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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
LAND ON TINY ISLE

The next morning they found
themselves at a small island, off
the northern coast Of South
America. Two days were spent
-rrr-rHmp ttTCrC. after which natives
helped them roach the mainland
In the boat tho party had Suf-
fCient water and emergency foods
10 last month. survivors said.
Many suffered sores and were
badly bliStcred from exposure TO
sun and salt water, and some were
unable to walk.
These so survivors. plus 100
picked up earlier in two other life
boats hy a United States vessel
brought the total Of survivors 10
1863. The other $50 persons arc
now listed rs dead or unaCcountcd
for. according 10 tho navy an
nouncement II was tho heaviest
toll OF men NCt reported by tor
pedo action in American waters.
IN NOT \ HERO
Mills was reluctant 10 talk about
his narrowing experience. In IN
Swcr 10 reports that hc IS being
acclaimed = hero. Mills replied
"PhOoey, I'm not hero. All
heroes are dead"
Beaming and happy over his
safe return home was his wife.
Esther. n teacher Of current events
in Fairbanks School.
Your always he p hero 60
me- she SAID.
LOSES EVERYTHING
They had 70 do some quick shop
ping after his arrival bore because
ne lost everything when the ship
went down
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Ydnks Storming
DefenSes;
Blast Il Planes
Gen. hocAr'hurs Forces
Prepare BIG Assault
on jap Gsrrisons

GENERAL NaCAETHlE s
HF tuQI ARTEUS Australia
Doe. s Upf- Allied ar forces
destroyed IT WWc.Japue-c planes
or The Sow Guinea front "a, prepa-
faiIor~ went on foH1N 'or % final
assault against iDc orCly gairl-
sons n the Bura area
rs far as ground fighting Is
concerned ~al1 a spokesman
for Gen. Douglas Macarthur
"fhi> hasn't been quiet daN
up there. Iu~t because II isn't
reported that Buua has been
captured " docsnt mean they
haven't bcen lighting to beat
hr.Fi ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
The War
TODAY
Allies Warn
Hitler With
Big Air Raids
Nv LOUIS T. KEEMLt
q, the United rre.s Var ps.A

az the I n'ted Press NHf pesA
INTENSIFIED ALLIED s.r
raids on Western Europe md
Italy are serving AN even more
useful purpose 'har thc dam
age 10 war factories and COM
municauons. great as thst Is
The raids have a direct
bearing on The war in North
Africa. which itself is "a pre-
lude 10 the invasion Of Europe.
They constitute notification 10
Hitler that he does not dare
strip his Euro an-alr-
strength for service IN Africa,
leaving himself increasingly
vulnerable in .hc Reich aud n
the countries he has dom-
mated.
The range ard size Of Tho
attacks IN the last few days
give convincing evidence Of
the striking power of tho Al
lies. They INT from lower italy
10 Northwestern France, The
Netherlands and Southwest
ern Germany. Bad winter
weather did not keep them
grounded.
EVEN THE most cnthusi-
sstic proponents Of air power
do not contend that it alone
can win the war. II is quite
true, nevertheless that Hitler
cannot win wlthou, air domi-
nance.
That he does not have, and
cannot now hope 10 have Ac-
cording 10 Washington, United
States air production alone
already exceeds that Of the
Axis, and is growing. Hitler
might achieve temporary air
superiority on one selected
front by concentrating his
force there, hu he has too
many fronts 20 cover.
Aside from Russia. he has a
great perimctcr Of defense Of
about 5000 miles from North
Cape in Norway down the
western coast Of Europe and
along the Mediterranean 10
Greece. The Allies are capable
Of attacking al any point.
Then there is the long cast
tern front Of 1000 miles.
where the Russians have an
air force that has been able
10 cope with Hitler's for Is
months Of war. If Hitler tries
TO withdraw TOO much air
power from Russia, he is liable
to leave himself dangerously
exposed. As it Is, he IS barely
holding his own there.
APPARENTLY HITLER
already has drawn heavily on
his air reserves, or has pulled
planes out Of Europe and Rus
STA 10 strengthen his position
in Africa. He was reported in
dispatches last week 10 have
achieved numerical superiority
there.
However. n dispatch from
c. r. Cunningham. United
Press correspondent at Allied
headquarters in North Africa
reports that American and
British strength in all types
Of bombers is growing steadily
and that there are prospects
Of an early major advance by
the ground forces.
fp,r q T-t rfr.rl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
HEANY GERMAN LOSsES

Thcavv losses were inflicted on
the Germans northwest OF Stain
grad when they launched counter
ATTACKS.
Southwest ~ tho bomb and
'shcll-ruined city, tho Sovieis re-
Enforced newly gained positions
and repulScd q German attack.
An earlier high command an
nounccmcnt said when tho Na1is
at Stalincrad put UP n bitter fight
70 retain ono Of their fortified
positions q whole infantry COM
pany was annihilatcd by the
Russians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
NIGHT AIR ATTACK

BomhcrS scattered l00-pounr
explosives In night attacks. Beau.
fighters went back tho ncXt day
scattering runwaNS and building,
with machine gun bullets whilC
enemy soldiers SCurrlcd for cover
II was observed that the La
uunwayS were pockmarkcd Will
bomb CratcrS and tho entire ain.
drome area Uttered with wrecked
planes and cquipncnt as 2 result
OF other raids i'm recent weeks.
The ground positions changed
little yesterday. The enemy was
Still in three pockets. with Aus
tralians and Americans maintain
Ir~ pressure on ctronCholdS around
Coma, Samantha, the Buna Mis-
SION and AZ Cape Endaiadcrc,
making advances of q few yards
at a time Strong artillery fire
supported the troops
A spokesman here said ne could
not confirm British radio reports
that Macarthur was using para
chute troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
ENEMY STEPS UP ATTACK

Radio Morocco said tho enemy
had stepped up the pace Of us
attacks. especially WcSt Of Te-
hourha apparently against Allied
artillery positions bat had failed
to make any substantial gain.
While Allied units held thei"
ground in TunSia. 500 miles 10 the
cast Gen Sir Bernard l.. Mont
oomery'S Eighth Army gathered
its forces for a showdown with
tho remnants OF tho AIS Alrlka
KorpS AT Fl Achcila.
There were reports. attributed
10 Nichv radio hat unvorihcd that
Field Marshal Erwin Rommcl. The
erstwhllc desert fox had ahan-
doncd his troops i'm Libya 70 as
sumo command OF ANS forces IN
TunlSia.
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EDeirOiter Saves
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ship. wanted to ret him some
underwear"
Asked what he intended to do In
the future. Mills replied:
IT am going back Ia the sea
again after the holidays. Once
a sailor always sailor, guess"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Axis Battered
By Artillery in
Tebourbd Area
British Reinforced;
Rommel Reported
al Helm in Tunisis
CONTINUED from Page One)

NNontinueu ITom rage oHtJ
said. had been brought up as far
as Tebourba
Radio Berlin said air reinforce
ments 10 the British First Army
were boing sent down the Atlantic
coast from Britain. 1t said Portu-
guese watchers had heard the
droning OF engines since Friday"
The Allies still were handl-
capped in aerial warfare by a lack
of bases and Axis planes we're
aiding the German ground troops
in their intensified thruSts.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Right at the peak of the sweater demand, we bring
you this great collection at wonderfully low price,
Sweaters bearing famous labels -. telling you that
they are made Of precious 1907 virgin wools your
personal warmth insurance against the coming cold
winter! Sipons and cardgans in boxy and regulation
types with long sleeves with short sleeves Winter
whites, nursery pastes vivid colors black. Sizes "a
to 40. Your opportunity, don't miss out!
Evening star., 1942-10-30

You Can Help -. With a
Gift to. the
COMMUNITY WAR FUND
-. for 1913

This year the Community Chest and all
the Wartime Welfare and Relief ASencies
make ONE appeal to you to five NOW!
The drive is on! Do your share!
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Marvellous glove values,
for gifts and personal use!
Fine capeskins, dressy
suedes and ruesed pigskins!
Classic slipons, novelties,
shorties and stitched types!
Black, brown, white, and
some colors. Sizes 81 to
VA in the group. Don't miss
them, they're extra special!
xann's-0loves-street Floor.
Evening star., 1942-04-09

]. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
lI3S K ST. N W. ME 1l42
Evening star., 1942-04-09

a rms, bath, redecorated; vacant; S43
down payment. CO. 134s. EN-. O2S9:
Evening star., 1942-04-09

EYE ST. MEDICAL CENTER.
3-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
VI q, ,JJU.
Owner Transferred.
TALL TREES AND DOGWOODS

Make private park of the rear yard
of this Barnaby Woods, D. c. home which
we are offering for sale at a real bargain
price.
The house is a white-painted brick. true
center-hall plan, with living room, dining
room, kitchen, library and toilet on 1st
floor. The End floor has 3 bedrooms and
attractive baths. The attic is. finished
with a large storage closet. All rooms
are large.
In the basement is a large recreation
room with stone fireplace and Masonite, in
terlocking tile floor and attractive bar.
which can be made into a maids room,
bUilt-in garage. oil, air-conditioned. heat.
The interior has been redecorated, con-
struction is of the best, with copper water
pipes. cutters. insula ton. etc.
Only one block from bus line. The price
is only S16,50O and reasonable terms can
be arranged Call MR.. GRIFFIN, National
0S56 or Emerson 4471. Paul T. Stone, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1941 custom 4-door sedan: fuid
drive, radio. seat covers, perfect tires.
immaculate finish and upholstery: very
low mileage; nev-car guarantee: 1859;
trade and terms.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

TRAILERS, new and usec; easy TO des
with. Elcar Coach Co., Canary Traile
Camp. Rt. l. Berwyn. Nd.
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Detached brick, located on beautiful
corner in a very exclusive section OF
Shepherd Park. Large living room opening
on screened porch, large dining room,
breakfast room and modern; fully equipped
walnut finished library on ist floor. md
floor is arranged with 3 large. bedrooms
and Q baths. Large, beautifully finished
recreation room with bar, maids room and
bath, 2-car garage and laundry room.
This home is one that will appeal to the
discriminating buyer and warrants your
inspection. All rooms are finished with
SANTTAS and chestnut trim. Call Mr..
johnson of F. A. TWEED CO., EN-. 0351
Evening star., 1942-04-09

OfrlSIAL NSIISES.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Ssre62 Given MaIsh thst under sTaned
IS. 1882, authorizing the closing Of streets,
OF Columbia: and in accordance with the
provisions of an item AUTHORIZING changes
tsined in D. c: APPROPRIATION Act for the
Act No. 435,, ,62nd congress); approved
Apf siS So 1sas @shdea Pabs Rs ACT No.
15s: seth congressl: the Commissioners
MONDAY. APRIL -. 1912. at 10 o'clock
may be, affected. or as to the equity. Justice
OF, adyisability Of closing the, street and
changes in the permanent system Of high
WAYS, al in the District Of Columbia. and
SE snd DfFs EsIn Of 22sd Street between
franklin street NE, and closing Of alleys
in Squares, 1910 42ll and 42l6, and
providing for a transfer Of jurisdiction
4a1s. ciosins Paine oea4s strees Ne. o ran sha
nlng northwesteTly from New YORK Avenue
the SOgsshe!y Rognda Of ru5 bt Sos
Square 534I; 4 Cl9yinF s4th Street south
south sd Of @ 5 ne GesaF of Lot Of Pulls s saaafs afs
Street and ID Rsyor Rosd
sson 5a s9d os egdas sss and 2 6es
in Squares 5729 and $3.50. z. Closing of
Siegel street between Stevens Road and
eosns R9ad o s9usTs sss, Isss
Southwest section, between Stevens Road
and SAINT Elzsbeths E9spitsl EGounds
Sss$ Closing @ of Bth sSd eth Il ssfsets
69rth a.1. Of Valley Avenue Sc and clesins
permanent system Of highways in the
es bg The o 0b M
boundary ~ line on the south BY Ws5steF
Allison, Buchanan. Crittenden, Decatur En-
srson. 18th. 14th and 9th Streets as hereto
viding for proposed new Street area and
area. all within the above-described terri
The permanent, system Of highways in the
southeast section lying west of Stanton
dns @ a0c N Phe xdss IF PIE
stTEeet: 18th PLACE and Congress Street
Within the abo9e deserSeS terrsoTy iss
II. Proposed change in the plan of the
permanent system OF highways in the
Northwest section, providing for the elm
,nation Of 39th street, proposed. north Of
Northampton Street. 12. Proposed change
in the plan OF the permanent system of
highways in the Southeast section, pro-
vldine for change in the location of
mississippi Avenue, proposed, between End
Sbaeet Sbsng. ana lI +,a aoLh PiSee Sc; and for q
adjacent to End Street between Mississippi
Avenue and Wahler Place Sc Maps show
Ing the street and alley areas proposed to
be closed, and showing the proposed
changes in the permanent system Of high
SuTyeyoT Of the Distriet Of Columbia.
sn9SSn sn9Sn as as Maps 2s65., 1908; Sss7, 2sss,
1859, 2670, 2671, 2612, 2673, 2674, 1915
and 2676l and may be examined by in
terested parties during business hours
prior TO the hearing. Said maps will also
be displayed at the hearing and the Com
misSioners will consider any suggestions or
protests concerning the proposed changes
and the proposed street and alley closinss
as shown on aforementioned maps JOHN
RUSSELL YOUNG, c. W KUTZ, GUY
MASON, Commissioners of the District Of
ma26,27,2s,3o ,3o,31 .ap1
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pROpoSAIS-

GoMMssI9sNaERs GS9 F. G. roSossFI s Ss
uns ufssea Zoo 6 osSoR EISa fos PM f Apr r. i94s
OF the roadway OF South Capitol Street
ABOUT @ S ss56o SQUARE SQUARE Yards Of Tenn feinforced
cement concrete pavement, or alternate ~
assigning the contract and to the use OF
domestic materials. Attention of bidders is
called 70 the n re
the contract. Apply Room 427, District
TSe tSr bsst Of aRd
sos snE z stTees NV Washington D. C.
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN SCHOOL
EQUIPMENT
Separate sealed bids for furnishing and
eSen classes OF 70
tion will be received by Board OF Edu-
cation, Prince Georges County. at its Of
flce in Upper Marlboro. Maryland. until
Is4s 0G and T then 'sh st SAID AID ONCE s A publiciy
The owner invites separate bids for
sA$S ssnsrsss = sHs se sMfaldpps Chairs.
Contrast No. No. 1i-Fiins fh2feSb cabinets A'u'' e
Contract No. 12-Window Shades.
Contract No. 13-Pianos.
Contract No. 14-Program Clocks.
Bid, Form of Contract. Specifications and
Forms of Bid Bond may be obtained from
the Board Of Education at its Offices in
Upper Marlboro. Maryland, and will be
furnished without cost upon application by
bonafide and regular dealers and manu-
facturers Of said equipment.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to waive any informalities in or TO
reject any or all bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
security in an amount of not less than
five per centum (5%) OF the base bid in
provided in the Information for Bidders.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
forty-hve (45) days after the actual date
Of the opening thereof
BY ORDER OF BOARD OF EDUCATION,
NICHOLAS OREM,
ap2.9 County Superintendent of Schools
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

$3.50 DOWN-9S ACRES WATERFRONT
farming, land As miles D. C.. $4,000.
Trinidad 1854
If INTERESTED IN A SAFE AND
healthful place for the family. I have
furnished salt-water-front cottage for rent,
$3.50 for the summer. Box 2SlX, Star.
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE ROOMS,
. large porches complete bath, elect. built
in sink and cabinets; floors sanded. var
nlshed: beautiful lot, refined community;
on good road; bargain at S2,s75. small
S55i. 'A'''A'' '@-' ''O mummy ''eti'--S
4-ROoM COTTAGE FOR SALE. ELEC-
tric., water half hour from city, reason
able. Hobart 1859.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE, BEDROOMS,
living nm, kitchen. large porch wooded
lot; near transp DE. 2O54. For sale.
LAKE La saSin SAcks9N sfS6 81 MI LOVELY
NE. 43cO. DU. 1900.
RELAX ON THE BEACH FAIR HAVEN
Md: cement bulkhead. willow trees. shrub
berry, apple tree, six rooms, . lavatorles,
toilet. gas range; furnished, all for So, $50.
terms. ME. 2342. WO. 1853.
COTTAGE AND LOT AT SEASIDE PARK;
no reasonable cash offer refused. Can
Warfield 3040.
DELIGHTFUL BATHED- IN SHADE BEACH
front cottage, neatly furn., at beautiful
Sylvan Shores on South River. nearest salt
water beach 10 Washington: well-controlled
private beach. no weekend rabble; excel
lent retreat for retired Army or Navy off,
WALTERS. Alexandra 1854.
4 ROOMS AND Law. COMPLETELY
furnished cottage. incl. Frigidaire; 10 mi.
from D. c. on South River; full price,
ROBERT S. DAVIS.
Maryland Bldg. Hyattsville, Md. WA 1900.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
LYON d LYON, Attorneys,
10l Evans Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
5iawTaE B NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
Trustee @ under the Last VIII and Testament
The III UNKNqWN 6l y 2y ~ HEIRS At Law AND
SIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON AUGUST
2S. 1889. ct al, Defendants.-Civil Action
No. 13577.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object Of this suit is to obtain judicial
construction and Interpretation of the will
Of John T. Knott, decea sed. to obtain the
Instructions of the Court for the guidance
OF ,the plalntln as executor and trustee
under said will. and to obtain q judicial
determination Of the persons entitled to
take hereunder. On motion of the plain
tin. 1t Is this Both day of January. 1912,
ordered G1 that THE gNKNoWN HEIRS AT
LAW AND NEXT OF KIN OF JANE ECER-
SOIL RESIDING IN GREAT BRITAIN ON
AUGUST 2S. 1889. defendants. cause their
appearance to be entered herein on or be-
lore the ninetieth day occurring after the
cate OF the first publication of this order:
otherwise as to them this cause will be
PROCEEDED with as in case of default Pro-
vlded. however. that copy Of this order
shall be published in The WASHINGTON Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star news
paper once q week for twelve successive
weeks before the expiration of the time for
the appearance of said defendants BY the
Court: JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice. (SeaL
true copy: Test: CHARLES E. STEWART
Clerk. By ELEANOR E JOBE, Deputy Clerk
5.12.19.26 5 II. is .26. ap2 .9,16.23
Evening star., 1942-04-09
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

BALTIMORE BARGAIN = COLORED -
Brick house. apts. > and 3 rms. each,
with kitchen and bath. garage, basement,
North 3l15.
BALTIMORE, 2409 GARRISON BLVD
Very desirable cottage. completely re-
modelled. Open Sun. "a MISS G. E.
RUFF, 23l ST. Paul pl Plaza 0073. 15'
Evening star., 1942-04-09
EARMS EoR SALE.

ANNE AAlNN ARUNDEL COUNTY, 100 ACRES,
Ford truck: good for tobacco or truck
acres: priced. $1,000 UP. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville. Md Ashton 3S46. Open ewes.
12O,;ACRE FARM, INCLUDING LIVE
stock and farming equipment, $4,000; To-
fsaed sos aes% seSut sts9 80 miles from Washington
NEARBY yA.-5-A. GARDEN AND PoUL-
GkAS cF fshV9 sH $685. $685. sas ssaso Occupied now
5RAIRY 5a1ns .nE EARM dsinSLs OVER 400 MODERN
streams; good highway. To close estate,
eRAS CHI saSs MONEY Sf hn5a mskef optional
2-Story frame, concrete foundation, full
cellar, heating plant. electricity; 4 acres.
henhouss; taxes $50. IS miles fsoi from wash
ington, mile on gravel road Price,
mortgage at 81; RAYMOND REALTY,
Beltsvllle. Md. Phone Berwyn 760-J-4.
LITTLE FARM, UNDER 12 A; GROOM
n nouse on M hlI frrt' garden, about "a mills
only $3.50. Box 40SX, Star.
SACRrFTCE-62 ACRES OF BARREN
citrus lands Lake County, Fla, next -four
ishing groves: Dixie Highway Railroad.
MRS. MACKENZIE, Highlands Apis, No.
3 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE; ELEC. PAVED
road, nice view; ideal chicken farm; S2.65O
terms.
so acres, Groom house; end Of paved
road. cleo available, barn. other outbuild-
ings; fine streams; 3S miles to d. c.:
S2,950, terms.
4S0 acres, overlooking the Potomac
River, on paved road, 80 miles from D. C;
barn. excellent building site. elec. available;
price, 1000, easy terms.
45 acres, Groom house strictly modern,
barn, garage with servants quarters above
nice shade; ! mile of hard stone road, 80
miles to D. c.; must sell at once. price.
$4,000, terms
listed
BUELL. M. GARDNER. E KELLY.
Rockville, Md Phone 2SO
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR p.nr

CAR OWNERS ATTENTION: OPPORTUN-
ity rent summer home large enough for 3
to defense workers, club plan; lovely To-
cation garden, fruit, ami. MR.. ASHE.
Box 3sS-X. Star. lOs
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Chevy Chase. Md.-S15,9 $50.

Practically new, center -hall-plan brick;
on q beautifully landscaped' wooded lot ioo
Bedrooms and two baths on the SECOND s.3,H
frst,fioor lavatory, inclosed sun porch,
maids bath in basement, automatic heat
and garage BOSS & PHELPS, excn-
ley Emerson 6@70.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN 18th AND M sTs. NV
Sound 2-story brick, 30-foot alley on Q
sides, 2,045 So. it.. of ground; priced tU
sell. OLIVER T. CARR. MA. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
70 10 RMS. WHITE OR coLoREp;
45os; L eVe.,sunl HHs IN GE $500. i Thomas circle
CASH FOR HOUSE, BRICK OR FRAME.
rs5!s iso4 IT st e0lSI NV e, hV BARRY ME- ao25
erty; quick settlements QUINN & MILLER,
500 18th st Sc. Franklin 2100.
RANDOLPH s7OO-MR. STROUP
daeR he sah fer ss
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PRoPERTY.P LET
cash cs '0of Offer. r. No No oblisstion. No commis-
Rfls2As 'issRfGa iss lh Ga g. NV N1 TiSs D
BROOM MODERN HOME. SMALL ACRE
age, near Transportation state price Box
| 400-X. Star. IL.
FOR PROMPT, RELIABLE ACTION IN
selling or renting nearby Maryland prop
er'S' n: teisReS5s sRooKs pERRMo, sH. 1865.
DETACHED OR 'sEM-DET OR ROW.
ton. or upper 10th Shepherd Park loca-
''0ti' e. w W. BAILEY. ADAMS 47s6.
Or write 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
CASH FOR HOUSES, D. c. OR NEARBY
sM1TH I NC aofTL1Es. FL ML Nc. s@0sfi 81 sos2.
REST CASH PRICES PAID FOR p, c.
Cali STERLING 4 FISHER FDSa CO. s1a eEsS NsT
York ave. NV. RE: 5000. Ewes. IA. 653e.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ALEXANDRIA : ROOM CAPE GOD COD
ton. $4,000 Alexandria 2997 after pm.
NEW 6-RM. MODERN HOUSE SH COR; LOT;
West SITS, Falls ChuIreh; Is ~ Va ~ ALBERT y 4.
va. Phone bet. 8 and s. CHI. 1851.
RAMBLING WHITE BRICK COTTAGE. Q
in. $4,000. Also will build 2-bedrm;
cottage. $4,000. wellington Estates. End
turn right below stone arch bridge on
'N W. H. BACON. Jr., INC. OK. 2571. 9.
NEAR SUTTLAND, MD.-5-ROOM COT
tage, bath. electricity: one-acre lot g7x
43O; price, $3.50. Vacant W., A. HIT
phone HI. 0670. Corner Marlboro pike
and Suitland I'd IL
ARL1NGToN-7 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. H
h I soSoos aees near s1se 1Se
saS, sereened.in sinOi9c porch. dlebe 1850. cav
URBAN SPECIALISTS SINCE 1s96-DE-
.rs srnnl N SeseiSRs RYoN 49, 49, 1y6 Sns price
ARLINGTON. va. AN UNUSUALLY DIS
tinctive new home standing apart on
spacious grounds in beautiful. setting
Of trees and strawberries. This home is
& GOD nps bunsaieW esff style Of architectuTe It
ample storage space and built-in garage;
oil heat, air conditioned, steel joists and
handsome parauet floors. Convenient to
transferring south: viii sel At s12.75o.
Chestnut 1883,
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FARM FOR RENT. 4la MILES SOUTH OF
344-X, Star o.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE SECOND AND THIRD floors,
suited for any kind Of business. for rent;
downtown. 18th and H sts. NV. ME. 1910.
SEVERAL OFFICES AVAILABLE IMMEDT-
Bldg. es5 St. NV.
800 F ST: N:w.-.,MoDERM BUILDING;
eievsf1r sfNGM Ss5yice SIG to $2S: rRANSS1ks
2 ROOMS, End FLOOR. OVERLOOKING
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ABOUT 25 OFFICES. ENTIRE BLDG,
legation @ @midcity; prefer one tenant. ME.
bds la ANp senpsy apd ESoE oeseg a
zone; separsteiy n or as whole. Call
2 RMS, TOILET AND LAVAToRY. ON
ISL lst fioo5s Light and heat $40 per mo.
Modern Offices and Warehouse
] In Dob business sh district whole or part of
OFFICES WANTED.
OFFICE. UNFURNISHED, WITH SECRE-
tarlal service in LAWYERS suite. MA. 1850.
STORES FOR RENT.
ROOM AND SHOW WINDOW, SUITABLE
for millinery or tailor shop. 1923 I4th
st. NV.
1903 H ST. NE-VALUABLE STORE IN
busy section good for any business. In
quire 61S 9th st. NV.
WILL SUBLEASE WELL-LOCATED DOWN.
town store, first floor. 635 2 st. NV. Ap-
prox. 20,x40l. Phone ME. l94s for appt.
STORE AND APT,
1929 H st. n.e.-First-class business sec
ton, modern store, Groom and bath apt;
rent reduced. Call Mr.. EWELL, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
BUILDERS

400 lots with streets and improvements
In this subdivision. We will sell all or
part. You can start building tomorrow.
Mr. Whlteford McKEEVER & WHITE
FORD. 1914 K st. NV. District 9TO6.