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preme Court In many notable cases
involving constitutional law. Among
them were Muskrat against the
United States, involving the power
of the Supreme Court to render q
declaratory Judgment. and the Ad-
kins VS.. Childrens Hospital min
imum wage case" decided in 1928.
In this case. which Mr. Ellis won,
the right to force minimum wage
was held invalid.
In the same year Mr.. Ellis was
appointed by the Supreme Court as
special master to make findings in
the historic dispute between New
York and Massachusetts, involving
the title to valuable lands on Lake
Ontario.
He also served as counsel to the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
in an investigation of Russian prop
aganda,
Mr.. Ellis was also a close friend
of President Woodrow Wilson.
Held Honorary Degrees.
A native of Covington, KY, Mr..
Ellis was graduated from Washing
ton and Lee University in 1889. He
received an honorary doctor of laws
degree there in 1909, five years after
obtaining that degree at Miami Uni
versitv Tn 1q23 Lincoln Memorial
University gave him the degree of
doctor of letters.
Mr.. Ellis was the author OF Ellis
Ohio Municipal Code" a standard
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BEDS AND BEDDING
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS

'kroeher Modern Lounge Chair tblond trone)
Lounoe Wina Choirs (topestry) --------
Modern Lounge Chair ttopestry) ---------
Modern Tub Lounge Chair ttopestry, ---
Fon-Boek Choir (topesty covered, ----
PIotforn Rocker, upholstered with topesty)
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LEGAL NOTICES..
GORMAN & galley.
Dtn ~oIushiar nuiIdinS

Filed May -. 194s Harry N Hull. Clerk
United states for the District Of Co
FgNNIE L MHIfNEY 4 PA1TY er
her unknown heirs or devisees, if she be
dead Afri9R 1be No l9ds oS
ject Of this suit is to perfect title. in
plaintiffs by adverse possession; 3P. nsi1ts = L9ts
of Columbia Upon motion of the plain
itfs, it is BY the Court this 18th day
fendant. JENNIE WHITNEY. or her un-
known heirs or deyisees # she be rdessd deaa;
herein on or before the first rule day
occurring after the expratieen o, rtIiGe three
ton hereof. otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case dar Of de defau1; nIIb
lished twice month for three months
in the Washington Law Reporter ana The
Isl T. ALAN GoLDSBoRoUGH: Justice.
Seap True c9By HYi7E TeSt IS Fdk HARRY BepIy M
CLERK je1 ID ,jy6. 20, ,au3,1T
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THos. J. OWEN & son, auctioneers. 435
Southern BuIlding.-TrusteeS Sale of
valuable twc-story row brick dwelling
being known as premises 5627 Eads, street
trust duly recorded, in Liber No. $3.50:
Folio IL ct SEQ, of the land records of
the District of Columbia. and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, the
trustees will sell, at public
auction in front of the premises. on Tues
day the Thirteenth day Of July AID. 194s,
at Three thirty O'Clock P NJ, the following
described land and premises, situate in
the District of Columbia, and designated
as and being Lot ~ i'll the subdivision by
Smith and Gottlieb, Inc, of lots IN Square
52"a. as per plat recorded in the Office
Of the surveyor for the District Of Co.
Sold subject to . prior deed of trust
for approximately S. 1904. further par
ticulars of which will be announced at
time OF sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. deposit
of $500 90 required. Conveyancing, record
ing etc; at purchasers cost; Terms to be
with within thirty days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resod at the discre-
ton of the trustees. HENRY STEARMAN,
AbNER FRANK. Trustees. jy2 6,s,10,l2
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was editor of the Cincinnati Tribune
and the Commercial Tribune from
1895 to 1897
He also was attorney general OF
Ohio and left that Office in 1908 to
become assistant to the United
States Attorney General. In 1910
he entered private law practice
here. At the time of his death he
was a member of the firm of Ellis,
Houghton & Ellis. The other Ellis
was his younger brother, Challen
B. Ellis, who died last January 81.
Before the 1903 Republican con-
vention, which nominated William
Howard Taft, Mr.. Ellis was asked
by President Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft
to draft a platform to be submitted
to the convention at Chicago. Mr..
Ellis draft was substantially the
one adopted.
Mr.. Ellis appeared before the su-
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work on the government Of cities In
Ohio, and Of ''The Appeal Of the
Bible" popular study Of the his
tory and literature Of the Bible.
He was q member, among other
clubs, of the Metropolitan, Uni
versity, Chevy Chase and Congress
sional Clubs of Washington; Phi
Beta Kappa, Queen City Club of
Cincinnati, the Columbus Club OF
Columbus, Ohio, and the Lawyers
Union League and Grolier Clubs Of
New York, the District and Amer
lean Bar Associations.
Owned Historic Estate.
Mr.. Ellis owned historic estate,
Rlppon Lodge, near Woodbridge. Va.
The lodge was built in 1725 by Col
Richard Blackburn, the architect of
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LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
DRAPERIEs, CURTAINS, ETC.

ToiIored Morquisette Curtoins (7S" lonel, pr
Both Mot Sets (osstd eoIors) ----------
Cotton Gobordine Summer Dropes (f'orc
desions) -------------
Fondo Blankets, floor samples tsoiIed) ----
Peorce AlI-w Blankets os is,-foor sample
Beacon Blonkets (osst. coIors) as is---~--
SiverdoIe All-wooI Blankets los Isl -----
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN P. LABoFIsH, Attorney at Law,
4Ts pgsGT BgS9s Wes5nF'0e CJ5RT Or D. THE
United states for the District Of Column
Ria Estate sGcRs o} JESSE JER9ME HS9s 3aff!LE De-
81 oRpsR T1xfHe DATE roR TRIAL
AND PROVIDING FOR PuBLICATIoN:;,-
The notification as to the trial Of the he
made on or about, March IL, 1884, pur.
porting to be the last win and
been returned as to the unknown heirs at
law and next of kin Of said deeedent Not OF
be tound ibs and s Tnted ss1ss Gombfa G
Court this 21st DAY, Of June. 1913.
That b s sad daS issues o BE set dSTn @
and that this order and said issues be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in The WaShnffon tbn Law aeIP9dTtf5 p
fo:lows: II Did Jesse jerome Whittle,
ever ns, make ana and fests
ments ,. II the decedent. Jesse Jerome
Whittle, did make and execute, according
vas W. aH the date es' of N Said T ia st viii and
ment? 3. If the decedent, Jesse Jerome
White; did make and execute. accord.
said Jesse Jerome Whittle.. at the time Of
the execution by him of said will, Of
sound and disposing, mind, and capaole
!. If the decedent. Jesse jerome Whittle.
did make and execute, according TO law;
a last will and testament, has diligent
search been made therefor 13I without y vamr ais
answers to Issues Nos. J., 3; and 4 are are
will? 6. If the decedent. Jesse Jerome
Whittle, did, make and execute, according
said last will and testament bore the date au
!. in n
.. is 1t a fact that said last Will and %
testament was not destroyed by said
decedent. or with his knowledge or con-
sent9 /, II the decedent. Jesse Jerome
Whittle, did make and execute, according
to Law. a last will and testament and and
said last will and ts testtsamsent bore bore the ne
issue NO. ., did said last will and testa,,
ment remain unrevoked at the time OF
his death?" EDWARD M. CURRAN. Jus
tice Service Acknowledged June u: 1913.
HELENA D. REED. Asst. U. S., Attorney.
Service AcknoTIs,d5sssd5 June u, 1S4s' ro4S
Counsel (sealD True Copy; Attest;
MELVIN j MARQUES, Deputy Register OF
wis for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court. =.
LOO i.zOs 1
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pin. L IOl Cdd
at Gawler's fu-
neral home, 1850
P e n n sylvania
a v e nue. NV.
Burial will be in
r ock Gre e k
Cemetery.
Mr.. Ellis served
as assistant to
t h e Attorney
General in the
Theodore Roose-
welt administra-
ton.
A member of
the har since
1890 Mr., Ellis
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PAUL B. ELCAN, Attorney,
Cain nN hian AuildinR

DISTRICT os!eSs'fn so1sf 81 5S''d!ns 4HE UNITED
States for the District of Coiumbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 1914. Ad-
is to Give Notice:
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
of Administration, C. T. A. on the estate
Columbia, deceased. All persons .hav-
ing claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with. the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 25th day
of March, AID. 1919. otherwise they. may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of SAID
day of June, 1913 AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY, BY VIM. S.
tSeal) Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES,
Deputy Register Of wills for the District OF
Co -umbis, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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/ Mount Vernon and Q collateral an.
cester Of Mr.. Ellis.
Mr.. Ellis Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Bessie Chase Ellis, whom he
married in 1894.
Burial will be in Rock Greek Gem
etery.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers. AS
Southern Building-Trustees sale Of valu-
able two-story brick building, being known
deed Of trust duly recorded in 1l6er 81 lis
at Folio 2I7 ct seq, of the Land Rec
ords OF the District of Columbia, ard at
public auction, in front, of the premises
on Monday, the twelfth dav OF July. l94S:
at O'Clock pm. the followins described
trict Of Columbia, being described as Let
No, Forty go, in joseph A: Settles sub
Hvndped Usa
for the District Of Columbia. in Liber IA
aroT F0S Seea s of TTms ns Sod s saS,ss to
$3.50. further particulars of which will
be announced at time, Of sale; the pur,,
chase price aOGye said tr9, 10 be PAID
Conveyancing,. recording, revenue stamps.
etc at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within thirty days. other
may be advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees. Adjustments 70
Ss msse as q dss Ct sss
JOSEPH LAPIANA. Jr.. attorney for
trustees, 1O12 18th st. NV, Wa shineto
D. c. iyl,36,S.10
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, auctioneers
nishngs. fixtures, modern Meilink safe.
show cases, cash register, radio-record
player, etc. BY auction at 1l20 1th st.
New mems furnishings, etc, including
hats, caps, gloves, shirts, underwear.
sweaters, suSpenders, hosiery, muffiers,
hair clippers. shears, sun glasses, used
watches. etc; also 200 mems used suits,
top, ram sport and overcoats; leather
Jackets, etc; also modern Meilink steel
safe, plate glass floor and wall display
cases, shelving. garment racks and cases,
counters old National cash register, step
ladder. etc In re chattel trust recorded
April 10. 1916, as instrument No. 1916.
Recorder Of Deeds Once. D. G. MYRON
GARFINELE. HERBERT GARFINKLE,
Trustees. SIMON FLEISHMAN. Attorney
for Trustees l33l G ST. NV. iy2.
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BARBOUR and DAWSON, Attorneys,
60S McLachlen KIdR.
WHTTEFORD, HART. CARMoDY 3
WILSON. ATTORNEYS.
S15 10Th ST., NV.

D1snKis stases Tor c96E1 {6s pis}Tct 81 celHmbi.'
Holding Probate court-No. 1897. Ad-
ministra tion.--This is to, Give Notice:
That the subsc criber. Of the District OF
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of Opal
Lee Everage, also known as Opal Hitten-
mark and Opal Lee Hittenmark, late of the
District Of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to
the subscriber, on or before the 10th day
Of June, AID, l949; otherwise they may
estate. Given under its hand this gath
day OF June. 194s: HAMILTON NATION
Al BANK OF WASHINGTON. BY: F. P.
HARMAN Jr Vice President. tSealJ
Attest: MELVIN j. MARQUES. Deputy Reg
ster OF Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk OF the Probate Court. je29.jy613.
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Funeral Thursday SET
For Wade H. Ellis, 81,
Lawyer Since 1890

Funeral services for Wade H.
Ellis, 80, attorney who died Sunday
at his home at 1440 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, will be held at $3.50
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WILLIAM J. CHISHOLM;

Filed June u. 194s. Harry NJ Hui. clerk
IN IN THE DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
United States for The DISTRICT Of Go, e., !,
Melvin Gray. an infant. by Jessie W;
Myers. his next friend for Change, Of
Name civil Action No: 2513-'4s.-
plaint for a Judgment changing his name
to Charles Melvin Myers, and having ap-
piled to the Court for an order Of publicas-
cases, IL is. by the Court. this .21st> day
Of June, 194s, ordered that all persons
concerned show cause, if an. there be,
why the prayers of said complaint should
not be granted: Provided That copy OF
this order be published once week for
The Evening star and the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter: 80 T, ALAN COLDS
BOROUGH. Justice tseall True
Copy Test: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk.
BY ELLA MCDONALD. Deputy Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES..

NEWRATH and SNYDER, al attorneys; I,NI1rn
ministTationMTh,s is to Giys n,str'ct Notice e
c0iumbs cnaa ne bas saeSeH Obtained from the
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Parliamentary on the estate Of II. lHymsm
deceased. dsaa eI's a Al 'A persons havips claims
against the deceased are hereby sM.p.ra warned
to exhibit the same: With the vSscnebbs YOU snbs
June. AID. 1a4s; otherwise they. may by
law be excluded from all nensft tbs OF salS siS
DAY of !qne 1s4s w DAVIR 1E,,E F sNxRaR: S13e.s
HsFisss5 G.rt Of 81 Wis tbs
Probate Court. ie22 29.jy6:-
plsTk1eT GH4 MAReoGR eoIRf ana aAHE fHE %NiTkD
States for the DIftries o. a.
That the SUBSCRIBER. of the pistrist oi
ra Of the nai pstriet Of Leter
Staten sss On the hf Dstre sssa
assinsto; against the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated; 70 the sub,
5une 5e1eer A6 1s4s g oe9Fs s they @ may
estate, Given under my hand tnls lay l21h
THEopoRE TEela cooswEI1, Register s, Of wills
b2obae tqF sns P5tTet eous of ssFh q the
NeSE!T5 sI5 4 fsts sUkats' ss4ssf A'ssrns,'' A'%.
IN THE MuNIcIPAL COURT OF THE
Pz5Ees psnf Sj do4HzM SILVER &
The The Object Of this suit is to, recover the
Of Shich whsn 9and and oRna
to plaintiff and to have Judgment Of con.
demnaton Of certain property Of the
n fed tb suit on Tndea satisfy Isl
claim. i'm It is therefore, this a4th day Of
June. 1?4s.. ordered that the dsiendasnt
fortieth snpfsi n day S exclusive % % Of sundays and
publication OF this order. to defend this
nation Saii ans Should S" not Be had otherwise the
suit will be proceeded with as in case
TRHNK BE ths MYERs GSgt 1,s. 1ns a. ss.S sas
A true copy Test. WALTER r. TRAM
NELL. CLERK; BY By RICHARD ,.As,,e 4 TRAM q
BARBOUR and DAWSON; Attorneys
D1sHRssrf sfasss TO! coRsr s Dis9fies TIE
HGdns Ry0oatf to CIV: Sotcs
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Ancil-
on the estate of Otis G. Merrill late Of
the State Of West Virginia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day Of June AID. 1949; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day OF June. 194s. HAT
TIE B. MARTIN. s25 22nd Ct: NV
lSeall Attest THEODORE COGSWELL.
Register Of Wills for the District Of Co.
lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
je22.29,jy6
WHITEF2KR: :oH HART; I;,,ea!s CAKMoDY .
S15 18th St, NV
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Ceremony Held
In Ann ArbOr

The Zion Lutheran Church In
Ann Arbor, Mich. was the scene Of
q wedding yesterday afternoon
when Miss Dawn Eleanor Wubbena
became the bride Of Mr.. Burton B.
Hendricks Of Kalkaska, Mich. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Louis Wubbena Of Bladens-
burg, Md; he Is the son Of Dr.. and
Mrs. Henning v. Hendricks OF
Kalkaska. The Rev. Yeager Of
ficiated at the 1 o'clock ceremony
which was followed by q reception
at the Allenel Hotel in Ann Arbor.
Mr.. Wubbena gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore . white satin
gown embroidered with seed pearls
and an illusion veil and carried an
orchid on prayer book. Her sister,
Mrs. r. Keith Gait, was matron
Of honor wearing teal taffeta with
a halo Of teal net and q bouquet
Of red roses. The bridesmaids, Miss
Rita Chapman and Miss Myrtle
White, wore nile green taffeta.
Mr.. Harold o. Hecker was best
man and the ushers were Messrs.
Gait, Harry Gosling, De We're Ryck-
man and william Louis Wubbena,
ir
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Wedding April II

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Rams
dell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart H. Ramsdell of Gathers
burg, to Mr.. Robert Stout, son of
Mrs. Robert w. Stout Of Rockville
and the late Mr.. Stout. will take
place Saturday morning, April II.
The ceremony will be performed in
St. Martins Church In Gathers
burg, the Rev. Paul Meyer oflciat-
ing and saying the nuptial mass at
10 O'Clock.
Miss Jane Ramsdeu will be maid
Of honor for her sister and Mr..
Joseph Stout Of New Haven, will
be best man for his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsdell will be
hosts at an informal buffet supper
this evening for their daughter and
her fiance and Wednesday similar
party was given for them by Mr..
and Mrs. John Doonan Of Bethesda
and Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Mur-
ply III of Rockville. The latter
party was given in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Doonan in Bethesda.
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Sorority Officers
To Be. Installed

Newly elected officers Of the
washington Alumnae Chapter Of
Alpha omicron ri will be installed
ct the annual dinner for seniors oi
the active chapter at the University
OF Maryland. to be held ut pm. TO-
morrow ut the Tallyho Restaurant
Those who win take ONCE include
Mrs. James s. Dietz. president: Miss
Louisa Wilson,. vice president: Miss
Mary Honor Crowley. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. william Katzenber-
ger, recording secretary: Mrs. Ger
aid q. Ward, treasurer; Mrs. r. G,
Gilmore, Panhellenic delegate; Mrs
e. II. Steinberg. Panhellenic alter
nate, and Mrs. E. J. Coghla1. his
toriAn and editor Of To Dragma.
Honor guests at the dinner will be
Miss Clare Ahern, Miss Ellen Holt
Price, Miss Blanche McFalls, Miss
Mary McLochlen, Miss Jeanne Ann
Wannan, Miss Virginia Lee Brown
Miss Dolores Mae Bryant, Miss
Elaine Casteel, Miss Mildred Mooney
and Miss Joan Ryan.
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Fashion Sb0tU Set

Fashions for matrons and chill
dren, as well as for young women,
will be shown on Friday at the
Beachcomber In Alexandra at a
luncheon Of the Young Women's s
League Of ST. Paul's Episcopal
Church. Mrs. German Ridgely is
handling reservations for the show,
which will begin at pm.
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officers include Mrs. L. q. Drum
wright, vice president; Mrs. II. r.
Brown, treasurer, and Mrs. Edward
Bio, secretary.
The next luncheon meeting Of the
club will be held at pm. Thursday
at the Ambassador Hotel.
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MOTORCYCLES.

1917 HARLEY model As; less
than $4,000 miles. new battery. spotlights
saddle bags; buddy saddle, rear bumper,
windshield. laprobe; black; engine in excel.
cond. Can be seen at Shell Gas Station,
Ethan Allen and Carroll ave, Takoms
Park, Nd. or call SH 1891 (eves and week
ends) or SI. 100 Ext. go during ofiee
hours: ask for Mr.. Zettler-Seidel. 1st
private owner. To be sold only because
owner wants TO buy car. -lo
POWER BIKES, English (2); 500 each
MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman. ls45; side
car. ) new tires, excel. cond.. windshield;
SIS. Ho. 4342 any time Sunday. -12
la4S 81; black
and beautifully chromed; soins to school;
HARLEYssDAvIDsoN 1s4I: "A: new tire;
can be financed best offer taken; must
HARLIy Ie4; -" OH. valves; buddy
seat. ehrome and other extras; 10000
miles. Alex. 3922 Ill
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1a4s "6l" overhead:
bite, buddy seat mirrors, spo(lights, extra
chrome, new cond. WO. SEA, after p m
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1s4s "a" o.h.v.: L.
600 miles; lots of chrome and extras;
must sell; $500 under list price. 63s
New York ave. NV. 12*
INDIAN CHIEF 1916; never spilled. all ex-
tras perfect mech: must sell; S495. Will
take car or motor in trade. Or can finance
with SI95 down. 37l5 Bladensburg rd,
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LOTS FOR SALE fcan+.,.

BUILDERS. ATTENTIoN-l1 lots, close-ir
Mo: sewer and water; also plans and
survey ,Sy INCLUDED; $3.50 per lot. TR. 2526
cHoiCE CORNER LOT, ,11s-ft. front: :
nr bus transp-. shopping centers and
GhuGches I To reach: Over Memorial
Glebe rd. trafhe light turn left on Alb
lnston rnE1 ST. l block to 3rd St. northeast
BELLEvUE FOREST, Arlington-ExcelIent
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE - Beautiful
wooded lot containing over 10000 so. #,
hlgh elevation, located on Fernwood I'd.
pet. Bradley blvd. and Hillmead. WI. $685..
BY OWNER adjoining 5oxl35-ft level
!otS' Hlllcrest Heights; D min. from CEN
yer y G. utilities in: good rambler or
y y, ihoviduaI homes; might consider trade
I'll 5ronsase each. hAnahm Apn 1853 Rstk lS i8's'
SILVER SPRING, corner lot. 65x145; all
utilities utilities available. Make offer Cali sliso
FOR sALE-Unusually attractive 1la-acre
iot on Seven Locks I'd, in the heart of
me Bethesda Country Club district; ap
prox. l35 #. frontage by 4s0 #. depth;
priced al $4,000. Call Wisconsin s3;t2.
80 GOOD LOTS, 5ox115 IT., new sub
dlvision which mas 81 new bungal built.
wa! sell whole at real bargain. HI 5177.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD, t,-acre lots off
Brahch ave. Sc, nice location: bus service,
20 min. downtown; S1o0o-$ 800 each;
Clinton II or Clinton 51s-J II
kENSINGToN, Md plot, 1I2x250 on
Metropolitan ave, with water, sewer and
road in place.
ra one Dpt on sSa" MsrneE aYf e. }ennngs
Reator, WI 363} or WI 11gu -I2
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TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE 1872 ll2-ton stake; price, $685.,
SGGFs Sth S TRrck Re IS4s slf ks a
Welded garbage body. 3 # by s IT. and
30 inches deep This truck has low-mount
hydraulic dump. suitable for route work
oSo 0p%es mes esH can H. Dsss ssss o1' TVS VS. sp
CHEVROLET 1s41 pickup truck new
DODGE is42 s-ton panel: good cond;
botD G. sss 's9 Rs1fFRS Phone ni bu
"1aE sa9 ssa9 ssp :sss ss Ss ssi or ss
oadns pdst psforn Vi North 10t end Rssh Nat.
AERsff 2f' sER1icrs 'nf Isc r. sss5 1s
FORD 1o47 n,ton pickup; low mileage,
Written guar sTE6AkT MOTOR c CO, j. sth tn
and n; ave; NV; MA. 5000, ,-l2
sns ae5 81 6H 09 s5e Dsnf s stss M
eHEyKoIEr Gz 1889 H,-ton pickup; s;ss.
fad1S sodGon 1e4 t0q e5 Paas so0d all
DODGE l947 l2-ton panel; like new, 90
day dd3yy guarantee; $1,000. Call MR.. GREENE
DoDGf Iiisas pickup truck; less than p
coo miles on new Chrysler engine, general
Eoush tenders, body fair; Win not pass
P1tDERAksR RsI s,on a4s is S5e To- 5l5
plsts motor overhaul. oV 2a6s, ii
DODGE 1885 H-ton panel body; excel;
s5o or 6est oer Cali feS wa 1896 1855
FORD 1870 12-ton panel delivery; needs
5 Gn0 MI FFGas s5ay RoD s55 WILLIS R2fl 'fss foh oss
iSfEkSafieNai Niffiksh fEe as 1s47 dump truck, kB
ND R.Lv
sTtra sss tank; ';8 5000 miles; ss45S cali
5Sse price, $500 'o4 s g'R: Rsnnts, s :e11s y:
CHEVROLET -, late model a;ton: lTD
DoDGE TG Ia4s Iston i pickup H2aI de luxe model
ass assid ssP 975o me' RE- egy gGa4 tires and is sF
DODGE I94i la-ton panel; good paint
and body; passed d. c. inspection in
August; new 6-ply rear tires; $3.50. RE.
DODGE 1a47 la-ton pickup; excellent
conditdIoons extras owner-driven; S1;495,
FORD 1887 1-ton panel delivery; wonder
ful mechanical condition, perfect tires;
will exchange for auto or cash offer.
GHEvRoLET ~ ls-ton panel: Al motor;
FEik MoToR co sao 0nE
burg I'd: ne: AT. o20o;, Ill
NEW TRtChS, English Quilt; - ana "a
ton panels; ideal for LIQUOR. delisatessen
ssi dslv*f Rz22 MroR q f t9
GMC MOVING VAN. 5OO-cubic foot body.
l943 factory rebuilt engine. SECURITY
STORAGE CO. 1l49 18th st: NV.
INTERNATIONAL 1912 l2-ton Metro panel;
looks like. new and is in splendid cond
fRzI M64oE sES CO. ssoS Sr 1es .af c
DODGE is4o h-ton AKA wrecker; equipped
with cab. winch pickup body. etc bar,
gain, 81 l05O, terms. CENTRAL MOTOR
co. 5000 Lee hwy, Arl., Va. CHI 1000.
CHEVROLET t2) 1912 1Ha-ton stake; o.
600 orig miles owned by u 8. Govt;
stored most time; like new througnout, ard
in excel. cond.; sell very reas. TX. sqo'
TRUCK. Dodge 1e47 1ta-ton. stake body; .
by original owner; sl;6Oo excellent con- on
CHEVROLET title Feb 1s47 ton and 2
platform dump; 5000 orig. mi. new truck
condition: guaranteed to pass D. c: in
spection; excellent for builders or trash
hauierS See at 18th and Hamiin s's'
ecHEvkoLET eisi no 1899 truck; $500. New
FORD 1s4s FL stake body; brand new:
81 895 Try and beat this price. COLLIE
MOTOR l. TRAILER CO, s232 Ga. aye" |
ieo9 1o9GE dss 5sas daRsRR nfRssR ts4 aooe fs
INC. 2323 Nichols ave. Sc. Ii. g5l0. -l3
DODGE Iq46 pickup: Al condition: &C |
tuai mileage, less than 10000; sell, 5000
Wo. s252. -12