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The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Good News Tor
Fields k.P.s

MOBILE. Ala Oct lss-
Coed news for kitchen police
At Kessier Fieid and four ather
alfilelds aaa contained IN an
announcement b. the district
enzinesra office recently.
through Col. l.. y. Wersham.
district engineer. ef contracts
AWARDED.
Uas contract Was signed for
pet ito peelsrs and dishWsf ssfs'
ths contracts Included. Perr-
les Bread MACHINERY Cofpor-
atioa. sidney. O.. dough mixer,
water meter for Ksesier reld,
1858. Colts Patent Fife-
arms Co. dishNashsrs for
Kessier risid aud thfse other
posts. sz.5si.50s Giseker ufE.
Co. refriKeraiors Including
Kseslsr Field. Sc 500. Read
Machinery 90, pnrfe mixers
for Keesler Fieid and ether
fields. sI3.ss0; Josiah Aniiee
a Co. potato peelefs ksesier
and elsewhere. kGa3g; steam
kettle. Biloxi and other fields.
National Sales Co. Jackson.
Miss. se.7s0
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
O. D. Uniform
Replaces Slate
Of Aviation Cadet

Warrington. y e. Oct Is
Olive drsb uniforms. that need
only officers insignia. TO Dc suIi-
able for Rcur after commission
hes been received. will replace
the old slatashiuo uniform of the
Aviation Cadet
IN an announcement. issued By
the War Department 70 was eK-
planned that The new unIfafms
except for The braided sleeve and
shoulder insignia. viii be idrnti-
cal 10 the regular uniforms Of Of
fcofa in the Army Air Force The
metal q S and winged Insignia
will be worn on the lapcls II The
elastianr blouse and slack outfit
Cadets insignia on circle Of
blue cloth Wili be worn on the
sleeve during The course Of in
ifnction Upon receipt o eom-
mission. this will bc removed and
replaced by sleeve braid and Sec
ond lcutcnanis' bars
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Did You Know

That the Air Forces are The
second largest arms Of the
United States Army, surnass-
ed IN IFS size only by The In
faniry. the oldest fighting
force In history
That the FerryiDg Com
mand. which is under the
Chief Of the II Corps. Is
charge 4 with the duty OF ly-
ing Lease Lend equipment
m he FAC Drles TO sta,lnnf
on the Coasi VIII &c they arc
delivered to the varlous coun-
iricsg
That girplanca called for In
the current Air oiecs cNpan-
sion program will consis, OF
about 0 ncr cent trainers
and transport. anftx 60 er
cent tactical airpianrsg
Tha the Army Air Forces
Is compose, Of NO branches.
the Combat Command. and the
Air Corps. under which cate
garY keesler Field fallsf
That. exclusive Of The fields
at civilian lying schools. the
Al Forces are now or win be
operating from anpro ,nalely
fis fields in the cnntir ntal
United States
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
3o4th School
Squadron

II seems as though half-hour
of exercise every morning Isn't
enough for Pfc. Theodore Grover
OF the 394ihs School Squadron.
Each morning Immediately after
chlisthentcs he jumps into his
winning suit, enlists some other
hardy souls to 20 with him and
heads Tor the pier and half
hour swim. He says this gives him
good appetite for breakfast and
Judging from the amount he cats,
all agree.
Our truck drivers seem to have
gone in for music in big way
but not good music. Somehow they
have gotten hold Of a "Beat-Up"
photograph which can be heard
PLAYING Immediately after first
call zach morning and then o I
and on throughout the day until
lights-out at night. They seem TO
get kick out OF il and their col
lection Of three or four cowboy
tunes There ere any number OF
men including some from other
squadrons who would be glad Il
the phonoaraph got In the way OF
a G.. |, truck No hard feelings.
boys BY Corp. Donald y. Priest.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
c. o. GETS LEAVE
-
Hq.. & Hq. Squad.
Air Corps RepI CTR

After spending several weeks
with no new men coming in, Hq.
K Hq.. Squadron. ACRC is now
taking on new men every day. On
October eight men were trans
ferred in and, October I, three
more came in. The squadron has
been given two more new bar
racks in anticipation of greater
expansion.
Several Of the men in the squad
ron have been sweating out
ratings lately, and if the ratings
are not printed soon, there viii
have TO be special file for La
trineograms. BY Pvt Howard r.
Gum Jr.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
304ti1 School
Squadron

The 30ith School Squadron ex-
tends Us greetings TO the Post ES-
change which just moved into
Barracks No 0 OF the Squadron.
The personnel Of this Organization
may dispense with those cross
country hikes which they made
s. frequently 10 the Post Exchange
in the tent area. The boys in the
barracks area should be able to
take on few added pounds OF
extra weight from the dextrose
maltose sugar and not lose II from
walking several miles getting back
10 the squadron after their visit
10 the Tent Post Exchange.
Members OF this organization
are paaeticing the 'rarzan Love
Call" In addition to itting up
exercises In the wec hours Of the
morning, they are Looping around
the entire squadron area (creak,
ereakN Bubbles Breen, whose
physique has 50 improved by the
early morning dash, is practicing
the rarzan yodel with cxpecia-
tions Of doing a bit in a picture
with Doty what's 'ss-
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

In q ceremony before the per-
sonucl Of the 302nd School Squad
ron ist Ii. Ronald r. Reddig.
Commanding Officer, presented
warrants Of Master Sergeant to
hernard A. Spath and Sergeant to
william 3. Edelman.
lst SGT, Frederick G. Reinhard
lefi last week on furlough to
visit his home IN Spring ield. H..
S-Sgt Howard Bushnell is on
furlough also. visiting Chicago,
The 302nd sofiball team defeat
ed tho 30Bth. II to 7. in a league
game last week. Numerous sub
stituiions Ia the 302nd lineup APP
prfciably kept the score down.
SGT Llewcllyn A. Turnock Jr.,
received diploma from the Air
Corps Institute. Scott Field. H..
upon successfully completing a
course in airplanc engines. by
Pvt Wilfrcd J. Mailctie.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Propwash from the Squadrons

an ardent follower q the sport q
S. Hubert. On his irsi trip
through the woods he popped tao
gray squirrels with his lilrl ~
Old 20 gauge
The secret IS out at last. That
nsiling haok you saw Isl Sgt p.
J. Streeter With the last few eve
nlnzs was really gaff-hook. Hes
cut after ihe biggest gar ever seen
Better 1sk the Old Cook for some
good. sound adxice. Barney.
s-sgt. August L Pruss IS hap
py AZ lasi-the fooflockers 50 long
awaited haae arrived. aeen dis
iriouted and everyone IS satisfied.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Both School
Squadron

After enduring the neat Of Jef-
fefson Barracks. Mo the men Of
the 39ein School Squadron are
taking tne sand of Keesier Field
n stride. So vel are they sc-
ciimaiing themselves that the
squadron sofipsii team has taken
the nickname of the -Sandmen.r
The Team has borrowed The
motto of Inc theaier---ssthe show
must go on After taking good
care Of many pickup teams by
lopsided scores the club was
broken Up by the transfer of SIX
men. However. after mgeh hard
work IL has been neorganized and
ls fast rounding into another top
notch team. - BY Pvt John c.
Haldeman.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Dancing Class
Started for
Soldiers

"Ons. iwo@~ioKeiheT. Three,
fonr--4eKethcf. one. two"
with The count Of The touten-
i.oasl boz step erholna through
the hall. and the rhythm Of the
recording "Whieha Know. joe
supplying the beat q score pf
Kecslef Field men stepped to-
Eeihcr" 81 The opening session II
the enlisted mems dancing Ella
IN Biloz Friday evening. Oeio=
Der .
Miss Jaeguellne Fonlaine. m
sifuctrcas. and Miss Louise Firtb.
assisting. divided their time
among the group. encouraging The
shv. and giving helpful hints =
Miss Foniainr has. i1r the patt
nInc months bei1 assfling 10 90
eial-aoidief activity, working dl-
feeily under Mrs. J. II Boeman,
Biloxi Community Club leader
The eiasses. said Miss Fnn-
lalnc. will continue as long IS
the boys dnsire ihrm. Meetings are
held every Friday At p. m. IN
the rizaiii Pavilion Remember.
she laughed We enjoy the boys
as much as we do the dance, and
we'll teach them any steps they
may care 10 learnt
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Squadron
395th School

The song birds of the 3e5th
School Squadron. Pvts. John P.
Christie and Edwin G. Cowan. had
a chance TO prove themselves
Thursday evening al the Keesler
Field Variety Show. They sang
some popular songs and did very
we'll They were big hit with the
boys.
Pvt. Douglas A. Mulllcan has
Iust returned after enjoying a
three-day pass,
A noticeable feature Of this or
ranization is the way the boys
keep their mess kits shining. The
K. P.'s at the open-air mess real
ly consider that great thing and
are always asking the boys how
It's done
This squadron is well represent
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Eight Ambulances
I'm Use ON Field Here

Eight field ambulanccs. opersl-
cd by Ton men arc now IN use at
Kecslef Field.
Post dispcnsary requires the ser
vices of six amhulances and driv-
ers daily. the Gnlfpori airport uses
one. with driver and his assls-
tant A night-emergency amb0-
lance, with driver and alternate
is stationed at the field The motor
pool has twenty Of the 1871
field amhulances az hand, The
machines. capable Of speed Of
IS m phi, are equipped with fresh
air intake fans. heaters, and pow
erful side spoillFhts
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Medical
Detachment

Ratings were given out last
week in the Medical Detachment.
The promotions included two
staff sergeants, one sergeant. three
corporals and six prIvstes first
class.
Sgt. Thomas ]. Gosseti has been
transferred TO the Medical De-
tachment here from Fl. McPher-
son. Ga. Welcome sergeant.
SGT Howard Aaron and Corp.
Laurel Jones returned Sunday
from weekend trip. The pur-
pose Of the trip. II is understood.
was to recuperate from last
weeks work.
Corp. Cleo Aebel is attending
church regularly. Why?-By Pfc.
Alfred Z. Rainey.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
al4th School
Squadron

In the hidden recesses OF Naval
Reserve Park along Back Bay is
located the 4l4th School Squad
ron. Seventy men comprise its en-
tire strength, s6 Of whom were
transferred and assigned to the
squadron on October 4. Only one
Of three detached service men
assigned to the 4i4th has report
ed so far. He is Sgt. Saul SuslSind,
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Hq. & Hq. Sq..
A. G. T. S.

Back from furlough after re-
visiting home scenes are Sgt. Earl
Stearns who could. il he would,
do more than mention the wes ther
in Detroit; Pfc. Emil Salo, with
a bag Of partridge to boast about;
Pvt. Bernard Barry, the one and
only "Bugsboo": and Pvt. Gerald
Erdshl Welcomel Twice well
comet
lst 1t. Howard C. Williams,
squadron commander. has become
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

or slsh thaf
The members of tfiif ofgsnlza-
tlon sfe eagerly boxing fora zro
Il me softbail games u be played
N me fields league Tnf j6fth
81 sebail team defeated ine top
tenn Il jefferson Barracks. No
dprInz ilf short stay 81 that sta-
tlon. The boys are confident u a
rsoeatef here 81 KeexleF Field -
b. Pvt Burton Hzwn-
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Military
Police

n you should see ere Of the
Military Police strutting around
with his shirt buttons ready 10
pop of you might bet your last
dime that he's wearing Badge No
?. About the middle Of last week.
a supply Of very neat looking
badges arrived for the use and sd-
ditionsl distinction Of the Military
Police when on duty.
Although all badges are num-
bered. a special honor is bestowed
on the wearer Of Badge No .. His
reason for prominently displaying
the honor badge Is an indication
Of unusual service and conduct
during the previous week.
CAPT. CA>TER HEADS BOARD
Capt Ralph Canter. Provost
Marshal, heads the board Of
judges who win decide on each
Individual claim to the award.
judgment is based upon an index
OF values, including the punctual-
ity. appearance. conduct (cour-
tesy and disposition) and obe-
dience.
However, the greatest emphasis
and decisive factor in the deter
mination Of the award is placed
upon an outstanding deed of
courtesy and thoughifulness or
conduct in handling particularly
difficult or unusual situation. In
the absence OF some one very out
standing act during the week
the NJ. P. who has handled a
series OF Incidents with courtesy
and special attention will be the
recipient OF the honor badge
Persons outside the Military Po-
lice organization, both military
and civilian can help in the pro-
gram by submitting voluntary re-
ports describing we'll handled dis
positions OF incidents accom-
panied by members OF the Mill
tary Police.-By Private Edgar L.
Brookhouzen.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
QUIZ ANSW ERS

IN 1922
2. Maxwell Field. Ala
8 Army nurse can be address
- A. Mis A. they arc required
Q be unmarried
Enlisted men are not permit
i1s have dates with army
nufaaf who have rank rs com-
m|ssioncd officers Nurses are also
entitled 70 . salute and other mil.
iiafs conflesics given epmmle-
stoned officers.
5. Six Air Corps fields and IS
civilian schools,
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Hq. & Hq. Sq..
18th AB

Furloughs seem TO be the order
OF the times in Headquarters and
Headquarters Squadron, 69th Air
Base. At present there are nine
men from the outfit scattered to
homes throughout the east, middle
west and south.
These men and their destination
are as follows: Aviation Cadet
Giltner T. Twist, Springfield. ILL.,;
Tech Sgt. John J. Leonard, Pow
er. W. Va; Sgt John L. Tate,
Campbell. Me-. Sgt Dale r. Der
ringer, TaylorvRss, u Vernon r.
Wymer. Chester Hin o.: James L.
Vol, Pontiac, Mich. Warren G.
Robey. Stamping Ground, KY.
and Pvt. Francis d. Fuller. Elm
hurst, Ill.
c. o. GETS LEAVE
Headquarters. Commanding Of
ficer, lst Lit. r. l.. Brod is 'tak-
ing off for Dayton, o., on short
leave October 6. End 1t. Warren
Whitehurst. Supply Officer. will
be acting commander in his alb
sence.
Many men OF Hos. are signing
up for school Most OF them are
already graduates OF one branch
or the other Of the school but de-
sire TO study specialists courses in
their chosen army work.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

Sd a. Tulane un.aerzity home
fsosbail games. 4 number of the
fellows nave seen the first t2o
games q she season and enjoyed
them immensely By Pvt. Roland
8. Zeinert.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
Announce
Art, Photo
Contest

Personnel of kee Ter Field with
artistic ieanlnFs and photography
talent have an oppoftunliv 10
mekc some spending money
through q ronlesi spon ored hv the
Hobby Guild ~ Ameriat hsad-
qnartered IN NcW York City
All officers and enlisted per-
sonnet Of tho Army, Navv and
Marine forces will be eligible to
comnete The subjects 10 be paintp
ed drawn or nhntogrpphed are TO
portray lie Al rgmn o. nt SRA,
irn'ninu mHnenpefs or recreation
Humorous esoecis mny bc lnclud-
Cd
The art conlrsi ls divided into
ihfcc sections the first includes
ara VIM. keiahine and cartoon
ing, IN ink. pencil or charroal
The second includes na'niing IN
Oh or water celnes The third IN
eludcs carving in wood ar soap.
o. Modelling in clay
All entries shnuld be sent %
thp uohhv Guild ~ Amcricp. "a
". a3rd stecei New York civ.
Closins dnio tnr entries is No
Hember IS lgil
The awards include
isi prize $50 90
md prIae 4......4 SqAnn
ard hrlse .....4. SIN 90
tth 10 10th prizes s9ae
nth To 75th prizes
Merit Certificates
The photography contest Is 10
include snapshots portraying lfe
among the armed forces The
arigcs include
lsi prize .....44s. $500
End prize ....+4- $500
5rd prize ...,f. $1,000
Ath 10 10Th prizes ..ss $50
iith TO 2sih prizes
Merit Certificate.
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
The Chaplain Speaks
~ the Rev. Auhrey 4. D. zellner. 4
Assistant Post Chaplain

Honest Abe onrr said that any
one could make mlsiake. but
onlv fool makes iht same mis-
irka over and over This i : BIZ
OF aund advice thai We can all
well consider and spply 70 mile
iAr. ifc Il s human to MAKE
mistake. BuL as Hise men. we
musi realize our fault and profit
bv the erruf
In oar routine duiue. ouf sup
crlaf officer has 8 fight 10 alert
and intelligent service The Army
needs service from ua that ls not
merely satisfactory. but service
that il ftufffdf
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
The Keesler Field News

Volume d Number October IS, 1871
supplement nuifpor D2il1
Wednesday afternoon without 10 the Federal
and without remuneration tbs Public Relations staff
kse Isid The views and epinion expressed in fif kErs
thrnsslvss.
reflect Of
officers Keesief Field
EDITORIAL STAFF
Commanding officer Col. Arthur ". Brock Dr.
y. Public Relations officer
Managing Editor Pvt Clifford *. INHf
Assistant Editor PVT Kenneth = Miller
Pvt Iobn n. Pvt. Richard
Pfc Dominic NJ. Krgyspnos Alan
Pvt Gerald Hfdahi Pvt Prescott NJ Little
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
RISE VIII RESOLUTION

n We rise every lime 81 fal.
with > good resolution for the NJ
tiire. We will some Time rise 10
stay
TO have wCaihcred the storm
OF military life and ils temptations
and 20 find ourselves Oh top is n
credit TO our country, to our loved
ones. snd 70 ourselves before God
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15
REFLECTS On AL

Sloppy performance Of duty Of
anr man reflect not only on that
individual. bat on the whole per-
sonnet We must function pfopzr-
ly 70 make The samc mistake
over and over Is just moi worthy
~ good soldier
A great Bishop once said that
we can learn by our mlstskeg. noi
only ihe arts but even The virtues.
Our moral life cen profit be r7.f-
takes, TOO. The Morale Department
is concerned about this II is not
Eager 10 find moral lapseF. but
when one DOES occur There
should be some profit derived
from il. Il "a, perhaps, a hard way
I learn by misishe. but it is one
waY 10 learn. We often suffer In
the process and Wr carry sears.
but we learn very effectively
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

3 ZeinerL
The Keesler field news., 1941-10-15

Merit Certificates
The photography contest Is 10
include snapshots portfaying l'fe
among the armed forces The
..n..a. Ln.inln.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

MANUFACTURERS REPRESENT ATIV F
wants deSp space in centrally located Office
bldg Call Hobart 411G. g-I1 Mon Jan e
Evening star., 1941-01-05
T M FPY INC

z. NJ. FRY. INC.
sS40 Wisconsin Ave WI 614O
CORNER BRICK-CONV. NE.
OPEN-IrOl D ST NE
Arranged for families; baths, 3
Evening star., 1941-01-05
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-ABOUT ; ACRES OF WOODED
land. suitable for cabin site. within -
miles OF College Park. Phone evenings.
. to II. Warfie.d u9-7.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY: 2 ACRES
wooded: $50 down. $40 per month. Box
H-E Star.
VIRGINIA. OR MORE ACRES COM
mu'ing distance good building site; Will
a'so consider moderate priced country
home o. farm. Give exact location de-
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Evening star., 1941-01-05
6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. Sc 95C

A group of distinguished homes in Alex
andE.a. overlooking Potomac River, with
unusually fine details 10 rooms and =
baths. Large living rooms with unique
snack pantries. Flagstone terraces. land
scaped gardens. Oh alr-cOndltloned heat
viii appeal TO the most dIScrIm Inatirg
purchaser. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901
Columbia pike. Chestnut 134l or Temple
Evening star., 1941-01-05
CUT-OF-TOWk REAL ESTATE.

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA-6 ROOMS,
ba tbs. center hail, 2-csr gsrage. 4-room
apt above cor lot. l31x1 90 deep. for
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plans and photo %
COLONIAL-TYPE RESIDENCE ALBANY,
Georg!a o rooms. 4 baths. modern con-
venlences. 5-car garage, l2-acre lgndscaped
lot OUTSTANDING home 81 sacrifice price.
SD 900 LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata Nd.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
FOR CDLORED
5339 BLAINE STREET NE

See ms y new SIH-ro0m uItr.m0 :
wood floors. air CONDITIONED. coIored tile
baths. streamLned Eitchens, knottv pine
recreation room and many hcc fea-
S-cur is bcl!a'i ing Priced at $3.50. on
easy terms O1c1 fo- inspection
Evening star., 1941-01-05
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ROOMS, BATH AND LARGE ATTIC;
,arge screened porch. Buchanan st., betw.
l5th and 14th. Box 452-E, Star. q.
PETWORTH. 420S Bird ST N.W-6-RM.
recreation room, brick garage. Cali RA,
92lS Sunday. bet lO-4: ewes. 81
Evening star., 1941-01-05
5514 LAMBETH ROAD.
PFTHECDA LAND

We invite YOU to INSPECT this new two
s.ory brick and stone home. with larEe
rooms, = baths. oil heat, slate roof. copper
V7ter pipes, toilet in basement, fully in
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on lO' 65NlHj. concrete street; now all OF
tbs for only $ 500, IN a restricted COM
n.u9lry. surrounded by beautiful homes.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
5435 CONDUIT RID. NV.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol 81. Realtor. Ma. s.
II c,n CNnnpE

cU0 NOI VI OdpIVUI Ot' INVdIVVIt 1'4l' VI'IO'
F ST. STORE.
635 F ST. NV, DIRECTLY
ACROSS THE STREET FROM
THE .HECHT co. AND IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF A
PROPOSED DEPARTMENT
STORE AND MANY GOVERN
MENT BUILDINGS. WILL RE-
MODEL TO SUIT RESPONSIBLE
TENANT. RENT REASONABLE.
APPLY REINER PROPERTIES,
INC, OWNERS, 18th AND K
SITS NV
Evening star., 1941-01-05
$3.50

1855 Chevy Chase blvd.---Lovely Cape
Cod-type home, " very large bedrooms. liv-
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generous sized kltchen: maids room in
basement: on 'srce level fenced-in lot;
st-ached garage zs,,,, You may select paper for for
property at once or call MR.. POWELL,
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Jog North Adams s. Rockville, Nd
Open Sunday. Phone $50.
LOOKING FOR A HOME IN THE
TnTTNrpVN

SEE this. Located in one Of highest
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four bedroom house, Sltua ed on hill CON-
mandi0s beautiful panoramic view: GO
cleared acres Of chester loan soil: ample
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aoreaee with aood timber. electricity: telr-
phone: ab ute privacy. price 10000. in
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Evening star., 1941-01-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3 ACRES ON KNOLL IN AN EXCELLENT
location with beautiful view, miles from
Memorial Bridge; restricted surroundings
2O0-ft. frontage. This IS an IDEAL place
for home in country. q 200. 500 down.
$50 month VERNON M LYNCH & son,
Office. miles out Columbia pike Phone
Alexandra 1906 Closed Sundays
BUII DFRS AND NVESTORS-ACREAGE z
and building lots. located on Bradley rd
River I'd Colesyille pike. Conn ave
Chevy Chase Nd and Livingstone I'd. 2
suitable for high-graGe and lnW-cost hcus-
ing: also 100 income properties. FULTOE
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye St. District $3.50.
S25 DOWN, $40 MONTH-Iia ACRES;
corner: II miles D. C; S275. Lincoln
3f4I or 10i5-J.
ARLINGTCN-WE HAVE 10 AND %
acf S within - miles Of Key Bridgc s. .0Ol
per acre vat. sewer trans pOrtdtIQn ad-
Jacelt Call Mr. HINES Ches'nu' 55Sa
FOR SALE-l4 ACRES OF LAND; SPLEN-
did bu ding sites .argn trees. running
water. ru good road near Tyson Cos
Road. Va. See owner HAMPTON VII
LARGE TRACTS OF WOOD
ED LAND ON MAIN BLVDS.,
FROM S10O PER ACRE UP.
w. S. HOGE, JR., 1915 LEE
HGWY.. CHI. 0600.
Evening star., 1941-01-05
NATEP. .FEONT FARN NINE COLONIAl

nrick house. built about ! 40 on a hi
with panoramic view Of water. shore arc
t1IeSt- The house has rooms. hiEh cei.
lICs. cer'rr hal fr--accs and otht
C1qraC c-lSrIC feature n unrestored con-
d.tiou. H. acres. with nearly l mile or
water i1 historic section. p miles from
washington over hare roads. price. $50
600. =. Goo down :. interest on balance
see MASON HIRST. Annandale Va. a. the
end Of Columbia ni'L. Phone Alexandra
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