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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Fathers
Face Call
Next Year
Photo bs Times staff Photographs
IC NEAR UTICA

ASBURY PARK, N. J., Sept. Il
.tINS).-Calling of married mer
with children for military service
by next year was forecast today
by Mai. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey
National Selective Service direc
tor. General Hershey also empha
sized the need of a longer work
week for war plant personnel e
attain peak production.
THE supply of men for mill
tary service" he said. els limited
even when the IL 10 so age
group IL considered, because we
are rejecting about SO per cent
of those called for duty.
I'VE Will also have TO come TO
the realization that there are
not enough single men. that
there are not enough married
men without children TO mobi-
liZe, say, between 10 and Is mil
lions In the United States.
LONGER WORK WEEK
Longer work weeks for per-
sonnel In war production plants
Is necessary also. We can't keep
10000 men In n plant working
short weeks or Ioafing long
weeks"
Furthermore I doubt that the
people will put up with two
week vacations with pay and
short weeks any longer. Until
we have the spirit that there IL
no maximum to the production
effort Of any one worker, II nee
essary, such a. we had In the
last war, we are not producing
at our peak"
Hershey said that mobilization
of men into the armed forces r
more rapid today than at any time
during the first World War, and
added:
THE prospects of n very large
mobilization seem To be in the
cards for next year"
General Hershey spoke AT tho
closing session Of the annual New
Jersey American Legion conven-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
BoMBER'S FALL KILLS 2

SAVANNAH, Ga. Sept. Ii
(INS).-Army authorities today
announced the death of two air.
men in the crash Of their dive
bomber in the Beaufort River near
Paris Island while practicing
dives and formation flying.
The victims were second 1t.
Richard Burton. %, pilot. of Johns
town. N. Y, and Staff Sgt. Harry
Massey, 2l gunner. Of Memphis,
Tenn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Union Donates
Marine Office

The Marine Corps has a new
wooden recruiting office at Liver.
nois and Fenkell today.
II was built in seven hours By
members of the Carpenters and
Joiners Local 1893 (AFL) who
contributed both the labor and
materials.
Carpenter Thomas r. Robillard,
Who promoted the project. said nc
did IL so the American Legion s
volunteer recruiters would not
have 10 work in a cold, dFafty
tent this winter.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
Joins Glider Command

FORT CUSTER. Sept. IA
Capt. Adolph w. Eberle. former
Detroit police officer and head Of
the Custer military police for
more than a year. has left here
to Join a unit Of the new glider
command.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
War Production
Not Enough YET,
Nelson Warns

CAMDEN, N. J., Sept. Ia (INs).
Although United States war
production has increased by $50
per cent since the start of the war
with Japan. the effect of that out.
put has not yet been sufficient TO
turn the tide of battle in Americas
favor, Donald M. Nelson, chairman
OF the War Production Board.
warned today.
In a radio address directed TO
RCA-Victor workers at Garden
State Park last night, Nelson,
speaking from New York, en-
phasized that while the production
record was good, II was not good
enough.
"The fighters with the best
Industrial system behind them
will win the war" he asserted
while urging labor and manage
ment everywhere to take up
"the slack in our wasteful econ-
omy." He warned that from
here on II is going to hurt"
NOT WINNING YET
In his speech. which was de-
signed to help accelerate the beat
the-promise" campaign OF the
labor-managemcnt committee OF
the RCA Manufacturing Company.
Inc, Nelson gave to such commit
tees much credit for the great
increase in war production in
America.
He urged labor and manage
ment TO adhere 10 the single policy
Of fewer men making more out
Of less" n
I'VE have come q long way Int
the past half year toward attain
ing our goals and that whole
hearted teamwork OF men and
management which IL essential
to victory" he said, but j am
aware, too, that we still have
far TO 20. We have not won this
war. We are not even winning
it--yet."
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
CAPS ARE VOLUNTEERS

Among other things still needed
are windows, lumber, electrical
equipment, paint, nails, cement
chimney blocks. pipe, hot water
heaters and hot water tanks.
Any one interested in donating
materials or labor to the con-
struction of the port should call
Cadillac 1867 or Utica 1909.
All of the CAP members are
civilian volunteers. They receive
no compensation for their work
in the war effort.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
NEED HELP, MATERIALS

The airport will be used for
bombing practice. message drop
ping and pickups, parachute pack
ing and familarization- -sirp1sne
inspection. dropping OF supplies by
parachute and other training that
may not be conveniently carried
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
CAPS Build Airport
Civil Air Patrol Volunteers Donate Materials,
Perform Labor on Base Near Utica

'at busy military or commercial
ports.
But there is need for much
more help and materials, accord
ing to Falbo.
Several labor union members
who wish 10 remain anonymous
although not members of the
CAP, have donated their services
Included in these are building
tradesmen, teamsters, plumbers
electricians.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
OVERSEES CONSTRUCTION

George OFT of 2214 Sheridan
avenue, who describes himself as
some kind of a contractor" is
in charge of construction and be
runs the show
Under hts direction work such
men as Anthony Renne, attorney
and ace parachute jumper of the
CAP; Dorr Walker, telephone
company employe; Robert G.
lLunceford. manufacturers agent
1t. William Watkins Of the state
police, and Or. +. L. Holland, a
hospital inferno.
The women help. too, cooking
meals for the men and frequently
taking turn with AK or shovel.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

Out near Utica today a patri
otic band of amateur fliers, most
of whom never knew manual labor
in their lives, are scraping an air
port out Of the underbrush or
what was once a 150-acre farm
The project, when dedicated
October 3, will be the Wings Air
port. Michigan training base fol
the Civil Air Patrol, Wing 63, the
first OF its kind in the United
States.
In the volunteer group of work
ers are doctors, lawyers. clerks
truck drivers and factory hands
doing a job that would cost in
excess of 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

New Group Of Detroit Drdftees
|ndu(ted al Fort Street Center

Following are the names of De-
troit area draftees who passed
through the Fort street induction
center today:
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14
FILL IN SMALL LAKE

They've picked and .,shovelec
and scraped and even filled in q
small lake. Everything, materials
as well as labor, was donated by
the 800 CAP members.
An old cattle barn is being con.
vorted into a clubhouse and office
complete with observation tower
Erection OF the tower is being
supervised and conducted by vii.
liam (BilD Lawrence, assistant
manager of City Airport.
Thomas Falbo OF 5599 Cadillac
avenue. airport manager, an op.
tlcian by trade, spends every spare
moment at the wheel Of a huge
bulldozer, leveling of the landing
field which will contain four run.
ways. each over 2,200 feet ir
length.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

POLITICAL ADVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-14

John NJ Macdonald. 5437 Trumbull
John Hughes. 1884 National.
Lawrence A. Mansfield.
Angus A Mckenzie.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11

Biz assortment OF popular mr.
designs pocket knives worth HS
69c cachi Hand honcd edges. x0
Full mirror polished. Buy! ed
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
B q S efS
2qc

Assortment ui y
" "a ST DIS F-l
Fibre board body
with I, -lufuIyuti
metal top, huilum
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
Dust Mon
bqc

Merit q T. lit v.
Heart shaped
open center. Re
NerSlble. PclS tNIce
as mucA dust!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
Broom
4qC

Low price for
such a quality
broom! SCWed 1
times, to hold
durable strands
firmly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11

Java SsaI tNis ste d
clotheslinC. Sells At least
25C elsewhere - inrh
d. mrtgr-iuU %.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11
ASSISTANT MANAGER and Staff

demanded o eybrI andA II is
rer YOU
At SEA QUAINT mHed mayte %
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-11

Personalize your living room, dining
room and bedrooms with these lovely,
soft pastel shades. One of the finest flat
oil finishes sold anywhere at any price!
Can be washed again and again with
mild soap and water. One gallon covers
600 So. IT. one coat, over any painted
Surface-Wherc two coats of ordinary
flat paint are required. This event only!
Evening star., 1942-03-07

. ACRES. .O0-FT. ROAD FRONT; ELEC.
and phone: II miles from District line;
about city block of U S highway 224: 81 )
cash. $40 mo-. price. 500. j. W. Nc
WICKER, Trinidad l.12.
80 ACRES. 3 MILES FROM DISTRICT
line. in Md. already subd!vlded and ap-
proved by Park and Planning Commission:
excellent location for low-coSt houses:
ready to build: sewer. water and gas avail
a bic: bus service terms. Box f5-K. Star.
ACREAGE SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION
or investment. 49, a Woodland ~ mi
from Fairfax Courthouse. II mile from
Lee highway, fronting = mile on good I'd.
Will sell all or any part Phone Fairfax
1S-W-2 after g pm, or Saturday pm.
all dsv SUNDAY or write owner, CHARLES
H ELLIOTT. Box -. Fairfax Va
Evening star., 1942-03-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IL EMERSON ST. NV. - LARGE
rooms = eisSsed-in porcheS. new condition.
many extras; very large lot: garage; flow
e-S and shrubbery: y square bus; clear OF
OWNER. North GIG or Randolph 0067.
FARM. 300 ACRES. BETWEEN RIDGE
VILE and Frederick Md Dwelling. barn,
several outbuildlnes. large stream. spring.
good soil some timber, plenty OF wood.
free and clear Of debt. Win consider invest
ment property or hom@. Box :!n5-B. Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
March ). 1872. SEALED BIDS viii be
eineer Public Roads Administrator, Room
l23: Winder Building. l7th and F streets
n e'ocs W washington; 2 March S Snti llpo la
for the construction of Project VA. DA
WRS. grading II. War Department Build
ing-road network, Arlington County. VIZ
sinla. The approximate quantities OF the
more important items are as follows: S63;-
600 Gu. yd. excavation: 3.l0o Gu. yd.
cement concrete; 450.00o lb reinforcing
ing. 4.I50 lin. f. concrete culvert pipe:
minimum rates of wages for laborers and
BY the Secretary oi Labor as required BY
law. Plans, specifications and proposal
forms may be obtained at The office OF the
tration, Room l23. Winder Building, nth
and F streets NV. Washington, D. c, H.
J. Spelman, District Engineer. mh79.
COMMISSIONERS. D; G. WASHINGTON,
received at Room 500. District Building.
until = o CLOCK pm, March L.. 1912, and
then publicly 1penedd LOT wlogning W Dss1ne
Avenue W, from 18th Street to Lincoln
Memorial Circle, including connections TO
PLAIN cement concrete base course. 5.059
tons OF asphaltic concrete base course and
2.425 tons OF asphaltic concrete surface
course. or with respective alternateS: TIE
work will also include the construction OF
storm water sewer and drainage structures.
The attention OF bidders is directed to tne
special provisions covering sublettlng or as
signing the contract and to the use OF
domestic materials Attention of bidders
is particularly called TO the requirements
as 10 conditions OF employment TO be OBJ
served and minimum wage rates to be paid
under the contract. Apply Room ~. DIS
and plans The Director, District Of Co.
lumbia Employment Center. is Nj. Edwin
D C mh3, ,6t.eXSu.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

d C--S3.0on cash. Box c16-L. Star. i
SEVERN RIVER. 314 ACRES. 600-FT.
shore, sandy beach. dock safe harbor: a
bedroom, 2-bath dwelling guest house;
S23.5OO. Dial Annapolis @46l, CHAS.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
oUT-oF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE 312-ACRE LANDSCAPED
estate. luxuriously seml-tropical, commo
dious bungalow. three-car garage. servants
quarters. boat berth, private landing, 300
foot river front mile from Gulf of
Mexico; eauable climate; ideal for perma-
nent home; S10,O00.0O. Good schools,
churches. library. Splendid citiZenry.
MRS. PERRY L. NULL, Box AZ. New
Port Rjchey Florida o.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

I OWN 8 ACRES WITH 3 HOUSES, AP-
prox As lots, D miles from Key Bridge IN
Arlington I am interested in 6-S nat apt.
or whar have you. Box :i45-K, Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
PRICES SLASHED!
1o41 CHRYST,ER

CROWN IMPERIAL S-PASSENGER SEDAN
Radio, Comfort Master heater. front and
rear, defroSterS: fluid drive: overdrlve:
yacamatic transmission; automatic push
button window lifts; electric clocks. front
and rear; seaplane green finish; vhite-wa II
tires; fender shields. This car has been
used only l,5O5 miles by company ofrcIals
only
COST ORIGINALLY s. sos NEW CAR
WARRANTY S".4a5
H. B. LEARY. Jr. & BROS,
Buy With Confidence"
81 AND NEW YCRk AVE
Evening star., 1942-03-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

IIOs p ST. SW-CFFICE ROOMS,
all utilities furnished: parking available.
MA 1856, MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911
G St NV.
] 136 PENNA. AVE N.W.-VERY DESIR-
able, large Office space on 1st floor. E. c.
kNOUSE- 1927 Eye st. NV. Ma. O21S.
LARGE ROOM. USE OF LIBRARY. RE
ception room and part of secretarial serv-
ices: SS3. 923 18th st. National 3049.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
LOG CABIN HOME

Sale Large living room. stone fireplace.
Heatilator. bedrooms, bath. kitchen.
commodious porch. furnished, cleo, run
ing fishing, swimming dream place.
Possession now Call Lake Jackson Office
near Manassas. Va; 81 mi. d. c.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
FARMS WANTED.
FARMS FOR RENT.
LOTS FOR SALE.

APT HOUSE SITE. 10Oxl5O. a25-93l
LongfellOw n v, VIII trade on NV. 4-fam!iy
fats OWNER. MA. zoos
HULCRFST- CHEAP. NEED
cash. 1901 Ala. ave. Sc, tel. AT. 4943.
p" LARGE BLDG. LOTS IN COLONIAL, VII
D. c. bldg permit, plans and prloritieS
for two 4-fa rlly units. md trust to re-
spon BIZ builder. Owner. VICTOR H.
SCHULZ Decatur 64O0.
LOCUST RIDGE. MD-CHOICE LOTS IN
country club section on River rd.. wooded
homesites, = acre or more on county road:
high elevation, restricted Call OWNER,
Oliver S41l.
90 BUILDING LOTS; r. H. A. APPROVED:
water. gas. lights. sewer. bus service and
school adjoining the property: $500 per
lot, rPaS. terms CHI. 5921. Ewes, VIM
p. PARRAMORE. Arl.. Va
6-FAMILY FLAT SITE IN NE. FOR
quick sale $1,000: site 10XS0 fl; corner
TO alley MA. 1886.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
DETACHED HOME-S.E,

Beautifully wooded lot 1ax125 6 rms
hot-water heat, porches. garage. i block
stores and bus. Of Nichols ave. sc.
EASY TERMS
Iavl0r HQS0. MR. KRAFT NO - s.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED-HOUSE OR VACANT LAND
or around Orlando. Florida. w. c. G
ONS. Box ABB. Anacost!a.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
WASHINGTON GROVE

Train TRANSPORTATION Several good homes
~ ) ard q rooms. priced from 81 $50 70
$500. Free tennis courts and play
GROUNDS. refined and restricted: an ideal
atmosphere for persons with limited means
To inspect call GaI;hersburg j or Wis
c0~S1n "i21
NEW DE LUKE ! BEDROOMS. > BATHS
LIVING room. kitchen. dInette; near Rock
cash. ~tO per month. including taxes,
lntarpst and insurance
BUELL. NJ GARDNER-J E KELLY,
D
Evening star., 1942-03-07
LOTS WANTED.

D. C. TAKOMA PARK, SILVER SPRING
ground suitable for low-cost apts must
be close to transp, on grade, sewer and
water available Call Mr.. Kamons. SH.
5000 SMITH & GOTTLIEB. INC. AID. a0s !.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE S-ROOM WHITE STONE
tgreen trim) Revolutionary-style house
walls s in. thick and 3 i2-acre limestone
farm. 212 hours 1G0 miles from Wash
ington, y mile from. Berkeley Springs
w Va, famous mineral springs, 3l2 miles
from Potomac River Electricity. phone,
driven well, running water, bath. fireplace,
new cellar. new steam furnace. Iron fire
other fruit. 10 large walnut trees, berries.
flowers. House newly rooted. large porch
- sides. Price, 81 $50. OWNER, Box :{16,
Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
FARMS FOR SALE.
(Sontinued

OLD FARMHOUSE. CONTAINING 8
rooms, barn, outbuildings, electricity. 100
acres beautifully rolling land. fine trees,
springs. streams; 90 smlles from Wash.
gravel road Fairfax 254-J.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, February 81. l942.-Public hear
lngs having been held by the Commission
ter OF closing certain streets and alleys in
the District of Columbia. as hereinafter
described. and the said Commissioners be-
ing @ @SatiShed as 70 the equity Justice and
advlsabllIty of said closings. and that the
interests nor to the Interests of abutting
property owners. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that the said Commissioners have
3repared the. following order Ordered,
That pursuant to the provisions of Public
Act No. 3o1. approved December / s. 1882.
the street and alley areas as shown in
yeyor of the District OF Columbia and num-
bered ds Maps "431, 26O6 and 26O9. are
hereby ordered closed same TO take effect
on and after March 30, 1912. the title TO
TO revert to the abutting property owners,
as shown on SAID maps: the said areas
hereby ordered closed being described a.
follows: |. Closing part of Devonshire pl.
District of Columbia in connection with
the reloce ton Of said Devonshire pl >
Closing OF alleys in the eastern half Of
between d and SITS Sc 3 Closing part
Of Adams Mil rd. wv. abutting square
25s6. and closing part. OF Summit pl, NV,
abutting square 25S7.' Any and all par
in writing. to said closings. within thirty
(30l days after the date Of this publica-
ton as inserted at the beginning hereof.
otherwise said order shall become effective
on oT1of March 80; i94:; and the street II and
rnd after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of said Public
Act No; 3na; approved December | s. 1892.
GUY MASON. Commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbia fP,1 49, .eYSu
Evening star., 1942-03-07

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT
1872 N Y Ave. NV National $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

BALLSTON STADIUM, EQUIPPED WITH
lights and grandstand. 400 Wilson blvd
Arlington, Va. Call Oxford 1896, nights
oxford 2O10- s.
ANNANDALE. VA ACRE. 4 ROOMS
and bath all modern conveniences: prac-
tlcally new. Call Alex. 4g31.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET Master 1895 2-door sedan:
fne mechanical condition, heater, AL
tires and tubes; must sell. Call TR. 1886.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 193a club coupe; comfort
able 4-pass. coupe. with radio and heater
It's finished in q jet-black Has excellent
tires and he mileage is low. Fully guar
anteed Now only S5S5. Easy terms
TREW MOTOR CO. 14th and Pa. ave Sc
CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe sport
coupe: private owner: new tires. radio and
heater Call DU 05q1
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1887 coupe: one-owner car.
equipped with heater will sell on SIGHT.
S3q5 Open until s m Sat. and sun,
Chevy Chase Motor Co. 1l05 Wisconsin
ave Wisconsin 1875
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1897 4-door de luxe sedan;
radio and heater; best offer. Call Green
belt o4ol anv time
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1898 coach; good condition.
GOOD tires and radio: S325 cash; pvt own
er Falls Church 1863.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

NASH 1912 business coupe; de luxe inside
and outside trim: radio, heater; car and
tires dHven 1000 mi. by owner Pur-
chaser must have rationIng board permit.
National $3.50 ;.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE LOANs-4-4Ka-6S. Graded
according to character of loan
MOORE & HILL CO.. s04 18th ST. NV
LOANS TO d. c., MD. AND VA HOME
owners. Also Endorsed co-maker and coll
lateral loans. Low rates, easy terms. No
delay
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
S3S Investment Building District S672
Evening star., 1942-03-07

FOR SALE IN VA-lOc FARE ZONE;
modern brick home: first floor, entrance
hall a bath large living room with FIRE
place, bright dining room French doors
tc screened porchl, breakfast nook, pantry
and modern equipped Kitchen: 2nd floor,
3 bright bedrooms tile bath with tub and
shower stall, abundance closet space: full
basement maids room. hot-water heat.
garage If you are looking for. comfort
INABILITY. convenience and quality III the
house you buy-See this one. Price,
$3.50. TERMS
WASHINGTON & KANE. Realtors.
1915 King s., Alexandria
Evening star., 1942-03-07

LINCOLN-Z 1871; this car not
purcha Sed until Oct, 194l. less than q 900
miles, > tires. each travelled $500 miles
VIII not sell for less than $1,000 cash
Call Wisconsin 214O
Evening star., 1942-03-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.


BEAUTIFUL HOME: s ROOMS. 500 PER R
N. Florida St, Arlington. CHI. 1902. 50
1nSIn gMruRNsHEp 5a3, NEW STONE E. HOUSE OS1sE s
snitland. Nd. Spruce sS o4ss, DlO
HOUSE ON ACRE. 4 BLKS. FROM BUS;
Sis itS month. @ @ Can hEe SILVER Sa SPRING a4.W.
| GROOM BRICK, FURNISHED OR, UN-
turn; turn OIL heat, @ garage: OH Lee highway
ARLINGToN-ATTRAC BRICK CO.
lonial, new-houSe condition, g large rms,
l12 baths, screened porch and sun deck,
large attic. garage full sized basement
D; G. I0c bus: rental. S11O mo. DICK
BASSETT, Chestnut 5051.
house; water and electricity, Is minutes
from Silver Spring; $40. Phone Ashton
1924 between 10 am. and l pm.
NEW 4-ROOM AND BATH HOME WITH
new Naval Hospital and U. S. Public
Health Center. Call Rockville 40. s.
COTTAGE, . ROOMS. SCREENED PORCH,
natal Eas1 Tea aad statdn TsEns sas
NEARBY VA.-S75 MO; "a MILES FROM
Chain Bridge on bus line; rooms. patn,
attic, oil heat, nearly acre sroundi;
after 4::1O m.
Arm BUNGALOW --------------S22 So so
Erwin REALTY co Call Hyattsville o3:i4;
FOR RENT FURNISHED.
ARLINGTON, VA.
rooms, oil heat; SO; i rooms. oil
$3.50 C. W. CLEVER CO., INC, ll"3 N.
Irving ST. Arlington
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ARLINGTON = 2-APT. BRICK; $1,000;
rented 800; REQUIRES T s4'ooo- District
II ROOMS, . BATHS. RENTS FOR 500
month TO colored. same tenant years
always mails check Ist of month; $500
Wisconsin 6363.
LEASED AT 81 $50 PER YEAR, BASED ON
low rent. price. $4,000. Detached mod
ern brick dwelling, years old: near Wal
tcl Reed IN Shepherd Park; $500 cash
Di, S9i7' W, L MOORE GE. "So"
SAFE INVESTMENT IN BEST RENTAL
section Sc. ConV. TO eVerythlng-5 almost
Or q ovner can oecapyy Is. hoor and base base
S77"!5O MIR FISHER DI. S67".
G.3 MORTON PLACE NE ROOMS
and bath. new condition, garage; will rent
for So so VIII consider, $500 cash and
$50 per month. NO 6176.
13o F ST, sE-s ROOMS, . KITCHENS,
lnyssImfHt. Present tenant s2kes ~ in s,@6 S@i
cash. payments less than rent OWNER,
North GIG.
TAKOMA PARK-3-FAMILY APT FOR
sale by owner: excellent location, on bus
line: Sl3,OUO. Box 29l-L. Star.
FOXALL-SEVERAL RENTED 6-s ROOM
houses for sale, exclusive section with hleh
occupancy history. priced to show excellent
return. MA l040 or CHI. 92:}S.
= FAMILY CoLORED FLATS. NEW,
ant ITp
each. THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4th st s.w.
NEAR DOWNTOWN-APAR PARTMENT.
Income, $4,000.
Price. 5i2 Times Annual Rental.
Less than . yrs. old, freproot con-
StructIon
4-APT. BRICK HOME
Monthly Income, Sl45 so; Price, 50 800.
PHONE WI 1867.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe; good
condition. good tires; S195 cash. 22f
4Oth ST NV Ant 4
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 194l special de luxe town
sedan; very low mileage. equipped with
radio heater and defrosteI. excelient
rubber The price is S1a5 Open unit!
pm Sat. and Sun Chevy Chase MOTOR
Co -lO5 Wisconsin ave. WI 1879.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
DAIRY FARM,

MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
30 acres. very attractiye large country
home High setting overlooking entire
Iarm. Ideal for entertaining On year.
around road. 1S miles to District line.
3 streams, very productive soil. 10 acres
of woodland. Ideal stock farm. Priced
very reasonable Many other farms.
JOHN BURDOFT Colesville, Md. Ashton
1886. Open evenings
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1899 town. sedan, excellent
condition throughout. low mileage; no
trades WI 505q. evening
Evening star., 1942-03-07

ARLINGTON VA-SS.95O, NEW BRICK
center-hall plan, rooms. 3 bedrooms, Il
tile baths. screened porch. > fireplaces.
Lot 50Xl3T garage, near bus. schools
and shopping center. F. H. A. approved.
Evening star., 1942-03-07

CHEVROLET 1899 town sedan: heater. new
tires: original owner; no trade: S525 cash
Telephone FIR OO6q after pm.