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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
Home Extension
Council Shapes
Program

A meeting of the home extern
sion council will be held in New
ark next Tuesday, with Mrs.
DessO Pipes, chairman, presid-
ing.
Plans will be taken up at the
meeting for the home demonstra-
ton studies to be conducted in
Licking County for the 1940-41
season. Plans for the Achieve
ment day program to be held
April 3 will also be discussed.
The women's extension council
is composed of chairmen of COM
munity groups organized for ex
tension work. Home demonstra-
tion work is carried on in Lick
ing county under the direction Of
Miss Marian McElhaney, home
demonstration agent.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
Your Government

Continued from Page One
their particular roles require. In
addition to a host of other things
the Board of County Commits
sioners is required by law to:
Administer blind relief, pen
sions: sponsor direct relief for
both the city and townships, sup
ervise and direct the operation of
the County Infirmary, maintain
responsibility of the mainten-
ance and operation of the Chill
drens Home through the board of
trustees of that institution, and
also the tuberculosis Sanator-
ium.
They buy all equipment, ma
terials and supplies for all
county units except the Chill
dren's Home and tuberculosis
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

Glenn H. Pyle today announc-
ed his candidacy for Clerk of
Courts subject to the Republican
primaries. An active member of
the Republican party for several
years, Mr.. Pyle has served as
precinct committeeman and TAX
en- an active part in campaigns.
He is seeking public office for
the first time.
A lifelong resident of Lick
ing county, he was educated in
Newark schools and was gradu-
ated from the Newark College of
Commerce. For several years he
was employed at the Wehrle
Stove Co., and later engaged in
business for himself. At the
present he is associated with the
state highway department.
Mr.. Pyle is a member of the
Trinity Lutheran church, is mar
ried, and resides at 1913 Fair
mont avenue.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
MRS. STRICKER HOSTESS
TO WCTU GATHERING

Ten members of the Lucy
Simpson Van Kirk union WCTU
gathered at the home of Mrs.
William Stricken, Rocky Fork
road, last Monday evening. Mrs.
Howard Nethers conducted the
devotional service.
Assisting Mrs. Stricken with
hostess duties were Mrs. William
Fisk, Mrs. Delmar Davis, and
Mrs. Frank Smith. Two visit
ors, Mrs. Harry Marine and Miss
Bertha Boyle, were also present.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

WORK. When you find such a
person, you've really got some
thing for the record. And in
finding him it's SO to you've
spotted Phil Vogelmeier, Sr.,
owner of the Phil Vogelmeier
Co., storemen and haulers on
South Buena Vista street.
Constant activity and muscle
bruising work have helped keep
Phil Vogelmeier young. He's
been in the hauling and transfer
business for 43 long years, hav-
ing started on South Fourth st.
back in 1897. And except for
short vacations now and then,
usually cut shorter because of
an inborn desire to be on the job,
he's at work early in the morn
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
-. Concerning People
Phil Vogelmeier, Sr.
His Hobby Is Work
His Hobby Is Work

ing and to be found in the thick
of it when others are thinking
of quitting.
Phil stayed in the South
Fourth st. location for possibly
five years. The business then
consisted mostly of draying and
hauling. Later he added a hack
line. He moved to larger quar-
ters on East Main street about
five years after he set up in
business and while on the look
out for expansion to safe his ap-
petite for work, he hit upon the
idea of adding warehouse.
This was about 25 years ago.
Today that warehouse is one OF
the largest in central Ohio and
the only fireproof structure of
its type in the city of Newark.
Hauling is Phil VogeImeier's
forte. He'll gag at nothing, no
matter what it's size. A house?
All it takes is the notification
that it is to be moved, its des-
tination and the time = within
reason, of course - allowed for
the job. Then forget it! The
house will be moved as per con-
tract. 1t has even been said of
the man and his organization
that any house or building is in
better shape after the trip than
when it was moved from it's orig
inal moorings. You can take that
or leave it. Personally, We'll
take it.
We recall Goodwill Cottage"
There was a job. 1t was remod-
eled on the square as a public
building project. Upon compile
tion it was sold and the contract
stipulated that it be moved to
Granville street on a foundation
already constructed. That job
took time. 1t took more than
that. 1t meant moving commun-
ication wires. and many other
things. But up West Main st. it
went. Slowly but with never a
thought in anybody's mind that
the Cape Cod home was in for
trouble. Today it is an ever
present reminder that art and
labor can be coordinated.
Even water is no impediment
when it comes to moving. Years
ago R. B. Haynes owned a cot
tage at Buckeye Lake just west
of the park area. Several NOV
ers were called into consultation
as to what was the best modus
operandi to pursue. There were
ideas galore. There were even
those who baked completely at
the plan and refused to under
take it. But not Phil Vogel-
meier. AS long as wood could
be made to float and there was
water upon which to float it, it
could be done. So he did it. A
raft was built and the cottage
transported via the lake. Today
it rests serenely at Harbor Hills.
1t brings to mind the story of
the learned engineer who, while
in the act of securing a huge
piece of machinery to bolts
counter-sunk to depth of six
feet in the floor, dropped a piece
of lumber into the hole, thereby
creating what seemd an insur-
mountable obstacle. A tramp,
whom he had elected from the
scene of the work more than
once, offered to get it out in two
minutes for $50. The men hired
to do the work in conjunction
with the engineer were costing
money in wages. The engineers
time, too, was worth money. So
he gave in. The tramp asked for
an extension hose, tapped it on
to a faucet, filled the hole with
water and the lumber floated to
the top.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
Boosters Club Fetes
High School Squads

Varsity and reserve squads of
Newark high school and st.
Francis de Sales high school will
be guests of the Boosters club at
a banquet March 25. The event
is planned in the parish house
of st. Paul's church.
Tickets can now be secured at
Newark Wall Paper Store, and
at Evans North Side Drug store,
it was announced.
Included on the committee
planning the event are R. Paul
Sachs, Clifford Orr, Charles
Starrett, Byron Winn, Charles
L. Hasler, and Ed. Schrach.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
EXPLORER SCOUTS
SPONSOR DANCE

A dance open to the public
will be staged by the Explorer
Scouts Saturday evening in Mon
roe hall. Dancing will begin at
8 and continue until IL o'clock.
A st. Patrick's day theme
will motivate the festivities.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
AMERICAN LEGION LADIES
STAGE BENEFIT PARTY

On Tuesday evening, April 2,
a benefit card party will be held
in the Ohio Power Co. building
under the sponsorship of the
American Legion Auxiliary. The
party will begin at 7:3O o'clock.
Both table and door prizes
will be given, it was announced.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

A chapter on the life of Ben
Jamin Franklin reveals "Poo1
Richard" as a militia colonel at
Pennsylvania outpost.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

Common sense is the knack of
seeing things as they are, and
doing things as they should be.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
MRS. KENNETH BENDING
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE

Hostess to members of her
bridge club Wednesday evening
was Mrs. Kenneth Bending, 874
Wintermute ave. The group
met at Towne house.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

PURE HONEY, 12c pound.
Bring container. Gus Sand
man, Dry Greek Road. My $40
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

A good time is something
that you dimly remember.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14

WANTED-Man or man and
wife. Chore work on farm.
Good house, garage and good
garden. Must milk cows. In
quire Box 233 Newark Leader.
M 14-21-28
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-03-14
FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Fries or hens,
dressed or alive. Baby chicks
and starter chicks. Harold AL
spach, 391 N. 21st street. Phone
1891. M21
Evening star., 1940-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
T. EDWARD O'CONNELL. Attorr,y
424 9Th ST. NV

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
columbis Th1tsd 1v41tsn SIatsS for the pstric. Of
K st. Sc. plaintiff VS.. FRANK d puPRE
Sooress unknown. defendant-Civil Action
= no, indsmd,, n4n1 THE object of this suit is
moni on the grounds of desertion. On
m9G11od 9s}b dov Of u, the pdlaintifl,, it, is this
defendant. Frank D. Dupre. cause his an.
pearance to be entered herein on or be-
lore the fortieth day. exclusive Of Sum
Gays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day OF the first publication OF this
oroer , otherwise. the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
once week for three successive weeks
IN the Washington Law Reporter and the
WASHINGTON Evening Star before said day.
DANIEL w ODoNOGHUE. Justice. 1seaij
Attest: CHARLES E.. STEWART, Cisfk.
BY " LEMON, Assistant Clerk.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA; SUMNER MONTHS; 3 BED
rooms > baths, shady garden; conv buses
and stores: nr. river Temple :235.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED CHEVY
Chase home-6 rooms. bath: beautiful
yard, shade; from June Is. Wisconsin
3110.
CHEVY CHASE = CHARMING HOME,
completely furnished bedrooms, Sleep
ing porch: short or long lease. Wisconsin
3510 for appointment 6'
TAKOMA PARK. 317 GARLAND AVE
Five large rooms, all modern conv.. oil
heat; reasonable SH. 3761W.
BRIGHTWOOD, 1922 LONGFELLOW ST.
nw.-10 rooms, baths completely fur
nished, linens and utensils: June 20 to
Oct. l; S75 per month. Georgia 2335.
CLEVELAND PARK - FOR SUMMER,
cool detached house. large rms. shady
yard. Phone Woodley 1525.
CHARMING HOME, DE LUXE. BRICK,
like new, rooms, > baths recreation rm..
oil heat 2-car garage, porch, ami. cool
and Quiet; Conv. TO expr, bus. schools.
For lease now. OWNER TAYLOR 1924.
6152 31st ST NW.-S ROOMS, SCREEN
ed porch, nice yard with flowers: $50.
Avail. June 81 for ; mos. Woodley 1895.
MODERN g ROOMS. ga BATHS. BEAUT1-
fully located; cool. shady. screened porch,
quiet street; reasonable. WI 4917.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MARYLAND FARMHOUSE ON 25 WOOD
ed acres bordered by two streams. old-time
flower garden. fruit. vegetables. electricity,
private telephone and plumbing; close to
schools, stores and churches in Poolesville.
Montgomery County. MARYLAND: modestly
furnished and ready 70 move into; any
owner. C. G. VAN EMON Tel Poolesville
Evening star., 1940-06-05
COOPERATIVE Ap1s. FOR SALE.

Lnro isrno roo,o a,S hatt - d.ono, to-
apartment in Hampshire Gardens for sale
cheap for a settled couple who want COM
fort and refinement at a very small cost
priced very reasonable for quick sale. Box
dS@-n
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EARAS WANTED.

VIII, EXCHANGE 81. 600 EQUITY IN AT
tractive. wen-located, 6-room brick house
in NV Washington, on farm within 25
miles of D C and add some cash If nee
essary Write or call H G BISCOE, 3S33
Garfield st NV WoodIey 100.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

a4s GOLDEN ST. SW 10Th AND / 9th D
and E)-Large 2-story brick BLDG. approxi-
mately 3UxlOO, suitable for warehouse or
automobile repair shop C H PARKER
CO. 435 4th st Sv MA 1926.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

on A LARGE CORNER LOT IN CHEVY
Chase, u. c, center-hall Colonial brick,
Sheitered by giant trees Four bedrooms,
two baths, firSt-h. Law. Sunroom. den; oil
burner: Much below original cost Call
MIR ORR Wn h,;aD
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

DO YOU WANT A COOL COUNTRY PLACE
In the city, with gas furnace and re-
frigerator? Call Georgia 3297.
CHEVY CHASE D. Go RMS, . BAS
(extra Kitchen 2nd floor; suitable for two
eonHenial families; made over new: oil
heat; S1O0. 8 rms, ba, $40. FULTON R.
GORDON. 1927 Eve st. DI. $3.50. ONCE
also open z to 9 pm.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ONLY A FEW GOOD BUILDING SITES
now ieft on Mount Vernon boulevard ad-
jacent to Potomac River. in proven sub
division can be purchased on terms 1O'c
cash 81 per month; electricity water
sewer available Box 43SD. Star.
ABOUT 3 MILES FROM FALLS CHURCH,
Va.-Beautiful woodland. new section now
being opened as that offered is exhausted,
lots 100x"06 feet, $3.50; S25 cash. S25
per month Ask for Col. Joyes. Eve
nings call CO. 1915. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1119 K st NV. National 1866
BETHESDA DISTRICT. NEAR OLD
Georgetown I'd, bus and school; perfect
lots 6Ox120 feet as low as S120; S25 cash,
SIS per month. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l719 K st. NV. National 1866.
NEAR 18th AND w SITS. E-STRICTIY
white location. 22Ox1S5. Zoned for apS..
including 7-room and bath frame house
Owner retiring and will sacrifice COR $40
500 on reasonable terms Mr.. Raine. RA.
3141 WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI 3346
NEAR 14th AND UNDERWOOD SITS NV.
) Beautiful Detached Lots, $3.50 Each.
SHAPIRO, INC. DUPONT 1111.
BUNGALOW STTES-S65o
Level | so from bus. blks. from
Ii. 1000. Ii. S06a.
ADFLBERT w LEE,
1343 H ST NV DI 4G00.
Evening star., 1940-06-05

PEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Sulialngs Administration, Washington, b.
cate will be- publicly opened in this o{sce
at ~ am Standard Time, June III, 1870
heating system in the Tariff Commissins
Sul.dfng; fnnoifn washington, D. c: Drawings and
Sfs SpfsscIhca11ons may be obtained at this
set will be at the discretion OF the Com. nm.
REYHne RREFSSlSneI ns OF P@ublic @ Buildings. W. E.
buildings. Federal Works Agency ,e1.3R
Evening star., 1940-06-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OVER 3h4 ACRES,
Facing two avenues. Can be subdivided
$3.50 acre.
THos. E FARRELL CO. Realtors.
72l 10th St. NV National O165.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN: 10 ACRES LEVEL WOODED
land flowing stream; IL miles D. c.. near
State road. price, S415. G1BONS. 2312
Pa ave sc. Lincoln 543l.
125 ACRES ON HARD SURFACED ROAD
with dairy barn. within 20 miles of Wash
ington; priced under S75 per acre. Call
MR.. ABBE. Wisconsin 6740,
322-ACRE STOCK FARM ON PIKE. WELL
located. N. Va: finely watered, springs,
streams: 200 acres blue. Grass sod; CO.
lonial house. brick and frame. good con-
dition. 10 rooms. modern improvements,
beautiful grounds. shade; stock. horse
barns: tenant houses. Reduced to $50 900
to settle estate shown by Appointment.
Farms and homes: Northern Virginia. bar
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va. Office. house
opp. Baptist Church.
6O-ACRE TOBACCO AND GRAIN FARM.
Colonial frame house. six rooms, sarge
panelled living room with fireplace. tenant
house and 3 tobacco barns: S6,50O. CHAS.
F. LEE, ANNAPOLIS. Md.
BE WISE-BUY FARM
In Mont. County, Md. within committing
distance, for about the price OF row
house. Here's one with l25 acres that
will paw for itself in short time Il prop
erly managed Very livable Sroom house.
large barn and other necessary out
buildings; price. s. 500 So 600 cash. bal
ance 80 wears at A..
JOHN A BRICKLEY.
Barr Bldg. DI T3ol, AID. oIIl.
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S10.750.
Just Off Chew Chase Circle
SMALL ESTATE.

TI1n of an acre, in the Bethesda area
many shade trees, lsSft. frontage: 4 large
rms . baths, auto. heat. living rm., 26Xl5:
must be sold. Call MR.. DOWNER, Georgia
DO1o
Evening star., 1940-06-05

1925 WISCONSIN AVE.
OPPOSITE CATHEDRAL)
2 rooms, kitchen and S42.5O
bath
3 rooms, kitchen and $3.50
Refe. Included in Rent. Res. Mgr.
HI. RUST CO.,
1OO1 18th St NV. National Sloo
COLORED-1324 MONTELI,O AVE, NE
refined neighborhood, AT. 1850.
FOR COLORED-lO3S 21st ST. N.W-1
r. k and b.: 5000
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
1913 Goth St NV, Phone D1 5S0S.
COLORED.
Duplex Apartment.
3 rooms c2 bedrooms, kitchen. dinette
and bath screened, rear porch: q block
oPEN-S52 50,
J DALLAS GRADY & SON
1104 Vt. Ave. NV. District 1850.
FOR COLORED.
14lS HOPKINS ST. NV.
bet. o ana Sts.; Goth and LIST StsD.
Lovely rm.. Kit. and bath apis; now
lS2S RIGGS PLACE NV.
tBet. and StS., Sth and 10Th SITS y.
] rm. kit. ard bath aptS, with Murphy
bed # desired: now S35.
ROBERT W; SAVAGE,
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg MA $500
1907 5th ST. NV.
, Colored-3 r, b.; nice cond.; s25. NO.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Near 18th and Monroe SITS
and Sacred Heart Church.

NEW BRICK HOME
Sample house. 1914 Taylor ST fine
rms, halls. lovely kit. bath See MR.,
MAYNOR, 2314 R. l. ave. ne NO 433S.
DON'T TRY TO RESIST 1T.
It's no use, you Just won't be able to
say mo- when you see this beautiful
home of true Cape Cod design. Built in
neighborhood. This home will afford you
much pleasure for years to come The
full center hall and 24-ft living room
will surely appeal to you. and the large
bedrooms will all carry twin beds Il
bedroom on first fioor). An inspection
of this desirable property will convince
you of Its value. The price is less than
$40 900. Cali Mr.. Dobbins, Wisconsin
67ob. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-06-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR 18th AND W SITS. SE-STRICTLY
white location; 22Oxls5 zoned for aprs..
including 1-room and bath frame house
Owner retiring and viii. sacrifice for
$40 500 on reasonable terms. Mr.. Raine
RA BAL. WAPLE & JAMES INC. Dl
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SALE OR LEAS

tSiIE
Vicinity of 2uth and K SITS. nW.-Will
build to suit desirable tenant, store and
warehouse on lot 32x12 fl. to wide alley
Call Mr. Tammaro SHANNON Is LUCHS
co National 2345 or Woodlev S30s
Evening star., 1940-06-05
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

$500 Conn. ave. :! squares east to Fulton
st-New, detached house, priced a $3.50,
5000 cash. balance like rent Where chill
dren can play with safety, Our last &
houses sold in ) weeks. Worth seeing at
once. once. BROWN BROS. CORP. DI. !724.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
TOURIST HOME-S1O,8OO.

This beautiful S-ronm house, located on
a corner on prominent pike. has 4 large
bedrooms :. of which have running water:
> baths; automatic heat. Buy this and
have ! par for itself This is a bargain.
Call REALTY ASSOCIATES, MA. 1898 until
Evening star., 1940-06-05

IDEAL ROOMING HOUSE,
Just West of Conn Ave
North of Dupont Circle.
10 rooms . baths. extra lavatorv. dou-
BILE rear porches. brick garage; additional
rooms easily put in basement. Admirars
daughter just vaca atine.
Price Only S9.15o.
Here's chance to get a hgh-grade
place on small down payment and low
monthly payments. Call Greenwood 2232
evenings or before 10 am
Evening star., 1940-06-05
GLOVER PARK.

& rooms, > baths, recreation room .
wood burning firepaces Tin recreation and
head doors, complete kitchen with oxford
cabinets, Detroit Jewel gas range and Flec-
troIuX; plenty closets % on 1st floor:
automa ic gas heat; y block'to school and
transportation. This house is being sold
due 70 death in owners family and IS
priced considerably below the cost when
j. c. WELDON CO.,
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$3.50,
Near Walter Reed HOSPITAL

Completely Furnished-Bargain.
This substantial semi-detached brick
contains . rooms, bath fireplace, . open
porches, . inclosed sleeping porches, elec.
retg, and 3-car garage. BOSS g. PHELPS,
MA onOO
Evening star., 1940-06-05
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT

REMODELED MD FARMHOUSE. QUAINT
and attractive 4 bedrooms, electricity.
bath. telephone, large lawn, shade, good
roads; 30 minutes tl5 nil from DOWN
TOWN Washington. Will install automatic
oil heat for suitable tenant $40 per month,
or sell "as is" with 10 fertile acres, in
Guiding fruit, nut trees, berries, grapes,
garden. good barn. timber. etc, for s. $50.
D1 3123 or eve, MI sos
Evening star., 1940-06-05
ARLINGTON, VA.
BOULEVARD APIS,

Brand-new, nicely located, beautiful 2r
r. apt, 3 rms, kit bath, modern, c
and airy everything furn nr. schot
stores buses. Chestnut 155S
Evening star., 1940-06-05
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SPECIAL! SPECIAL! BARGAIN - MASS.
ave, between 18th and 14th SITS. NV. 10
| apt. bldg Rent. $1,000. Price, S35. 900 90.
First time advertised. Act today. B. M.
ODUM, exclusive agent, 1427 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

THE RIGHT PERSON FOR YOUR HOUSE.
Call Miss Guilford and have YOUR house
rented in double-quick time to THAT per-
son. Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax
available CHI. 1871. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. 6 ROOMS AND
bath. near Catholic school. Box 234D.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Adjacent Rock Creek Hills

Circumstances require immediate dlspo-
Sltlon OF attractive New ENGLAND Colonial
co'tage: completed in 1899 by owner for
own occupancy, home displays unusual in
| terror design and appointments and eXcep-
! uonal construction; large rooms and
low taxes and heating cost and priced
- 900 below actual builders cost of ma
/ leflal and labor Call OWNER. WI nT34-J
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MONEY WANTED.

$4,000 FOR 3 OR YEARS 4ce INTER
est secured by first trust on T-room house
payable quarterly in advance, if desired,
NO premium or commission MA 24aa
Evening star., 1940-06-05
EAST CAPITOL ST.

Beantiful or. 2-b. brick: h.-wh cleo .
new piumoinG. floors, OIL burner, etc
care property is clear; good terms can
be arranged. f. A. GARVEY. DI. 45OS
Evening star., 1940-06-05

SILVER SPRING-PRACT NEW 5-RM.,
brick recreation rm., lge screened porch,
garaee; oil heat; avail. immed SH 37SO-J.
1924 40th ST. NW-CORNER BRICK,
new, rooms, 2-bath efficiency, recreation
room: air conditioned; S72. SO. WO. 4S11.
Evening star., 1940-06-05

COLORED.
NEWLY COMPLETED,
SSH JAY ST. NE.
5room asbestos -shingled bungalow. bath,
basement: lovely location and all modern
conveniences; 1900 monthly.
1927 48th ST. NE.
5-room stucco bungalow bath, garage,
large lot and all modern conveniences;
$1,000 monthly FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
| 9l3 New York ave. NV MA T416
Evening star., 1940-06-05
SUMMER CAMPS
MONEY TO LOAN.

TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS. TALL
IlmberS, Nd, opens its season July !
Enrolment limited. Call Adams 1923.
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$3.50,

Near Soldiers Home Park.
Ono of those handsome two-story Co.
lonial orlck dwellings, situated on Quebec
s.! within > squares Of the intersection of
Georgia ave and Rock Greek Church rd
SEMI DETACHED, % wide, bedrooms,
tile bath. front. and rear porches all
modern improvements and garage. Liberal
terms can be arranged THOS j FISHER
= co, INC DI $3.50. OR EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-05-04
'Rebecca' Returns
At the Columbia

Local readers and staunch ad-
mirers Of Daphne du Maurier's
"Rebecca" have learned by now that
Producer David o. Selznick and
Director Alfred Hitchcock are at
least two of the people in whom q
novelist can have implicit faith.
At least many of them have and
the rest can make the discovery, If
it is that, at the Columbia, to where
the film version of "Rebecca" now
has come for its third week on F
street. And those who have neither
read the book nor seen the picture
have one more chance to see one
Of the great photoplays of a full
season.
The story of the second Mrs.
Max de Winter, who battled what
she thought was the memory of
a consuming love only to discover
it was the ghost of burning hatred
has become spellbinding drama on
the screen under the guidance of
Mr.. Hitchcock and his players. Mr..
Hitchcock has maintained the mood
and even retained the first personal
viewpoint in his film and the result
is something with the power to
move you deeply. Miss Joan Fon-
taine as the second wife and Laur-
ence Olivier as her Maxim are ex-
cellent. but no less so are some of
the others-Judith Anderson, Ralph
Forbes and George Sanders, for in
stance. H. M.