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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Real u. S.
Offensive
Under Way!
Navy. Army Mum.
But Congressman
Express Fiction
WASHINGTON - Mnitar

WASHINGTON - Military men
and congressional leaders satur-
day hailed the reported bombing
Of Tokyo and other important Jap
anese Industrial centers as herald
ing start OF real American Of
fensive.
There WAS NO official In
formation from the navy or
war departments 10 confirm
the Tokyo Radio reports Of
the aerial raids. Observer. a.
summing the Tokyo brosdcasts
Ia he true. believed the raids
probably were carried out by
csrrier-bssed planes. In that
event there might ~ no Of
fetal reports from the u. 4.
Navy until the carriers have
returned To their bases.
But in all quarters there was
elation over the news from Tokyo
and a feeling II was q big step
In the grim business OF getting
ahead with the winning OF the war.
Andrew >. May, NY, chair
man Of the house military sf-
fairs committee. said he be-
Iievsd the raid had taken place
and II was "the beginning Of .
~~.SraI aff~nslv~
He said IL lis hard for me to
believe anything Japan says" but
he recalled 10 days ago he pre-
dicted Tokyo would be bombed
shortly. He saw "fulfillment OF
that prediction" in the japanese
radio reports.
Chairman Carl Nisscn. d.,
Ga. Of the house naval affair
COMMITTEES, said. ut appears
10 me the Allied Nations are
beginning 20 take the often
sive."
Chairman J. Buell. Snyder. D.,
Pa, OF the house war department
appropriations subcommittee. de-
clsred. The raids viii prove TINT
In boosting morale. not only 1T
home but especially In China and
Russia"
Hou>e Democratic LEADER
John W. Mccormack Of Mas
sachusetfs, said, Prom now
on Japan can expect 10 be on
the receiving end"
II was pointed out that early
In March an American task force
including a carrier raided the
Jspanese-owned Marcus island
only ss0 miles from Tokyo. II APP
peared likely that now a stronger
naval force probably has pene-
tratsd through the japanese de-
lenses 20 launch planes from
point still nearer the coast. There
were other possibilities, however,
such a. the bssing Of long range
oombers on the mainland Of Asa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
Merchant
Marine Is
Taken Over
wAsHINGToN-The war ship.

WASHIN6TON-The war ship
ping administration has rsquisi-
toned all essential ocean-going
tankers and dry cargo vessels
owned by American citizens" Ad-
miral Emory s. Land. admins
traitor. announced Friday.
The announcement said the
action affected several hun
dred vessels"
The government already has
taken title to or is using rs per
cent of u. S. freighter tonnage.
The general requisitioning was
ordered under the merchant ma
rine act OF 1896 which says:
whenever the president
shall proclaim that the So
curity OF the national defense
makes 10 advisable or during
any national emergency de-
ciared by proclamation Of the
president, IL shall be lawful
for the lmaritimeD commits
sion TO requisition or purchase
any vessel or other water
craft owned by citizens Of the
United states, or under con
struction within the United
States
The war shipping sdministrs-
ton. recently created by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, has taken over
OF the maritime com
mission in directing the operation
of the American merchant marine.
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Recruit Students
For State Farms

Plans 10 recruit an army Of
1000 Washington hlgh school
students 10 work on the states
farms this summer Wsrs announced
Saturday BY A y. Hardy. director
of the u. s. Employment service
The program received endOrNe-
ment % educational groups several
weeks ago. and Mrs. Pearl Wsns-
maker, state superintendent Of
public instruction. IL cooperating
with the federal agency 10 the
plan.
Registration cards viii be MADE
available IN the states high
schools 20 students may sim for
summer employment On farms.
Defense leaders aid otherwise
serious labor shortages would hit
the farm front TINS summer and
fall.
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U. S. Flying Farhs,sss
Pound Japs 4 nanqoon

NEW uxo&L on11n Ueaeo<
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nsrms ~ar ts~sfss heessiy 81
ssss@s The great Jspss~~e iasagkes
hss~ a ksn9son rhuvs1sY nt1ea.
unls~a states cir serps nsaA~
quarters in istis s1ss@~&e1 nefsr-
dsy.
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we've sAswss~1 st6a sa~sy
hnuuns.
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a. p~fs~ansi
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safe
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secret new 49, - India. th< ny
ing fortr>ss<s rsi1>d tse Andzn&a
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u. ". rrosh Win
Annual Crew Race

sEATrfG - ma finiysrsssy ~
Washington ~on the f~e- mile
frsxhmsn efs~ race ~ the sssh
annual Psesfle Coast chsmpsoa-
snip Regatta saturday On Lake
wsshinxton ~ about ssx isaxths
Trs official tine vas io:zos.
nsw record for the cid L<s<nl'
n sdison Psrk nosFss.
Tts previous eosiFa< record 81
l0.<4< vas sst by wsshinEscs IN
1879.
California finished in fos<1A
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In other states. particularly on
the Pacific eosst and IN The coast
81 and Industrial areas Of TIE
East churches q all faiths are
strengthening their efforts 70 help
morale and civilian defense. a na-
fion-RFide survey made oy Re1g1-
Gus News Service shows
Church-sponsoFed defense pro-
grams. whether they receive tneir
impetus from individuals Or from
state OF religious bodies. cover the
whole delo a civilian Effort
from the setting up % ar rad
shelters Ia church buildings 70 the
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shlpbuildinF Co. ~hsfs I<srned
10 employed.
AT ne hospital ssfd ~ fhs
Seattle jail. officers sad March
10 only In seml-eonscionas rondi-
ton and pot yet In snaps 10 Offer
an explanation for his vaoisnes.
Officers mhrssief AZ the fact
that nos<dy IN the Ho<kln home
CONTINUED on Page : Column ~
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Accord Is Reached
GENERAL AsTHU Rs

GENERAL N A q A u n L X >
HEADQUARTERS. Aastrsiis-AI
United Nations noN are N con-
plets agreement On Cen. Douglas
NseArthurs southwest Pacific
command and IL can - anticipated
that formal organization u his
area viii be effected In the innms-
date future. II sss announced Sat
urcsy.
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j. S. Gives
Ultirnafun
oTacorna
To Declare City
Out Of Bounds il
Houses Not Closed

Unless Tacoma eliminates all
houses Of prostitution by Q a. m.
Monday, the army will declare the
CITY "out of bounds" and will not
permit troops 10 visit here.
This Was substantially the
ultimatum delivered Saturday
nv Col. Ralph Glass. com
manding officer Of Fort Lewis,
to T. A. stevenson, secretary
manager of the Tacoma Cham
her of Commerce.
Stevenson made an immediate
report to Mayor Harry p. Cain,
who called meeting of city Of
ficials and other prominent Ia
comans in his office during the
noon hour.
EASTWOOD ABSENT
Safety Commissioner II m es
Eastwood did not attend the meet
ing. II was announced he gave
as an excuse, his stenographer
wasn't working Saturday.
Col. Glass has prepared a re-
quest to Fourth Army headquar-
tiers at San Francisco asking that
the Nav act, federal law govern
ing prostitution, be imposed on
Tacoma. He told Stevenson he
would not mail the request before
Monday at 2 a. m.
Glass said the request would
he forwarded unless Tacoma
can give assurances that
brothels will be closed perm
anently.
No immediate solution of the
crisis was reached at the noon
meeting although the business
men all pledged their support of
Mayor Cain and his efforts to put
Tacoma in accord with army rul-
ings on prostitution.
Mayor Cain said he would con-
fer with Commissioner Eastwood
At the commissioners office and
left for police headquarters.
RECALL PROPOSED
Sentiment at the meeting seemed
10 favor two courses If Eastwood
still insisted that he was unable
10 close the brothels: 1D-Hsve
the city council appoint a new
contact man" in place Of East
wood between the police depart
ment and Fort Lewis. f2)-Insti-
CONTINUED on Page ; Column 81
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entertainment Of soldiers and sail
ors on leave
For the most part. the churches
tend 20 regard their wartime task
az one u ''integrztion7 rather than
out-snd-out participation. While
the tendency is 70 any away from
the war agency classification.
churches agree that they should
cooperate IN every Ssy poAsibie
with civilian defense groups.
An outstanding feature Of church
defense activity. the survey shows.
Is the resultant growth Of inter
lContinUec or Page s Column j.
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CURCHES BACKING CIVILIAN DEFENSE
Survey Shows Organized
Effort from Boston Common
To Pacific Coast
THE WEEKS REVIEW In RELIGION

The Michigan Council of Churches and Christian Educa-
ton this week added statewide program TO the plans Of
church groups throughout the country TO aid the civilian
defense effort The Michigan plan called Emergency Chris
tan Services will offered 1000 pastors in the state
and Is designed participation by churches and aymen
The plan deepen the spiritual life Of the community
10 encourage sefsacrice and participation Of aymen in
special war services and 70 build family morale 20 face
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

CARE G8AHf<Es. Va Bernard
Hamilton. "a. . professional diver.
vas rescued Saturday after e<snS
buried In mud and ssnd At tns bot
tom Of Cape chsfs<< bay for eight
hours and 20 minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20

Close 10 10000 sub-eonfrssfs
have b~sn let out By the original
contract holdsrs 80 that nov more
than las 600 manufacturing plants
In the country ara working On
var goods. Many a ths major
prime contractors also hold sub
contracts.
There are attn soms i7s. 600
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b~fcrs the eisss a. 1871
AaAAS PRODUCTION
Reliably informed Wsshiastoa
sirclss place uncis Sans sspsn'
difDres for the firsf foou messkG
~ var ~ more thsa sins bsiiloss'
Ire word 10 that that amount IN
arms output 10 svrs Ia ~ sse>sd-
ed In the three msnfhs AZ April.
nsy and Jvss. And. u 10 report.
81. that output for shs last en-
nsnshs of is42 Gill run 81 IN IN.
pusi pace 81 forty billion aoiIsss'
u Gill b. en- even greater sssusi
pse~ IN the fsrsf quarter ~ ts<s
speakss nAyh~su. - eS~ss
- ~ Wkiss hssss - ssy
ssss go ~. sa,s sssss snss
s.sss ptas>s . ns~ssh sec $500
k>ssg pvs1s~~1s shss s1aus~is-
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sssshAesee snss sss rssss-
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1s.sss ssst -sis~ssfs. ssghs ssss-
Hoe ssss ~ shsps 80 $780,
iconfinusd on psxs ~ cniumn ~
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Tokyo. Yokohama. NaguYl
And Kobe Are Targob 4
D. S. Pilots in Day nli1b
Alarm Sounded Througheut JGp
Islond Csoups Mppes usougkl YGeo
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-20
INSIDE STORY ON WAR PRODUCTION
Long Air Hop to Raid Nips
Shows What u. S. Can Do
When Equipment Available

Dr. LOU sctsp>glOga
Tsc~sna Tiwsss ep~ctai Writer

That 4000mie hop from Australia. TO raid Jap basss
in the Philippines only example Of what the American
eagle can and will do when II has the equipment And the
Eagle Is getting the equipment In bostloadsl
Here the inside story Of what Americas psodue-
ton il doing how and In what amounts:
authorised saT 900 600 90 for
billion sishtssn bien foe ssass
fcsrtssn billion f"s
and The for
mis-
is7 huoa appropriated almost 100 hr,en saass
mil t~enty-thres billion paid cst
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production sso
production
placed orders Thsss 80
contracts remaining ~
planes guns
trial firms.
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Baseball Finals
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
cincinatti. Chicago, postponed
rain.
New York .o22 900 i0s-s . o
-. 900 eIo 400 II
Carpenter. Adams (7) and Dan
ming; Javery, Salvo 90 and Lom-
bardi.
philadelphia 900 100 1907 . q
BrookIyn .O0I 900 OO0--i 4 o
Melton and Warren: Casey,
Kimball 81 and Sullivan.
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plants not 20, active 's the ~ss
effort. bat vsii 10 IN ssms wsy
before the Gloss a. lel1
Evening star., 1942-10-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

flower Hotel-3-story stone-front, contain
ing 1900 So it,. floor. space; garage and
private parking for IL cars. Immediate
possession.
w, a: n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th St NV DI 4464
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR 18th AND CRTTTENDEN ST. N W
second aS9r: it,s Z, SsdT0oms Ss and baths
lated and weather-stripped. Immediats
3ssSDsnsy 3soo uniIi pm Iaos ssls L deah dsalPs wo
Sc. MINNESOTA AVE.-s-ROOM, BATH
able terms, terms c cail Mr.. NJ MURPHY, FR. 7ion Se7i'
hISExAHDRIh, ALEX ScIeI,:, c.;. RE EI,Esn.Ep Pc
8 rms, all on l floor, bedrooms, bath.
dining room, modern kitchen. servant s
toilet, fully weather-stripped and screened,
automatic oil heat. Call OWNER at
TEMPLE 1881 for appt. to inspect.
Ss.450-NEAR goth AND o sTs.-sEL-
dom DO We offer substantial brick home,
containing 4 bedrooms, in this convenient
downtown location: home and investment;
opportunity for the prompt buyer REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC. Elk. 1929 until Q pm.
DETACHED HOUSE BEDRo CONS AND
Madison NV; 2h baths: price. SIT. 500;
furnished; auto. heat: Substantial down
payment Cau OWNER, RA. S2s5. for
appointment
VACANT BUNGALOW, 5000, $3.50 DOWN,
SOB per mo-. includes taxes and interest.
Extra large living room and master bed
room. air-conditioned automatic heat,
screened porch, garage, fenced yard. Close
7 to :, transp9station aps n and schools Open SO
3l04 MONROE 81. Nc ROOMS M
closed porch; oil burner. coal grstss avail.
soae; 1880. CwNfR. Do. 2741.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
TO OFFICERS
IN THE HIGH AND LOW BRACKETS.

IN The HIGH AND LOW BRACKETS.
We have employed a coloners wife in
our. sales dept. to better serve you.
You have definite problem to fnd a
we will devote all of our time and energy
to help you find your home, that will At
the financial plan as to cash and monthly
payments.
We may be able to help you Tell US
what you require and we will find it
if nossible
Today we offer close-in suburban home,
S10.500. to the fanny with children who
wants the bunga ngalow-type home, 2 bedrooms
and bath, 1st floor. with studio room End
Pay months rent in advance at SlOO
per mo to apply upon purchase price at
the end OF 6 months, price being S1O,50O,
or We may be able to give you straight
lease for IL mos. at S1O5 per mo-. but
stu you must pay months in advance
INC. 4617 Lee highway Cilestnut l4aS
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Sc 500

$500 cash, $32 mo- Fairland ave
Bungalow. rooms and BATH Venetian
blinds, gas range and INV. htr., elec. refg :.
circ. oil heat. good we'll. elec. pump; $40
acre. Only , wears old: owner in service.
6 mi. from Alexandria, out Little River
rd. to Fairand. Call Mr.. Mahoney, CHI.
2440. N. c. HINES g. SONS, Realtors.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
Near Roosevelt High School,
DO NOT MISS THIS!
A RRICK HONGE

DO NOT MISS THIS!
A BRICK HOME
AND
OVER ONE ACRE OF LAND.
is 200 it. deep. Entirely fenced part of
stone and balance Cyclone wire fence.
5eautlful ornamental trees, shrubs and
nowers-really small park House is of
prick. excellent condition, rooms. ali on
ons ofns moor. large insulated attic and large,
Hsnt basement Two-car built-in garage.
Bus. one block away. schools, churches
ana stores nearby. Wonderful view and
>, Price, as described less than SI4,75O.o 90.
II site is reduced to 125 IT, by 200 it. the
price is less than S12.75O.OO and on
LESLIE D. MEASELL
,, lEXCLUSIVELY),
Evening star., 1942-10-09
CHARMING BUNGALOW,
3 LEFT.
S. 30Q-S2Q0 DOWN

I In West Lanham Hills, Md, bus trans
portation, 25 minutes to downtown. These
attractive homes have 2 bedrooms living
room. kitchen with refrigeration and bath.
| Screened porch. full basement. coal heat.
| Second floor can be finished into two
rooms. Large lots well wooded. Monthly
| payments like rent. FILA approved. PHIL
Evening star., 1942-10-09
BRICK BUILDING.

Storeroom, 3 apts. 3 extra rooms; g.
story brick building in rear to 30-ft. alley:
teror Of bds hew al raned n9e5 At All 1897 s
prices. FIR. 4430 OWNER
Evening star., 1942-10-09
NEARBY ARLINGTON-$9,25O
NeW-Readv To Move In

WeIl-built 3-bedrm. brick Colonial, To-
GATED in a fine residential section. just 2
blocks from the bus line You will be
terror. the large side porch opening oil a
big sunny living room with fireplace the
large bright dining room and the modern,
Other Homes S6.25O Up.
KICKER PROPERTIES, INC,
Wilson Blvd. and Court House Rd,
Arlington. Va. CHI OQ99, OK O51O
Evening star., 1942-10-09
5-ROOM RRTCK

TAKOMA PARK MARYLAND
Rented $50 per year, or can deliver
possession in so days; price. SS,S5O:
Sl.25O cash, balance terms. Call Dupont
Evening star., 1942-10-09
FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED.

COTTAGE ON BAY. SOFT BOAT WIFI
trade for farm. Interested parties call
CO. 50s4.
10 TO so ACRE FARM, WITHIN 25-Mu.E
radius of WASHINGTON. Write Box 1868.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

West Lanham Hills, Md.
$5,300-$20O Down.
8 SOLD THIS WEEK.
Ready for occupancy Oct, 18th Bunga-
lows bedrms. living rrn.. kitchen and
bath, full basement with coal heat; End A.
can be finished into rms: large wooded
lot. F. H. A. approved.
Phillips H. Clarke Co., WA. 9849.
GROOM HOUSE. LARGE LOT. CONVEN-
lent to 10c bus and stores. Priced S6,75O
venient to IOc bus and War and Navy
Bldgs. Priced $3.50
Sale or exchanee-7-room. c-bath house,
2 acres, nice trees: 20 miles from Wash
inRton: S6,95O.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
1915 Lee Highway. Chestnut O6OO
OUT-OF-TOWN
Evening star., 1942-10-09

$5,75U.
GOVERNMENT WAR WORKERS
NEW BUNGALOWS.
$500 CASH.
Located in Kensington, Md. II miles
from downtown Washington, about 8 miles
from Chevy Chase Circle, " block from
bus line. Good construction tJohns- -Manville
ing furnace, full basement and big attic.
Nice lots with trees. Good residential
area, paved street. sewer and water $50
per month. including taxes and insurance.
Ready for occupancy in about weeks.
Only 3 unsold
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Reaitor
2O1 Invest. Bldg DI. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
$4,250.
North Englewood Subdivision.


North Englewood Subdivision.
Small cash down. easy rent payments;
electric Kitchen, fully. screened. insulated,
weather; stripped. inlaid hnoleum and
furnace with full fuel tank, auto. water
heater; sidewalk, curbing, city water and
POSSESSION. we can arrange employ
ment transportation. To inspect call WA,
Ia46; Or drive out Il St ne to Benning.
UNDER vIApUcT: straieht through Kenil-
, n mile . to Chsysrly: turn Sisht and follow
subdivision once. We also have larger
homes proportionately priced.
j. VICTOR DICKEY,
Operative Builder.
FORT MYER, VA.-ATTRACT. STONE
Caps Cod. s rms; and bath. equipped
AttIsea terms. @ can over M S4So ra.e
risht, on Lee blvd, u mile 70 Fort Myer
DR., left to N. Pierce st. At Fort Myer
gate. right to house
HOLBROOK Il CO.,
Chestnut Be4e.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
OU I .OF~IOW
OWNER
SAYS SELL.

Reduce the price and get me quick
action on my house, so here it is folks.
$6,690.
practically new 5-room and bath
brick, oil heat, large front porch, in
good residential area. close to bus line
only 10 minutes to Wash. D. c.. less thar
5 minutes to the new War and Navy Build.
mss and you can buy it on excellent terms
JOANNA M. BARRY, 2206 Mt. Vernon
ave. Alex. Va. Phone Alexandria OO1s
or Temple o442
Evening star., 1942-10-09

PETWORTH.
Groom. bath brick, automatic gas heat,
front and rear porches: substantial cash
payment required. co. 134s. Ewes EN-
Evening star., 1942-10-09
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsuED

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing & storage Co. Taylor 2937.
Evening star., 1942-10-09

Tiptop! 25 Wooded Acre.
Imposing! Distinctive!
Almost New.
S13,500 for this custom built brick home
planned and built Among the features
are: Dining room, fireplace, spacious ter
race and well-designed kitchen. There
maids room, garage. This home in its
lovely. setting is the most attractive ]
have for sale. CH. 1922.
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED.
Evening star., 1942-10-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
, TRINIDAD SECTION NE.

TRINIDAD SECTION NE.
S4,950.
Almost new. rooms, tile bath. built-in
tub shower, gas heat, hardwood ds
throughout, cedar closets, front porch: new
mouse condition: $500 down. $50 monthly
session. Call Mr.. Davis.
E. M. AIKEN, INC,
800 II st. NV. Ma. 3556. Eve, MI 6s57
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.,
$4,000.
:, Beautiful home, rooms. tile bath. large
living, dining rooms, modern kitchen with
pantry, bedrooms, 3 porches, garage; gas
MEAsEIL. Wo. '522i. I4s7 Eye. ~ -
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK,
FOREST HILLS BEST BUY.
The ideal home you have been looking
for. Less than one year old, condition like
new library with half bath, large living,
dining rooms. de luxe kitchen, screened
porch. 3 large bedrooms. 2 beautiful baths,
large hoored attic: insulated; gas air-con-
LESLIE D. MEAsELL. WoodIey 5sai. a'''
$10,50O NOW!
w Walk put Of either Of the two bedrooms
with its stone fireplace, with loaded glass
windows 81 course, complete kit. din
Ing room, tile bath and garage; servants
1avatory. Buy at S1O,50O. Evening tele-
phone, Michigan 2121.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1927 ic
Evening star., 1942-10-09
ROOMING HOUSE.

FURNISHED ROOMING HOUSE
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Four-story house of II rooms, 2 baths
and maids bath: in good condition: present
income over $500 month. this can be in
owner and utilizing basement. Price,
81 5000, including furniture and business
Good cash payment necessary
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
EST. 1887
D1. 1918. REALTOR. 1919 K st. NV
Evening star., 1942-10-09

OPEN TODAY y TO 8 PM.
1924 TAYLOR ST. NV.
VACANT"
See this unusually substantial detached
home; spacious rms. 4 bedrms., 2 in
closed and heated porches 21a baths,
maids bath in basement. 2-car garage
large aGtic, auto. heat; splendid residential
section; Just one block from 10th st. bus
line. Terms. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA
Evening star., 1942-10-09

l block OF Conn. ave.-4-bedroom home
N excellent condition; wooded lot Call
Bradley Obj -
Evening star., 1942-10-09

\ MOVE RIGHT fNs@
/ NEW DETACHED HOMES
Two bedrooms. space for additional
rooms. air-conditioned heat: F. H. A. ap-
proved subdivision. only 25 minutes from
Washington Small down payment. TO
REACH: Drive south on Richmond highway
pie house open daily and Sunday until
8 pm.