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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Release Vacuum Cleaners

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21 GNS)
The War Production Board to.
day released for sale 10 consumers
new vacuum cleaners frozen in the
hands Of retailers and wholesale
distributors since October q.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

The following diSpatch, the
first interview with Capt. Eddie
RiCkenbaCkcr since his rescue
after being forced down in the
Pacific, was written by marine
corps sergeant. who forwarded
II 10 Pearl llarbor)
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Allies Ha1nn1ering
At Japs Pinned in
Buna-Gona Sector
Americanize
Our Schools Now

THE COMPLETE AMERICANIZATION of our schools
should be begun NOW
The dominant study should be OUR history and the
greatness of OUR fundamental institutions
American school children-and college students also
should be made LYRICALLY and ENTHUSIASTIC
CALLY conscious of precious heritage of LIBERTY
and OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.
The American Defense Society has begun cam
pagn in our public schools for verbal and visual
America 1t is being done with 13x19inch cards. One
card for instance contains these exang words beneath
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
a Columns
Using Tanks
In Assault
Allied Paratroops
Get New Airdromes;
Air Battles Furious
BY ROBERT G. NIXON

International News Service star Writer
ALLIED HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN NORTH AFRICA,
Nov. q. - Four columns Of
mixed American, British and
French troops, including
heavy tank units, were driv-
ing swiftly east across Tunisia
tonight, drawing a moose of
steel around Axis forces in
the Bizerte-Tunis area.
As the Allied legions hammered
at the outer defenses of a semi
circular Axis line, American and
British paratroop battalions once
more leaped into action and occu-
pied additional airdromes east OF
those they had already captured
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Beat Death 18th Time,
Says Eddie Rickenbacker

the 18th than any Of his party Of
seven survivors
eyes, sir" he said. II feel I
can speak as an authority on
that subject. This makes the
fourth time in my life I've been
very close TO death.
II know I came within hear
Ing distance Of The Old Fellow"
this time because his approach
always the same-is unmis-
taxable"
The remainder OF the dispatch
was held up by a transmission
delay from Pearl HarborD
PEARL HARBOR. Nov. u (UP)
A Joint army and navy release
said today that advices from the
south Pacific base where Capt Ed.
ward V. Rickenbacker and his
companions were taken after theiI
rescue indicated that the entire
party was recovering satisfactorily
and that the flying ace was in
high spirits
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Awaiting Warrant

John Bugas, head Of the FBl
here. said he Will send federal
agents 10 Toledo the minute De
troit police issue a warrant. He
explained the formality Of A war
rant is necessary under federal
regulations.
Detective Lieutenant Gcor &c
Branton Of the homicide squad
rushed 10 Toledo. accompanied by
Chief Floyd Crichton Of Lincoln
PARK. and Detroit Detectives Al
bert Langtry and Charles Rumsey.
A theory that Mrs. Munt, di-
mInutive Windsor war plant
worker, was killed while in the
car could not be checked by To-
ledo police. They reported the AL.
tomobile had been cleaned inside
and out before being offered for
sale. There was no evidence OF
blood. they said.
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Furious Air Battles

Thrust deep into the heart OF
the vital French protectorate as
the battle approached its climax.
the Allied armored vanguards
closely pursued German troops to-
ward the Bizerte naval bastion
and the Tunisian capital of Tunis
after smashing enemy advance
points in the first fighting contacts.
American and British planes
meanwhile were apparently gain
ing the upper hand in furious sky
fighting that continued undated
for control of the air over the
Tunisian battle-ground.
on the northern wing. spear
heads of the mounting Allied Of
fensive were reported 10 have
thrust to within 25 miles west Of
Bizerte, chief prize Of war in the
French DTOteCtOTate.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Car of Suspect
hMunt Death
Found in Ohio
Auto Sold, Check
Cashed; Seller
Then Vanishes

Toledo police late Saturday
found the automobile OF Wayne
Banning, garage mechanic sought
in the auto jack staying Of Mrs
Doris Munt.
The car was sold Thursday
morning TO the Pollack Motor
Sales Company Of Toledo, presum-
ably by Banning. The check was
cashed immediately at the Citizens
National Bank there Toledo au-
thorities reported, and the fugitive
vanished hours before the body Of
his EngliSh-born sweetheart was
found in field near Lincoln Park.
The development may bring The
FBI into the manhunt inasmuch
as the car was driven ont Of the
state.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Sweetheart Theater Bar 1928 3rd.
9 Nodvil Acts. No Door Charge.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

c. NJ. McARTHUR, DENTIST
Griswold at Mich. over KinSers
Hours: SO. Sundays 12.-Adv
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Arabs Full of RejOicing,'
Leader Tells Roosevelt

he was intimately associated witt
Feisal. late king of Iraq, and witt
of Arabia in the Arai
battles in the last war.
The whole Mediterranean
scene has been changed In few
days and all the friends of the
United Nations and particularly
the Arab races or North Africa
and the Near East are full Of re-
ioicing and grateful 10 YOU per-
sonally as the originator Of this
great action"
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Casualties High

While official reports failed to
mention Allied casualties, the ref
Ierences to extremely heavy fight
ing indicated that the cost in blood
iof this climatic battle 10 oust the
Japanese from New Guinea can be
expected to be high in comparison
with previous phases of the cam.
paign.
The front reports indicated that
the Japanese were hurling greater
numbers of Zero fighters into the
battle. They also were taking full
advantage of bad weather condi-
tons on the Port Moresby side Of
the Owen Stanley Mountains
which virtually grounded Allied
planes at their bases there.
A headquarters spokesman said
that the bitterest fighting was in
progress at the Buna sector, where
Americans were fiinging them
selves against the Japanese posi-
| Itions from the south. and at Coma,
where an Australian force was
Ihammering the enemy from the
4 north.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

paign in our public schools for verbal and visual
America. 1t is being done with 13x19-nch cards. One
card for instance these exang words beneath
Old Glory
OUR FLAG SPEAKS
Born during the nations infancy / have grown
with it, my stars increasing i'm number the country has
grown in size; the domain which wave expanding
until the my flying folds never sets. Filled
with significance coors of red white and blue into
which have been woven the strength and courage OF
American manhood the love and loyalty of American
wOmanhoOd.
stirring are the stories of my Stars and Stripes.
represent the Declaration of Independence stand for
the Constitution of the United States. signify the law
of the land reflect the wealth and grandeur OF this
great land of opportunity tell the achievements and
progress of the American people in art and science,
culture and literature invention and commerce. trans
portaOn and industry.
Il stand for peace and good will among the nations
of the world believe in tolerance. l exultantly
the schoohOuses of the land for education in the
keystone of the nation am the badge of the nations
greatness and the emblem of its destiny.
"THREATEN ME AND MILLIONS WILL SPRING
TO MY DEFENSE
Il AM THE STARS AND STRIPES"
lust as vital is the following suggestion among
others that the defense society suggests be ncucated
among our pupils; ur o,rprypow or ppoprprv
RIGHTS WOULD ENTAIL THE CHANGING OF ALL
OUR FUNDAMENTAL AMERICAN IDEAS"
And this too, should be learned by heart by every
school-chd in America:
There is permanent class of hired laborers
amongst Twenty-Five years ago | was a hired
Iaborer :. The hired Iaborer of yesterday abors
his account today and will hire others to labor for
him tomorrow
That is the tremendous message of democracy of
Abraham Lincoln all the school children of the u s A
THIS extensive Americanization program of the
| American Defense Society in our schools should be
taken un hv patriotic organization from coast to
coast and from the Canadian border-ine to the Gulf
We have had enough Of MARKHAM treason in our
schools.
We have had too many textbooks that smear
origins and our great Throw them out NOW!
The time has for a militant 100 PER CENT
ANERICANISM in our educational institutions.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
Casualties High
as Enemy Makes
Las+-Di+ch Stand

WHERE IN Me- w
GUINEA. Nov. 21 (UP).-The
fiercest fighting of the New Guinea
campaign ragged today as United
States and Australian troops ham,
mered at japanese forces pocketed
and making a desperate last-ditch
stand in a triangular area between
Buna and Coma, 10 miles apart on
the coast, and Soputa, eight miles
inland.
The Allied forces, reports from
the front said, were maintaining
pressure on the two landward
sides of the triangle despite heavy
aerial assaults by Zero planes and
inadequate support from Allied
aircraft.
The japanese were making their
defense from trenches and fixed
positions they had time to prepare
in front of their main New Guinea
base at Buna. From these they
lpoure withering machine-gun,
mortar and artillery fire.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Dance fAhl NfhS fthNlSHtl
Hollywood Woodward az Willis
Learn 10 Dance 20 Lessons 50
ADV.
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The Weather

HOURLY TEMPERATURES
.. m % 10 D. m.
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CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

ySSD laSa coupe: ladys car: Ship,
sSN6 condition throughout. NE. o540.
SS; $50 after 40 pm. 6'
FRANKLIN 1888 sedan; 6-wheel equip.
practically new 6-ply tires. new car con-
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PROPOSALS.

. S. ENGINEER OFFICE LIST AND DOUG
ias SIS: NV Washington: D. c. Sealed
Pm Pm January -, 1912. and then publicly
opened for furnishing and installing me-
chsnical and electrical equipment for an
aooItion 70 the Central Heating Plant for
D:stric; OF Columbia Deposit Of S.
required on drawings. Further informa-
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
BuiloInEs Administration, WASHINGTON
d G. Dee. 30. 1871 Sealed bids in
Duplicate Will be publicly ocened in this
once al pm. Standard Tine jar II,
lef", Tor construction Q: I'VE metal
counters, etc, IN the Terminal Building
waiting room a. tNe wash ,astcc Nattcnsf
airport. GraVeuy Fcict. Va At.ea-,>r, e
directed 70 the srcclsl ee;,ti.;c,< - nd
olng set forth IN the sGee iaesiterS srs
Bulletin No 81 revised - yhe rese-sl
Emerecncy Acm iniStrsisca eg s>,ie,.c wc-ks
attached hereto DRAWINGS sae sr<1gees-
tons NAV be obtained a. Ihss Csc me
furnishing OF more than ere sey WI - =.
the discretion o. :hr Ccr..,!ss,,,-Sr -
puohc BuildinE< w. 4 REYNOLDS CC,c,-
missioner OF Public Buildings, eeae-s,
Works Agency ssiss
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DOWNTOWN CORNER,

$500 SO. FIT. 128x75 FIT.
LIST commercial 90-C within l block Of
new District Bid. Acacia Bids. new
r F. c. Bldg and District courts; property
now consists Of : individual dwellings;
rented on 3o-day basis at approximately
~''''''0 JEROME S. MURRAY
RE. "iGn. 1871 G. 81. NV. MI 45"9.
DEEERRED PAYMENT NOTES
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DEFERRED PAYMENT NOTES.

LIST trust. So interest. monthly payment
end trust, 81 interest. monthly payment
Will sell notes outright or Will exchani
for zeal estate
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ATTRACT. BEDRMS. IN DESIRABLE
location; central or accessible. Executive
1900 or DE. 11O4.
LARGE HOUSE IN NEARBY VA OR
Marylsnd; must have acreage: unfinished.
9Ox 32l C. Star
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NATHAN M. BROWN,
514 Colorado BLDG.
ME-. POPS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
biamIN RE AssIGNMENT OF Baker Cork
Eye Street NV; Weshinston, D, G~ {d
TION.-Thc object of this suite is to loui:,
date and distribute to tee creditors ana
other persons entitled to the same all OF
the funds now in the possession OF the
Assignee of Baker Cork g. Tile Co.. Inc. a
body corporate, formerly doing business in
Washington. District of Columbia. Upon
consideration Of the Report of the Assignee
filed herein on November l5, 1941. 1t is by
the Court this End day Of January 1912.
ORDERED, that ell persons having claims
against Baker Cork e. Tile Co. Inc, a
body corporate, or against Nathan M
Brown. the Assignee Of said corporation,
shall present ard file an itemiZed statement
Of their claim. duly verified by Afhdavit Of
claim ant with Nathan M. Brown. Assignee.
Colorado Building. Washington District OF
Columbia, on or before the End day Of
February. 1942; otherwise the cause will
proceed as in case Of default. provided;
however, that a COPY Of this Order shall
be published once week for three con-
secutive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter, and in the Evening Star, and
further that a copy Of this Order Of Pub
LEGATION be mailed by said Assignee to each
OF the known creditors or claimants at
their last known address on or before the
26th day of January. 1912. JAS. w.
Test: CHARIEs = STEWART: Clerk. By
JULIA "; sHIPLEY. Deputy Clerk.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TOM built radio. underseat heater, spot
less inside and out: new-car cond and
appearance; S4l6 down, bal. Is months;
6s59 Wisconsin ave. WI. 5195
CADILLAC 1871 "62" 4-door sedan; radio
and heater; very clean throughout Call
Mr.. Parker, Randolph 1861
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

OWNER LIVING IN FLORIDA WILL RENT
To responsible party or sell at a barrain
orr Of the hert located homes in NV
WASHINGTON. DO aChcd 10 rooms. 2 baths.
ami; immediate possession. Further in
formation can be had al property, opposite
public library. f9O3 9Th ST Phone
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w Cd NIIs
AND ANOTHER
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-STORY BRICK BLDG. NEAR 18th AND
Columbia nd NV leased in entirety TO
tenant for ) years at average rental of
So $50 per year: no expenses; priced for
quick sale. S24 600.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
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FARMS FOR SALE.

PARMA GENTLEMAN'S SMALL COUN-
try estate. thoroughly modern in every de-
tail and a S complete could be made. in
Guiding 5. acres in high state of cultiva-
ton; 100 feet on concrete State road
white board fence: tenant houses. horse
stables carriage sheds. dairy and milk
barns maternity and calf barns. bull pen
and paddocks, smokehouSe and toolhouses.
silo cattle sheds and other buildings to
make up one of the prettiest miniature
small farms in Anne Arundel Co., near
Chesapeake Bay.
Box 24s. Annapolis. Md
go ACRES. S-ROOM FRAME HOUSE.
barn, other farm buildings. miles from
D. c.: fine stream, excellent cattle farm;
must sell to settle estate; price, $4,000;
terms.
$50 acres. Groom frame house. all good
farm buildings. 30 miles to D. c.: fine
cattle farm price. $4,000: terms
Many Other Farms Of All Sizes Listed
BUELL.. M. GARDNER F. KELLY,
Rockville. Md PhDpe Rockville .,S0
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BABY FARMS, 3 TO 5 ACRES AND UP:
committing distance, ID miles D. C. $500
per acre. Terms. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville. Md. Ashton 3S46.
LOCATED IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. 3
miles from WASHINGTON, approximately 3
acres. SCOTT. frontage on Lee highway:
p NJ SMITH. o4OS Columbia bike i AT.
Va Oxford 2O3S.
ACREAGE, LARGE OR SMALL TRACTS,
Montgomery County, Md, close in. Suit
"s THos. Z. JARREII CO. Realtors.
ri 10th st. NV. National O765.
LARGE ACREAGE in both Ar
lington and Fairfax counties,
ready for immediate develop
ment. w. g. Hoge, Jr., CHI. $500,
1915 Lee Highway.
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE

VAGABOND, the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp
BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn. Nd.
TRAILERs new and used; easy TO deal
with. Elcar Coach Co. Canary Trailer
Camp. Ri. l. Berwyn. Md.
TRAnERS-Prices range from S1s5 to
81 :595: financing. Sc interest to selected
risks. Come in before you buy.
TWO LOCATIONS:
Beltsville. Md Below Alexandria on l.
MD A ~ I'D
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PRIVATE. LONG ISLAND, WITHIN q
minutes Manhattan; bus. subway. railroad;
furnished. 800: unfurnished. S75. Re-
sponsible couple, no children. BOX
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Low COSts-All Types.

D. C. tracts. 80 4-fam.; sewer, wa
ter. 10 to 1000 single or apis, $50
to $500. 3 4-fam.. D. c.. at 81 400. Call
J. v. OHARE. realtor, National 641i.
IN COUNTRY CLUB section of
beautiful homes. large wooded
lots. w. S. Hoge, Jr., CHI. $500,
1915 Lee Highway.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

Il ACRES OF CLEARED LAND. . FAC
tory bldgs.. each 36x75 IT.: cleo. on land.
mi from D. C. line in Prince Georges Co.
18th ST NV
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CHEVROLET 1898 coupe: very clean
throughout, excellent motor and tires;
S425. Also 1899 coupe in the finest OF con-
ssitlon, radio and heater, S525., Closed
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DODGE 1885 4-dr. trk. sed.; low mi. good
tires: q real family car: $3.50 down bal.
S227O mo. MERSON &, THOMPSON, $3.50
Wisconsin ave WI 5la5.
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DE SOTO 1898 de luxe sedan radio,
hester. excellent blue paint. very clean,
good tires. low mileage. fine mechanical
Iegatinn ST w WO n416 g.
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CHEVROLET L $40 convertible coupe: radio
and heater; S195. l94l Buick Super club
coupe; 81 0a5. A. B. Clarke, 500 Maine
ave. S.W. RE. 3SO4 &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

CHRYSLER l941 New Yorker 4-dr II.
sed.; nuid drive. Vecuumatic transmits
sion. custom built radio. heater and de-
frosters. 2-tone broadcloth upholstery.
air foam cushions. white sideuall tires;
SAL down. balance Is months: trade
accepted. MERSON & THOMPSON. $3.50
Wisconsin ave. WI 5la5.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PEAT, RTTY

house. bedroom on LIST floor: large wooded
lot; on bus line: $1,000 down. 81. 563S
or SH. 1880.
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DODGE 1871 de luxe 2-door sedan; radio.
heater; 1000 miles; $3.50 cash. Call
Franklin SOFA
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FORD 1898 Fordor sedan; radio and heat
e. equity for sale Also 1898 Oldsmobile
+-6cor sedan, 6-cylinder. radio and heater;
equity for sale. Inquire 1T 1910 Tavlor
& Ner
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CHEVROLET 1898 sedan; very good con-
dltlon. radio and heater; can arrange terms
II desired IA. 1902 between and o
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DODGE 1890 de luxe coupe; perfect condi.
ton: runs like new; 500 cash; no trades.
ADplv 900 p 81 NV
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CADILLAC 1921 Imperial Passenger
limo, $3.50. 1000 miles by Govt chauf-
feur immaculate Flood Pontiac, 1921
Connecticut. WO Sf0I
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roSD 1887 model S. coach; good tires;
Sc $3.50 drives ii away. 1916 It'll ST.
:
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LOTS FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

coLcRED-RCLAND PARK-BEAUTIFU
homestes, S395 and up, easy terms.
DAVID COOPER, 500 F st. NV.
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tineie evn ne2s cheTFoet 1a9a oor sas
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
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OWNERS HOME

Near Kenwood, restricted country atmos-
phere, located only 20 minutes from down
town Washington; bedrooms 3 baths.
maids room and bath. large screened
porch: large f1agstoned terrace; Gear at
tached garage: nearly | acre OF ground
For apnointment phone WI 5I1l
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CHRYSLER 1897 coupe: radio. excellent
condition. $3.50 CASH no dealers Glebe
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DODGE 1896 4-dr trk sed; ! owner low
mileage original black finish. 4 Al tires:
$40 down. S13 IS mo. MERSON & THOMP-
SON. kSA0 WlScnn sin ave WI h1Q5
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CHEVROLET 1897: very good condition:
owner drafted: sacrifice. Call Emerson
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DEFERRED PAYMENT NOTES.
1st trust, Sc interest. monthly payments.
end trust 81 interest, monthly payments.
Will sell notes outright or Will exchange
for real estate
JEROME s MURRAY.
1881 G St. NV RE 246O, MI 45"9
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CHRYSLER 1892 New Yorker town sedan:
immaculate. 600 miles: sacrifice. Cali
owner. EN- 5l31 -
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CHRYSLER 1888 20" 4-dr. trunk sed: q
l-owner car with exceptionally low mile
age, formerly owned by prominent Wash
lngton attorney; 3 frst-line tires and
tubes original finish. clean interior
heater. This car has been personally
driven BY our salesmanaFer for the last
1000 miles and carries his personal rec
ommendation: Sls3 down. S27.4O mo.
MERSON 4 THOMPSON, $3.50 Wisconsin
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,hvrs1MEhr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARIY NEW FAMILY FLATS. NEAR N.
Capitol and Allison SITS: rent - 4on VI :
price, S0.S50' WALTER M BAUMAN /
Thomas Circle MA 500. WO. 0741.
BIG LIST. RIGHT PRICE, TERMS. FEW
trade: get data Cor. ONCE bldg, on hts,
car line $50 500, termst trade. lease.
Soo5 mo aunt fiat, good renteg u col
ored md com. mr. Navy Yard. N Z.
RYCN CO. 1915 N. Y. ave. MA. thoa.
ESTATE SALE
Group of eicht semi ached brick FOUR
family flats IN good white rental location;
average income. Sis per month Der build
ing sell separately or toPether at Sl3'5OO
each.
SHANNON r. LUCHs CO,
1905 II St NV National "345.
s145o0-FoUR- FAMILY APT. TENANT
furnishes own heat and lieht.
Very low rentals, will show good
return on approximately So 400
rent annually. Call MR.. GRAY.
WI 1885
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
SS,95O-TWo-Story brick two-family nat
near Lincoln Park: Ave rooms and bath
each. separate entrances. separate gas
furnaces. hot-vater heat: rented 10
excellent white tenants at $3.50 per
SHANNON H. LUCHs CO,
1908 II ST NV National n345.
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DESK SPACE WANIEQ.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

DESK SPACE WITH sEcRErARIAL sERl
ice, small basement or backroom in cor
nection. Not interested in downtown Il
cation. Box 366-G Star
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CADILLAC 1871 club coupe, low miles:
8 four-door. sl,oa5 BUICK 1a4i Special sa
4-ooor. 81 .o05. Buick 1870 Super four
6oor. sos. Mercury 1912 ur-door;
1000 miles; 81 go. Flood Pontiac. 422i
CONNECTICUT. WO SA0l
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rAs0 coupe. 1879; black. recently rebuilt.
Sao3 ares spares, heater; $500. Du-
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CHOICE INVESTMENT

Fine. new Colonial bldg. The owners
apt covers entire | st floor. Living room
l5x3S There are other choice apts.
Large rental income. Brick garage for
tenants Here you can have lovely
home for nothing Plenty income TO take
care of all payments. Price, $4,000;
with $4,000 cash.
AND ANOTHER
This property is very similar to the
above. except on more modest scale. but
new and very nice. Price. S12 500: with
$4,000 cash Location Silver Spring district.
SILVER SPRING R. E. CO., SH. 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-05

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE APPROxI-
price 81 200. Phone WI. 1898 evenings.
LOT, APPROX. $500 SO. FIT. FOR SALE
Across Indian Spring golf course; good
locatiop OloS