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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Common Sense
About Constipation

A doctor would tell you that the
best thing to do with constipation
Is get at its cause. That way you
don't have to endure it first and
try to "cure" it afterward-you
can avoid having it.
Chances are you won't have to
look far for the cause If you eat
the super-refined foods most
people do. Most likely you don't
get enough bulk! And bulk"
doesn't mean a lot of food. It
means a kind of food that isn't
consumed in the body, but
leaves a soft bulky" mass In the
intestines.
If this Is what you lack, try
crisp crunchy Kellogg's All-Bran
for breakfast. 1t contains just the
bulk" you need.
EatAll-Bran often, drink plenty
Of water, and Join the Regulars"
Made by Kellogg'sin Battle Creek.
If your condition is chronic, 1t Is
wise to consult a physician.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Ocean Forest Hotel Is
Purchased By Barringer

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 16.-R
Purchase of ocean Forest hotel at
Myrtle Beach was announced today
by Lawrence S. Barringer, presi-
dent of the Barringer Hotels, Inc,
who said John Stoddard of Summer
Vile and others were associated
with him in the deal.
The price was not disclosed.
The 250.room hotel will be opened
for the summer season about the
middle Of May, Barringer said, un-
der the management Of Milton M.
Chapman, who is also manager OF
Gables, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
BROOKLYN Wins
OVER BEES, 50
Wyatt Limits Boston to Five
Hits as Dodgers Give In
dication of Power

BOSTON, April 16- Up The
Brooklyn Dodgers gave an indica-
ton of the terror they may be to
the rest of the National league by
shutting out the Boston Bees S to
0 today on the five-hit hurting of
Whitlow Wyatt.
The Dodger Highlander, who was
something of a spring question
mark because of an injured leg,
struck out four and gave no bases
balls. For four innings Bill
Posedel matched him, but the
Dodgers opened up in the fifth, and
went ahead
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
Penalty On Soft, Oily
Pork Cut By Packers

RALEIGH, April 16.- Up do
pressed hog prices have caused
large packers to lower their penalty
on soft and DOLLY pork, C. &. Bal.
lance Of St. Paul, president OF the
N. C. Livestock Marketing associa-
tons, said today.
The new rate is 40 cents a hum
dred pounds for soft and 80 cents
for oily pork. The previous pen.
alties were 80 cents for soft AMI
81 for oily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
STASSEN NAMED
TO DELIVER KEYNOTE
TALK AT COP. MEET
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tionaI convention director for the
American Legion for the past
ten years, sergeant at arms;
Lieut.. Gov. Samuel s. Lewis Of
Pennsylvania, chief assistant
sergeant at arms; Lehr Fess, Of
Ohio, former parDamentarian Of
the house OF representatives and
son of Former Senator Simeon
d. Fess, parliamentarian; David
Lee Schillinglaw, Chicago, chief
doorkeeper, and Mrs. G. Worth
ingto.. Scranton, of Scranton,
Pa, republican national commit.
teewoman from Pennsylvania, Of
fetal hostess.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
TRIUMPH
OVER TIGERS, 81
Coffman Turns in Good Pitch
ing Performance; 49,417
Witness Game

DETROIT, April 16-CP-George
(slicker) Coffman, Detroit castoff,
pitched the st. Louis Browns to a
5 to i victory over the Tigers to-
day. A crowd Of 49,417, largest
opening day throng in either major
league, sat in chilly April weather
for the contest.
The Tigers got away to a one
run lead in the opening inning but
saw it fade as the Brownies tai
lied two runs off Louis (Buck)
Newsom in the fifth and followed
up with single tallies in each Of the
next three innings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
RUMANIA PLANS
TO PLACE PORTS
UNDER NAVY RULE
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about 70 per cent of at least $50, 900
tons of oil which will be turned
over to the government in royal
ties for the seven months endi e
April 30.
May Provide Surplus
This quantity is believed to be
sufficient not only for the i'm
mediate needs of Rumania's army
and railroads but also for a sur
plus.
The French and British interests,
which have refused since Jan. 1
to sell a drop of oil in any form
to Germany, are expected to lodge
objections, but the powers of the
national oil commissioner are so
sweeping their compliance is re-
garded as inevitable.
Germany has demanded heavily
increased oil shipments from Ru-
mania.
In an effort to cut internal on
sumption of oil products, the gov
eminent was reported unofficially
to be planning a tax of from so
to IS per cent on gasoline sales.
1t was expected that use Of all
private automobiles would be re-
stricted beginning May / and all
private traffic banned on Sundays.
Oil men predicted that the cabinet
economic councils steps would as
sure adequate reserves for the
army and railroads, whose needs
resulted in a stoppage Of oil ex-
ports, and that german orders
would be filled.
The storage of oil reserves for
a national emergency, they said,
will continue to be chiefly from
the output of the British and
French companies which have re-
fused to supply the nazis.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Errors: Lavagetto, Lamanna. Runs
batted in: ~Cullenbine, Camilli 8, Du-
rocher. Two base hits: Durocher, Sis
ii. Three base hit: Camilli. Sacri-
fees: Wyatt, Hassett. Double plays:
Coscarart, Durocher and Camilli; Has
sett Miller and Hassett; Loane and
Miller. Left on bases: Brooklyn s;
Boston 8. Bases on balls off: Posedel
s. S%trikeouts by: Wyatt 4, Posedel 5.
Hits off: Posedel 4 in Z innings; Lam
anna, none in 1; Coffman 8 in l.. Los
ing pitcher: Posedel. Umpires: KLEIN,
Ballanfant and Campbell. Time: 1857.
Attendance: 3,517.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

fluence People" fame, will speak
IN Whiteville on April 80.
Mortimer Glover said the clubs
board Of directors has approved a
plan whereby the five clubs in the
city will take over the sponsorship
OF the Community Forum. thereby
giving 1T, to some degree, an off.
cial status.
reports were heard on plans for
the Havana convention this sum.
mer and on the Pinehurst meeting
on May 1.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
NAZT TROOP TRAIN
PASSES THROUGH
PART OF NORWAY
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that the last ars were filled with
Germans.
A statement issued by the legal
Norwegian government urged the
utmost caution concerning the &C.
ceptance Of rumors because Of the
"treachery" Of persons who are
furthering German designs.
1t said German warships had
succeeded in passing Agdenes fort.
ress in Trondheim ford because
Norwegian fishing vessels were on
both sides of the fleet and the fort.
ress commander feared that Nor
wegians would be killed by his
fire.
Germans Routed
Routing of the Germans from
Narvik town has been announced
by Norwegian military headquar-
ters which said also that British
soldiers and marines have landed
at "other" points on the Norweg'
ian west coast.
Reports from Oslo said the Ger
man occupation in the south had
been extended to the city of Not
odden, about 80 miles southwest Of
the Norwegian capital in the Tele-
mark district.
Oslo, ruled by a new, German
approved government commission"
was neare to normal than at any
time since Adolf Hitler's invaders
marched in a week ago.
Schools and banks were reopen.
ed. A moratorium was declared on
the payment of bills, however, and
bank Withdrawals were limited to
500 kroner (about $11O) a week.
The new government" in Oslo,
headed by Ingolf Elster Christen.
sen, 6~8-year-old former Norwegian
cabinet minister and a member OF
the conservative party, issued a
proclamation demanding that all
citizens of Na%zi.occupied territory
show loyalty to it and to the Ger.
man military authorities.
Order Endorsed
All national organizations Of
commerce, trade, shipping, culture
and trade unions in Oslo endorsed
the governments" order.
The chief justice Of the Norweg.
ian supreme court also approved
the new commission. The courts
sanction provided the basis for the
formation Of the ruling body, since
officials said the supreme court
was the only state authority left
in Oslo after the departure of King
Haakon and the regularly constitute
ed government.
Nothing was known in Stock.
holm concerning reports from Ber'
lin that King Haakon and the gov.
eminent of Premier Johan Nygaar.
svold had fled across the Swedish
frontier.
Seven Norwegian pilots who
landed their planes in Sweden said
they had to leave their military
flying school because Of an air
raid. They lost their way in a
snowstorm and landed On the
Swedish side Of the border.
From the Swedish side OF the
border, YER fighting was wit
messed during the day beyond Riks.
gransen, frontier point on the ore
rail line running from Narvik
southeastern to Lulea, Swedish
port on the gulf Of Botiinia. Riks'
gransen is about 20 miles from
Narvik.
Nazis Enter Kongsvinger
In the south, advices from swed.
ish correspondents said the Ger
mans had entered K~ongsvinger, 20
miles from the border and so miles
Of Oslo, but that heavy
was heard near the town.
Additional German parachute
troops were reported to have para
to earth at various points
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
PETITION SIGNED

WASHINGTON, April 16.- Up
Rep. Hendricks D-Fla) said today
that 11S house members had signed
a petition to force to the house floor
his bill providing pensions for all
persons 60 years old and over who
are not gainfully employed. The pc
tition requires signatures of a ma
jority of the house in order to
bring the legislation to a vote. A
majority is 21S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
COMMUNITIES FAIL

WASHINGTON, April Is. ~
Most American communities, the
American Youth commission declar-
ed today, are falling far short OF
meeting the needs of their young
people," 4,O00.0 900 of whom are esti'
mated to be unemployed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
PUBLIC VIEWS "ADAM"

NEW YORK, April 16.-CP-
The American public got its first
view today of Jacob Epstein's
adam" the 3-ton alabaster sculp-
ture whose anatomical candor once
caused a London woman to drop
her market basket. 1t was put on
exhibition at the American fine
arts building. Admission was SO
cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
To INTENSITY PROGRAM

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-LR-
The American Red Cross announc-
ed today that it would intensity It'll
program for aiding refugee chill.
dren of warning European nations.
The group will use the national
fund, a junior Red Cross
reserve established in 1920 for
world war relief work.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
WAR GAMES REVIEW

HONOLULU, April Is. - Up -
Tanks and armored r sped
through the streets today and
machine guns guarded public utili-
ties as troops from Schofield bar
racks staged a preview of spring
maneuvers to be held throughout
the territory in May.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
IS Retired Officers
Are Recalled By Army

WASHINGTON, April 16.-R-
The army recalled IS retired Off
GERS to active duty today and as
signed 80 of them to the task of
training reserve officer units at
universities and colleges. The 9TH
er two were given recruiting as
signments.
The action freed IS other Off
GERS for service with troops during
the current war games in the
south.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Errors: s, Martin. Young, CAIRNS,
Fletcher. Runs batted in: Vaughan 2.
Rizzo, V. Davis. Fletcher, Padgett, j.
Martin, Moore. Jones. Two base hits:
Slaughter, Rizzo. Padgett, Mario n,
Fletcher. Home run: V. Davis. Stolen
bases; CAIRNS, Vaughan. Sacrifice:
Moore. Double play: S. Martin and
Mize. Left on bases: st. Louis 10;
Pittsburgh Q. Bases on balls off /:
klinger 4, Lanahan 2, C. Davis l,
Russell l. Strikeouts by: Lanahan 1,
c. Davis l. MCGEE 1, Russell 1. Hits
oft: klinger 5 in 5 % innings; Ian
ming / in IS; Lanahan l in 8; C..
Davis II in ); MCGEE 8 in 1; Russell
l in 2; ShOun, none in 1. Passed ball:
Padgett. Winning pitcher: Klinger.
Losing pitcher: C. Davis. Umpires:
Stark. Sears and Dunn. Time: 2:27.
Attendance paid: 1850.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
MISSION ARRIVES

ROME, April 16.-CP-A German
military mission which has been
inspecting airplane and other man
utacturing plants in northern Italy
arrived in Rome today. 1t is head
ed by General Zuckertort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17
COMMISSION TO MEET

RALEIGH, April &c. Up The
State Banking commission will hold
its quarterly meeting here April %.
Banking Commissioner Quincy p.
Hood announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Errors: York, Higgins. Runs batted
Greenberg, Swift 2, Radcliff, Jud-
Mich. Two base hits: Bartell, Rad
cliff. Home RIM; Judnich. Sacrifice:
Strange. Double play: Bartell, Teb-
belts and York: Left on bases; st.
off. Coffman 8, Newsom 4, Thomas 1.
strikeouts by: Coffman 5. Newsom 2.
Hits off: Newsom Z in z innings;
THOMAS 8 in 2. Wild pitches: Coff-
man. Losing pitcher: Newsom. UNI
nires: Ormsby, Basil and Grieve. Time:
3 :21. Attendance: (actual or estimat-
ed) 49,417.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Japan now has two puppets ope-
rating in China. All they need is a
blue fairy to dish out some con-
sciences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

After 222 years of peace, Norway
is again involved in conflict. Thus
war makes it a three-some with
death and taxes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

Eat grass, says a vitamist, and
grow healthy. What, and have peo.
pie say we eat like a horse!
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-17

z-Batted for C. Davis in 5th.
M-Batted for MCGEE in 9th.
zzz-Batted for Russell in Sth.
Pittsburgh ---- 1O1 112 OOO-6
St. Louis ------- 900 OO4 O0O-4
Evening star., 1940-05-31

Ne0F W 0ssSS ANCS0
1882 Georgia Ave. NV.
S46 5O-Apt. 3-Lovely apt, consist
ing of reception hall. living
room bedroom, screened rear porch, di.
nette, kitchen. bath and refrigerator.
7436 Georgia Ave. NV.
SAT -5O-Apt. 304 - Beautiful apt,
consisting of living room,
bedroom, dinette. kitchen, bath and re-
frigerator See Resident Manager
74OS Georgia Ave. NV, Apt. 2.
GE. 2216.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

CHEVY CHASE: D. Go RMS. 2 BAs.
textra kitchen 2nd foor).: suitable for two
sSongenisl gong Z, ,do families made over new; oil
GORDON. s;ca IS9 = rlas 4 Eye St 81 81. $3.50. Once
Va. AND MD.-5 RMS. BA, BUNGALOW,
pads over ss nsw sssb $40 two
rms. 2a bas near Lee highway. s75
9oRnoN off oso igs Eys to St bp 55so 5EgIToN
HEuN'GALow-s EnJ'N5 Rms. AUTO. HEAT ELEc-
June 18th. 905 Elder st. NV. GE. zoos.
ALEXANDRIA SUMMER MONTHS: 8 BED
rooms. baths, shady garden; conv. buses
| and stores: nr. river. Temple 5405-J
GEORGETOWN : sEMI-DET. BRICK, 7
pm: 3l14 Dumbarton ave. MI. o142.0 y
Sse1eatdn ssa atth PH 1oom ME SD ROOMS Ia BATHS
Newly decorated: rooms. porch. garage;
convenient buses and shops. Reasonable
to careful tenant. 3Is
e31o GEORGIA ST. cH. CHI. ND
10. Wisconsin, 5175. ''
y1iA YEAR ds.9 o1PLs P-;.P RMS, 2 sEDRMs:, SEMI
ai1s ae alnds fansM rd neas NV bus seS schools shops
LARGE, COMFORTABLE GROOM HOUSE,
spacious porches, all modern improvements,
automatic heat II desired. large yard. Com
yenient to bus. streetcar and stores. Open
Tor inspection. Price reasonable. Located
at S36 Gist ave, Silver Spring, Md
TELEPHONE Shepherd 1902.
DO YOU WANT a, COOL COUNTRY PLACE
in the city, with gas furnace and re-
frigerator? Call Georgia 1897.
F'OxALL-ADJ. GOVT PARK; 8 RMS, 2
baths, double rear porches. garage; insul
gas heat: newly dec. WO. 1857 or MA. 1O40.
DETACHED HOUSE, ROOMS, RECREA-
tion room, 3 baths oil heat, double garage.
large lot with trees and shrubbery. Phone
ADJACENT MT ALTO HOSPTTAL-DE-
| tached. rms, 2 baths, 9 glass-incl.
| porches, Ice open porch, maids room with
bath. 3,car garage; over l acre OF ground.
| National 1040.
MODERN. sEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
| never occupied: rooms and bath air
conditioned. high elevation, beautiful yards:
| convenient st. Elizabeth's Hospital, Navy
| Yard. Boiling Field; adults only; $50
month. 450 Oakwood st. Sc. AT. 5000.
NEW GROOM HOME. AMI. ALR-CON-
| ditioned heat: convenient transportation;
| S55 mo. Phone North 61S3.
$40 VAN BUREN ST. N.w-5 ROOMS,
bath: also 2 extra rooms in basement: oil
| heat, Frigidaire; S65 month. SH. 2O15.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

1905 37th 81. NV. NORTH CLEVELAND
Pk.-8 r.. 2 b.. h.-w.h.. ami; oil furnace,
slec. refs, screened sleeping and breakfast
Pssshss rs: ssoa. Occupy June To- ssS m?n'h' =.
FIVE RooMs, ANIL; SOUTHEAST. NEAR
ss7so 'is S.sse1otsn ISIS n?Sss
eeoe CONN AvE,-FoR LEASE; AVAIL.
scaped grounds; house contains 9 bed
rooms, baths, Gear built-tn garage. large
Living room. dining room. Kitchen, pantry
ssnnSS snSs poWoer ROOM large screened porch:
1924 n st; n;w.-e rooms. bath. elec-
lsl, 3 dr1gfsSE A. NV. r1rzozRAEkR2. E2. 1885.
CHEVY CHASE, p. C. AND MD;.cALL
ssiHSP ssaa w 3sSNas xssa,.5 se Hs sssoo.
LET MRS CHRIgTMAN HELP YOU.
tcsy every 0d rsnta propery sSa W in n &. Dfss
thesda- Chevy Chase area.
once ST H1fn M p'E nbPd spd KHRf KsHRfaZ ZzsrHr T PM
Wisconsin 6893. $500 Wisconsin Ave.
DON'T ROAST THIS sUMMERi
It's Cool Out by soldiers' Home Park.
Hos RI aaT
two baths. two rooms on inclosed sleeping
schools: rent. S75. L. T. 0RAvATTE. Ma.
SEMI-DETACHED.
441e Chesapeake st. NV, $3.50. Living
room. dining room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen and
0e1a arse pesHsiFhsf gear 'f5f 81 sosos ssasSss'
GEORGETOWN-$77.5O.
An attractive remodeled home in perfect
condition; large dining room. open deck,
library, 1st-noor lavatory.
1910 34th ST.
J. LEO KOLB, INC.
1887 Wis. Ave. Michigan 2100.
$50.00-Sss AND no2Ms Ssaa
$60.00-ssu Avn Rooms ss4M
New house, full basement nice yard:
10c bus. IL minutes downtown: Just across
the river from GEORGETOWN. DI. 7740
Salts.
BRAND-NEW HOMES. s rooms Crwo
BEDROOMS). semi-det.; Arlington: mex
pensive air-conditioned heat modern kitch-
en-. bath shower, closets. porch. yard.
fine attic; 8 minutes to town; schools,
stores. Over Memorial Bridge, out Column
bia pike "a miles to 8. Wayne ST.. right
2 blocks to 5o7 open 4-s daily: week
NV National 2l0O
Evening star., 1940-05-31
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


lyon PARK, vA.-s LARGE ROOMS, d.
ton; available now. BURNETT. 2704 N.
Pershing DIR. Day, OK. 24l6; night. .CH.
TAKoMA-LovELY LGE., .1st FL, FRT.
aoW gas e eee C. y HEAT res 10 Tn
porch. Yard, a56 Park ave. sH. 46se.J
SILVER SPRING, MD. 1875 FLOWER
ave- rms. kit, bath, porch; cool and
pleasant. GE. 1s45.
ARLINGTON BEDRMS.. LIV. RM., KIT,
bath, locker, room; every convenience mod
srn apt Bldg Shoce quiet ecatlon
BUCKLEY. ME. iI43.
ARLINGTON, 4413 9th -ATTRAc-
tive, new, 9 rms, elec. kit, bath, pvt entr.,
lge. lawns: conv.: adults oxford 1o63-R.
FAYETTEVILLE, ~ Mp, so4 M W; MADISON lIIs y
vacant. DUNN & CO, 1888 r. l. ave, Mt
Rainier. Hyattsville AZ.
SUBLET. OR WOULD SHARE. JUNE 15 TO
Sept. J.. Alexandria rooms cool kitchen.
min. D. c. Phone Alex. l55s-R after p m =
ARLINGTON, .vA.-UNFURN1sHED 4-RM
apt. pvt. bath. c.hw.: available June 10
Adults only. CH. 173H %
ARL.. VA. = FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished newly decorated, = rms, kitchen
trance 2125 Goth St north Reasonable. e
ARLINGTON-LOvELY 1st-FLOOR APT
mi, screened porch shade: y block bus,
city fare. 1927 N Utah st. CHI. 223S
36o6 MT VERNON AVE. ALEXANDRIA
Broom apt, utilities furn.; 10 minutes
downtown. Call Temple 3364-J. after 8.
ARLINGTON, VA. 1915 LEE HIGHWAY
5000.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.


gRde 1RIck HOUSE, NEAR YEAR NAVY YARD
call HARRY E. oLADMAN, 3os Pa. ave.
OWNER. WILL SACRIFICE 6-RM. SEMI
Seas s4os sFs tb S. excellent sond!sn
s5,ss0.DIsT1NcTIvE DESIGN. NEW 2
large bedrms. sill spr. OWNER. wi. osso. essaa
tin stsHA brick home with four bedrooms,
oil heat. Venetian blinds. two-car brick
JT9s. 3 ssI5 RH5IIIPs, Gd51 WoodlsS 7soo Until
aaa,,. ss0 nth h PL PI,,. NE;-Row' BRICK: :
garage: suitable for 2 families: near
5:ss. Hse as quick sess s :ssssS s'E Il
1929 22nd ST. NE, WooDRIDGE-A g.
room new Dutch Colonial with brick garage,
o To svslg 81 ss fsens so 7ISs Hs5h Open daily
CLEAN; Gle GoMFoRTAsLE. sUNLrT HOME;
closets, grand sleep porch, iront porch, hish II
ssrsse hx o lot hss x sc rs. sras
more. Takoma PIX. Nd. sH. 2s5O-J q
MT PLEASANT SECTION BY OWNER
ssK nae Ssa % W. ssa sttea aus
CHARMING OLD HOME m ALEXANDRIA
with history, containing 2 living rooms.
open fireplace. dining room. open fireplace;
bs bh eelnss I'll s.as arsf Kitchen s5,dv led
to sell quick at s1s.5oo. i JOHN Nj F. GAR GAR.
RETT Co, l0a South Washington St,
SAp1T6h aEEIGaTs ITS JUST OFF CENTRAL
q JAMES, INC. District s34s '''
APT. T.-BUNGALOW-LARGE LOT, SHADE
!ssi sss Tsess PSTsh 5 bs,smen3 saHS
s35 mo: incl: taxes. 1927 18th pi. Sc.
At So; $50. A DETACHED HOME ON LOT
3a 43ox!47; LIVING room 15x23 IT,, fireplace:
kshen rec room oil burnsr ~a massey bed
room l5x16, sarage. THoS. L. PHILLIPS,
Wo. 1900 until 9 pm. 35ls Conn.
AMERICAN UNIyERsTTY .PARK-BEAU-
5 rms. finished attic: qil heat. fireplace.
csf aIfe eSss SssemSn' Wi 9t 1sS Deep By OWNER
slo, 60o-sToNE CAPE COD, IN A BEAU
located this attractive Stone HON home. Vi with II
sac :ae pae pofcn on Sen sad fl; sSds;
socIATEs National i4ss until 8 pm. M
NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED. :
ME Realty sf!s &C., ST. sfas S1e sH @
WYOMING AVE. BETWEEN, THE TWO
able Walking distance, Of the once section
rns sck o eouis 30 Of tel %g. 1s
17,s K TfqSiS g. Nv. I; SHOEMAKER, "a 1856
BRICK BUNGALOW,
7205 9TH st n.w.-5 rms. quiet. desirable
burning aSepi: Breakfast nook: Ruad heat. eat
IN under ess7G6 s7soo rees oWNas feSs ses'o saeF'e
! jsz5 szsE: szEE:
INSPECTION.
4S14 Conduit Rd
1887 Wis. Ave. NV. Michigan 2100.
sRookDA5E sys 4 kI7s, M9 u JgS 1sT OF WEsTERN
lovely corner properts, aAstosy asIdase1 srick sr
painted white, center -hau plan. large living
room with fireplace. porch OF living room;
On 1st noor; s bedrooms and 2 baths on
ton -, and less than years old. Rea-
f7sS 4 NylE sc Nv DrvFa9zMnEE B:}Iiss s9sf co.
.sSo xssE sssss 0r sss q;ss ss he%s' s g.
rage; near. Taft Hish School: finished attic,
fireplace. hot-water heat
$500 BLOCK OF KANSAS AVE
Gruver-built. 8 large rooms: WORTH con-
is in fne condition
sEMi-DET. CORNER HOUSE.
MICHIGAN PARK
rooms with a bedrooms) real bed
rooms, det. garage. open fireplace; fine
condition.
for this price; terms to suit purchaser
For inspection call Mr.. MacMurray. Taylor
1924 14th st. NV. Dl 3346.
Notics-Ths above homes are offered at
$1,000 each.
CONNECTICUT AVE, NEAR WYOMING
want, this. old-style, bay-window brick
house has the qualifications. 8 rooms, bath.
hot.Water heat with oil burner. S11 ,00O. 90.
las : D. NV. MA. 1iee.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage. NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise.
Metropolitan Warehouse Co., Hobart 06S2.
SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
protection Low rates Open storage: Pri-
vate rooms. Call Merchants, MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.


323-325 Whittier st. NV. y
Be sure to see these low-priced ne6l
homes. g rooms. baths, garage Lovely
shade trees. Close to express Transports;
ton, stores and schools. Nothing In the
District will compare with home for PRICE
S7,45O to 1880. ~
Open to PM. !,
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, n
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346. "
AMER. UNIV. PARK.
syew detached brick homes. rooms tile
bath. storage attic. full basement, auto
matte heat; large lots; all street improve.
ments included.
ONLY $8,250 UP.
The finest materials and workmanship:
complete. modern equipment. A delisht-
fuI location. convenient to everything.
1857 WINDOW PL. NV.
Furnished by Hilda Miller.
Open Daily Until 8 PM.
BUILT BY HUGH WARREN.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
Downtown
Near Walter Reed

I'LL 18th St. NV.
x25 0O-Apt. No. Bachelor apt,
living room and bath.
Evening star., 1940-05-31
FUR. OR UkFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASs NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished Car available on
apt. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd 512s
1424 9th ST. NV RMS KIT. PRI-
Tate bath; .elec., gas. hot water incl:
$3.50 month. Dupont 1851.
$40 ASPEN ST. N,w.-BEDRM, LIv RIM,
Kit, bath. din. den; all expos; close to
cars. Adults. GE. 4440,
INTOWN-2 RMS, K, $42.
Modern elev apt bldg: large. bright
rooms big closets: furn. at slight extra
charge. BLAIR, 1921 M st. NV.
COOL CLEVELAND PARK
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING,
LARGE LIVING ROOM, TWO
BEDROOMS; SOUTHERN EX-
POSTURE. 1925 PORTER ST.
NV, APT. 204. l.