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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

day night parties which had beeu
started AZ the old center. Other
programs. movies and organized
entertainment viii be arranged on
week nights when there = demand
for II.
Sunday evenings there viii ~
short vesper services
Assisting Rev. Loftness will BE-
Mrs. Loftness. serving as house
mother. and later some additional
secrstarisl help.
The center Is sponsored by the
National Lutheran council. 10 sup
port Of which Tacoma Lutheran
churches contribute.
Officers from Fort Lewis and
city officials have been invited
to the program Saturday evening.
Besides group games and refresh
ments there will be special enter
tainment including songs BY Miss
Anna Mikkelson. accompanied by
Miss Ruth Jensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

opened this Saturday at 1908 Pa
cific ave. in the new Anderson
building, under Knapp Business
college.
Plans for a special opening pro-
gram were announced by the Rev.
George o. Loftness. who will be
in charge of the center. He has
been directing activities at the old
Lutheran center. at 1927 Pacific
ave, since Oct. l. The old center
has operated about a year.
The Lutheran organization not
only will move 10 new headquar-
tiers but plans extensive new IA
cilities. In the center will be writ
ing tables. and other games. Rev.
Loftness plans to continue Satur-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Six Soldiers Die,
rs Injured When
Train Strikes Bus

ENID. 0kla--six enlisted army
men were killed early Thursday
and Is we're injured when the bus
on which they were riding vas
struck BY = Rock Island freight
train near Enid. Okla.
Army authorities identified the
dead as Pvt Herbert J. Taylor.
90. Lake Kerr. Fla: Pvt. Eugene
L. Underwood. %. Rogersville,
Pa; Sgt. Eugene J. Sanders. Is,
Yoakum. Tex. Pvt. Vernon E.
Ohnstad. 26. Georgetown. MINI. (:
Sgt Robert W. Walker. %. Bay
City, Tex. and Pvt Cyril J.
Minarcik, 81, Chicago.
OF the rs injured, Is were hos
pitalized.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Joe E.. Brown
Oft to Alaska;
Cheer Army

sEATTLE-Joe =. Brown. the
comedian. was en- route 10 Alaska
Thursday TO cheer American sol
diers and sailors with wisecrscks
and baseball equipment.
With his luggage aboard a Pan
American Airhnes plane were six
dozen bssebslls. two dozen bats
and three catohers' nitts.
II win make 1000 miles Of
travelling In four weeks" he
said. II like 90 do IL. You can
see the reaction. II cheers the
boys up. That's about all I've
done for six months.-
Brown said his trip was sug-
gested by 1t. Arthur Reichle. for
mer baseball coach At L. c. l. A..
now stationed in Alaska. who made
a further suggestion on behalf Of
himself. exclusively. As result.
Brown WAS accompanied by blonde
Edith Richards Of Los Angeles.
who will marry Reichle Friday
noon at Anchorage.
Brown said he would try TO visit
every military establishment in
Alaska and would be in the terri
tory for about two weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
FBI to Question
Nazi Sympathizer

Earl W. Clendenning. whose
obvious sympsthies for the nszi
regime resulted in his being Jailed
Wednesday afternoon. was still in
jail Thursday, awaiting question
ing by FIJI agents. according TO
Capt Of Detectives william Il.
Fsrrar.
Clendenning was arrested at
police headquarters by Detectives
William Turner. Harry shsner and
Walter Lesnick when he COM
planned he had been elected from
the Riviera thester which is show
ing After Mein ksmpf."
He said he was ushered from the
thester because he spplsuded GER
tain scenes depicting the might q
the German military machine and
it's leaders.
Upon questioning. Clendenning
told Turner he WAS born in Ger
many and that he had registered
neither for the army draft nor as
an enemy alien.
In his possession at the time OF
his arrest were papers upon which
he had written his pro-nazi
thoughts and several crudely
drawn maps.
Detectives Shsner and Lesnick
searched his room at 1916 Market
st, after his confinement and
found additional maps and papers
which left no doubt as to his Ger
man sympsthies.
Ciendenning. who according to
police records. was convicted of
forgery in 1884. was viewed as
mental case by detectives after il
was learned his statement relating
to his birth place was untrue and
that he actually Ia a native of the
United States.
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Urge Coast Search
F or Enemy Bases

Continued From Page One)
Beach areas supported the belief
that II was no false alarm
and that aircraft definitely were
sighted.
Chief of Police J. II. McClelland
Of Long Beach said
81 watched what was de-
scribed as the second wave Of
planes from the top of the
seven-story city hall.
Personally, I did not see
any planes. But younger men
with me said they could.
An experienced naval observer
with me using powerful Carl Zeiss
said he counted nine
planes in the cone of sesrchlights.
He said they were silvery in color.
This group. passed along
from one battery Of search
lights TO another. and under
fire of anti-aircraft guns,
flew from the direction Of Re
dondo Beach and Inglewood
on the land side Of Fort Mac
Arthur and continued toward
Santa Ana and Huntington
Beach.
"Anti-aircraft fire was so heavy
that we could not hear motors of
the planes. As far as we knew,
none Of our own planes took off"
Mrs. Margaret Scott of West
Los Angeles, near Santa Monica,
said she and her husband, an
aircraft plant supervisor. watched
he display and that searchlight
beams seemed to have caught one
Or more planes at their inter-
section.
ut looked just the same ~
In the practice conducted in
this area almost every night"
she said. She added that red
and white lights seen blinking
at Intervals. and which have
been reported ~ flares
looked to her like the signal
ling done by q. =. planes when
they are maneuvering In this
district. Army authorities
have declared, however, that
no U. 4. planes went aIoft
during the night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
THE WAR
TN BRIEF
BY UNITED PRESS

LONDON-British report Prinz
Eugen torpedoed. Schsrnhorst and
Gneizenau in German drydocks.
badly damaged; admit unprece-
dented Nazi U-boat campaign
spread sea war around world;
three Italian supply boats sunk in
Mediterranean place convoy losses
at one half of one per cent; I'M
usual activity rumored along Eng
lish channel coast; Raj attacks
Kiel.
JAVA u. =. submarines tor
pedo four japanese ships, includ-
ing two transports, probably tor
pedo Jap warship; Dutch warships
attack Jap supply depot In south
east Sumatra communications with
Australia restored.
MANDALAY - Rangoon devss-
tated by scorched earth fires and
dynamiting.
CHUNGkING - Chinese expect
Japs to attack Siberia within two
months, delaying offensive on Aus
tralia and India until later.
SYDNEY-Australian planes at
tack Rabaul; Jap reconnaissance
planes fly over Darwin.
BERLIN - German communique
claims sinking of seven ships Of
$1,000 tons and damage of seven
more by Atlantic submarines.
MOSCOW - Four more German
and Rumanian divisions reported
crushed in Ukraine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Siamese Twin
Daughters Born

NEW YOR k-Siamese twin
daughters. joined facing each
other. were born Thursday to Mrs.
Carmine Picciotto, rs. at st. Vim
cents hospital, Staten island.
DIR. Peter Timpone, who at
tended the birth, found both
children In excellent condition
and believed they have a good
chance In live. An operation
was considered but no decision
was expected for several days.
The twins, joined to each other
from chest to abdomen. were born
at 1910 a. m. and had a combined
weight of . pounds ounces.
Picciotto. 2e years old and pro-
prietor Of butcher shop. refused
TO discuss the event. A child born
TO the Picciottos a year ago died
soon sfterward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Alaska Merchant
Leaps to Death

SEATTLE Alex Simpson. So
yesr-old Anchorage. Alaska. mer-
chant leaped to his death Thurs
day night from his ninth-floor
hotel room, leaving a note saying
he hated Anchorage and couldn't
bear to return.
Personal effects showed ne was
on buying trip to New York. but
went only as far as Spokane be-
fore returning TO Seattle because
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Income Tax
Information

This - one Of = series Of short
articles based on the internal revenue
code Read them daily IN me Ia
NUMBER 81
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue
has 1t its command many sources
for checking up delinquent tax
payers. One Of these IL the in
formation at source" provision Of
the Internal Revenue code. under
which persons. In whatever ca
pscity acting" are required to re-
port on form 1929, to the commits
sioner OF internal revenue at Wash
ington, ID. C.. payments Of fixed
or determinable income TO another
in the calendar year Of 1871 Of
$3.50 or more. II the recipient IN
married. and " citizen or resident
Of the United States. reports need
not be made OF salary or other
compensation for personal services
unless the payments aggregate
$1,000 or more. II the marital
status of the payee " unknown to
the psyor. the payee is considered
a single person for the purpose Of
filing an information return Of
salary or other compensation for
personal services.
Fixed or determinable income in
eiudes wages. salaries, royalties,
premiums, rent. interest. etc. Al
separate return of information for
each employe Ia required of en-
ployers. The requirements are not
limited TO periodical payments, but
q single payment must be reported.
Domestic and resident foreign cor
porations are required To make a
separate report. form 1899, of divi-
dends or distributions for each in
dividual, citizen, or resident of
the United States, resident fl
ducisry, or a resident partnership |
any member of which Ia a citizen
or resident, who was paid 500 or
more during the calendar year 1871.
All persons or organizations act
ing At any time during the year
ie<l a. broker or other agent in
stock. bond, or commodity transac-
tons Including banks which handle
clearing orders for depositors or
accounts) are required
10 file annual returns NJ tnforma-
ton on form 100 with respect TO
all customers. depositors. or ac-
counts for whom or which the total
amount of the sales OF securities or
or the total market
value Of the securities exchanged,
Is $4,000 or more during the cal
sndar year, with certain exceptions.
A separate form HOO must be
prepared for each customer, de-
or account for whom or
which business was transacted
Turing the year, and must show
he name and address and other in
ormation provided for in the form.
Information returns are carefully
'hecked with individual returns OF
axpayers. Thousands of delinquent
eturns and additional revenue
to millions of dollars
lave been secured a. the result Of
he examination of information re-
urns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
BANKRUPTCY ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed here
Thursday with the clerk Of the
federal court included:
Samuel r. Louderhack. Ho-
GUAM. listing debts totalling S.
1896 and no assets.
Joseph NJ. Harvey, Longvisy
listing debts totalling 1919 so and
assets amounting 10 x3o.Ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
AUTO STRIPPED

J. r. wsssell Of the Pacific Auto
Parts Co. at 2S0s Pacific ave.
wednesday complained to police a
thief had cut a hole in the wire
around the company yard at 25th
and Commerce sits. and stole a
generator, esrburetor and starter
from a car which was being re-
built for sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Looming Battle of Indian
Ocean" Seen as a Really
Tough Headache" for Allies

I iopst IN TINS spfhWllnk new poten-
tial battle-ground, the democracies'
fleets would have to not only guard
India and Australia from the west,
but also Asia and Africa. In add
ton. the Japanese repeatedly have
designs on the French island of
Madagascar, off the eastern shores
Of South Africa.
Although Japanese long range
potentialities In the Indian ocean
may be especially far reaching,
naval men here foresee three pos
sible immediate detectives of the
japanese navy:
IA sea attack against Burma
to bottle up the gate OF the
Burma road In the wake OF a SUBJ
marine campaign against ships
carrying supplies from Americas
Pacific coast ports to the Chinese
through the new battle area. The
campaign would coincide with the
present Japanese land offensive
against Burma.
Sea raids against water borne
= supplies being sent Russia
from American and British ports.
Blocked In the Mediterranean, they
90 the long way--down the west
ern Africa coast, around the Cape |
of Good Hope, past Madagascar.
NJ through the Persian Gulf to be
transported across Iran TO Russia.
The French have announced
meanwhile that I'VE have decided
To protect the island against any
incursions." and the United States
has inferred II will take action II
the Japanese attempt an invasion.
One big barrier to Japanese hopes
Of attacking Madagascar and other
Indian ocean points meanwhile. 10
the fact that-unlike the Pacific
there are comparatively few islands
that could be used as invasion
bases by the Japanese for
transportation of expeditionary
forces, the Indian ocean distances
are vast. Il in 1000 miles from
TO Calcutta, for instance.
and the Japs would have to travel
[. 900 miles to threaten Capetown,
South Africa.
2-BlocksdinE India. This vast
= sub-continent. despite agitation
FOR Independence. has given Britain
! .0oo, 900 soldiers. 1000, 900 tons of
steel a year. and 10 making trs-
mendous quantities of tanks and
gums ~ nearly all ssses.
Besides wealth IN scal end iron
and. ~ course. jewels and rich
mstals--Indis has vast hsuxit. de-
poeits from which aluminium -
produced. three-quartsrs Of the
worlds mica. ali Of its jute. big
ssposits of mang snsss. In addition
India Is rich In cotton, wool, cattle.
Gather. rice. sugar.
shorter Sea IAns~
Although the japanese would
aave TO travel great distances TO
each objectiyes In the Indian
'cean. ships damaged In battle
'ould be taken to Singapore for
'epair when drydocks there begin
% function. The Allies, on the
'ther hand, would have TO take
badly damaged vessels all the wsv
% Sidney. Australia. or even Pearl
There has been some talk OF the
japanese driving west and the Ger
mans pushing east until cheir ar
MES meet in India. But, this pre-
imposes japanese successes on a
srand scale, not to mention a vic
.orious German thrust across the
Ukraine. through the Caucasus.
across Iran and through Afghani-
'tan-much Of the distance through
'ome Of the worlds Hottest noun
ain regions. where tanks and air.
Names would be Of little service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

pending investigation Of his
stories. Among the Jobs TO which
the youth confessed" was a big
robbery in Tacoma on the day of
his desertion.
After investigation. police
termed his confessions and alleged
criminal career as the product of
his imagination.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
50-Yeor Club Dinner
Scheduled Saturday

The Fifty-Yesr club will meet
in the Odd Fellows temple Sstur-
day at s ?. m. for q ham dinner
George Washington and Abraham
Lincoln will be commemorsted.
Those attending are requested TO
contribute toward the dinner and
bring a friend. according TO John
=. Hall. president.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
DoFALSE Teeth
Rock. Slide or SLIM

FAsTEETH a powder - - sprinklec
On false teeth. Keeps them more firmly
set. Make yoar loose plates mere DEPEND
able with FAsTEETH. Tcu'n fee nors
eoafident With frmsr dental Plate.
Mildly aIkanne-FAsTEETH also checks
Eun soreness. burning sersatton o. rash
cus - Tire ehafing e loase. SHheiy
pisis o. - excessive sci1 mouth Get
FAsTEETH a. any eE4s stnrs- Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Lutheran Center for Service Men
Will Be Opened in Anderson Bldg.

A new Lutheran Service Center.
one Of the most modern gathering
places for soldiers and sailors in
the Pacific Northwest. v1ll Be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

his b ens Of . series Of short
srtielss based on the internal revenue
code. Read them daily IN Tbs Ia
Evening star., 1942-04-26
NEARBY ARLINGTON,
wOODT AVN VILLAGE

WOODLAWN VILLAGE.
Charming Cape Cod bgnssloE On hia
with beautiful outlook from screened HT-
inE porch lsrEeT-thzn-average rooms
and bath 6oored attic. fun basement are
place. oil heat, new home condition. lovely
nelghbors and neiRhborhoot Open q.
1909 ! 5th ~ north 3 SOS wes' Of Cieoe
rd Also 2-story brick colonials available
In Woodsvn a. s. $50 and - ESQ.
K. D. BRUMBACk.
Evening star., 1942-04-26

COTTAGE FOR SALE, ON CORNER LOT
100x100 it., furnished Sacrifice for quick
sale. Located corner of Potomac and
Chesapeake d., woodland Beach, Md.
Phi. MR.. COLLINS, Oxford 1927 after 6 pm.
HOUSE, SALE OR RENT. FURNISHED OR
unfurnlshed-Full ocean view; 4 bedrooms,
dining room kitchen, pantry. laundry.
maids quarters, rooms and bath: 2-cai
garage. beautiful lawn House in best of
condition; oil heat. MARY B. CARROLL,
103 South Granville ave, Margate City,
New Jersey
Evening star., 1942-04-26
DE LUKE OFFICE
SITTTE

With balcony overlooking city.
approximately 1000 SO. #. On
lower Connecticut ave. Avail
able Nav l OF June !. Box
3S0-A, Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL COTTAGE OR FARM WITH ACRE
age. modern convenienceS, conv. trans. to
Wash. desired by young man TO develop
to $50 month, with option to buy. Box
1907, Star.
WANT TO PURCHASE ON VERY REA-
sonable payments a suburban place, i'm
proved or unimproved Box 90-Z, Star.
WANTED OR S ROOM HOUSE UNI
versity Park area (unfuTniShed). Imme-
diate occupancy. Phone Berwyn 7el.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
FARMS FOR RENT.

GOOD TOBACCO LAND. OWNER IN
service: IL miles from D. c., on Hy 224.
MRS A. ST. PErERY Accokeek. Nd.
1s-A. MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD,
farm naytonsvtile distl. so a excel
soil avail. for cultivation Buildings cid
but S-rm. house sound No cleo but
fronts on hard surface I'd Good propo-
sittou 10 responsible man who can build
fences and make improvements. Refs.
Box lS-A. Star
Evening star., 1942-04-26

Did you know that il you are a million
are you couldn't build cottage this year,
due to defense, but we have 3 cottages for
sale. OF and 5 rooms. at exclusive Selby
on the Bay. Why not get your family out
OF the bomb area? Safe investment: 30
miles d. C; bus service, clubhouse beauti-
full sand beach. Small down payment
Drive out Sunday. On MAYO rd this side
CO., Ma. 1898
Evening star., 1942-04-26
BARGAIN-WEST RIVER
BAY COTTAGES

Fine home on water front, completely
furnished. Pier. boating, bathing, ine
ashlng. One hour from Wash. viii help
finance. Box 1o-Z. Star
Evening star., 1942-04-26

so ACRES--COLONIAL HOMES, 900.
rooms, basement; beautiful view; barn,
PATUXENT RIVER-S3 ACRES-S9, 600
a mile water front; farm house, 2
barns, outbldgs.; all utilities; worked by
tenant farmer; 40 mi D. c.
CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA-HARBOR
219 acres. 3 barns. horses, on paved
state road overlooks Ches. Bay, near beach,
CHESAPEAKE BAY-20O ACRES-S12 600
1000 # water front; OR. Colonial
nome, beach, cottage. timber; 55 mi D. C.
Water fronts, farms. Request booklet,
map.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
a .Uth 81 NV. no. '5tU
PATUXENT RIVER.

5s-acre salt water Patuxent River farm.
1.5oo-f.. beach shore, good condition; rear
yard, 3-bedroom BUNGALOW, large living
room and fireplace. bath and electricity
Flowing artesian well. Sitlated on com
tobacco barns Tenant for 1912 crops.
Price sl2tqnS TaEoDdsE JsEms mEsK
Executive 2740. 927 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY HOME, WITH 30 ACRES OF
land. on Southern Railroad, near Fairfax.
by owner: very reasonable. MRS. MARY
Z. PARKER, r. f. D. No. 3. Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

WANT TO PURCHASE ON VERY REASON
able terms place in country, improved or
unimproved. describe fully and tell me best
terms you will take. Box S9-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
FRONT PROPERTY.

SCIENTISTS CLIPS. PORT REPUBLIc.
2ass Sfsas.s for s sni es s P59fsssSns ssS1
BAY beach Atlantic 065i ewes.
WOODLAND BEACH RENT PARTLY
furnished 5-roon cottage. > porchss- plenty
shade 8 &. LOO q. from water Wa 746o.
COTTAGE FURN. AT EPPNG FOREST.
Can wsrfsld sI90.
81 .4oO-FURNTsHED COTTAGE, 5 Rooms.
bath lsrEe screened porch. Apply Sunday
-. Sherwood Forest. Cottage s44
COLONIAL BEACH vA-LOvELY HOME.
rms, bath, elec; porehes, car sarase
sss sg5 mo- 2s PiscsER Fl Gfasn Go S sslo 500 '''n'
SMALL COTTAGE ON MAPLE AVE,
cses rnVrst d17Attrsetlvs ssitee several
~ 400 terms blocks pier GE. s292.
~ nv So5dAGE "IIh rxs CoSyENitNS5S SS,sE,r siSS
season Cal Temple 55sa evenings ''
SHERWOOD FCREST-GAS. ELEC HOT
running water and shower, elec, refs.
committing distance BALTIC. and Washing
ton for inspection see CHARLES CAUL-
FIED, cottase CAS- nov thzouEh noon
8 sc COTTAGES 0i-Il,s e g o To RMS, AND BATH.
ranges. FriEidsireS, d boats; ga acres; fne
v1it TateT front Eood shors salt Vater. large
clear. beautifully handicapped 40 nj from
Dlstrlet' State road 70 property. Rents
return lOfe interest on investment. zone
sil-year round house, WI 1906 EN- S224
FOR RENT FURNISHED - BEAUTIFUL
country home on South River. 4 miles from
Annapolis: bedrooms, "A baths. porches
Woodlsy ss45 ewes or wo 1890.
LONG BEAcH-WILL SACRIFICE CHOICE
cash, bal terms. Box 24Z Star
BUNGALOW FOR SALE. COMPLETELY
porches; elec., South, River PARK. IS pii.
tfGn a55a. city beautifully handicapped oE-
BUY NOW. WHILE STILL AVAILABLE, 3.
4, D ., room cottages at Long Beach on
open Chesapeake Bay, AZ miles from Dis
trict line; open daily. sDrive : miles south
OF Prince Frederick. Solomons Island road
turn left to beach and ONCE. Phone Prince
Frederick o-R or Franklin 1851.
tage, modern; near beachhouse IN. SSs4
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON SEVERN
River, nr. Annapolis; modern conv. rea-
Sonaole TAYLOR ll43.
CHERRY AVE. NORTH BEACH PARK
eee INSIDE foiee SCI Week No TateE
WATERFRONT LOT. NEXT TO CORNER,
50xl25; Spruce ave. North Beach Park
Maryland Cost $1,000; sacrifice $500
cash to quick buyer l4l5 Spring 3D. NV.
TAYLOR 7753
REgNT Igg gSoEs EoR saEAsoNm5Ro0M SEAS coTrAeE
RA- 1862.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD-FOR SALE
or VIII rent for season, lovely 4-bedroom
cottage, attraetvely furn., every conv.,
beautiful view. WO. 09S2.
CEDARHURST-SALE, ATTRACTIVE A.
room furn, Cape Cod cottage, overlooking
pay near bathing pier and boat harbor.
1ge. screened porch: 1850. SH. 1886.
$50 ACRES FINE LAND, 900 TIILABLE
vide creek frontage, fishing, ducking. boat
hQFhOF hniIGoC eat oil
farm; about 35 miles from D. c. Price,
SI9,500.
900-acre peninsula. 26.0O0-feet 'front.'
age on water; excellent for development,
air field, sportsmen's estate for game, boat
ing. etc: price, S120 an acre.
Cobb Island, surrounded by water. lots
cottages; over 200 satisfied homes; all
prices and terms
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
Waldorf, Md Waldorf 2331
Washington. 915 10th st. NV Ma. s095.
MASON'S BEACH
Sale Or rent, waterfront cottages. Phone
FR. Sl36
Evening star., 1942-04-26
COMMERCIAL GROUND.
ouT-oE-ToWN REAL EsTATI
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

VA, OUTSKIRTS. SUB
lease unfurn., charming old house: bed
rms. baths fireplaces. S16O War
renton 663.
Evening star., 1942-04-26
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Ariinston--S6. .sSo-S75O cash shinEle
hunsaiow. 5 arger-than-aTerhRe rooms.
snoored attic, full basement. oil heat, fire-
place. screened porch, lot 60-ft frontage
by $50; lOc bus see Mr.. BRUMBACK at
26 North Fenwiek ST.. y 50. north OF Lee
blvd, or call Chestnut 1922 day or eve.