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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
$40 DRUNK DRIVERS

Edward league. court clerk,
broke down the records this way:
In the 10 months since Deem
Der z, $40 drunk drivers were
Jailed; 700 went i'm for reckless
driving; % were sentenced for
leaving the scene of accidents; 453
were charged with operating a car
without a drivers license and TO-
$50 minor offenders who could not
pay fines, spent an average of two
days behind bars.
Its only the smart and patri-
otic thing for motorists 20 fall
In line" Judge Maher added.
They not only will be protect
ing their own irreplaceable prop
erty and their lives. but will be
helping greatly In the defeat OF
the Axis"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
TwO-MAN COMPANY

Dahl started the company in
May, l94l, with two statesmen and
four manufacturers. Today the
company is the largest in Mich
igan. 1t produces the little things
for the home and their statesmen
go from door TO door.
"MOst of our men and women
are earning more than $3.50 a
month";" Dahl said, "the plant
is taking i'm $4,000 a month"
Harry w. Pendley, represent
ing the war bond sales office of
Detroit, presented the flags. It's
a job he has done many times
before, but you could see that he
liked his job. When he was
through, and stepped outside he
said only one word.
"GOshw
Inside the party roared on.
And only the dogs could see.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
UP TO INDIVIDUALS

at Is up to the drivers them
selves" the judge added. They
know that recklessness IL fool
ish and that gasoline and alcO-
hol won't mix. With the gasoline,
rubber and car situation what
IL Is I'm these critical times. the
driver must assume more re-
sponsibillty for his actions.
"Many persons who now re-
ceive large pay checks, pay
heavy fines without hesitation
and think that Is the end Of the
matter. One youth came In re-
Gently and paid $50 fine out Of
his 500 weekly pay check.
HE was back In a few days
and that time, he went to jail.
His car Is n wreck and his war
plant job has lost his services
temporarily"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
Blind Workers FrOlic
SiehtIess Folk Sing Dance at Hotel and Receive
Pins From Treasury for Io%o Bond Buying

"Here's looking at you" said
the well dressed man with a
smile.
He clinked his tall glass against
mine, but his eyes never shifted.
An exploding dynamite cap cost
him his sight years ago. lie was
blind, as were the 50-odd other
men and women Il the Halloween
party at the Hotel Fort Shelby
They were there 10 have fun, e
dance. sing and 10 receive their
10 per cent pins from the United
States Treasury. All workers anc
statesmen from the Blind Prod
uctS Sales Production Company,
they had contributed at least 10
per cent of their pay toward wal
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

over the din of the music and
laughter:
you wouldn't think every
one in the room was blind.
would you: Yet we all are
and we are having as much fun,
II not more, than n lot of other
people. Maybe Il is because we
have jobs, and seeing-eye dogs.
Then maybe IL Is because we
don't consider ourselves handi-
capped"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
BY Il. JEROME PETIT
Contest Editor

The Detroit Gasket and Manu-
featuring Company, one of the
firms to most recently join the
search for MISS VICTORY, the
typical American girl war worker,
Is another of the former automo-
tive parts plants of this area now
solely engaged with war work.
Since 1924. the company has
produced materials essential 10 the
motor car. aviation and refrigera-
ton industries. and from the be-
ginning many of its tools have
been guided by women workers in
the fabrication of gaskets. fender
welt and insulating materials.
When the company commenced
operation. the plant superintend-
emit. Herbert F. Doolittle. saw
women production workers as
vital cogs in the production wheel.
DELICATE TOUCH NEEDED
Many of the manufacturing
processes required the delicate
touch. the careful handiwork, the
conscientious attention 10 detail,
that have been the inherent tai
, eDts Of womanhood.
Now. after nearly three years
VI greatly expanded war produc-
titn, increased numbers of women
are continuing 10 demonstrate
their rightful claims 10 recognition
as production soldiers, thus per-
uniting the up-grading of many
skilled male workers. and the
service with the armed forces Of
many more.
Recently this company an
nounced the development of a new
material that can successfully re-
place the rubber canning ring.
thus making available for more
critical needs the rubber for u
million gross OF rings, the esti-
mated 1873 requirement for do
nestle canning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

You can save valuable time and money by
first consulting TIMES WANT ADS. Every
day the Times publishes many advertisements
of furnished or unfurnished rentals in Detroit
and suburbs. Out of wide selection, you
should have no trouble finding exactly the
place you desire. When looking for new liv-
ing quarters, depend on the Times!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02
PHooEY' TO DOGS

Only one thing set the party
aside from the thousands of other
celebrations that night. A num-
Der of leader dogs, tied up along
the wall of the Blue Room. They
acted up. because they too were
having fun, but a curt: 4Phui. "
pronounced "Phooey," would drop
the dog to the floor.
Phui, in English, means shame
on you.
Raymond c. Dahl, manager of
the company, made himself heard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-02

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Sow Do made me know hoo"
wholly De- belonged 90 nae. what
tho long weeks OF our separation
had meant 10 him.
Egt only a few weeks later
Nuay came to We with sad news.
Il have to go 90 NrN York
Tohta Tho studio wants mc 10
mako some personal appearance
I'm connection with tho release Of
'rhc Son Of The Shclk
heard hmm with a trembling
heart
Don't look like that Pohta
New York is not far away and
III be- back before you can miss
me 49,. " and then he said
why can't you come with
mo- Let's ask The studio
My film has just started
What slaves we are % our
work" he sighed
From the very first ] bad n
strange forchodmE, an mrcasou-
ing reluctance to let Rudy leave
nae.
At the tram / wrapped my
arms about his neck and held ou.
The tram was moving and the
...,,..}. .f.., t..... ,... .,s..t,r .,,.l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
oAN THINK or NO ONE

CAN THINK OF NO ONE
ELSE RUDY
l tried 10 put my fears IN the
background. and ! planned fever
SHY for the day ne would re-
tHrn.
Then one night | heard his
hoyish happy voice saying:
Darling, / am on my way
home. l finished here sooner
than ! expected, Then he said
only a day or two now and IN
hold you IN my arms again :"
I hung up the phone and told
myself that I must sleep tonight.
| must because Rudy would be
home soon! He said he would. l
must believe II why couldn't !?
But something whispered al
ways. something sent waves Of
fear through me All night l
walked the floor, as If l were
waiting for some message which
never came.
II was~daylght when a knock
came at my door. and my maid
handed me an omirous yellow
envelope. 1t was a telegram I
tore it open madly
Mr.. VALENTINO HAS
BEEN OPERATED ON FOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
"a Doctor. whispers
MERRY Christmas
@0 9Izng haIN55 mo1Ie1:/
-
Merry christmos"-for he'd found
the way Diphtherio could be cured!

Dphthero In the early nncties, when doctor bending
pronounced that rghul word imagine mothers
children stricken, so would well
Little comfort knowing youthful doctor bitterly fighting
murderous mcrobe army that strangcd babies bcd
But young Dr. Emil BcrHg had been army doctor. He
sized the strength of his OF baCI which
polluted human bodies with poison of such deadlmess that
single could kill thousands Undaunted by the heavy odds
despite all defeats and lost battles the end he his
He found that killed the poison precious antitoxn
that controlled DiphHcyia!
On the 25h of December 1891 he his anoxn child
in the shadow of death What Christmas gift to that frantic
mother 1891 what gift from medical all of us
For today through incubation dphthera be prevented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
.050-Another medical marvel
alalHg MlIll0H5 IL 01uc0me bQln/

diseases combined. They discovered Aspirin!
Whenever men of medicine fight suffering and
pain, Baycr Aspirin is trusted not just for de
pcndabity, but for the rapid relief it brings. SO
for relief that's reliable and also s,ciH, ask for
Baycr Aspirin by its full name And be sure the
tablets YOU buy are stamped "BAYER'- the
famous name IN Aspirin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
APPENDICITIS AND GAS
TRIO ULCERS. HE IS MAX
ING GOOD PROGRESS

IL was signed by doctor of
whom l had never heard.
| don't know how long il took
me to get the hospital on the
telephone and 10 my anxious
queries a soothing voice on the
New York end of the wire as
sured me there was nothing
whatever 10 worry over.
Mr. Valentino has got over
his operation splendidly."
l wanted to fly to New York
but | had TO work! The studio
expected me early and late as
the most important scenes in
Hotel Imperial were being
taken. l knew all this. Re-
membcring the assurance Of the
hospital attendant, / tried to
reason that l was unreasonably
upset.
At the studio everyone made
light of my fears but all
through the day l worked in
daze. l tried desperately TO con-
centrate. But every hour l went
back TO the phone, called the
hospital.
Mr.. Valentino is getting on
nicely impersonal voices always
told me.
Then this message came 20 me
dt the studio.
Mr.. VALENTINO SAYS
FOR you NOT TO WORRY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

night. the streets were noisy with
shouting ncwsboys
/ bought a paper and read
through tears.
RUDOLPH VALENTINES
CONDITION DANGEROUS.
Frantic, / buried home and
called the hospital again. | was
told again that he was resting
well.
But that night was night
mare. The following day /
moved about in the studio as one
possessed, scarcely knowing what
| said or did
| lived at the telephone. Al
ways | was given the same mes.
sage by the same calm. imper.
s.nu voices
The restless sick feeling in
creased ] could not cat or drink
or sleep
Then ] VAS told
Mr. Na,ortuo is out OF dan.
egr. The luss has passed
VIII he soon he able TO
trayc. asked over a soaring
heart.
.lyrv ,,rt..f,. a.. 49,
gu.ta soon =.
NV f.,r. I,.I4 r.,.,t, should
have boon ,,,.,d .hy INC h,,,
There 4is ro morse l,ft ,nr ,,a -
tho whole world
Dld iuapIrc tho ,rono-,,.
men were LOOKING at mo strarec.
~ v,r4 trsv ,,bis,..,.,, -,
mv back Was ,y.ryn7o h.,rr
too polite and ttouph,nl of mo
was l breaking | hadSrcacbcd
the place where DAD ma, krn,,,
could not reason IN NV ann,.-
hcusivc trance.
Tho wardrobe mistress yyb-fc-
faced and t,ar.uI d,orpad "a,
TIT ff---5-T : ''Ty5-7fa no T-iJ, a T7g7I-,-
IN mv hand
But past then an assistant a.
rector rushed over.
Miss Negu. I've us, tr+l,ad
To tie hospital aaar Tb,y t,I,
nae Rudy is dong fine. And t.
told his manager 90 be- suro 4.
tell yau not 10 worry, Hcu be
homie soon
He ya,t,d mo ON the shoulder
and ! WINGED from his touch
Why. what had happened to M,
That / WAS uugr4tcuI for news
Was l actually losing nv re-.
son II was all / could do 4.
thank him.
But / wanted 20 behcy. b,,.
dtutIo Wasn't being absurd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Give Your Lazy Liver
This Gentle Nudge
Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
10 Relieve CONSTIPATION

II liver bile doesn't flow freely ersry
day into your intestines--constipation
with its headaches and that "half-alive"
feeling often result. So stir up your liver
bile secretion and see how much better
you should feell Just try Dr.. Edwards
Olive Tablets used so successfully for years
by DIR. +. NJ. Edwards for his patients
with constipation and sluggish liver bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely regd05lc,
are wonderful They not only stimulate
bile flow 20 help digest fatty foods but
also help elimination. Test their good.
ness TONIGHTl Follow label direc-
tions. l5t. 800 Coz. All drugstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
WHY BAYER ASPIRIN
WORKS so FAST

In . to 3 seconds after a
Baycr Aspirin Tablet
touches water, IT. is disin-
tcgratcd and ready 10 start
work That vhathnppcns
I'M your stomach when YOU
take EIy,r N-uirin.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Colored-Near 1st and Florida awe r,
auto. gas heat. hardwood floors. rock wool
insulation: l st commercial zone: will sacri-
fee for quick sale.
THOs W. PARKS.
1O7 Florida Ave NV DE 1850
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Colored-Beautiful New Hampshire ave:
home, semi-detached, 8 r. on floors, oil
heat. hardwood floors, large, ample closets,
DE 1115.
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Colored-Near Soldiers Home-6 +. h.
must sacrifice. Mr.. Wills, HO 1897.
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Colored-Near 2nd and You SITS NV
g large rooms. tile bath. full cellar, auto.
heat: only $4,000: $500 cash. DE. 53s2.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Colored-Near 18th and Kalorsma I'd.
nw-Large 16-room house, reasonably
priced Call Mr.. Brown. NO. 6420.
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$3.50 Cash

Balance like rent: rooms. tile bath, brick.
h.-w.h.: close in, near schools and trans
wi HONE REALTY CO.. eo6 10th NV.
AD 5297 RE. 1887.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Colored-Excellent investment property.
income 5000 monthly: recently redecorated.
Price, 81 $50: make your offer. Quick sale
desired. DU. 0604
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cOLORED, BROON.AND. SS.450.

COLORED. BROOnAND. SS.45o.
Lovely, detached home, arranged as 2
COMPLETE APIS. with auto. heat and
refrigeration. insulated roof: big, dry cell
lar. ETC.; an investment and home COM
bined.
FOR COLORED, NEW-S345O.
Bunaalo 4 rooms. no bath. corner ,ot
1886 3 st. Sc. Call branch office, 3211
renn ApElBERT De ss II W. iIIa LEE. REALroR.
1343 II ST NV d. 1900
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Colored-Near 18th and 8 n.w.-a r.
baths, oil heat. hardwood floors: excellent
condition. NO 1909
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SACRIFICE

SACh1f lCE.
One Of the most beautiful homes IN
blSn'So0G bai6 4Vl sarase aseeh lot st. sosiso Viii
sell or trade for or acres in Maryland
6S PSs n11FR.iiop MR ocoRNoR 81 r 6 5s RA
Ge%e = sEAgFul ssIE1 tIEISsHe KENYoN Gar sr
bssutifpl bv ,ia, condition, MR., STEPHENS
COLORED-19O9 AND 1911 GALE ST
h-w.h.; price, 81, $50 each: Terms, N.
iI.26 RRooKIAlNSD Is rms 12St
soase useo' 1RvRo ING DG s565. Ss'tsea' No os2a
CoLoRED-1o-ROOM CORNER HOUSE
excellent condition. first commercial =
baths oil heat 55iced Nc sa ior
daysa dasSA De 4os7' 1-iO4''' W.
COLORED-LARGE SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
newly decorated throughout; immediate
possession; reasonable gown payment sdS snd
CodoRED-BEAUTIFgL GROOM COR
s;;sss s:sss : 81 sss1 ,'' ~ -
c6LoREb-8-RooM HOUSE. H7WH,
front end back porches: good ne. neigh
borhood: terms; less than $1,000. Sun
days, Trinidad 1913; weekdays. DE. 40s7:
COLORED-2200 BLOCK 18th N.W.-VA-
cant: r. and b.; h.-w-h; redec Small
coLORED-5O0 BLOCK Gath N.w.-6 R.
and b., h.-w.h.: redec. Small down pay
ment bal. mo. W. W. BAILEY. Ma. $3.50.
cOLORED-6OO BLOCK 2nd NE-5 r.
and b.. h.w.h. Small down payment, bal.
mo. w. w. BAILEY. Ma. 3570.
COLORED-6 ROOMS AND BATH, BRICK,
full basement Colonial front porch. brick
garage, large front and back yards; near
schools, on car line. By OWNER ia. 44l6.
COLORED-A COMFORTABLE GROOM,
bath. detached home. bedrooms, with .elec.
lights. new hot-water heating plant a large
lot 50x175, nice front and back porches,
within y blk CT car line and stores. VIII
sacrifice for immediate sale az $4,000 TO
settle estate. IN finest section Of Dean
wood. For full details call MA 0036.
COLORED
On irving ST. NV: e nice rooms, bath.
two porches, full basement. nice yard with
brick garage. Call Mr.. Boaze. GE. 6779
WAPLE & JAMES INC, DI 3346,
and Sunday 10 to s. 439 Duncan ST.
ne-6-room brick tile bath, h.-w.h.
fun basems3s; So,,E s2s9 5H.f1 fas5, s. $50 month,
e06 10th ST. NV. RE. 1887.
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ROOMING HOIJSE

II rooms. . baths. . porches oil hot-water
heat Price reduced to SO. 500. For further
information call Mr Goldfarb.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor :,
InyAxtment BLDG RE ISL
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Colored-Gresham pl. n.w.-6 r. tile
bath, porches; excellent neishborhood;
priced rea easonably. Ii. 6563.
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HOME AND INCOME.

81 900 cash required Mr. johnson. sH.
451s or DI 9706. McKEEVER Il WHITE
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DEATH AND TAXES
1925 18th ST. NV.
N E-S6 45Q-
S6 Q50-RARGAIN

$6,95O-BARGAIN.
O6ered to settle estate. large rooms
h.-w.h. 1lth st. ne, close to Lincoln
Park; suitable for rooming or small apart
ments. Immediate possession.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th AND H sTS NE. FIR. 5000.
Sunday Phone Mr.. Davis, II. 1851.
LOOK!
Home or investment-722 Quebec pl.
auto. heat, screened-in back porches. con-
crete front porch. with entrance to base
once. For information. call D. J. O'Con-
nor RA. O067. or J. J. OCONNOR. D1.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

COLORED- HOME, RMS,
tile bath. porches h-wh.. hardwood
floors: near New Hampshire ave. and Park
I'd. NO. 1909.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

COLORED-OPEN1 10 AM TO 8 Pm.
8 r, h--w.h.. cellar, newly decorated. 3
porches: Immediate possession. 522 Irving
st. NV. DE. 1850
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1875 47th ST. NE.

LOO CII y :. N.G.
New semi-detached brick. rooms. in
cluding recreation room. 2 baths. ultra
modern streamlined kitchen. double drain
boards. hardwood doors. reception hall.
hand-painted walls. fun basement. air
conditioned auto. heat. small down pay.
ment. no renewal Of trust.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
6OO1 East Capitol st. Realtors. Ii 354O.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
FIRST TIME
SAMPLE HOUSE-OPEN

new detached brick homes: large lot.
some trees; oil burner. air conditioned
heat; three full sized bedrooms. large liv-
iently located.
1901 to 1921 Claiming ST., NE.
cat 18th and r. I. ave. nel. Ia
blocks south of R. I. ave. ne. Come out
and inspect or call Mr.. Kerley. sligo l776.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th ST NV DI 3346
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GREEN ACRES.

= and 8 bedroom homes. Just com
pleted; air .cond. auto. heat: S6.250. n
inspect: Drive, out Wis. ave. to River rd
left to property
AN ALBERT w. WALKER
COMMUNITY,
Wisconsin 1892 Oliver 324O
Evening star., 1942-01-18
DIFFERENT.

Dutch Colonial stone front: Somerset.
which is West Chevy Chase. Md. right
alongside Kenwood. First floor: LARGE liv
ing room. beamed ceiling. step-up 10 library
room. "a bath. concrete porch. overlooking
sunken garden. Second floor: 3 bedrooms.
baths. Basement: Finished recreation
room, toilet. . bult-in garages. Lot about
Il acre. fenced 800 Cumberland ave. IN
spection by appointment only. OWNER.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
1925 JACKSON ST. NE.

1925 JACKSON ST. NE.
rooms and bath, . semi-detached CO.
lonial home, situated on . beautiful tree
lined street, one-half block from bus trans
portation: stores, churches and schools
nearby; one-car detached garage. h.-w.h:
with blower for cheap coal: hardwood
floors: huge sleeping porch: S6.950. on
easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV. MA. 9797.
5O01 East Capitol st. Ii. 354n.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

Honeymoon Bungalows,
Only SIS, ,450.
Low Down Payment. Balance Easy.
ity built; bedrooms, living room, de luxe
kitchen, dinette. tile bath, built-in tub and
shower. side porch. full basement; part
tion near bus. schools, etc. These are
1902 5sth st. NE. Nd.
out Defense hwy. to IAndover rd.. out
Landover I'd. to 5sth st. sign.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

$50 PER MONTH. F. H. A; READY 8
weeks: 2-bedroom brick cottage, wood
burning fireplaces, oil heat; more unoer
construction WELLINGTON Estates, End St.,
turn south of stone arch bridge on Mt.
Vernon blvd. W. H. BACON, Jr, INC.
OK 257l ~
Evening star., 1942-01-18

1901 EMERSON sT-OPEN. DErAoH.
ed; excellent residential section; rms,
baths; gas heat. garage; beauei1W cor
wv GAUSS. GE. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

GOVERNMENT WORKER BEING TRANS
ferred, sacriicing beautiful home quick
sale, $500 cash and terms. Z miles out.
3 acres, garden, fruit and SHADE trees.
| conyeniences, h-wh. Big porches. slassed
and copper screened all double windows.
| Two-car garage, barn. chicken house, other
| buildings BY OWNER. Bowie 2746.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

NEAR ERSBURG-MODERN Bun
galow and l acre OF land Z rooms. oil heat.
brooder house for 500. chicken hous es
for 300 laying hens, double garage; nice
place; $4,000. F. B. CUSHMAN, mics
above Rockville. route 24O Phone Gar n
ersourc 14n Opfn Sunday
Evening star., 1942-01-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
8IIOO PARK HILLS,

Detached brick. corner; Z rooms. 2h
baths. built-in garage. rec. room; only one
yr. old. A real buy. Owner being trans
ferred. Call for appt. to inspect. MI. Ben
nett, GE 2296. or WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
DI 3340
Evening star., 1942-01-18

S5.95OO6 - Low. RAMBLING. 1-RcoM
house on an acre Of wooded land. 10 miles
from Washington. All Of the rooms are
paneled and the house has bath. oil heat
and fireplace. Behind the house the land
81, Us down. See MASON HiRsT, Anna n.
dale, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
(oontinued On Next Pago.l
Evening star., 1942-01-18
SILVER SPRING,

OVERLOOKING 15O-ACRE PARK.
2 new Groom. 2-story. 2-bath houses,
on a corner lot: built-in garages; near
schools. stores. churches and Transports
ton price S10,500: terms.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
1894 Colesvflle Rd SH. 5100
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OWNER ORDERED AWAY, MUST sEIL.
Nicely located in Anacostia, not far from
Navy Yard. House contains six. six rooms com
ETC., nice yard Price, $4,950.
JOHN SCRIVENER q BRO.
District 1890 728 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT PROPERTY
for the small investor. GOOD also as resi- 81
dence 4-room house. lot 15-ft- 'front.' oy
100 IT. deep Only a few feet from wilson
hiud near Clarendon; 81 900. Oh. OIZ3.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
PARK.
Fine brick house with 3 bedrooms, IN
closed sleeping porch. complete baths;
trim, many extras; in excellent condition;
close to stores. schools and transportation.
Priced for quick sale at
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1613 HORART ST. NV.

S11;25O-5 real bedrooms. baths: ex-
or hy appointment Call MR.. CROXTON.
Ne stionai 143S Sligo 3214
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ARLINGTON 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGA-
low. l " baths, large living room, fireplace.
porch. full basement, full attic with space
S125O 5ll3 N 25th ST. CH. SAB.
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: ROOMS. . BATHS; RENTED $3.50 MO;

Z ROOMS. . BATHS; RENTED $3.50 MO;
l0c bus: close in; owner leaving city:
S9.950, terms. 2125 Lee hwy. Arlington.
ARLINGTON - NEW; $1,000 4-BED-
rooms brick, tile baths, recreation room,
garage, trees. fenced lot. 10c bus. unusual
buy; new brick. S7,950, 3 bedrooms, S1,950
cash, SAB month; brick. rooms. $3.50,
$500 cash. S45 month: air conditioned; 3
years old. Drive out Wilson blvd. to JEFF
ferson. left to 9th ST.. right 5614. ONCE.
TRACEY
Evening star., 1942-01-18

GROOM MODERN HOUSE l ACRE OF
F. b. CUSHMAN, route 24u, miles north
Of Rockville. Phone Gaithersburg 299.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. MARYLAND-DE-
snd aShfa Bath. fnsh.d s sttie ssrase % near new
Government building at Suitland, Md.
4420 Beck ave. or call Lincoln S055.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS, BATH, ELEC-
triciIy: 4, acre; near Merriheld. Va: 81 .oOO-
Call Falls Church S99-W-2 Sun or eve
Evening star., 1942-01-18

IL BUILDING LOTS, SEWER. WATER
gas. electricity. paved street. With pri-
ority letter and rating already reoelveS.
All or mart Priced rlghl for casn.
nIuNER CH Slln or Cd. 1856.
Evening star., 1942-01-18

BEDROOM house for $3.50. Nearly new
beautiful white frame DWELLING, situated
on wooded acre. block on Leesours pIse
above Falls Church, ami; excellent
transp CH. OTIS.
Evening star., 1942-01-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODSIDE FOREST.

4. Brick Colonial hSmes; 5eady o.niorn Iot immes =
rms. rms 2 baths to rms. 21s baths: near
stores schools etc: bus At eornsr; Dis
blvd. Out Ga. ave. to Dale dr.. right TO
property.