t is possible to score two success.
slve games. and receive only thu
bonuses for nonvulnerable games,
To illustrate: South Is dealer on tina
first hand. Neither side Is vulner.
able. North and South bid and
make three no-trump, scoring 100 for
tricks and a 300 bonus for making
a nonvulnerable game. On the sec.
ond hand West is naturally dealer
and only his side Is vulnerable.
North and South again bid and
make three no-trump, scoring 100
points for tricks and once more only
800 FOR a nonvulnerable game, for on
the second hand North and South
tthe nondealing side are arbitrarily
nonvulnerable.
On the third hand North Is dealer.
East and West bid two spades and
make 1t. They carry over the so
points to the fourth and final hand.
East and West bid and make one
no-trump which yields 40 points and
gives East and West a game. Their
bonus is 500, despite the fact that
they have not previously scored.
They have vulnerable game, for
on deal No. 4 both sides are arbi.
trarily vulnerable.
This type of game originated In
the Midwest some years ago and in
other parts of the country is known
as Chicago" 1t was devised orig.
lnally to accommodate the player
who has cut out in a five or six
handed game. Therein lies its great
est advantage. The player cutting
out knows that he will be out for
exactly four hands when he cuts
back into the game.
(copyrisht, 1a4s. by Charles n oo-.n,
Evening star., 1948-09-07
Test Your Horse Sense
By Dr.. GEORGE w. Crone

Score one point for a correct
solution to each of the first five
problems. The last problem counts
five points.
l. The number of grains In the
usual aspirin tablet is
One Two Five Ten
2. A person with an abnormal de-
sire to set fires is called
Kleptomaniac Pyromaniac
Megalomaniac Monomaniac
3. A mortice should make one
think of which type of worker?
Carpenter Dentist Lawyer
Plumber
4. In American poetry an anvil is
linked with which tree?
Walnut Oak Chestnut Willow
S. Tweed made which character
istic sound while on the hoof?
Gobble Oink Ba-a Moo
6. Here is a mathematical prob
lem which you can use to tantalize
guests when you have a party at
your home:
"A boy purchased a bag OF jelly
beans at the dime store. He count
ed them by twos. but had one bean
left over. So he tried counting
them by threes, but again one jelly
bean was left over. When he
counted them by fours, he got the
very same result, and he still had
that single jelly bean remaining
when he counted them by fives, as
we'll as by SKIES. But when he tried
counting them in lots of sevens, he
came out even. How many jelly
beans were in the bag when he
started?"
Score yourself as follows o.
poor; 3-6, average; 7-9, superior
9-l0, very superior.
ANSWERS.
l. Five. 2. Pyromaniac. 3. Car
penter. 4. Chestnut. S. Ba-a
s. He had 3o1 jelly beans.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
axe My Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby
Some Matters os IJsax. /,

Not. He praised the enormity Of
our aid to Europe" Enormity is the
wrong word, for 1t means Outrage.
Gus; atrociousress; something helm.
Gus, as an ofiense.' We may speak
OF the enormity of crime. as the
enormity of the Nazis' purge of the
Jews. But the word should not be
used in the meaning of eflbrmous-
ness or greatness. Better say. He
praised the greatness (magnitude.
extent. wide scope) of our aid to
Europe.
Not, HE likes sufficient credits to
enter college" Use of like" for
lack is an especially common
error in the South and West, and
1t is not unusual to see the error
III print, as. He likes sufficient
education; he is liking In good
manners" Avoid it! Say: He lacks
sufficient education. He is lacking
In good manners.
Not, what was it you wished to
ask me? Since the question has vet
to be asked the past tense Is i'm
proper. Better: What is it you wish
to ask me?
Not what did you wish to see
him about?" The past tense did"
suggests that you no longer wish TO
see him, which is untrue, for there
you stand, hat In hand, hoping the
receptionist will arrange the inter-
view for you. She should ask: What
is 1t you wish to see him about?
Not, please tell me how can get
anold of her some place" This is
a strange request when you analyze
it. The whole sentence is impos-
sible, although it is not unusual TO
hear something like it. How much
better and simpler 1t Is to say:
Please tell me where I may find
(or, get in touch With her.
Press dispatch: Supplying Berlin
with food via transport planes"
Now, the Latin word via means by
way Of not by means Of" 1t
desigates route tht passesathrough,
to to go from New York to California
via (by way of Chicago. One may
send food in planes from England
to Berlin via Paris, but not via
transport planes" Correct: Supply
ing Berlin with food by means OF
transport planes.
Also watch the pronunciation. Not
"VEE-uh." Correct: VY-uh.,
A Georgia minister takes me to
task for writing Much water has
flowed over the dam" He writes:
My, my! You should have said,
+. flown over the dam"
Not so. Flown Is the past parti-
ciple Of the verb 10 ny. Water
doesn't fly; it flows: present, now:
past, flowed; past participle. flowed.
- -
Mr.. Colby's leanet Gil viii clear any
doubts in your mind about the use OF lay.
lie or set-sit. This leanet contains sim.
pie explanation about their usage.
For q copy OF this leafet. send Be in
coin and . stamped. self addressed snye-
lope to him, care Of The star. 2; o. Box 90,
station @, New York 19, N. r
fCoDyrtfht. The Bell Syndicate. Inc, l14SV
Evening star., 1948-09-07
OFFICES FOR RENT Cont. J :.

fs ststsf 81 nsadfs sRfef ri utss S.
suitable for real estate once, ticket Of
"fR, SSfH2 CO. 81 SA ls Hi
s1acis ss ROOMS 9,s '5Gnt 9se o. see,0R
privilege included; 81 so immediate occu-
sRGr Ps1aE ca RooM NA 8a4t for aDD2n'msn 6a
blinds; conveniently located; $50 a month
SsSs SoRsT688W%N EE8WN REALTY + CORP Ksstors
Sds viii 81 subd"de Rd Sa and dee @ % p5o suit 04e te4
a faasF snbo iSfsa 81 sss $50 g Or eaos
ioeseed mo modern oftee " building fi Nsna single
Essas e susss 0ufR5 ns5'g FISHER
co, INC, Realtor. 73s 18th st. NV. Dl.
ss.el R5sk Ms Ii saA6s ssga Ne s2H?ssEp
SINGLE OFFICES, or IN suites, $40 to
go $3.50 gsE qSnR gTERrs cs g gfIr f. Gs co.
1917 K ST. N.W.Air-cooled ground floor,
ideal suie, show window with mezzanine
auto parking and custodlal service pro-
1881 X ST. NV, corner Goth and *
ser .rvs ems nK9pE R5 ss COLBERT ER .RS NC sRi-
tors. MA. 1915 =
ATTRACTIVE 2-RM. suite facing Farrag gut
So, rooms lend themselves to fine appoint
ment; near Army and Navy, Metropolitan
Clubs. Maynover and Statler Hotels. Also
] small once or studio. Call Ma. 531s.
DOCTOR. NoNPRoFIT ORG. CLINIC
Mass. ave mr. Dupont Giro; beautifully
sep ent; street floor; reas. NO. 5145. 12'
OFFICE SPACE consisting Of rms, or
less, End fl of new ONCE BLDG, suitable
for insurance or mfg agency. Located
nr Army War College. Call MR.. HILL,
DE 6192. Ia
on 2sth NEAR EYE ST Nw-A nne ONCE
space or studio IN LIST commercial zone,
freproof building. 2 lavatories, small
freight elevator. s175 mo. Call WOOD
WARD Il NORRIS. 1@3 goth ST. NV. RE.
45S5 q
Evening star., 1948-09-07
MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY-DAVIDsoN Ia41 go s.y: ex-
esnfnt Gsstd. &C e0ndition s4e5. Call FIR. s062
INDIAN CHIEF ls4s; must sell, s5a5;
buddy seat, saddle bags; lots Of chrome;
q z, .beeauttfuI machine. Call sH., 1885. 5
hAkLEf l941 '14,' oh. valves; buddy
seat chrome and other extras: 1S.006
miles. Alex 1929 ii
1a4e 49,: 5000
M: chrome and extras: perfect shape
Call OF. s27s between g and 81 pm. %
MOTORBlkE, ~ Whizzer. been used Just
3 3 months good tires and condition; 500.
WILL SACRIFICE 1a41 Harleypavicson
fathead. must sell immediately.
Call TIE. s4l2 for information
Evening star., 1948-09-07
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE,

COLONIAL BEACH, vA-To close an es-
tate; lots /, and ?; in Block IS: Lincoln
each. Lot s. Block 1O3. facing on ? SITS.
Bryant, ave. bet Isl st and Giyens St,
a block from water, $500 81 5St7. %
FIVE ACRES With direct frontaae on
South River. within "5 miles D, c. NJ
c. GIBSON. DU. All. 10
BAY R1DGE-Cholce building SITES. Beach
privileges; preseason low prices Call
owner. BAY RIDGE DEVE1 1OPMENT CO..
EN- $500. Broker co-operation solicited
FURN. COTTAGE, rms. and bath, extra
large screened porch, fine water located
on Cobb Island reasonably priced.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tco,,. ,

FORD 1947 1.-ton stake less than IO, 600
miles; absolutely like new; S1,295; terms
cash or trade. HERSON'S AUTO IL AP-
tLIANcE CO., sth and SIS. NV. DE.
400. .
CEMoCO DOES IT AGAIN. You beneff
because this month you can write your
own ticket We are expanding and need
more room. Our large selection of l947
to 1889 used trucks are selling at less
than wholesale. Terms and trades
Specials for this week:
AZ Dodge 1Ea-ton tract. excel. S165
~ Ford i2-ton Lw.b:. excel L195
~ Ford 1's-ton dump, speed 4S5
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. GMC truck dealer,
1900 Lee hwy, Arl., Va, CHI. 1000 Other
good truck bargains and Army truck parts
and service at our Alexandria truck pant.
1901 Oronoco st. Alex, Va. OV 1900
Evening star., 1948-09-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

Is ACRES on hard I'd, nr. Colesville. Nd;
priced, S6 900. act quick.
Five acres CD Colesville I'd, nr. Coles
acres, Highland Md; priced low, S1oo
down $50 per mo on hard road
10 acres. nr. Brighton Dam, on hard I'd
Colesville. Md, Ashton Md 3s46, r.. 2,
81 ACRES. whole or 5-acre tracts; also
l-scre building lots on State road. lovely
location. nearby Md, Pr. Geo. Co. 25 min.
10 downtown Wash Reasonable price and
terms Call OWNER, Bowie 340S. -
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW PAEELs, vans and stakes. by the
hp, h9ur day. day; week Or year: sTERRETT
OPERATING SERVICE Hertz Driv-Ur-
AVAILABLE fMMEDiATEiY@ig4s m i! chev-
rroiet vans. stakes, panels and pckups
for hire by day. wk, or contract PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV-UR-SELF, 1923 L st. NV.
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs: prompt
service; reas. prices: local or long dis
lance. TA. 1881 after pm, GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1948-09-07
TRAILER CAMPS.

IDEAL TRAILER PARKING sites for sale.
Approx. "a acre, $40 monthly Inquire at
WHITE HALL REALTY CO.. near sites on
new Indian Head rd.. south of Piscataway
Creek Bridge Q M. so. of D. c. line. or
phone DI. 2S61 l0s
Evening star., 1948-09-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
F-H-A

TIA
Fishing hunting or agriculture all in
one! There is a 55-acre farm for sale. on
Chesapeake Bay, between the water front
and q State highway. with a large S-room
and 2-bsth home right on the beach. Suit
able for tourist spot. recreation center,
hunting reserve tqual pheasents, ducks.
etc., or as income producing farm prop
erty with plenty of hne cash crops-or
both. owner, going abroad, wants cash
deal. Contact Mr. HAAS ST 4555
Evening star., 1948-09-07
S-N THE EVENING STAR Washington, D c.
REAL ESTATE LOANS. lcant. !

and courteous service Before borIo1sns
ssasIl COLONIAL NyEsTGEST col wv
9Th ss nv RI $3.50.
tate in D c.. Md and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,
l4u4 l st. W. MA. 4I57.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
sonal calls TO telephone calls FULTON
Z. GORDON, l427 Eye st. NV. DI. 5230
Isl AND Ind MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW REALTY CO., Realtors, 1881 G st
". NE. 24e5
TRUSTS. lst, 2nd and Bird; Nd, Va. and
r. Co C;; EkS service ADAMS REALTY
Gu. H05 n Y ave. NV. RE 1912 3Os
Evening star., 1948-09-07
GARAGES For RENT

rage: suitable for storage or mar paIk,ns;
- monthly. Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL
CoNTRAcTlNG CO., 9l5 New York ave
18th ST. CORNER location
with 90. 800 Sc IT. on 8 floors; auto ele-
vator: showroom; available Sept. /, 194s;
g. a.so par parking lo, near building Call Mr.
inston Bldg. DI. $500; ewes. GL. 44bs
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FENDER AND BODY WORK, bv exper-
lenceo mechanics. DAY service; only best
materials used. HERSoN'S, 70 Fla. ave n e
ruo 3
fRoNT-ESD MACHINE, Weaver: also
StewartWarner electronic wheel balancer,
new; Will sell at substantial savings For
IurLner information call RELIABLE AUTO
SERVICE CO MA On1Q ID
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales oyr specially. Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
IeL US nnance 1t for the purchaser NOLAN
Republic 1900 49, A'"'
Evening star., 1948-09-07
AUTO PAINTING

BAKED PAINT JOB, $50 so factory finish;
oody tender WORK: low prices 2Ul5 L ST,
nn nW 81 Il st ne. Sterling 1897. 30'
COMPLETE JOB. S35 up; work suaran.
teed GILBERT. 4l02 Pa. ave ext. Sc
DEPARTMENTALlZED SERVICE is bes
for your car REGARDLESS OF make super
me painting. fender and body work at
fsasonaole prices ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP CORP. 600 MontRomev St, Aiexandria
Evening star., 1948-09-07
REAL ESTATE LOANS

fst AND end TRUST LoANS-courteous
service. reasonable rates prompt closings
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP.
1927 Eye st. nv. D1. $3.50:
MONEY ON SECOND ThUST-we will
buy secord-trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd
Or W. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
N ave nv National 5S33