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Evening star., 1941-04-06

NEARBY MD-BEAUTIFUL OLD HOUSE.
needs repairs and modernizing 10 large
rooms, front and back stairs, porches:
over l acre Of sround: exclusive neishbor-
S6500, G. E. keller, Investment Bldg.
2-FAMILY HOUSE. OIL BURNER, COR
ner lot, $4,000: small down payment:
rent from one apt will pay substantial
portion monthly installments. Erwin
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 0334 Ewes,
Warfinld 1921
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED, BRICK ROW HOUSE OR TWO
or four family fiat for investment: state
price. amount of cash required and other
particulars Box 140-V. Star.
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
coloIed. in any condition. Call or write
Mr., MACK, HO $3.50. 2l23 l4th st. NV.
Eve. and Sum- IA. 653s.
8 TO 10 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
like possession within 45 days; all cash
d. c. only. E. A. GARVEY, D1. 450S;
eve. and Sun, GE. $500. 1925 VT. ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. z. A.
BARRY 1907 H St NV. ME. 2025.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
old d. c houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN, 2632 Woodley pl. NV CO. 2e75.
FROM OWNER OR BUILDER.
Cash for modern 81 rooms, rear porches.
Prefer NV. S7,000S10.000. GE. 64S4.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. C.
property. less than $4,000, brick or frame;
location or condition fmmaterlal. For
cash sale for YOUR property, call
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
"23 Investment Bldg. RE. 1881.
WE PAY ALL CASH E. Sc. PROPERTY.
GUNN e MILLER,
500 11th St. Sc. Atlantic 113o.
LIST YOUR HOUSES AND LOTS WITH A
rcaltor for quick action.
RANDLE & GARVIN, INC,
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VIENNA (VAO So. HO. 1898.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF HOUSES FOR
sale-Snal, medium or large. with a
small down payment and the rest on
m onthly payments
H. KADAN,
VIENNA, VA. VIENNA SO. 4"
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Is MILES TO D. c.

Gaithersburg-7 rooms, modern sleeping
porch. brick garage. A-acre lot. Large
highway. suitable for tourist home or
business. Price $3.50 F. R. SPEAR,
INC. Wisconsin 210S, Bradley 0142.
S5,750-NEW HOME-S5,75O.
436 Reilley ave, Carol Hills-Oil heat
garage: $500 cash. S45 mo.
MELLEN. OPEN 1-6. Ma. 3344
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ON SHEPHERD ST, NEAR GEORGIA AVE;
$3.50 cash, S1,100 trust. For further tn
formation phone Atlantic 1857.
CONTINUED on Next rass.1
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81 .G5O-FOR COLOPED.

BEAUTIFUL EAsTLAND GARDEN. 4and
and Kenilworth ave. II e.-Splendld neigh
borhood Purchase a lot when paid $3.50
t2 S2G9 G61T T 6ud R6 G1ofado 90f5d fa%e BdE
14th and G. SITS NV Ii. 6S93-J. Sales
Fra6 NJ ChiVfS
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We will buy your old house or will take
Write or phone. give full particulars; no
delays: no charge unless deal is made.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
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Al INVESTMENT.
Just off Union Station Plaza, facing 2
streets; adjacent buildings, each leased
to one tenant for business: one tenant been
there over 13 years; tenants pay all
maintenance oils; gross annual income
approx. $4,000; price, $4,000: will show
10E. net return on purchase price. or can
be financed to show larger return on an
equity investment call. Nj. Drey, RE.
11s1: r, ELIOT MIDDLETON 22a IN
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GREEN AND MAGRUDER,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 3S3S Ewes Oxford 1870
TAKOMA PARK.
II KADAN

S2,950.00.
Small modern brick BUNGALOW; 81 600
down; Il acre. Mclean. Bal. 2750
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KENSINGTON-4 RMS AND BATH up
stairs: large dining, living rms, INV h..
oil burner kitchen. garage, large shade
trees. flowers shrubs, garden; close to bus
schools and train service; y acre. MRS.
HAYCRAFT. KensinRton. Md. WI. 65l0.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Roosevelt
Continued From First Page)

Semlnation. He abSolved reporters
from any blame for obtaining the
stories, explaining that he realized
this is part of their job and the ulti-
mate decision on what should or
should not be given to the public
rests with the executives.
In launching his discussion of the
matter, Mr.. Roosevelt disclaimed any
anger or irritation, but said the
whole matter presents an interesting
and important problem in ethics.
morals and patriotism. At a time
like the present, he said, when the
world is in state of complete up
heaval, there are certain things in
regard to American defenses which
should be kept confidential.
Twin Responsibility Seen.
When he read of the purported
Marshall testimony in the morning
papers today. he said the twin ques-
tons of responsibility on the part
OF legislators and news executives
occurred to him. 1t is problem.
he added, which the American peo-
pie should think about.
AS for the legislators, he went on,
the question obviously is whether
any disclosure should be made of
what may be said in executive ses-
sion. To go on, he remarked, obvi-
ously if a reporter finds out what
transpired, it is his duty to submit
it to his Office. The printing or dis
Semination of it is another matter.
The owner, managing editor. news
bureau manager, or comparable eX-
ecutives are under the same ethical,
moral and patriotic obligation as
rests on the legislators, he implied.
1t was at this point that Mr.
Roosevelt displayed his memoran-
dunn from Gen. Marshall. which he
declared was completely different in
content from the reports carried by
the newspapers.
Information about Gen. Mar
ShallS testimony was given to
the Associated Press by members
OF the Senate Military Commit
tee, before whom he testified, the
Associated Press said today
Considers Statements Harmful.
In extended questioning the Presi-
dent was asked what might be con-
sidered the duty of the press, his
answer being that it should not pub
lish military secrets. To another
questioner he said he definitely con-
sidered publication of the Marshall
stories as injurious to the Nations
defense.
Asked what might be a working
test, Mr.. Roosevelt said he supposed
it would have to be the opinion of
the Army and Navy what they con-
Sidered harmful.
AS he concluded Mr.. Roosevelt
said he had no remedy to suggest
other than voluntary consideration
of the problem by the newspaper
and radio industries. Emphatically
and repeatedly at this point he dis
claimed any thought of imposing
Government censorship.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Army Plan 10 Guard
Cities Against Gas
And Bombs Barred
War Department Finishes
Detailed PIuns to Build
Shelters for Civilians

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 21.-The War
Department was disclosed today to
have completed detailed plans for
the construction of bomb shelters in
cities and the protection of civilian
populations against poison gas.
Daniel w. Hosn, associate director
of the National Defense Advisory
Commissions Division of State and
Local Cooperation, made the report
at regional meeting of the United
States Conference of Mayors.
The conference already had been
warned that municipal executives.
particularly of East and West Coast
cities. could not ignore the possibility
of bomb attacks.
Mayor Florello La Guardia of New
York said in speech yesterday he
would grant there are 81 per cent
probabilities that we may not be
attacked, but neither the United
States Government nor any Mayor
can take that 3 per cent chance"
Mr.. Hoan, for "a years Mayor of
Milwaukee, said the War Depart
ment's work in preparing a compre-
henSive program of civil defense had
not been publiciZed because "of the
danger of stirring up unnecessary
and harmful hysteria."
In the matter of bomb shelters, he
said, since it is our hope that we
may avoid war entirely, any general
construction along this line might
lead to the opposite inference"
The War Department, he added. is
preparing a series of pamphlets for
cities, giving technical instruction on
afraid protection, protective con-
strucion, fire protection, the AFRAID
warning system, blackouts and de-
fense against chemical warfare.
He also said special committee
Of engineers, appointed by the Secre-
tary of War, is considering methods
of safeguarding public utilities.
Evening star., 1941-02-21
Pipe Transfer Authorized

BALTIMORE, Feb 81 [P).-The
Maryland Public Service Commission
yesterday granted an application of
the Washington Gas Light Co. of
Montgomery County to transfer 167
miles of l2-inch pipe line to the
Prince Georges Gas Corp.
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WAIT FOR ME"
By KATHERINE MACY

llonunued rom Z az E.tHJ
gave Mother Malloys address con-
fidently to the taxi driver.
Got Off Elevator
Anybody home >" she called
buoyantly as she got off the ele-
vator. Here's the prodigal back
again. Mother Mslloy." she said,
as the Irish woman came into
view from the dining room. Can
I have my room back
It's my girl. home again
Mother Mslloy cried, folding Jan
to her cspacious bosom. Sure you
can have your old room It's been
empty since you left, waiting for
you
Jan put down her bags and
faced the woman, who stood with
her arms akimbo. Now what l
want TO know Is this, said the
landlady. what's all those stories
in the papers about an airplane
accident and rich boy and such?
l didn't hardly expect you to come
back here all in one piece. l
didn't expect even to see you come
back"
You know better than
that" laughed Jan. And don't
believe ali you read in the
papers. That's all over, and
here ann Isn't that good
enough for YOU"
To the tune of Mother Malloy's
chuckles retresting down the hall.
she unpacked her bag rapidly,
hanging up her clothes on the IA
maliar rod. There was her trous-
seau still. and 1t must go back to
the shops. No one was going to
Nassau now.
Slams Door
Jan slammed the closet door
stood back to survey the neat
room.
You can't put it off any longer,
JAN" she told herself. This isn't
any time to be coy"
She donned her hat and coat
again, put her head into the
kitchen long enough to tell Mother
Malloy she didn't think she'd be
in for dinner, and walked over to
Broadway and the subway.
Even the odor Of the sub
way was as perfume to her
nostrils. She sat, squeezed
between two stout ladies',
smiling fatuously at the ad-
vertisements above her.
Tim, the soda clerk, grinned at
her from behind the counter at
the drug store. She waved hap
PLY and went into a telephone
booth.
Hello, Steve" she said when
he answered
I've just come back TO town
and I need some help badly. This
is an S. o. S."
Jan" he said.
Jan Macleod. Are YOU going TO
rescue me this time, or not ?"
Not Mrs. Peter Van Vliet III ,"
Not Mrs. Peter Van Vliet III.
Never was, as matter of fact"
Huh" ne said delightedIy.
81 thought someone would
wake up to that one of these
days"
What ?" she asked in astonish-
ment. you knew that marriage
ceremony was illegal all the
time ,"
Not until you tipped me off at
the airport that night. ! did some
investigating then"
Wrong One
But you weren't the one who
told Mr.. Van Vliet?"
mo. What's he got lawyers
for? But Jan he seemed to wake
up to the fact that he was ac-
tually talking to her, where are
you ,"
Where do you suppose ?"
Then stay there. he
shouted into the phone. Wait
right In that spot and don't
move. I'm on my wayw
Jan came out of the booth and
perched on a stool in front of Tim.
She smiled at him sersphically.
Two cokes. Cupid" she said.
III drink just one. The others
for a friend"
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THURSDA
ZOO A. NJ.

UU A. vi.
7:15 Devo-
tlons.
XVI pete. the Singing
CoYhand, 7:15 March
Time
Top o Morning
7:l5 Reveries
KJR-Gospel Clinic; 7:l5
News
Rhythm.
7:l5. Farm Forum
80 A. NJ.
7:45. Trade
N Salt
KNI-News: 7:45. Jane
Powers Organ.
745
sam hayes.
&Ji, 10 aNfasI Clup
1855, Wea
theI
500 A. NJ.
kMO-Good Morning
ANl-All for a JOKE
BIS. News
hoMO - Music: SIS,
Against Storm.
AJR - Hollywood Tenn
pie
Sears; S15.
Howard Costlgan. News
$3.50 4. VI.
K " o News. H45.
Chapel Chimes.
XVI Goldberg Ba5
Kathleen Morris
s45.
David Harum.
AJR-Chrlstisn Science
e:45, Ann Sterling
" uAlQeFs.
S1RO-Goidbergs
900 A. Nj.
smith: als
When q Cir Marries
kOMO - Words AND
Music.
SJR-News. s:I5. Health
Club.
AlRO-kate Smith.
$50 4. VI.
HMO-Studio e45 Keep
Fat TO Music
ANl-deien Trent. s4a
Our Ga sunday
hOMo-Armchstr Quar-
tet e:45. Musical
Handy Man
AJh-Farn And Home
HIHO-Hslen Trent
1000 A. VI.
HMO-John B Hughes
10 Is. Hollywood.
~ - Life beautiful.
10 10 Woman ~ White
hOMO-Bonnle Stewart
song &c Is Muse
AJR-Faru anc zone
l0:l5 Inouiring Re.
porter
SlSC-Life Beautiful
1890 4 II.
kGo - Helen Holden.
10 IS. Bachelors CHI.
cren-
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III: Sn \ VI.
KMo - Helen Hoidsn.
4. 70 IS. Bachelors CHI.
cren-
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AMO- symphony
hhl-ksS -Ir-Bsskef
NCIo-Fanny HIrs.
kJR-Fam e-Forruns
Az0-ASS-It-6asket.
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500 2. NJ.

AAO-Symphony
hNl-AmoS q Andy
BIS. Lanny Ross
AOMD - RED srleE
SO. Radio Parade
NJE-aot stove League
A4DO- amos z AEdy
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AMO - ShafLer Parker
5 as Capt Midnight
XVI - Twilight Trails.
$40, sport sparks.
5.45. News. 900. Elmer
DAVIS
kOMO-Aldrlch Family
kJR-Drama Behind the
News. 545, Tom Mix.
alRO-Qui8.
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400 =. M.

hMO - Fulton wis.
4:15. Ma Perkins.
KVI-Second Wife. &:l5.
Song Treasury
* o NJ Q - Employment
Service. 4:l5. N B c
News Room.
kJR-Sinaer; Ais, Mr.
Keen.
K ! X o - Drama. 4.4o,
News Reel
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Loo p. Nj.

KMO-We Are Always
Young. i:l5 Confess
sions of a Corsair.
KVI-Portia Blake. l:lb,
Mvrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife;
1:l5. Stella Dallas.
KJR - Mother OF Mine,
1:15. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portia Blake.
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80 p. Nj.

.KMO-Johnson Family.
XVI Hilltop House,
1:45, Stepmother.
lKOMO - Lorenzo Jones:
las, Widder Brown.
RJR-Health Club; AS,
Dean Holt, Pianist.
KIRO-Hilltop House.
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4Sn p n

EHiO Family Robinson
O. Scrcs o. aIlss
( -. EoTnems Sers
kOMO - Capt SamlsIC
AS Sewscast
KJR-Esy Does Il.
kIRO-Job Ender.
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kAiO - Fulton Lewis.
ais. Ma Perkins
KNI-Seeond Mrs Bur
ton; AIS. sons Treas
Wy
kOMO - Pred WARNS
AIS. NBC News Room
kJR-Eaising q Presi-
dent. : IS Ar Keen
k1RO serial. 44S.
NevEraeI
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:UU 4. NJ.
SMO - superman. 6lb,
You and Your Dog
HNl-MaJor bUwes.
hOMO-4slu siC Hal
AJR-Scandlnavlan Re
porter, 6:l5, News.
& IRO-MaJor Bowes.
$50 p. Nj.
&MO-JohL b Hughes.
e45, Ave Maria Hour
rNI-Aa1or BoWes
AOMG-Muslc Han
kJR-News. 6:35. String
lime.
kIRO-MaIor Bowes,
100 p. NJ.
oMO-Aye Maria Hour.
7:l5. News.
kVI-Glenn Miller, 7:l5,
what on Your MIND
K o N Q - Xavier and
Nvetee.
kJR-nudy Vallee Show
AAEO-Glenn Miller
1880 Z. NJ.
AMO = Wythe Williams
40. DEBUT Time
AsA On 1OuI alno.
40 Elmer DAVIS.
kOMO-LIs yeners risy-
nou@
kJE-News 745, Pau
Martin : orch
k1HO-On your Nlnc.
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500 p NJ.

500 z. NJ.
EAO Ruth Reisner
Poetry and Prose
KVI-Don't Be Personal
6Ib Bill Henry
KOMO - Paul Martin.
x Scandinavian Re-
porter. 6;l5. News.
KIRO-Dont Be Per-
eonal.
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WEDNESDAY

minute proaron ehon9ss.
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KMO -Pegeen Fitzgerald E,
1913. Edith Adams
XVI Kate Hopkins,
12:46, Woman OF Cour-
age.
KOMO - Pepper Young.
1915, Vic and Sade.
KJR-Other Wife: IL 40
Just Plain Bill
KIRO-Kate HopkinA
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KMO - Radio G I'd Q n
Club. ll:45. r a d ! o
Garden Club.
XVI Fletcher Wilev.
11:45. Home OF the
Brave.
kOMO - Valiant Lady.
1l:45. Light OF World
KJR - Tropical Moods,
ll:45, News.
L LIDO LlInHnlnar AILAIan
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KMO-Hawaiians; IL 40.
Edith Adams
XVI Kate Hopkins.
l2:45. Woman of Cour-
age.
kOMO-Pepper Young
l2:45. Vic and SADIE
kJR-Other Wife. l2:45.
Plain Bill.
KIRO Kate HOPKINS
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Inn p M

kMO-We Are Always
Young. l:15. Confess
slons o. a Corsair.
kNl-Portla Blake lilo
Myrt and Marge
kOMO-Backstage Wife
l:l5 Stella Dallas
kJR-Mother of Mine
l:l5. Cecil Solly
KlRn Serial
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KMO-John p Hughes.
1918, Muse and Music.
XVI Life Beautiful,
1918, Woman in White
KOMO Julia Blake:
1915. Hotel Lexington.
KJR-Farm and Home;
1918. InQuiring Re
porter.
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700 a. NJ.

sNh a. W.
EMo-ssws IT'S. DsFo-
tions
EfI-Slnglng CoEhand.
7.Ib. March Time
KOAO-Top o Morning
T.ib. Revertes
KJR-RAnch BOYS. 7:ib.
News
KIRo-Hangs Rhythm
7.i5, Farm Forum
1880 A. NJ.
EMO-Eews. 7:45. Trade
Kvi-sewn 745. Jane
Powers
ROMI-waks Up anc
Sing. 745. Sam Hayes
EJR -Breakfast CLUB
KIRO-Eews 755. Yea
Their
500 A. Nj.
KMO W axe Up and
Live. s:l5. Haven OF
Rest
RvI-Treat Time. BIS.
News.
KOMO Music: ais.
Against Storm
JR Viennese En-
sem Bile.
KIRO Buddy Clark.
B:l5. News
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IO:30 A. Nj.

KMO - Helen Holden;
l0:45. Bachelors Chill
dren
XVI - Happiness io:4b
Fashions in Song.
kOMO - Sophisticated
Ladies'. i0:45. DR. Kate
KJR-Homespun.
kIRO-Happiness: 1913
Songs of q Dreamer.
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HMO-Orch.; 3:45, Gyp-
siana.
HNI-Girl Inferno. 3 40,
World Today
KOMO - Homekeepers,
3:45. Gasoline Alley.
KJR-The Munros, 3 .45 ,
Wife Saver.
kIRO--Glrl inferno.
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kMO - Lowry Kohler.
songs. 3;45. Smtlin
Thru
kNl-Glrl Inferno. 3 Is.
World Today
kOMO - Homekeepers.
3.45 Gasoline Alley.
kJR-The idunros. ; 10
Hal Styles.
KlRO-Glrl inferno.
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4:3O Z. NJ.

.KMO-Musical Matinee.
KVI-Songs, AS, The
Symphonies.
kOMO - Dinner Music.
4:46. Kaltenborn.
HJR symphony Talk,
ABS. NJ e pol tan
Opera Guild.
HlHO-Job Finder.
500 L. Nj.
HMO - Rev. Edwards;
OILS, Crazy COWBOY
KVI-Dance Orch.
K Q NJ o - sports. b:15,
JACK Armstrong.
KJR Pot OF Gold
k1RO - Father Goose.
5.l5 School QUIZ
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GARAGE
! NEAR UNION STATION-A FTPEPPOOF

NEAR UNION sTATION-A FIREPRoOF
garage. 4OxI43: convenient location: Zoned
md commercial: steam heat; soft. paved
or call Mr. Pendletor. DU 346s. WAPLE
&, JAMES, INC. 1924 14th st. NV. DI.
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY-3-
story row brio. blk Conn. ave: Ideal
for store or Office building. Located on
st. that is developne fast into a bus
center: Call Mr.. MEAsELL OR MR..
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
1908 II ST NV National o345
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1881 panel delivery; only
- 200 actua. miles. plsn black fnlSh
with no lettering. clean lnsioe. bHS. al
be. a'iD- BIZ Ss-si SaT.ns "a a. S5a5.'' ''
WHEELER. INC. .Chrys.er Plymouth,
420l WISCONSIN, Ave. Orovay 1000.
CHEVROLET 1887 dump truck eood
Phone oxford I41f-
CHEVROLET 1871 ls-ton panel truck
pLa,cIca.y new. present miIeast 90
st. n ". Call Columbia 960e
CHEVROLET trucks. 1870 l17--6h. stake
body. $50 .00 a36 iz-ton panel. SS5 90
Fruit stand 409'2 Wash.-Baitimore blvd.
Colmar Manor, Nd. %
DODGE truck. 1885, Ii2-ton stake body;
small truck in trade c. NJ HRS, 1@7 ".
Broad st Falls Church. Va.
DODGE Ia3S. stake BODY. l5g-iu wheel
base 10000 actual miles: l owner. Will
sacrifice no further use tor Il. Maseme-,
DODGE 1885 dc luxe >. son panel de
Mr. Roper, 1130 p. / ave ne.
FORD 1896 de luxe pickup, fines, con-
d!tion owner: sacrifice, Sl95. Nj. Roper,
1880 r. I. ave. ne.
FORD 1888 1iz-;on panel: thoroughly re-
conditioned, carries our written guarantee.
bring your old truck in now before prices
60 up i nay bs TIE doTn, payment: s.595.
HILL q EIBBIIIS, 1II4 Vermont ave
National $3.50.
FORD 1910 l2-ton panel, S52j: thoroushly
reconditioned. low mileage, your old truck
NAV be the down payment, now Is the ;.me
% trade. before prices 90 up. HILL & TIB-
BITS. 1ll4 Vermont ave. Ma $3.50.
WILLYS 1898 half-tonnersl choice OF =.
suitable for any haulins; economical motor.
low-cost transportation. : very good tires.
ready 10 go 10 work for you. Cal MI
Nelson. HILL & TIBBTTTS. 1114 Vermont
ave. National $3.50
FORD 1895 50" ls-ton, Al D. c. IN
spected, Sg5: '3S So l2-ton. needs fender
repairs. SlSJ. Victory, 5SO6 Ga ave.
RA. 5000. aa
G. NJ. c. 1881 74-ton panel truck. newly
painted anc motor overhauled Splendid
condition. stored II months, low mileage.
Cheap. terms, Rear o!32 st. NV.
Michigan 96l4.
PLATFORM TRUCKS. 1885, 4-wheel. good
condition: price attractive. Nlchigan 00@s
A REAL SACRIFICE-Must sell 1871 .Dla-
mono T tractor with trailer; COS, S3.2uu
Will sell for S2.l0O. 1910 1rternationa
/ Brockvay tractor. frst-clasS condition
1882 BrocEVay van body. lS-foot eooc
condition. Will sell on terms. no rea-
Souable offer refused Here ls rea
/ chance to get some good euuiDrlent: IN
zpeCtlon available immediately. Box 80
/ z. Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

WE KNOW YOU WILL ADMIRE TURKEY
Point Maryland's S newest Chesapeake Bay
development Send for aerial photo and
plat. WATER FRONT ESTATES, Annap-
oils. Nd
section, wooded lots overlooking Bay. Spe-
cial discount this month. F. H. A. terms
still available for short time. Better con-
tract TO build your cottage before Jan. iSt.
Priorities may shut off material after that
date Drive $ miles beyond Prince Fred
erick. Solomons Island road. M. E.
ROCKHILL, INC. 2l'
Hunting Lodge or Log Cabin,
80 mi in Va, on 12-mile lake: 3 rooms,
ami Sell very reasonable Call Shep-
herd 5211, 8 TO 8 pm, or drive out; near
Va
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Equipped. Montgomery County. S26,75o
Close in; good, productive, level l32 acres
New 40 stanchion block barr. SHIPPING
nicely with Plenty Of Shade. Many other
farms. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md
Ashton 3S4i. Open evenings