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The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09
By DREW PEARSON

ern approach to the bridge will be
laid out in order to dovetail into
the present Baltimore Washing
ton Highway. However, plans
will also be worked out so that
the present Baltimore Washing
ton Highway later can be made
into the proposed super-highway
The Burma Road - Meanwhile,
authorities are already working on
plans to iron out the hazardous
turns in Baltimore's Burma Road
to Washington. The worst pinch
at present is at Laurel where the
Highway narrows down to two
lanes with parking permitted on
both sides. To remedy this pinch,
highway officials are planning a
bypass to the east of Laurel paral-
leling the railroad tracks.
*#***
O'CONOR PUSHES SUPER-ROAD
But this is viewed by Maryland
authorities as only makeshift i'm
provement at best. Similar patch
ings and tailorings that must con-
tinue. Eventually, they believed,
junking of Maryland's Burma road
is inevitable. And before the year
is very far along, it is predicted
that some grand-scale action will
be taken by Governor O'Conor
himself.
While it has not yet leaked out
to the public, it is known to few
of O'Conor's intimates that he is
inclined to feel the war makes it
almost mandatory upon the state to
authorize as quickly as possible
the construction of a self-liquidat.
ing highway to reach the nations
capital. 1t is known, in fact, that
it was only the suddenness of war
! which held him back from making
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09
= MARYLAND MERRy-GO- ROUND
---- By PEARSON ------

Washington, D. c., Jan. g. The
war has done wonders for anti
quated Chinese transportation,
particularly the Burma Road. And
now it looks as if the war would
renovate Maryland's Burma Road
the highway from Baltimore to
Washington.
Also it looks as if the war
would eliminate the epithet "bot-
tleneck,' applied by traffic experts
to the City of Baltimore.
For U. S. Public Roads Commis-
sioner Tom Mcdonald has now ad-
vised the State Roads Commission
that Baltimore must have the long
proposed toll bridge over Baltimore
Harbor. This bridge would con-
meet with Route 40 to Philadelphia
on the north and with the Balti-
more Washington highway on the
South. Mcdonald reports that any
further studies would be waste
of time and that the Federal road
agencies, plus the State Roads
Commission, must move Immediate
ly.
! The Baltimore Harbor bridge
will circumvent Baltimore City and
give a direct, quick route north
and south from Florida and Wash
ington to New York
Here are some details of the
plan:
Ramps from Baltimore streets -
In order to carry traffic out of the
City of Baltimore up to the Harbor
bridge there will be series of
ramps similar to the Pulaski Sky
way in New York. These ramps
will feed into various sections of
the city and into the industrial
harbor area.
Southern approach The south
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

an important public announcement
with respect to the new road and
further plan to develop an i'm
proved route via Morgantown
bridge to Virginia and the south
O'Conor is reported to have asked
for Roosevelt's approval of the
twin projects.
1t is believed that Washington
officials, controlling priorities and
rationing of supplies, will concur
with O'Conor's view and release to
the state supplies and equipment
essential toward building these
two major projects.
For Maryland is becoming vir-
tual miniature arsenal and egress
from and ingress to it's men, ships
and supplies is of paramount i'm
portance. On this depends swift
safe and efficient highway transpor-
tation. 1t is further pointed out
that, at the moment, the states
highways, as a direct seaboard
connecting link between the north
and south, represent critical i'm
pediment to the whole war pro-
gram in the East
NOTE: Of course, the big ques-
tiOn now is: Where will he get the
tires to drive on these super-high-
ways?
H*x##
Maryland almshouses have re-
ceived some free and very unfav-
orable publicity in the latest issue
of the Townsend National Weekly.
Old DR.. Townsend uses Maryland
as an argument for trying to put
across his old-age pension scheme,
and bases his article on official
state report No. on almshouses.
He described conditions in Mary
CONTINUED on Page Eight
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09
DEFENSE PLANTS
MAKING A DRIVE
FOR MEN, WOMEN
Citizens of Hagerstown
and Washington County
Given Preference

The 1912 drive for employees by
local national defense industries is
under full swing, and hundreds of
men and women are being assign
ed to local plants by the United
States Employment Service, As E.
Washington street.
Within the past three weeks the
local office has been crowded to
capacity, but reports from the in
dustries that jobs are being filled
satisfactorily, and with local peo-
pie. A hard and fast rule - to
employ citizens of Hagerstown
and Washington County, until that
supply is exhausted - is still in
operation, comparatively few per-
sons from surrounding states hav-
ing been added to the payrolls.
While many men and women
are going into defense industries.
vacancies are also occurring in
large number in other plants. The
tremendous increase in orders be-
ing received by the U. S. Employ
ment Service has likewise necessi-
tated an increase in its personnel.
Employment officials stated
again today that much time and
effort can be saved by applicants
ii they obtain their birth certifi-
cate and three character referen-
ces before coming into the office
for registration. This procedure.
of course, applies only to those de-
string jobs in national defense in
dustries. Birth certificates are
not required of those being PLACID
ed in other jobs.
Emphasis is also being placed on
the necessity of women enrolling
in the training classes in order
that they can be better prepared
for jobs in the local plants. At the
present time an age limit of 35 has
been placed on women trainees for
the Fairchild plant, but this does
not prohibit older women from en-
rolling. Until further notice no or
ders for women experienced in
either hand or machine sewing are
being employed at the Fairchild
plant, but there is a great demand
for metal and wood workers.
Additional equipment installed
in the Vocational Training Schools
by the Board of Education has
boosted the number of trainees,
and within a few weeks approx
mately IS men and women will be
graduated weekly. Superintendent
Willis stated today that if the need
becomes greater the number and
size of the various classes will be
. doubled without slowing up the
program.
A comparatively large number of
orders are being received by the
Employment Service, from indus
tries not engaged in national de-
Tense work here, it is reported, and
men and women, who, for one or
more reasons are unable to qualify
for jobs in plants working on Gov
ernment contracts, are being rout-
ed to these positions.
A total of 53S job placements
were made by the Employment
Service last month, the largest
I in the history of the office since its
establishment in 1888.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

AS you no doubt recall, "Doc"
dashed into the field some moons
ago and announced to all the
Demmies that he was in there to
take Herb O'Conor's number,
come 1912. He spIashed a new
paint job on his auto, rugged up
a loud speaker and marred the
country side with pacards. Then
he went his way into the hills
of Western Maryland and the
sandy flat country of the Eastern
sho, all the time urging the popu-
lace to toss the Guv out and
shove Medicine Man in. He
had, it seems, the right tonic for
a rejuvinated Free State in the
maxim.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

Ernest de Meyer, reputed Ger
man baron and alien, who was ar.
rested in Los Angeles for a traffic
violation. Police became suspicious
of him when he attempted to change
from an army jacket to a civilian
coat. A short wave broa6casting
set was found in his apartment, as
we'll as data on coast defense.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09
HANGOVERS
By
LITTLE HElSkELL

"Doc" Cook, Frederick Coun-
tvs Medicine Man, is in again.
And when | say ain again"
mean he has gone into reverse
and has decided, after all, to
continue his campaign for the
Democratic Gubernatorial nom-
ination.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

All was going smoothly until
the yellow Bandits unloaded
bombs on Pearl Harbor. Then
"Doc" was taken down with a
change Of heart.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

"From here on out" said
"Doc" in substance, politics
should be thrown into the waste
basket, and we all should con-
centrate our efforts to win the
war, etc, etc. I'm for Governor
O'Conor and I'm withdrawing
from the race" The Frederick
County Medicine Man went even
further. He made an appoint
ment with the Governor in order
that he could appear personally
and deliver the glad tydings. But
on that eventful day the shades
of night fell on Annapolis; the
old ampighter appeared and
done his duty. But no "Doc"
ambIed up the pathway to the
Mansion House. Instead there
appeared a messenger boy with
a little epistIe tucked in his cap.
This note informed the Governor
that the one-time candidate had
been unavoidably detained and
the appointment would just have
to wait. Sorry.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

imagine "Doc's" decision to
run was good news to the Gov
ernor and by the same yard
stick disappointing when he
withdrew. But the O'Conor luck
held out, and here's "Doc" again
pecking away at his typewriter,
grinding out speeches and pub
'licity. There's one thing | think
Continued on Page Eight
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

In the meantime "Doc," I'm told
had received couple of squawks
from somewhere. 1t seems that
a squad Of voters had promised
to vote for him and they were
holding "Doc" to his promise to
stick in there and pitch. It was
gonna be disappointment to
them with he withdrew. So
"Doc" went into reverse and
bounced right back into the bat
tie.
The Hagerstown globe., 1942-01-09

Licking the Japs by licking De
fense Savings Stamps is a pIeasur
and privilege of all Americans!
Evening star., 1942-03-26

THE EVENINGS HIGH LIGHTS.
WJSV SOO-peath Valley Days; Story OF
hardy pioneer woman.
VOL, -WaIIensiein's 5infoneffa De-
busys "Danse 5aue et Danse profane, with
Laura Newell solo hsrpisi; Ballet Suite
(RsmeauNottD, Kanns Two latvian Dance"
WNAl, soo-Serice With Smile: Two
teams Of four soIdien each will try 10 cuiqul1
esth other al Pine Camp Military Reservation,
Wsierown. N. Y,
WHv. s:3O-people's Platform: New
Taxes and the War" distussed by representa-
lives Of labor, Government and industry.
WINK. 8:3O-Capiial Motoring: Milo
thristanson, District director Of recreation,
outlines reueaiiond facilities here.
WMAl, o:00-Town Meeting Of Air: What
Ars We Fighting for in The Orient" discussed
by Authors Pearl Buck. KishnaaI Shridharsni
and Henry {. Wolfe and Newspaper Correspond
ent Sir WiIImoi lewis,
WHv, o:00-kajor Bowes' Amateurs: The
Major celebrates his eighth anniversary on
The air.
WPl, 9o0-Bing Crosbys Show: Film
Star Robert Preston is principal guest.
VOL, o3O-Spoeht Band. Claude Thorn
bills
WIV, e;30-Bic Town The Most Dan
porous Man in Amerita, q tonvet.
Wpt, i0,00-pudy Vallss Show: Film
Evening star., 1942-03-26
iHoaI.WAYE PkoeaAhS.

SHoa1.wAvE pRoeaAhS.
LONDON, 515-HesdIine News: CSC. s5S
meg. 3i.3 m.; 6A, 6.ti meg. 4s.t N.
MOSCOW, 6:i5-B'osdtssi Ia English: Mt.
Ii.S meg. 757 N.
LONDON. 7:10|issning Post: CSC. s5S
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6Sl. 6.ii meg. 4ot H.;
6RS. 79i meg, 1929 m.
LONDON, s00-Dsmotrsty Marches: CSC.
9.5s meg, 3i.3 NJ; eSl. Sit meg. 4s.t m.;
6RS. 7.9I meg. 1929 N.
SYDNEY. S:75-Nsws and Music: Woi0,
$50 meg. 3i4 m.
VATICAN CITY, S30-Asr and Comment:
M. 1872 meg. 1913 m.
LONDON, 900-Hssdlins News and Views:
CSC. 9.5S meg, 3i.3 m.; 6sl. 61i meg,
4ot m; 6RS. 7et meg. 1929 n.
MOSCOW. 9:i5-News in English: RKE, fi.S
meg, ISL m.
VATICAN CITY, s:3o-Brosdesd in English:
HVJ. 9.6 meg, 3l.06 m.
LONDON. ti;15-Britain Speaks: J. !. Priest
ley CSC, 9.5S meg, 3i3 H.; 6RS. 7st mss
1929 m.
MOSCOW, 1t:,5-tomments Ia English; IKE,
ti.8 meo., 75.7 n.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
WWDC-750w.; 1,45W.

Star Cesar Romero and Radio StM A,l Pssfy.
The Great 6idefsIeeve
VOL. 1030-Defenu Reporter: Dearib-
ing mining processes from 4 mine in Bingham.
Utah.
WMAl, Ii;30-veiersy Of Foreign Wars:
The annual Hello America" program. featuring
talk by UndensereisY Of War Robert ?.
Patterson, and Hollywood entertainment.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
POINTS FOR PARENTS
Bv EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.

A person Who cannot be taught
anything may be gro1pn up phys
icdlly, but he has Jailed to ma
ture emotion1lly.
Evening star., 1942-03-26
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
1HE EVENINGS high IleH1S.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill Coyle,
twke daily: WMAL. ,:55 and Ass pm.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
AUToAAoBILes FOR sAlr.


AUTOMOBILES FOR SAlE.
1UIcK l940 6-pa.s, Roe4master CUB
ssens 9les. iss ass 100, 'ssao s9a n'a'sr' ss's'
BUICK 1910 sD.ei.i z.dooF sedan; .edio
tnr ti.s:; c,iI flssa aielids and OUT bsaaa ear
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RuIck 1910 snper 4-door seden; hlek
se sase le IL aaes &c 1as ass':s g: sae f. $3.50
BUICK 1880 eupsr 4-door 500: llack.
ies, uzt 11tS Il. n:x. 80 -
BUICKsE "41,"" '6l" z-doqe sodans;
iSzl -sapsT eenSsztibis eoups. iifs; new; Sss:
1.sa : ,, ,Es II. ;nfext4EP s'f. i4:P 81 Az. NV
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cApnL...A.c;I.A n!...c 6AII;E le4Q 1-deos ssdan;
pasndid white ddewaM tires. isAio. luxuri-
Sision ssrsss. Sss hsa "a Is: Sess q care care
1901 coea: 2!:: sH4: S:M: INC: .s,, az. 1900.
CSAIvRoLET 1886 sedan-can Be seen At
1929 Rodman st. NV.
la1g r.. 1sss lsSs ,;sas scSd seadissS
81 : keyai tres. Il u Mss .s1ipm.ns: suiSs T.
nv 1000 cue, %,1s;; AZ snso. soss R'dnan st.
caH1;yHsoLET ~ 1870 oo9y: soqPs: nev auto;
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CHxvhoxEr 1871 club ccnvsrtiSie coupe:
iov,mtleage esr with black automatic top
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Evening star., 1942-11-18
soTTaEsN sooTrE & sSHSf SUfIbiNd. bbHSioSs'

4dO0. j. QWXN q BON, AUCTION6t39,
9ooTH1RN BU1LO1N0.
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.Wk91ER STREET, NoNTHWE1T
recorded. In Libsr No. 1880. Folio 333 ct
ss0.. q the land records Of the District Of
Coiumeie; and at the request Of the party
SECURED, thereby. the undersigned trustees
3Shs raYoa TaR = psr I12as 2 Day sas
o. pncEt1R, A.D., 1912. AT UUR
O'CLOCK PM. the foliowins described land
and premises, situate. in the District o.
4 II sausre 2646 Of Mary urssham Ma:
Ssnsn, snasn ;usdsi:cn sf Pssts ef trast q land
yyeyor for the District Of Columbia In Libsr
62 at folio 7s; subject to building festric-
TERMS or 6ALE: All cash. q deposit
VII be required 1T the time Of sale. All
eonyeyancine, recording. stamp taxes, ETC.,
at the cost Of the purchaser Terms Of sale
e 3 complied With within thirty days sfter
the risht te resell the property It ths
AFTER nve days notice OF such resale pub
nshsd In some Newspaper in WashinSton,
u. g. Arrangements may be made With the
Northwestern Federal Savings q Loan AZ.
soctation, Colorado Building. Washington,
.. e. Tor financing reasonable portion
OF the purchase price, II purchased By .
kicaMoND n. GIBSON,
no1A,21, ,2l,37.8() TraatnAs.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
I'll 500 Cleveland Park.
NU6T H SOLD.

owner leAyin8 the city has placed IN
ng,ss On ai: assssasd S:asss
prpmpt possession can be given. Dutch
eollnial. lovely cheerful rooms tncsu6fng
Nyins room With ffeplsee, modern kiteSssi,
fpck wool Insulation. AUTOMATIC HkAT
y-caT gafAee, The entire prQperty G IA
"a lot, The location ii pafticulafay desir-
A3Ie with bus trAnsport4 4tion within i
essck Hfn.sntsfy snd hiGe seheols Edtnln
81, 2; ,n nscs :. : .ssltcss. 4, es pI e4ao ~.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
housas soR sALf
I.AR(3E SaTY1NE H(lME

This i qne 81 the best new homes ia
Avins room. dining fccsa. kitchsn. fuSiSs!
pantry, powder re6m o0 the t4m4aed
den which has most attractive G4place
tiful baths On the second Aoor:: maid 1
room and bath. attrecttyeiy 1andscaped lot
InAs nome a oRereQ at Z sacriace price
J.. Wesley Buchanan. Realtor.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
PROPOSALS,

:. COMNdIgeIoNKRe. D G., WA6HnsqTde!,
November II, l042 .eealed proposal viii
until 400 PM, November 81, l9l3 and
then PUBLICLY opened. for furnishins the
ssonstlYeti9n q EsterMaips SsrprcE.nsts.
iron pipe and ii IRE hydrsnts instaliedsSy
and sewers 9approximately 1855 fset of
diaMeter) for Parkside Dwellings, vicinity
e KsnilyoEth venue, Hsyes and fCote
and SECURED ct the Once Of ths Chief
Clark. Engineer DEPARTMENT. Room 427.
COlnussIONERe, 3. C., WAsmlVQTON.
soysnss. e "a {. Rsa2 . Ssalss R5sPGss IN
then publicly opened, for construction Of
msteiy go feet ef s,-ss dismetsr M snd % sos
feet OF j, ls-insh dismetsr terra Gotta Pipe
streets Southeast. Proposals may b exam.
insd H., and secured 4t the onlce q the Chief
DISTRICT Building. no14, 0.17,16,10,2O.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
AUCTION xllN.
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st seq: o{ the land records q the blstriet
Pary ssessa a1s .ssb,. 8 .ns ns nsssSssds "a
trustees VIII sell at public auction, IN
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stallments. payable IN one and two years.
s'fsss :. si5 eiRun 4e s q ..e
property sold, Or al cash.. .at the option
% rs Se sesalsd 1t t: Ssea' g s.s e
yeyancing, recordtng. revenue stamps, etc.
somps6 soss p RthSshasSsI S,I q eel. e
sSt rsss prop:sts ssss, & ss'tass e. res III
ane a1e asya scsT q SstsvlttnF purchsser ate.
niSns nnss Newspaper published in wa;hinston
nos.e.12.1s,Is ?. ~ trustees,
Evening star., 1942-11-18
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ns,ssssasss n,ss ~ - & q -, go soo q
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Evening star., 1942-11-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LA ACRES, OLD Ar. HOUSE, Y NILE
State frontase. timber; 80 miles D. c.;
acres Of timber % Dr., $1,000 Out zANT21NTfGsss TS TGs
Err, Jr. Wa 1873.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTID. pickqp q stake body truck. any
make Of model; pay cash. Wllllams,
20kh and .. !: ave. ne. North S319.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
WE BUY
MdH CASH PRICES.
TRADE OR SELL.
FOR TOP DEALS

PEAkE MOTOR CO.,
Wiseenstn Ave. ct Albsrmarle ss or. 1000
STATION WAGONS AND LATE
MODEL CHEVROLETS WANTED.
Immediate Cash. Write or phone,
we viii come any distance. Chevy
Chase Motor Co., Inc. 7725 Wis.
ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-11-18
D. G. WEDNESDAY, NoyEMBER 1s
SUBURBAN lsoplRIY roa Sail

t0sutinue4.)
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
h-v.h.s csilar af3ic. irons pofeh; nics
o6s'sss s'ssE f.Es gs4a .as;ss W. a &.
; OUTSTANDING Opportunities,
Gssd Gsss ssroc ss s.1s s. rent a,lsd is
n.ns. ~; vaeent ~ sale o. rent. I
szsss Toilet si sonDsrs is; price With .iniiisaii
ssae WIS., Sol5sasIe sanIsssrd. : sHlca ai.e. l1as
ARLINGTON.
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NEARBY ARLINGTON.
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6iate 61lHes .oocsa ot eEnsr mcvins ms-
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70 :nd St. LEFT doors e property Aso,
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
III. 20s
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
S25 Mo.-3-RM. FURN. cA1iNe. GAS
IAuaHLN, faisfax p Park. 0srsi 0ssprsriinsneid, Va, Va
paai mi. siE s;x Annandale via sprinsfeld and
4.RooM YRIcK. ALI ELEcTRIc FAcIiI-
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ikvEsTMEkT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
81, 1850 APIS. OF S ROOMS AND
Vas Vaeant sesssass ,. nsnsns plants
II ROOMS, 2 BATHS. NEAR LOGAN CIR
Price: $3.50: Phone Ex. 22ss. '.''
lHs NEW 9-ArT; BRICK BLDG. 500-
VII, VII positively positively pay for Itself In ,eas.
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3-sToRY BRICK STORE. WAREHOUSE
,,nt ana spts;, leased to @ @ens tenant, S2 400
st9rs ana arts. rents $500; reason. 6ls
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LARGE 4-FAMILY DETACHED APT BLDG.
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RENTAL PROPERTY, CLEVELAND PARK.
Rented donn 20 rsiisb. fs0aOt
12e0 till pm. F. A. TWEED Co. 55O4
S%AcAsTE5d y. .scmsnt H. EooMs r q g.. BATHS l I'LL
2-car garage, high elevation; near 18th
.. HARTMAN i REALTY, NC. rR. 1884.
INVESTORS. ATTENTION.
family house. seseaa sroaps s Of 0ns asss
s rented Sldnfs All sboM al are nic. rsn snd veil
Quick RAJ s41s 81 or s 81 s1oc. ossssH1s siErzrfI t.
LESS THAN 8 TIMES ANNUAL RENT.
Corner; stories; elevator; dreproof:
.t,un ss units; 1st commereisl: n northwest
bldg. For further information call
RE. e4eo. 1881 9 st. NV. MI. 1929.
RfST RT n 81 G.s',oi ,n5 xsAE rRIcE
Rent. 81 $40 sS' yr fT1 Price, .':s s1e.ooo-Nr.
9Th and H SITS. ne, II rms, 3 baths. h
CAP. and r.. I, ave.-2-famiiy nat, s and
rms. and bath each; h-w-h
1907 II st. NV. z. A. BARRY. NE 2o25
MICHIGAN PARK.
Two-family homes Of 9 rms. 2 baths ca;
tenant pays light and gas; income, $50 per
$3.50.
VIM. r. THoRowoooD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE DE. N317.
INvEsrMEhr PROPERTY wAArrn
CASH FOR 4-FAMILY FLAT, Also s-16
unit apt house 1907 II st. NV, T.. A.
BARRY, NE 1925
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MT PLEASANT ST.-LGE. DBIE. STORE
4 apis: rental. S3. .060.. Owner viii sacri-
nee for $19,260. which Is $3.50 above
1St trust nlaced in 1Q4f Eua m
Evening star., 1942-11-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

IS ACRES NEAR WARRNTON, VA
Stream. 2 horses, 8 acres Of corn S3 100
PATCHEN, 1880 Burke st. Sc, owner !.
8 rooms; l mile frontage paved road:
20 mi. to Dist; $40 per acre MSo
325 a., Groom house; tenant house, s r;
z large barns: fronting on Lee hiehVsy:
$40 per acre. OK 3240.
SMALL FARM ONE ACRE, m FATRFAX
Va; 25 minutes downtown. near two bus
lines; $50 down. $40 month. MIR. MACK,
Evening star., 1942-11-18
WATER yRottT paopWTY,

ATTAAF11V& 1EVIA66N co3TE0S On
salt ynte4: ASGo front poyu&, water, eloe.,
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Evening star., 1942-11-18
$780,.

$3.50.
Silver Spring Bargain.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
BRICK. eEMI-BUNGALOW.
LIST FL.-Kitchen. dining rm., liy rm
With fireplace. 2 nice bedrms and bath.
End n.-2 bedrooms, nursery, sewing
room or den and bath
BASEMENT-2-car garage, laundry tubs,
oil hot-water heat r1is.3I ~
I block TO transportation This home
can be put in new-house condition for not
over $50 Priced $1,000 under market
value. it must be sold this week because
OF illness Of owner Inspection by ap-
SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
INK n at NV National O9dS