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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Lumber Production Drops
But Shipments Increase

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. -C)-
Lumber production for the week end
ed August II was two per cent less
than the preceding week, but ship
ments increased five per cent and
new business was seven per cent
greater, the National Lumber Manu-
facturers association reported today.
During the week 49S mills produc-
ed 266, 800, 900 feet of softwoods and
hardwoods, shipped 65,963,00 feet
and booked orders of 319, 401, 900 feet.
In the previous week, the figures
were: mills 512; production 271,547,-
900 feet; shipments ~254,332,0o0 feet
and orders. 297,608,0 600 feet. .
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Guardsmen Die
In Wreck; Fourth Shot

ALEXANDRIA,, La, Aug. 23-R'
Five men met violent deaths in
the third. army's maneuvers con-
cluded in the Alexandria territory
this week. Another died of natural
causes.
Those killed were privates Percy
Kenneth Sims, Billy Jack Good
man and John l.. Arnett, all of
the Texas national guard, victims
of a traffic accident; Private Alex
ander c. Black of the Florida ma
tional guard, who was struck by a
train, and Private William R. Will
son of Fort Bragg, N. c., who died
last night in a shooting scrape
which still is being investigated.
Private William D. McRae of the
Florida national guard died of nat
ural causes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Abe STORES BEGIN
ECONOMIC WAR
Three Cheap Brands Pr,
On Sale To Meet Boot. u
leggers' Prices

New Hanover county's Apo.
yesterday began an econor,,o
against bootleggers. We"
At the recent meetine a.
Carolina Association of ARC soFth
at Wrightsville Beach yards
Moore, chairman of the eula'
board agreed to allow the sto,. S0V
have three Cheap" brands ~ ,lss 10
to be Sold at a price undo, '9aQS'
which would be established ~, wat
system of mark-up required h. ne
state board, as a means of 0s
ing with the bootleggers in .
war. P'Pe
That was some weeks An
the Abe stores here have v., s4,
patiently for the brands to be ao.;a
mated by the state board n n
rive here.
Yesterday they arrived and Wa.
placed on sale at all ABC stores +,
the county.
The items are a bourbon seI,ir,
at so cents a pint, a corn sallirs
at IS cents a pint and a gin sar
ing at So cents a pint.
Selling of these items at nrio.,
below those established by the S,,..
required system of markup was ~.
lowed only after the national defar,.
tax boosted the price of vbistsy
and made it difficult for the apr
stores to compete with the bootIs,
ger on a basis of price.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
BRIEF DOCKET IS
CALLED IN COURT
Trial OF Nettie Cromartie
Is Continued Until
Next Friday

A comparatively brief docket of
charges was heard yesterday
morning in recorders court, a
number of the cases being con-
tinued.
Trial Of Nettie Cromartie, ne
sress, charged with assaultlng Joe
Walters with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill, was continued until
Aug. 30 as Walters is still under
going hospital treatment tor Ia
cerations. Bond was set az $z'-
600.
Mrs. Jesse l.. Smith and Hosea
Russ, charged with forcible tres
mass after they allegedly tore down
a wire fence and dug up a fence
nost on the property of Mrs. An
ME F. Hargrove, were found guilty
and were fined $40 and the costs
of court each. Each noted a ter
day stay of judgment.
Trial of Ivey Bryant, charged
with assault and with carrying a
concealed weapon, was continued
until Aug. %.
Trial Of Hezekiah Marsh and OF
James Washington, negroes, VINO
were charged with receiving stolen
goods was set for Aug. 80.
Arthur Herring, negro, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
on a female, won a dismissal Tor
want of probable cause.
Sarah Herring, negress, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon,
was found not guilty.
Ernest Irving, negro, was SEN
fenced to the county roads for a
term of IS months on charges OF
violating the liquor law. He was
granted a ten day stay OF judge
ment under a bond of $500.
Samuel Jenkins, alias Farmer,
Brown, and Demmie Ounce, ne
groes, charged with assault with
deadly weapons, were both found
not guilty.
Leroy Jones, charged with house
breaking, 1aAcency and receiving,
was bound to superior court on a
bond of $500.
George Allen Wilson, c h a r 6 e d
with a violation Of the liquor law,
was sentenced on the county roads
for two months and vas granted
ten days stay of judgment.
The case of John Trammel, alias
Sleepy John, charged with attempt
ed rape, was continued until Aug
ust "a. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
ixGunmenT1OldUpN.Y.
MailC Car, Make Getaway
NO ANSWER

Los ANGELES, Aug. 3D.
R-The case of Burnett VS..
Burnett was called in a di-
vorce court today, but there
was no answer.
The Judge then recalled that
last Monday Robert N. Bur-
nett, AZ, shot and killed his
wife, Patricia, and himself.
Mrs. Burnett charged in her
divorce complaint, filed sew
eral weeks ago, that her hus-
band had threatened to cheat,
kill or otherwise injure me-"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
18TH ARTILLERY
TO HOLD REUNION
Gathering Of A. E. F. Regi-
ment Will Be Staged In
Charlotte Monday

CHARLOTTE, Aug. %. - Plans
have been completed for the reunion
of members of 18th Field Artillery,
famous unit of the American Expedi-
tionary Force, which will be held at
the Red Fee club next Monday, &C
cording to Major L. B. Crayton, act
ing secretary.
The reunion will open with regis
tration at 9 o'clock Monday morning.
Meetings of batteries and other units
Of the regiment will be held at 10
o'clock. An address by Major Robert
M. Hanes will feature the lunch
con session at 1 p. m. At 2 o'clock
a regimental meeting will be held
at which time officers will be elected.
Amusement programs will be given
from 8 to 5 o'clock.
Men of the 18th Field Artillery
came mostly from towns in Piedmont
North Carolina with Brevard,
Mooresville, Lenoir, Charlotte,
Wadesboro and Raleigh contribut'
ing a great number.
The regiment saw more service
than any other artillery unit of
the AEF, being in the line continu-
ously in the great American drive
from August through the Armistice.
The outfit participated in three great
actions, St. Mihiel; Argonne, defen-
sive sector; and Woevre.
Major Crayton said this morning
that he had been notified by many
officers and men of the regiment
that they intended to come here
for Mondays reunion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
Two Marines Visiting
Homes In Wilmington

Two members of the U. S. Ma
rine corps are visiting their
homes in the city while taking a
leave of absence from active duty,
G. F. Frederiksen, local
recruiting officer, said yesterday.
They are: Sergeant Haywood P.
Hall, of GIG Wooster street, 20 day
leave from the fourth defense bat
talon, Paris Island, S. c.; Private
Clarence A. Ganey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Ganey, of 814 Surry
street, II days leave from
the fourth defense battalion, Par
ris Island, S. c. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
WILL REMAIN

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-P-Ar-
turo Toscanini, orchestra conduct
or, told the National Broadcasting
Co., tonight that he would rem;in
in this country and had no intention
of living in Mexico.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
TANKER

LISBON, Aug. 25. -LP)- III
Dutch tanker Hermes, which LEI
Lisbon on wednesday, returned Il
night badly damaged in the Prov an
reported she had been torpedoed q
miles off Lisbon. One sailor was in
jured.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
FINED

BIRKENHEAD, Eng, Aug. %
F-For saying "the docks at Dover
have been blown to hell" John Cook.
a bus inspector, was fined the euuiya-
lent of So today and ordered to nav
$50 court costs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
LEAVES FOR SALEM

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. -lR-
Senator McNary R.-Ore.) left by
plane late today for Salem, Ore,
where on August II he will accept
the republican vice presidential
nomination.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

Employing approximately 4,O0o,-
600 workers, the truck transport
industry provides one out of every
10 pay checks issued in the United
States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

A snail's pace is about Is feet
per hour, if he keeps going that
long.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24
ke&LMsuu
COURT REPORTER
In the Strange Case Of
THE OLD CRAY MARE.
Continued from Page Eight

(SUlllllIuCu llOm axe IlyIltI
And Eli
vas awarded the verdict
IN the Hemphill County Court, the
judgment carrying with it the sum
If 5000 damages for the loss Of
his odd gray mare"
Although only eight or nine years
old, this case has become a new
classic in the American courts
From start to finish, in both the
lower and the higher court, it was
treated as a farce Even the judge
waxed humorous, giving vent to
such passages in the record as this:
'eIt appears that on account of the
death of vitamins A to z in her
home cuisine, this particular mare
was prone to spend her off nights
pfowlng through the city, feasting
upon the lawns, shrubbey and
gardens of the neighborsH-"
And to add more laughs, the
attorney for the city made a gross
mistake in taking the case to the
higher court, for the law says: mo
appeal shall be made from any
final judgment Of the county court
in civil cases where that judgment
or amount in controversy does not
exceed $780,"
The "old gray mare strayed into
the wrong place for nourishment.
while the city's attorneys wandered
into the wrong court for damages
This is taken from a true case
Reference of citation may be had BY
sending a stamped, self-addressee
envelope to "Bela Lanan-Cour'
Ran~fer"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-24

All the members of an arm.
dillo litter are of the same sex
Evening star., 1940-10-22
New NE. Detached Corner

ONLY Xg,B5O.
1901 BUCHANAN ST NE
This Groom and bath home with built
in garage. de luxe kitchen. slate roof and
many other outstanding features has an
outlook of rare beauty. Can be bought on
terms that are very low
Evening star., 1940-10-22

1914 WILLOW LANE RMS, OIL
burner and garage: Ss7.50. WI s344
2504 LEE BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA. .
miles White House: 10c bus; new house;
500 ; rooms, large attic: oil. B. j.
GREENHOUSE. 901 18th st. NV. MA.
Evening star., 1940-10-22

NEARBY VA. AND Md RMS, BA., $40
to $50 FULTON R; GORDON, 1427 Eye
st. DI. $500 once also open am
Evening star., 1940-10-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

sEM1-DET.. 44.6 KANSAS AVE, N.W.-6
r, b.. shower. " inc porches. elec. refg.;
yard: S15 Georgia or?
CHEVY CHASE. Md RMS, IL BATHS,
> fireplaces. furnace heat rent. S65. 220
Jones Bridge rd WI 1926.
1877 L ST. NE ROOMS, BATH:
references required
g ROOMS. BATHS 9 PoRcHEs BUILT
in garage; auto. heat: like new reason
able 6"l1 14th st NV.
4 BEDROOMS, " BATHS. SERVANTS r.,
b, double garage oil heat; t months or
more: available now. EN-. o51l.
WESLEY HGTs.-HOME, NOT JUST A
house; 3"-tt. liv rm,, grand piano, din
nm with Monterey furniture, eec kit,
large master bedrm.. childs double bunk
bedrm.. guest bedrm.; authentic Mexican
or good sa Space M
cars. Phone ewes. or Sat. and Sun,
Woodley 65i5
ssssed 5ssPas oil hss
china. silver, linen washing machine:
vacuum cleaner, new Magic Chef and
Bethesda haEi MD Nd vi WI .i6s. GtH oeo'se'0"" 'o
ARLINGTON. Va-OWNER WILL SHARE
new 6room home. only $50 month. CHI
1851.
ON SPRING ROAD BETWEEN 14th AND
lblH-NlCeIy IuTnlSneQ broom mouse, D.-l.
garage, oil heat. AID. 1855.
GOING TO FLORIDA; WILL RENT TO
responsible couple until April l st my beau
tifully furnished home consisting of large
living room. dining room kitchen. bed
room and bath. automatic heat. lear ga
rage; excellent neighborhood: heat light
and gas furnished; only S15 per month
Phone North 92O6
BROOKLAND.- 1"l. MONROE ST. Ne
Center-hall plan Colonial home beauti-
fully decorated and completely furnished,
having 10 rooms. :, baths oil heat. lot
$50 fl. deep. tvo-car garage For rent
from Nov. 18th to May 18th at 500 per
month. Inspection by appointment.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

TAKOMA PARK.
eos Albany ave.-Brick bungalow 5
rms, bath and recreation rm.: hullt-ln Ear;
age; front and back pOrches; lge. shaded
lot. SIS mo o B HOPKINS. ll26 YER
mont ave DT 727l or WO. O9Ga.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
Sa.45G-EASY TERMS.
RhRMaRN NNnnDS

Home-LOca OcatiOIl-EnvirOnment,
A combination always desired. but seldom
found are here in this beautiful wooded
section. Center-hall plan. six rooms, tile
bath. shower. lavatory on 1st floor; elab:;
information. call M. Clements with
BETHEL. DI. 3100. Ewes, WO. 35l4
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
1105 Otis place n.e.-New all-brick Groom
bungalow with slate roof and General
Electric heat; excellent location $1,000
down. balance like rent. 1910 Taylor st.
n.e.--6-room detached brick house with
gas heat and large lot; cheap; small down
payment. balance like rent: open daily till
p.m. NO 1908. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
Evening star., 1940-10-22
HOUSES FOR SALE.

'SSSeS bSN JAIL.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. CENTER HALL
car garage: over II acre OF ground. See
this property now and select your own
decorations and fixtures. J. NOBLE BOAZ.
WI. 26iS, WI 1860
Md.-l2 rms. 3r7 baths, oil INV. heat,
hv. room l9x30: owner transferred; Sl6,-
600, F H. A. loan, Sl06 mo. SH. 5l2a-J.
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A NEW HOME
fnBetRee Cali betReen S-s. O. Tf vi. S siS@' "''es'
BRICK BUNGALOWS, ATTIC. FULL
3ssementS auto heat Toodsd a lctS $500
FORECLOSURE BARGAIN, 6147 3Ist PL
ctevy Chase. p: c.mBTIek nome nome ) y, US,
Gs Tooms 50Pms 6aths 0 snd oor s 9of oil hes DsH
F Fa'sf a TwEEp en CO. 20 So7 18th H. st A" 81. :''
HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS FOR
tS os1s sell or 81 81 mf !Is4s MR. Ma'MoRRAf' IA
ATTENTION, NEW : 27th MINNESOTA
ave. Sc. blk, north Penn. ave. shopping
ideal club rooms: 46 built and sc sold.
Most cow location. Easy terms. $50 per
month Inspeet sample l3la 2Sth st Sc
4 NEW BRICK COLONIAL. ABOUT A
hail three excellent bedrooms, Two baths,
finished attic, rec. room oil heat; det.
garage and the price is only Sl2.@5o;
THOS L. PHILLIPS, Woodley 1900 until
9 pm. 35lS Conn
ALEXANDRIA-TWO GROOM BRICKS.
fine corner location; completely restored.
rent heens oRs sso6 ss1 essh s29 SO yf
1858 Fairmont st. NV. AID. 1881.
SIX BLOCKS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
Attractive home with seven rooms and
bath, hot-water heat; garage. Lot 23x
1876 feet to wide alley. Price, Sl2.5OO
An offer invited JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD. Realtor. 123 10th street NV.
A REAL BARGAIN IN THE BEST NV
section Just off 18th ST large bedrooms.
. baths, , inclosed, heated porches, gas
heat. gear brick garage. fine large rear
yard. front porch: completely furn.
Must be seen TO be appreciated Price
reduced to $4,000. PERCY H. RUSSELL
CO. I13l st. NV.
WOODBRIDGE. Mr.. Goth. AND r. l. AVE.
NET and b., fireplace, h.-w.h.; lot
35x125: gar; $3.50. DE. 0317 or MI.
1868
BEST NEW VALUE. $500 CASH AND $50
per mo- attractive rooms . baths, rec
reaton room: near Pa. ave. Sc. Call
MRS E. j. WILLIAMS. Ii. 3l43.
sa.45O-CHEVY CHASE D. GRAND
new detached BRICK home, 6 large rooms.
- baths. all modern: convenient to every
thing. REALTY ASSOCIATES. MA. 143s
until pm.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
EXCELLENT VALUE.

Just north of 14th and Park I'd. con-
thing: excellent transportation facilities.
143q PARKWOOD PL. NV.
S65-Rec. hall, living room, dining
room. 3 bedrooms. :? inclosed porches,
kitchen and bath. bult-in garage.
l404 K CAFRITZ DI 9OsO.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURN, NEAR BUCKINGHAM RMS.
kit bath pvt. ent.: garage, yard; adults
S55, includes utilities Oxford O249-J.
THE IRVING APTS.-UNFURN.. l-ROOM
and Groom apis, with dinette. kitchenette
COS N. Irving St. Arlington, Va.
ROCK CREEK PIX, ROSSDHU CASTLE
Unusually large living room, fireplace, .
bedrms., kit, bath. Ice skating. WI 4033.
90
ARLINGTON VA. 23O6 LEE HIGHWAY
CHI 4799 80
ARLINGTON-LOVELY 2-RM. UNFURN.
apt with lge. kitchen tile bath with
shower; screened porch; $40. Woodley
6l43.
ARLINGTON. 1913 18th ST. SO.-UNFUR.
Attractive , rooms, private bath, modern
kitchen, c.h;w.. ample closet space en-
ARLINGTON, VA.-UNFURN " ROOMS,
dinette, kitchen. bath; S47.50 Apt. 4.
1874 Wilson blvd, Chestnut 6991.
SIX-ROOM DUPLEX FIRST FLOOR
apartment $50 90
Five room BUNGALOW ami So 50
Warf1eld 1907.
Nearby Va. New Apt. BldgS.
ARLINGTON'S MOST DESIRABLE APTS
Size. rents to suit discriminating re-
Strict"d clientele McCT AINE. 200 Will
son blvd, CHI $500. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
BARGAIN
ON EASY TERMSI

Located on quiet street near schools.
stores and transportation, this Groom.
112-bath home may be bought at a specially
low price and on terms so easy you will
be surprised! All rooms are large and
there is finished attic and 2-car garage.
Inspection by appointment only. Phone
MR.. HOWE, Emerson 1868. PAUL T.
STONE INC
Evening star., 1940-10-22
SURE WE WILL TRADEl

A lovely. large. brlck C0lonial. located
Just of Chevy Chase Circle, IN a beautI-
ful setting lot 65Xl2O. plenty of trees;
living room. dining room. kitchen and Law
atory on lSt floor 3 bedrooms > baths
and pdneled clubroom with large fireplace
on 2nd floor: finished attic: maids room
with full bath IN basement; aIr-condi-
toned heat ~ith oil burner: ample closet
space with light IN each one If YOU
want 10 trade your old home for some
thing better. call Mr.. Reavis, with BEIT-
ZELL. DT. 3l0O, or. after 6 pm, RA.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
S11.Q5l

We nave a lovely home being completed
in Westgate. which has a frst-foo pan
eled den, I0X13 feet. with adjoining lava
tory; large living room with fireplace
ana an especially nice dining room with
French doors opening onto a 20-fOot
screened porch Complete kitchen with
room for breakfast set 3 extra large bed
rooms, = complete baths: bullt-in garage.
The lor is 90 feet wide with an inspiring
view over neighboring valley. Buy this
home now, ard make your own selection
OF coors. fixtures and equipment. For
appointment 70 inspect. call MR. DOBBINS.
WI u I RITCIANAN
Evening star., 1940-10-22

SILVER SPRING.
G9Te to 6gS1sSs SeGtion yei in good
THoS E FARRELL co, REALTORS,
72l 10th 81. NV National 0765.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
emi-detached brick : rooms. h-wh.
garage; ideal TO purchase and rent rooms:
$3.50 Call Mr Middleton. jr., RE l1SI
F, ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment
30o5 18th ST. NE
Detached stone and shinele slate-roof
hepse IN Zoo good & condition ito zarge lot deiachefd
,o,, WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV DI 3346.
ST. NV. BETWEEN 10Th AND @1st
SITS. and opposite George WASHINGTON Uni
versity; very desirable residential sec
ton brick house of IL rooms. bath. hot
needs recondtionine. but juStifes il and
the lot is 20 feet wide; owner asks Sl3. 600
but make offer
,-,o LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K ST. NV MA 116G
$3.50 : GLOVER PARK = SPLENDID
semi semi-d detached brick. six rooms. tile
modern gas furnace. hardwood floors
insulated: convenient 10 Western High
School. junior and grade schools: I'M
mediate possession; lone-term financing
Chase. Md. west of Conn ave close to
junior high and high schools. Wide front
appearance. painted white with six very
spacious rooms. two tile baths, built-in
and all other up-to-date .appurtenarces.
SHANNON e. LUCHS Co.
1905 H ST. NV National Gas.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
SJ.0UU.
BARGAIN CHEVY CHASE D. c.

Adjoining BarnaDv Woods section. on
lovely wooded To-. individually built de-
tachCd brick home. contains many con-
veniences and ideas OF woman's fore
though IN planning. & wel-planned
rooms, large living room with fireplace.
perfectly laid out kitchen 3 bedrooms,
tile bath. shower. attic: OIL HEAT. built
in Farase; fenCed-In yard. splendid
home. exceptionally well built and ideal
Tor family with a youngster or two
THOS J. FISHER & CO. INC. realtors.
DlSrrIct 6s%0 or ewes. call MR.. NAT
Evening star., 1940-10-22
THINK THIS OVER
MEAD 1Eth AND NNEP CrER 6

very large rooms. maids ROOM front
porch, double back porches. h.-w.h.. h.wf.;
completely furnished. including two sets
of rugs worth about $500. lamps, linens.
bedding. all in fine condition Ready TO
move into Price reduced for quick sale.
Complete Mr. Lynch. RA. 1242. WAPLE
&, JAMES. INC, DI 3346. 1924 14th st.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
$3.50 CASH-INSPECT!

1879. 1855 N. c. AVE NE
rooms bath. h-Wh h.. elec: perfect
condition. rare opportunity to own
real home. with monthly payments less
than rent. PRICE. $3.50, WILL TRADE.
OPEN until g30 pm. National 9257.
DETACHED HOME IN CLEVELAND PARK,
S15.S5O. On large corner lot. bed
rooms and > baths. large living room. den;
a dining room of unusual size, lavatory,
rear stairway large front and rear porches
sleeping porch. maids room and bath;
automatic heat. This location is unSur-
passed for all conveniences and excellent
value.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Evening star., 1940-10-22
CLEVELAND PARK. $4,000.

Real bargain-Detached, bedrooms,
large storage attic: quiet street. no ira ffc:
An unusual offering at the price quoted.
BOSS A. PHFI PS MA 03Ou
Evening star., 1940-10-22
222O3 SOUTH SIXTH ST.
ApHINcTON VA

For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDITIONED. ALL SECTIONS
FROM S14.5O TO. $3.50
Washington Housing Corp,
q3l H st, NV. National $50
Evening star., 1940-10-22
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..

NEAR RENO RD. AND INGOMAR
MlkkelsOn-b built home in excellent
condition. very large rooms ci2 baths
4 bedrooms den and lavatory on st floor,
attic lear garage. living room 5Y91
cost S2S.0O0 2 few wears ago. owner must
Sell-leSr than assessed valuation a sac
rlfce-mske an offer
WILLIAM BOSWELL
NE. 3033. Ewes. WI 44lO.
Evening star., 1940-10-22
RIGHT WITHIN YOUR
MEANS.
$11, ,500-$750 CASH.

Overlooking wooded park. within l block
of transporta ton. convenient to schools.
etc This lovely stone front detached
brick home contains rooms, 90 baths,
detached brick garage. screened SIDE porch.
extra fireplace in basement, aforementioned
oil heat. Nav be purchased on monthly
terms considerably below rental value of
this home Call MR.. LANE or Mr.
SHtFER at National OS5G or Shepherd
Evening star., 1940-10-22
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

NEAR j sth AND COLUMBIA RID.
rooms. baths. . kitchens Gear brick
garage :, refrigeratorS oil heat. Price,
$500. Reasonable terms. Mr.. Raine, RA,
3441. WAPLE & JAMES INC, DI 3346
Evening star., 1940-10-22
BEST BUY
AMER. UNIV. PARK.
4 BEDROOMS,
Sl3450

within ! block of transportation. .
blocks Of theatcr. shoppInc center and
Mass ave This lovely cpnter-hall plan
5otached brick home with paneled break
fast room, kno,ty pine recreation room.
finished atric hHco screened porch
bv large old maple. can be purchased on
easv terms For details call Mr.. SHAFFR
5gql
COLORED-NR. 18th AND W SITS. NV
Selling a sacrifice. & rms. bath, cellar.
h--wh. eIec., ward, Caragc. inspection. hv
appointment. Ca, MIR. ADAMS. Sunday.
DE. 33O3: weekdays. DE. ll6O
Evening star., 1940-10-22
APARTMENTS uhEuRNIshEp.

LIUU y I. IN. w,
hne apts with back porches. all out
side rms. new condition. One 3 rms.
and bath, S45: one rms. and bath. $50.
For information. key. apply MR.. IRVING.
2150 st NV
Evening star., 1940-10-22
LOW DOWN PAYMENT

LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Or any reasonable offer considered on this
suburban brick bungalow, Just beyond
Silver Spring. Six good Size rooms includ-
ing 3 bedrooms; detached garage Ask
70. Mr.. Spears (evenings, CO. 1921
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORToN, 201 Invest
unent Rldc DI 5000
Evening star., 1940-10-22
S10,000.O0.
CHEVY CHASE d C.
813 Flower Ave. ,Takoma Park

5-room BUNGALOW newly renovated: ex.
ceptlonal!v large living room, = larse bee
rooms. bath modern kitchen. full basemen-,
auto. aIr-conditloned heat, recreation room.
detached garage: reas Easv terms. A
good buy
Or Call Mr. Collier. F r SPEAR Ire
SH jG7S. S42% Ga Ave. Silver Srrirc