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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Bus Riders
Shelter on
A ST. Slated

Plans for divorcing loading anC
unloading of shipyard workers IN
the 18th and A ST. area were an.
nounced Wednesday by Walter
FARMLAND. Tacoma director Of wal
transportation.
This will be accomplished. he
said, by construction of a shell
ter In the middle of 10th ST.,
between A st. and Pacific ave-.
where the Victory center Is
now situated.
The work will be started next
week on building of the shelter
on a design now already in the
hands of Utilities Commissioner r.
d. O'Neil.
workers coming back from
the tideflats will be unloaded
on 18th 1T. between A and Pa
cific ave-, ~ at present."
FARMLAND said.
But as long as loading and un-
loading are done at the same point,
there will always be serious con-
gestion. discomfort and inconveni-
ence. have wanted to avorce
these elements of the transporta-
ton arrangement for some time.
However. the one logical place
for loading was 10th St, and that
was being utilized almost daily by
Victory center. with its elaborate
platform structure.
"on Tuesday the plan was an
Continued on Page 3, Column IL
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Bone 10 Welcome Office Visitors

night Sen. Bone urged support 81
Initiative No. II. authorizing
public utility districts 70 acquire
properties Of private utility com
psnies. a. = means Of obtaining
more power for defense"
1T IL Of great Importance 10
our production program that the
Bonneville : Grand Cou.ee power
system. which IL now almost en-
tireiy devoted 70 the nanufseture
of materials for war, should BE-
augmented BY the acquisition of
other utility properties In the
northwest. ne said.
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U. s. Senator Homer r Bone
has arrived In Tacoma for a brief
visit and win welcome his friends.
he announced Wednesday.
The senator has established
quarters al zis Postoffice bldg.
where ne will greet callers through
Wednesday and Thursday.
Holidays mean nothing n Us
back in Washington. - why should
IL mean anything here Bone COM
nented when asked II ne would
receive callers Thanksgiving day.
In radio address Tuesday
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AIfbos1h ~ offj<lai 6e1ian ~
YET pssn taken. eeunty enmmle-
sion~rs plan - eioes sp>Soiloa 4
fh< c1fstr farm a namnos -
Gauss a psesj<ns n masstnlnsrr
somp>t~nt hep.
This sss 5lnrio&e4 "Wednesday.
u - imsi~r~s1ed IN foualr -
firmssy a ~ sane ln<sslsn IN
- msinta'asd. buf fh~ il>os1a<n
1fii ~ sid ard fsrm lnnzs wsIf
y i~sHd. u present p1ans ~
e4fnsd thssush.
y VS. lhaz9nl ~ STATE w&11sro
dspsftsn<nt nieAf rzst 10 un<es-
tsk~ operatiou ~ ~ fnrm. ~
tfe eg1nty Ne beea n6s11s1 ~
stats isa'f Ia<ereslel
Accordingly. a il oew ptnnn>1
- offer IN f4Fm staeh fer 80 =
sszetlen. BIT - 1eflalie $50 ~
b~~n tsk@a toward thla psp>e1l1pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-26
Deliver Military
Moil on Thursday

Military posts and ssr Indus
tres will receive mail az usual on
Thanksgiving day. bat Otherwise
All post office facilities a. the
main and sun stations will be
closed for the holiday. Postmaster
George r. Fishburns announced
Wednesday.
Previously announced a. re-
naming open all day. the Internal
Revenue office s'iil close a. nom
Thursday. Clarke Squire. collector.
stated.
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TRY TO DELAY
GAS RATI0N|NG

WASHINGTON 4 -flndin,
committee Of the oOngressiona
bloc seeking poStponement a
nation wide gasoline rstionins
Wednesday recommended a 81,
months try-out OF voluntary tir.
saving in all or parts Of the now
area. before rationine
il enforced.
The committee. headed by
Rep. Clinton p. Anderson. d..
N. NJ. further recommended
'.that the studies Of the office
OF petroleum coordinstor aud
the office Of defense trans
portafion be utilized In an
effort To make sure that our
transportatIen system
throughout the country does
not suffer a sudden and drastic
collapse through premature
and forced gasoline ration
ing"
Anderson presented his COM
nittee's recommendation in testi-
wing before the house interstate
md foreign commerce committee.
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Pilot Is Killed
MCHORD FIELD-

MCHORD FIELD-A board Of
inquiry Wednesday was investi-
eating = fighter plane crash about
five miles south Of OnaIaska,
Wash. in which the pilot. FIRST
Lieut. Marcus N. Sur Of Effing-
ton. H.. was killed. air force pub
lie relations officers said.
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veterans snssr<d "A Noadsy. Ths
ttississ siil u<fe nnpp.sx up
snefnT nests ~ fesisfsnf< and
fighting apparently vas fluid.
USING ARTILLERY
Both Am<rsesa forces. hsffsr.
ink primarily II fsons. and TIE
Australians concentrating On oons
ana Hsnsnsnd<r. about five miles
northwest ~ bsn.. nos Uefe m.<.
ING fsii 49, u sssiIierr. The
heavier Esns arrived uifhis sh<
past feN a&ts ard n<seIf noa
allied positions snsbi<a fh<m %
counter the snemyss steady faorssr
ana artillery fire.
ms allies Biz sdssnfsxs go
air power.
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Thanksgiving Rites
Tonight Open Holiday

Tacoma's Thanksgiving day
observance Was scheduled 70
start Wednesday evening with
union church services in two
areas while many housewives
were revising their customary
turkey cooking schedule in or
der to satisfy war plant work.
ers who viii put in full shifts
on the holiday.
Thursdays observance IN
clndes morning union church
services and the annual Stadi-
um-Lincoln city championship
high school football game.
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Kill 70 Jops. Seize
Guns on CuodoIconol

WARRINGTON A minor en-
smy threat 70 Hend<rson field ga
Gisadsiesnai vas crushed when =
marine pstfoi killed 10 Jspsnes<
and captured five machine guns.
the navy announced Wednesday.
Only usarins casualties Hsre two
wounded.
The action occurred - Nam
buio. . small settlement south
west Of Henderson field and four
miles from the mouth Of the Ma
tanlkau river.
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lie said the United states aa~
has is-months supply Of crald<
rubber On hand enough 20 give
synthetic plants ample time 10
come INTO production
Earlier. Rep. Hatton ". sum
mcrs ID. TEX. urged abandon
ment Of natlon-wias sasollne "a
tioning plans and charged that ~
looks too much like the same bug
that bit Hitler II hitting some
people In this government
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Gift Depots for City Plonned
Tacoma to Play
Santa Claus to
Men In Service
rs inexpensive Items Listed

cheer and good wishes dripping
sentimentally all over IL. Is simply
this:
A list OF some IS inexpensive
gifts particularly desirable to men
in the armed forces has been COM
piled. Tacomans are asked to
pick out one Of the items. purchase
il. wrap II and finally deposit IT at
any Of the various gift depots. E"
which will be set up.
From there II win he sent
to some member of the armed
forces In the Puget Sound
ARA.
That's the plan. The gift de-
pots" will open Nov. 80 and close
Dec. Is.
The idea Was conceived by
the civic and service Kroups
OF Tacoma and vicinity. It has
the whole-hearted support Of
Gov. Arthur b. Langlie and
Mayor Harry p. Cain.
Tacomans will not be alone in
playing Santa Claus to the men in
the armed forces in the Puget
Sound area. Seattle and other
cities and towns are also going to
put on similar campaigns.
In Tacoma. Miss Wilma Zim-
norman, state president of the
Business and Professional Wo-
mems clubs. will be chairman Of
the program. Almost every civic
organization. church. school and
college in the city. as well as many
Continued on Page 5, Column ID
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which Is inquiring Into wartime
consumption and production VI
petroleum.
Meanwhile. sen. Harry =.
Truman. D.. Mo. chslrman %
thr senate committee iave<ti-
eating the war program. an
neuneed that his group win
conduct hearings merit Monday
and Tuesday In Kansas CITY
On the impending nationwide
gasoline rntionlag program.
lie said the committee viii hear
"a number Of mayors and ether
civic leaders from surrounding
states" IS well ss representatives
Of large and independent oil COM
panies.
Anderson said officials who
claim gasoline rstioninr Is neces-
sary 20 conserve rubber had not
taken into consideration an esti-
mated 5000. 900 idle tires. and that
agencies atm do not
know how many new tires are
Iying In warehouses and on deal
rrs' shelves.
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BY ED NEAGHER
aeoma Times staff Writer

Tacoma, which can get Just a.
sentimental about Christmas As
any old city in the land, Is going
TO play Santa Claus TO the men in
the armed forces this year.
The old town has taken on
the job Of filling one Of the
biggest Christmas stockings
In the history of the world.
And It's going 20 fill 10 solidly
from the toe mp 10 the brim.
The plan. which has Christmas
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Aussies, Yanks Battle Japs
Hand 10 Hand in New Guinea

GIN. M.eAnTHuR's HEAD
QUANTITIES.. ssm~sh<s~ n Ass-
tr.lis--Amefiesn and Australia
troops Wednesday ~srs batting
bsna-fo-hand sifh Jspsnes< dss-
pefateIy trying 70 hold the inner
dsfsnss ring u thsir dsin1iing
buns Coma beach head In Forth
east Ns1 Guinea
Enemy casualties were heavy.
The allied troops ~srs asssalflnx
an apparently strong asfsass line.
Their progress naturally vas
slowed temporarily - they sys-
teuaflcsiix siisncsd one eleysfiy
concealed machine gun nest after
another. oFsrpo~srsd other pre-
pared positions sn1 cleaned nsssnsr-
osls Japanese snipsrs from eam0s-
tagged nests n eoeonst psifs
trees
WAGE LOSING BATTLE
a eommuniqns from Gen. Doug
isx NaeArthurs hea a quarters
summed sp the situation Ia one
sentence heavy fighting BY land
and air RACES throughout the posi-
to-. Dat there was every In
dieafion that the japanese we're
wszlng a loslng battle.
IN the vicinity Of Coma. . mis-
sion village. snchoring the north
srn end Of the I5-mile snemy-held
coastal strip. fighting again
nared up after Australian Jungle
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k0LESTHH3

Wednesday from 5:26 p. m.
until s:29 a. m. Thursday.
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Hitler Tries
To Get Air
Supremacy


LoNDoN--Reports from the
Moreeea radio "Wednesday nlxht
said that Americas and Busi<A
troops are tanning cut over
south Tunisia Ia bar attempt.
by German Marshal ErwIn
ksmm~I 10 sead In force. from
Tripoiitanis.
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LONDoN.-AdoIf Hitler Is rush
ing sirplsnes from the Russian
front To SARDINIA and Sicily IN .
desperate attempt to get suprem-
aey Of the air and sea IN the
Tunisian none. II WAS said author-
itativeiy Wednesday.
II was admitted that the rein.
forcements we're heavy and that
the Axis air forces were making
big raids ON Allied ports and chip
ping.
The informant suggested that
the Italian battle fleet might take
10 sea 10 Join IN the attack. but
said a strong allied naval covering
force would be waiting for H.
BATTLES INCREASE
Dispatches from Africa report
ed that Allied and Axis armies
had FLASHED In widely separated
zones Of Tunisia and that battles
on land and In the air. increasing
steadily In ferocity and size, por-
tended an early decisive test Of
strength.
AIMED headquarters reported
that all was gong well as the
main forces moved steadily east
ward toward the Germans mssslnx
along the East Tunislan coast
A eommunlqus had reported the
throwing back OF German adj
vanced units only "a miles south
west Of Tunss by American troops
supported by French attachments.
PRISONERS CAPTURED
The British First army. advanc-
ing along the north coast, mad
forced back German advanced sis-
ments only little west Of Bizerts
and in the south psrsehuts troops.
siiIl active many days after they
had been landed In enemy infested
zones. had broken up German
armored columns and captured
prisoners.
In Llbya the British Eighth
army vas driving hard. attn press
ing the rstrestlng German Afrika
Korps. in the 70-mlis stretch be-
tween AKedsbis and VI AghslIs.
trying TO keep the Germans from
a line for = stand.
BIG SCALE BOMBING
Planes Of the middle eastern
c m m and. including those Of
heroic Malta. continued . bg
seals bombing offensive al the
usy from Crete 70 sardinia and
Libya TO the Tunislan coast
Bot II was said auth0fitatiysiy
here that the German and Italian
arr forces N SARDINIA and Sicily.
lbs ssd 100 miles respectively
from Tunisis. rad been heavily re-
and we're making big
raids On allied ports and shipping
n North Africa.
Evening star., 1942-08-27

w: 2. a. PROJECT NO. DC-49-1O4. CON-
MlSSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUMBIA, WASHINGTON, D. C-separate
Elementary School Building No. -. to be
known q. the WALTER B. PATTERsON
SCHOOL" op site located at the Southwest
corner Of chesapeake Street and Nichols
Avenue. Avenue. s.W.. , 1in square No, 5000 Wash-
asSa s 1s $685. ssssiSss II 'faa saap S2
Sept. 3, ie4S. ana then then puSlisis SSsSsI opened ned
and read aloud. The Instructions to Bid
ders, Form Of Bid, Form Of Contract, Plans,
Performance Bond, may be examined and
secured at the Office Of the CHIEF Clerk,
Engineer Department.. Room 427. District
Buildings: and copies thereof obtained upon
ddsp9sosit da9ss OF : certified check. payable to the
Twenty Dollars. Csc. .o05 for each set.
Not more than three CD sets Will be fur
nished TO any one general contractor.
Upon returning such sets promptly and in
good condition, said deposits will be
right. to waive any informalities in or to
reject any or all bids. Each bidder must
deposit with his bid security in an amount
not less than hye per centum l5s) Of
re fhs base bd in the form and subject TO
70 Bidders Time viii n not e Be I material lateral
factor IN svsluatins bids. tsee para
Attention Of bidders is oarticuiariy
sailed sinns i 70 n, the reauiTements e to condi;
minimum wage. rates, to be paid under
his bd within tsrs S'oas eso 8ss ds sssT ths
actual date OF opening thereof. (See par
srfah si ftrqsssss: =, 5esss sssir. 4
u24,25,26.27,2S,2
Evening star., 1942-08-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANK ]. MEYER, Attorney,
Ab52 Fairfield Dr., Bethesda, Nd.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Iumbia.-..In re application Of Josephine
Martin for Change Of Name.-Civil Action
n1 ssa a672n josephine Marta having
her. name to Dolores yosephtne Smith.
and having applied to the Court for an
by law in such cases. 1t Is. by the Court,
this. 11th day Of August. .194S, ordered
II any there n be- on or before % the 5th sdse; dsy
Of September. 1912. why the prayers 81
said complaint should not be granted:
Provided that q copy of this order be
published once week for three con-
secutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. DAVID A. PINE, Justice. tSeaI)
true copy, Test: CHARLES E.
Deputy Clerk aul3,2O27
Evening star., 1942-08-27
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.


THOs. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERs,
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ONE-STORY BRICK STORE
BUILDING WITH ADJACENT
PARKING AREA, OPERATED AS
A SUPER SHOPPING STORE
AND OCCUPIED BY THE A. 4 p.
SITUATE AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF GEORGIA AVENUE
AND MORTON STREET, NORTH
WEST, BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 3400 GEORGIA
AVENUE NV.
dated November 15. 1941, being instru-
ment No. 39635, recorded November IL,
fgal' ft,al amonE 3 the land records of the Dis.
4xsfyEsHS + n REsa!Fsi p19 OF zRzx saaas ab
the following described land and premises,
ssas1s as se ana Rses ess % S 2 S1a ID
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, as 81 per Jt plat
o coumbia "a IN me Lper e. fSr e.
~, pelng further described by metes and
Pounds p0 ns IN said deed of trust. Said block
-. Terms: Sold subject to lease held by
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Com
pany. at rental Of $3.50 90 per month,
at the time of sale. Also sold Subject to
g prior deed Of trust for approximately
S5I.770.s9, with interest from August i.
is4Z' az 4 4Ha% Der annum and prior over
ddne dne trusts aggregating approximately
SSoo;0o0;0 go, with interest since August /,
nya@ I Further particulars of these trusts
Ihe purchase price above said trust to
pc paid In cash. A deposit Of $4,000 90
REQUIRED. Conveyancing, recording, etc
at purchasers cost. Terms to be com,
Piled with within thirty days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property may be
OF the trustees.
MARY e. BELL
IRVING B. YOCHELSCN
Trustees.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

cco3MslMIIIssIoNERs c3s or THE pIsTRIcT OF or
hearings having been held by the Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia In
the matter Of closing certain streets and
hereinafter described. and the said Com
missioners being satisfied as to the equity,
Justice and advisability of said closines,
and that the same will not be detrimental
TO the public interests nor to the interests
HEREBY GIVEN that the he said : commis, cM IS
sioners have prepared the following order
Ordered: That pursuant to the provi-
sions OF Pg'blic Act No. 307, approved Dec
cember l5, 1882, the street and alley
areas are , As shown in green on plats ,led In
a737, 273s and s73e are hereby ordered
after september ss is4s the ef title eh to the the
land comprised in said areas so closed to
revert to the .ahutting property owners. as
ordered closed being described as follows:
westerly from New York Avenue Ne. 2.
Closing part of public alley in Square gel.
5osz Giesins Of Of public alleys IN SQUARE
closinas within thirty tsop t''" DAYS after itsq
the date of this publication as indicated at
the beginning hereof; otherwise said order
1942. and the street and alley areas as
herein described shall on and after said
enectlve date become closed in accordance
With the provisions of said Public Act No.
3nn, approved DECEMBER Is, 1922. JOHN
Columbia "a
au26a7.o .os %. .31;se1,e 1,e,3.4,5.se,1o,11
Evening star., 1942-08-27
PROPOSALS.

h1ssr6aFRso n y s. PRo5EeT H p No % DC loaar a. m CON
sealed bids Tor Construction aatsfe of CERTAIN
: Of saldins for the B, G. + REcoRDER S9R Tfi
dn SQUARE No, 1857. Washinston Wash see'S D. G. G.
pna, ppil1 be zaa oeeeiyed BY said Commissioners at
D. G., until 2 o'clock PM, Sept. 4, iS42,
apa abs 1hsn publicly opened and read aloud
Fofm ST conraet to Bidders ESrm Of Bid
Bond Bond may be examined and secured "a at
Of shn Gef Ds4e Gs5e snass BnEnssr
and copies thereof obtained upon deposit
Of a certified check. payable to the Col
DOLLARS $4,000 for each W set. Not lot
sees4 aen,stor w be to
sets promptly and in good condition. said
aieposits viii be refunded. The Commits
Sloneas stone reserve the right to waive any in
Each bidder must deposit with hi his bid bid
sent, seGuriTy n an amount mo equal to ve per
and subject to the conditions provided in
the Instructions to Bidders. Attention of
bidders is particularly called to the require
Observed and minimum wage rates to Be Be
paid under the contract. No bidder may
sfitndFaw With FSs his bid within thirty 30
Of. G. NJ. THORNETT. Secretary. Board
OF sasaasaSsa GGsaa@asissaiSSnsT: p O. Aug a. 1912
h1ys15sERe RR9'5T 6s TE8 E3 bfSTRaf RS a6
auMsA ssalea hid, wsishinssOn ish
Alterations and Additions ' to Main a. Steam Steam
paEbs f05 on 'ss Site P located 6 Rs ss
sps..ts the korshssst 6 &c corner of p snd sixth
insson VIII Sfasse ss rseei1sa Ne 1ss ), ~ash ssid
Commissioners at Room 500, District Build
ing. Washington, D. c., until . O'Clock
pnsn.. pM; Sept sDs 4. 1912. and then publicly
% Fos aoud e Bid The Form aon
tract: Plans, Specifications. and Forms Of
BID BOND also Performance Bond may be
examined and secured at the Office of the
Chlef Clerk, Engineer Department. Room
obtained upon deposit Of a certified check
payable to the Collector Of Taxes, b. o.
zach. set, Not more than three i3) sets
o any and ose M b
upon returning such sets promptly and
in good condition. said deposits will be
refunded. The Commissioners reserve the
right hight. to waive any informalities in or te
deposit with his bid security in an amoun,
equal to five per centum (5T) of the base
bid in the form and subject to the condi-
tons provided in the Instructions to Bid
called to the requirements as to conditionl
OF employment TO be observed and mini
mum wage rates to be paid under the con.
tract. NO bidder may withdraw his bid
With within thirty t301 days after the act9a
THoRNETT. Secretary; Board Of Commits.
slGnSss aaas. .2G5.as.a7, = ,5Ass.ssa 5Asss S4' 1872
Evening star., 1942-08-27
REAL EyTAre wANrEn

OUT-OF-ToWN CLIENT WANTS RECENT
" built house, brick, 8 to 8 rms. 2 baths,
pay cash up to $1,000. RA. $500. GE. Abs.
CASINO COMMISSION-CASH.
Il personally will pay cash for houses,
naIS stores or apartment houses. G. G..
OOIY. l024 Vermont ave. MA 1882
Evening star., 1942-08-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
$50 DOWN, $40 MO-; 0 ACRES; TIMBER;
$500. BOX 47sa. xnacostia. COSTS iDu'cefh B e. "'''
II A.. OR. HOUSE; 3-R. TENANT HOUSE,
J. 1. 9. WEST, Falls Church 1897.
1.4S0 ACRES IN THE BEAUTIFUL HORSE
ana cattle section of Virginia. One of the
lew large tracts available in that area this
Iarm contains about 900 acres good graz
Ing Ing, land and is improved bv a i0-room
cattle sheds. and other farm buildings 55
miles from Washington In our opinion it
rs worth twice the low price of $500 at
which 1t is offered. Substantial down pay
mens manoN orNsquirped Iip1 Shown by appointment by
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12
Closed Sundays.
400 A.. ONE s-ROOM HOUSE. TENANT
So per acre. OK. 324O
130 ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED LAND
close to Lee. hwy, hr. of Washington;
all under cultivation but 10 acres in tim
ber large stream through property, orch
ard, Groom house, barn, outbuildines;
ment Phone Aerndon ; Sasn ss n Mang nSpGsns sood
eounrg homes suE raRM sisstes AoENeY fsFeYs
Herndon, Fairfax Co.. Va.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SACRIFICE
miles r.r. station, 270 acres. good soil,
spring, streams, 9-large-rm. house. all nee
outbldgs.,, growing and harvested crops,
ments. etc: SO head livestock: everything
J. LETToN MARTIN,
401 Earle Bldg. RE. 24a2.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
3 BEDROOMS-112 y BATHS.

Beautiful 6-rm. brick and frame home
located N one Of the best sections Of Arl
Lge. Iv. rm. with fireplace, sun rm., break
last nook. lse. master bedrm. with "a
closet, attached garage: lovely corner lot:
owner trans, immed. possession, Priced
az $4,000 for quick sale: terms as low as
CHI. 244O
N; & HINES SONS, INC. REALTORS
Evening star., 1942-08-27
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE-TyPE HOME
OF STONE AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION
Bedroom and bath on first floor, 2 bed
attractive recreation room in basement,
gas furnace. Weli-wooded lot with spring
which is the source of a continuously flow
ing brook. New-home community. Price,
Sc, $50 To inspect call Woodley 1900
until q pm
EdW. H. Jones g. Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
SHEPHERD PARK-$14, 500.

Here is one of the best values we have
been able to offer in this convenient sec
tion for long while Formerly owned by
prominent Washington builder. it is un-
usual in many respects. Includes attrac-
tive entrance hall, living room opening onto
large pantry and electric dishwasher. 3 fine
bedrooms and 2 baths, stairway to insu-
lated storage attic. very attractive
paneled recreation room with bar and
lovely landscaped lot with Gear garage
complete the premises. Should be seen
toGay; For details please call Mr.. Jones'
FRANK 6 pHII1Ipc n1 LII
Evening star., 1942-08-27
S11,250
ALBEMARLE ST. NV.

Near woodrow Wilson High School.
Semi-det brick, six large rooms, 3
porches, coal h.-w. heat; in excellent con-
dition; $1,000, convenient terms.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
tel0 Wisconsin Ave. NO. 537l, WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
nAjlERS FOR SALE.

HARLEY 1889 "74": good
condition: extra tires; sacrifice. $3.50
cash. Union 3059.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
$12,950.

Detached brick, less than l yr old. adj.
TO Kent charming outlook: 1st-h lava
tory. bedrooms, gas heat: good transp.;
this is really an unusually attractive small
home, individual and distinctive BOSS
& PHELPS Ma. $500. Ewes. call Mr..
Condjt, OR 212l