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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-07-18

eph Sebot, Swear trustee; Pisano,
2-year trustee; and Raymond
Fowler, l-year trustee.
The menu includes cantaloup,
chicken gunbo soup, charcoal broiled
sirloin steak, fresh mushroom sauce,
young carrots and new peas, All gratin
potatoes, celery, olives, french rolls
and sweet butter, coleslaw Mexicaine,
fancy ice cream, fruit cake and demi-
faSSe
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-07-18
United Committee
To Aid War Effort

ROANOKE, Va.-A United Labor
Committee representing the AFL,
Go and four railroad brotherhoods
has been formed to aid the war effort.
Pres. c. c. Cochran of the Central
Labor Council, Silas Switzer of the
Textile Workers Union (CIO) and
H. H. Burnett of the Bro. of Loco
motive Engineers are co-chairmen.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-07-18
State Federation TO MEET IN new Haven
ElectionP Programme ByR.R.l
Hostile Mayor
CouUed By Union

ST. JOSEPH, MO.-Faced
by recall movement launched
by organized labor here, Mayor
Phil j.. WEIGH and city cOun-
cilmen gave up an attempt to
crush the A. F. of L. Fire
fighters Union.
The mayor and council
members agreed to recognize
the union, reinstate six dis
charged unionists and inaugu-
rate seniority rules in the fire
department.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-07-18

as Is barrels in two nights without
being suspended"
Evening star., 1942-05-20

thinking how tickled Mrs. Cresty
would be when she saw what . prize
he had found. He knew that 1t was
just what she was looking for. In
deed, she had been very much wor-
ried that very morning, because she
had hunted and hunted for at least
. piece of one of the old suits Of
Mr.. Blacksnake or some Of his
cousins, and hadn't been able to flnd
any. Now Cresty had q whole suit
for her. Do you wonder that he
WAS tickled?
But that old suit wasn't the easiest
thing In the world to carry. You
zee, hfr. Blacksnake was q big fel-
low, big enough to have swallowed
Cresty If he had caught him, and his
suit was whole, for he had managed
to get out Of 1t without tearing It.
30 when Cresty started to dy With It,
Evening star., 1942-05-20

he found that he had rather more
than he could comfortably manage.
It hung way, way down on both sides
Of his bill, and when he tried to take
short cut through the trees 1t
caught on the branches. Once he
thought of tearing it to pieces and
taking it home a little at q time,
but he couldn't quite make up his
mind to do that. You see he was so
proud to think that he had found .
whole suit that he wanted to take it
home Just Is It was and give Mrs.
Cresty . great surprise. So he tried
to be patient, rs he struggled to get
1t free, though I am afraid he did
. little scolding under his breath.
Two or three times he hid to put
1t down to rest, and each time he
sat and gloated over It with shining
eyes.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Take MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week

Not only is COMPTROLLER
surprise word as to pronunciation, II
also is 'bigmouthed word of large
pretense" that is as unnecessary as
it is erroneous.
I do not know who introduced
comptroller into the English Ian
guage, but it is plain that he la
bored under the belief that it was
a fine French word of elegance and
grace. He was wholly mistaken.
Comptroller is neither French nor
English. The French word is con-
troleur; the English word Is con-
troller
In those business houses and de-
partments of the Government that
use the nonsense word, 1t is Gus
tomary to pronounce 1t COMP
troe-ler." But no authority known
to be gives it sanction.
The big surprise, as any accepted
dictionary shows, is that comptrol-
Ter should be pronounced exactly
like the correct word controller,
thus:
klln-TROE-ler,
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Uncle Roy's Corner
By RAMON COFFMAN,

Sometimes sailors see waterspouts
rising from the ocean. These are
whirling masses Of water which
form between clouds and the surface
of the sea. They are caused by
high winds which set up Whlrl
in a cloud above and in the water
below.
A waterspout which took place
near the coast of Scotland but did
no harm was described in this way:
"On a hot summer day in 1917,
with an overcast sky, the lower sur
face of a cloud became agitated.
Suddenly spike of the cloud thrust
down like a thick, twisted rope. A
few minutes later the column broke
and disappeared
that was a short waterspout.
Often a spout lasts from Is minutes
to half an hour A few, have been
observed for As minutes or more
Some water spouts are only few
hundred feet high, but the usual
heights is about one-fourth mile.
One with height of half mile
was seen OIL the coast OF Alabama
in 1925. 1t had a diameter of about
IS feet.
The tallest waterspout on record
was seen near the shore of New
South Wales, Australia, in 1898. 1t
rose to height of about 5000 feet.
Lightning and thunder often add
to the excitement of a waterspout.
The spout moves over the ocean,
cutting a path usually less than 40
feet.
Waterspouts seldom do more dam
age than to drench ships and sailors.
They have wrecked a few sailing
vessels, but no large ocean liner has
been badly damaged by them.
A typhoon or hurricane, on the
other hand, is extremely dangerous.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
BY Lillian Cox Athey

sprays thinking they would make
q beautiful winter bouquet.
In May and June, the clusters OF
small yellowish- green flowers arrive.
Insects are not allergic either to
the leaves or to the flowers; they sip
the nectar and carry home the pol
len. The flowers will be replaced
by the rather waxy, berry-nke fruits.
If the birds permit them to. these
berries will hang on al winter.
It is just too bad that ouch an
attractive shrub has chosen to man
ufacture a poison that causes 50
much trouble to humans.
This poison Is an oil that is found
on all parts Of the plant, even when
it is dry. And, like all oils, It Is
insoluble in water, and, naturally,
there is no use washing the skin to
get rid Of the poison. It is, however,
easily removed by alcohol, and Is
destroyed by an alcoholic solution Of
sugar of lead.
Many people are entirely immune.
Horses, goats, cattle and mules are
very fond Of the leaves Of the poison
ivy. Birds feast on the fruits and
are the plants most important as
sistants in distributing the seed
children.
Many persons have confused this
plant with the beautiful and HARM
less Virginia creeper or woodbine.
There is no reason for this mistake
being made, ever. There are five
leaflets-almost spelling friend-the
plant climbs by tendrils, not rootlets,
and it has blueblack fruits that
resemble miniature grapes growing
In fiat clusters, instead Of dropping
whitish fruits of the bad member of
the family. Keep your few poison
Gus plant articles on . page to
themselves in your scrapbook and
study them carefully before you
visit your haunts this summer
Forewarned Is forearmed.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
LETTER-OUT

the word
opposite
Lettsred Out"
correctly they're the foot movements Of a
Yesterdays LETTER-OU
Leter-Out
OPT1ONS-POTION draught medicins.
(O PROTEAN-PANTER (hes short Of breath).
ONEROUS-SOONER earher
(S) PROIEINS-POINTER (the teacher thS).
SENORITA-RATIONS theyre getting shorD.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

down very much farther than the
other.
Never mind" thought he. 1T
isn't much farther, and I'll soon be
there"
Just then that long, swinging END
caught in the branches of a tree
and brought Cresty up so short that
he had to droy the old suit to save
himself from tunbling heels over
head. This was a little too much for
Cresty, and he lost his temper,
which was even more foolish than
trying to hurry too fast. He darted
down at that old suit and yanked
and pulled, and the more he yanked
and pulled the more 1t became
tangled in the branches. Cresty
didn't care now how much he tore
it. My, my, myl He was In dread
ful temperi" He would soon have
Evening star., 1942-05-20
MRS. Cresty says that I spend al

MRS. Cresty says that spend al
together TOGO much time singing,
and that I have left all the work
Of building our nest to her, but I
guess when she sees this she won't
scold any more" thought he.
And then, because he was eager to
reach home and show her his prize,
he once more seized the old suit.
Now it never pays to be in too much
Of hurry. 1t is very apt to lead
to carelessness. It was that way now
with Cresty the Flycatcher. You see,
he was almost home, and it seemed
to him that he couldn't wait another
minute to get there and show Mrs.
Cresty his prize. So he was careless,
and when he seized that old suit OF
Mrs. Blacksnake this time he didn't t
get 1t IN the middle. One end hung
Evening star., 1942-05-20
BY Will Eisner
r. B. Fuller
BY Art Huhto
Fronk Beck
BY Bud Fisher
BY Paul Fogorty

it torn all to pieces had not Mrs.
Cresty happened along just then.
What under the sun" she
began. and then she saw the old
suit of Mr.. Blacksnake. She didn't
wait to finish what she had started
to say. She promptly pushed Cresty
aside and went to work to untangle
that old suit. Cresty sulked for a
few minutes and then. looking
rather ashamed, he began to help
her. With two at work it didn't
take long to get it free, and then
each taking one end they flew over
to the tree in which was the hollow
where they were building their nest
and which was their most secret
secret. And there Mrs. Cresty tore
the old suit of Mr.. Blackmake TO
pieces to use In her nest. Can you
guess why3
Evening star., 1942-05-20
kun-TROE-ler
It's Hard to Believe.

Salt Lake: We've almost come tc
blows over the word DEVIL.
contend that it isn't naughty
word. Right?-Mrs. w. T.
Answer: In modern usage, the
word has a number of meanings
Satan; demon; an evil person; a
printers assistant; person in a
wretched condition. as poor devil;
one who is attractively cunning, as
"cute little devil"
The original word was the Greek
diaballein, meaning Ito throw
across!" It's hard to believe thai
when the pitcher hurls the ball over
the plate for strike he is acting ir
q devinsh manner, but it's true!
If you are interested in any
form of music, you'll want my
pamphlet which gives the pro-
nunciations of names of famous
composers, operas, and scores of
musical terms. Send a stamped
(3-cent), self addressed envelope
to Frank Colby. in care of The
Evening Star. Ask for free Music
Pamphlet.
tRelessed BY The Bell Syndicate, rne)
Evening star., 1942-05-20
I~eAs t34

Read Uncle Ray in The Junior Star
Every Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

climbing or trailing, always clinging
to some support by means Of numer-
GUS rootlets which develop freely
from all sides of the stems. The
older plants have so many rootlets
that you can often identify them
by these alone. OF course, the plant
can be known at once by its three
leaves, which, we have been fire.
quently reminded, stands for foe.
These are compound. with three
ovate leaflets which vary IN shape
and margin. Sometimes, they are
toothed, sometimes entire, and they
are often glossy. In the autumn,
the leaves turn bright red, with
scarlet and gold tones. The foliage
is very luxuriant, and many an
innocent person has gathered large
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Save Rubber

Eighteen cars don't look like
many in a parking lot.
But they've got ton Of rubber
on their wheels and built into
them.
That's just how much is needed
for every four-engine bomber .
The kind the Japs saw over Toxic
and Yokohama and Kobe.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
NATURES CHILDREN
folSON Nv I
(RhuS toItcodendron.

Soon will be heard the walls of
those who have come in contact
with poison ivy. This foe is found
on the borders of woods, in orchards
along roadsides, seashores and the
banks of streams.
Many victims could be spared
their pain if they would learn to
identify the shrub and keep con-
siderable space between 1t and them
selves. 1t is easily recognized at any
season of the year. 1t is shrubby
Evening star., 1942-05-20
Bedtime Stories
By THORNTON ". BURGESS.

ny IHOhNION w. bUhdECS.
Cresty the Flycatcher was having
no end Of trouble. He had seized
Mr.. Blackmake's oasto6 suit right
tn the middle and started for home,
Evening star., 1942-06-23

Owner going in Army. desires to sell at
once modern, 4-bedroom home on Il acre
and bus line q miles D. C. full concrete
cellar sir-conditioned heat. oil burner
hardwood floors. open fireplace: screened.
weather stripped. insulated. AL condition:
NAV consider renting MARTIN T. WEBB
4 SON. Annandale; Va. TO 10 m only
Evening star., 1942-06-23
SEE THIS BARGAIN

4-bedroom. 2-bath brick home OF Co,
loniai design. situated on 1,-acre OF
Hollow section of Va: built less than 8
months ago under contract. this home Is
offered for sale due TO owners transfer
to Atlanta; II you are looking for a care
fully planned and well-built home this
property will be Of interest to you; price
Sl5.750.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
Cu 1909 Ewes GI 4As4
Evening star., 1942-06-23
VICE FICSi
Ju16.1s.o oO,23.25.
TRUSTEES, SALE

The undersigned Trustees will offer for
sale at public auction the large three
story, stucco- frame dwelling and de-
known ss 6l19 Brookeville Road: Chevy
Shsss Montgomery I yvv S9nnty eY y1u MaryIsna ana
At FOUR O'clock PM, on the premises
95 in Harry M Martins Third Addition
to Chevy Chase" and Is approximately
120xl5 so feet.
Terms OF sale: As prescribed by the
decree-one third cash upon ratihcatlon
Of the sale by the circuit Court for Mont.
romery County. one-third in one year. and
one-third in two years. or all cash. at the
option of the purchaser Deferred pur-
chase money TO bear interest at the rate
OF six per centum per annum from the
date OF sale and shall be secured to the
satisfaction of the Trustees, Trustees will
price when the property is knocked down
Conveyancing, revenue stamps and title
charges at the cost of the purchaser.
For further details see legal advertise
mrnt running in the Maryland News. pub
lished at Silver Sprinu, Maryland.
j. WESLEY CLAMPITT. Jr..
Union Trust COMPANY.
Washington, d. C.
ROBERT PETER.
Rockville. Maryland.
teo9 Trustees
Evening star., 1942-06-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
@ COMMISSION. WASHINGTON.

5oSHa 5sS. g. ossorasn.s MssHs4Tos Rs s.
S sne Of AT Of No.
6S4. 18th Congress- entitled An Act pro-
viding for the zonns OF the District OF
and hs ssg psea OF ths
land in the District OF Columbia and for
that public hearing win be held in Room
500 of the District Building, beginning at
1000 m. Thursday. july %. 1912 for
the purpose of considering the following
ulations: Add a new paragraph 25 TO Part
Temporary establishment Of lodging or
the A Restricted and a semirestricted
Area Districts. when, for compensation.
meals or lodging and meals, are furnished
to more than four persons, provided: 'a)
The temporary use shall terminate within
the present war. tbl The Board shall
and that the temporary use proposed viii
the restricted character OF the, neighbor-
hood. tc) No such use shall be permit
ted IT, by such use. the erection OF exterior
fire ESCAPES, on sny such building would
be required by existing law. td) The
application for permission to establish a
lodging or roomins boarding house shall
contain an unconditional statement that,
within one year after cessation of hostili-
ties of the present war all such use of the
dwelling structure. or any part thereof,
as LODGING or rooming or boarding house
reecsni1es that any such use thereafter
will be illegal and subject him to the
penalties provided in the. zonins act and
1egulatons io The SeT'eate ss OF oeHu ecu
KUTZ GUY MASON: JOHN RUSSELL
Y66TSG. DAVID LYNN. NEWTON TO- n, B.
trict of Columbia
Evening star., 1942-06-23
PROPOSALS.

Buildings Administration. WASHINGTON. D.
C, June Il, la42-Sealed bids in tripicate
Will be publicly opened in this office at l
pm. July |. 1912. for wood guard rail-
mss at the war Department Building tirst
until, washington, D. c. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained from this
Office in the discretion of the Commission
er OF Public Buildings w E. REYNOLDS.
Commissioner Of Public Buildings. Federal
Works Agency ie22 23.24.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
THOs. J. OWEN 4 SON. Auctioneers.
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO;

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NO: 1904 NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, in Liter No. 7036, Folio
373 ct seq, of the land records Of the
District OF Columbia, and at the request
Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustee will sell. at public auction,
IL ,,, front e r ths pTemiSss on p,,T ERIPAY'
iS4s, AT FouR.TA1RrY O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 4 in Square
3405 in the subdivision made by Dunigan.
Inc. as per plat recorded in the Once
OF the Surveyor for the District Of CO.
lumbia in liber 103 at folio 80.
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. deposit
OF $4,000 will be required ct time Of sale.
All conveyancing. recording. revenue
stamps, etc. at cost Of purchased. Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser. after five DAYS advertisement
OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed in Washington, D. c.
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON Trustee.
RICHARD A. NORRIS,
Vice President and Cashier.
tn I n
Evening star., 1942-06-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE, IN ALBERMARLE CO, VA. TO
settle estate. a splendid S-rm residence,
modern conveniences, IL miles southwest
Of university on hard road; acreage as de-
sired TO $50 acres. MRS. ROBERT L.
PAGE. Batesville, Virginia 23'
Evening star., 1942-06-23
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO COMMISSION-CASH
I personally will pay cash for houses,
fats, stores or apartment houses. q. @.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Ma 1882.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
STORES FOR RENT.

2405 18th ST NW-GOOD FOR ANY
business RA. 11O1, NE. 1919. 23'
CORNER 18th AND r SITS. NV. THE
best location in this heavily populated area
for druss or any business.
tional 1895.
5026 CONN AVE.-ONE OF THE BEST
stores on this avenue. Real opportunity
for any business W. l.. SIMPLIFY, 921
5th st. NV National 1855.
STORES. UNION MARKET,
30. 900 square feet: will rent whole or part
Apply 1900 5th st. ne.
LARGE STORE. WITH RIM IN REAR
Space in basement for storage, a-car gar;
on Wis. ave. nr. Ellicott St
ARENDES REALTY CO.
1907 wis. Ave NV. Nj 26es.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
FARMS FOR RENT.

NEW LOG CABIN. 3 ROOMS, BATH:
Delco lights; spring; ceptic tank; 11-acre
farm: trees. fruit. vesetables pasture: near
fishing. boating railroad and bus lines.
nor G,a
Evening star., 1942-06-23
GARAGES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE CONCRETE GARAGE FOR
rent 32l9 Tennyson st. NV. Telephone
WO 565%
CONCRETE GARAGE WITH HEAT. ELEC.
and running water; $50 mo. available
july J. Apply between 1913 pm. only,
! 633 Conn ave. NV. NO. 42ll.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.


CADILLAC 1912 and 1871. Win pay cash.
ment and price. Write Sanderson Motors.
Inc 1915 Detroit ave. Cleveland. Ohio.
WILL PAY HIGH CASH PRICE FOR 1899
ave. Woodley $500
WILL PAY HIGH CASH PRICE for Ie4I
oesmG0s Geetiens sv. FLOOD P4HAc WoSdes $500 Con-
paid tUsTNHNIcHosoN fSr HSal SIS asst HssttsTe svfss
Md WA 200
Cash FOR YOUR CAR, nlEnest prices
PAID See US To-Day GLADNEY MOTORS.
WILL PAY HIGH CASH PRICE for 1870
Pontiac. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Conn. WO
QUICK CASH. all makes and models.
Gene Castleberry 14th and Pa. ave. Sc.
Ponse SASa any ms6e FSed
$500. Open evenings and Sundays.
WILL PAY high cash price for 1941 Buick
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Conn. ave. WO: s4oo,
Eaa;,. Will PAY ,oaI HIGH B.;A Cash PRICE, is41
car for truck. Also carriages Lee. Box
81. Route No. l Alexandria Va.
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID. immediate
cash. Williams Auto Sales, Goth and Rhode
AoioAid oNC. h.c. W.. SoIc- Opch VNSliiukN.
BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAR. see Mr..
Beckham at Mcneil Motors Lot, 4034 Wis
consin ave. Emerson 1886.
A NORTH CAROLINA DEALER wants
Chevrolet convertible 4o-41; also older
Chevrolets. FIR. s005.
car: representing large out-of-town buyer.
W. w. Kirk. 4l05 Wis. ave. NV. Apt 81.
Call Woodley $500. .s'
WANTED. by private party. 1941 Buick
cod ho A.
low mileage and good tires; prefer black;
exchange 1888 Buick special sedan. in
hnest condition. bal cash. Box 4o1-L. Star.
1GXA We WANT gsEp cABsLATE M0PELs s3P, s
ST. NV MI 0sis.
CAN PAY HIGHEST PRICES for your car
because we sell on smaller margins. Don't
sell until 'G1 HE6 get RoGcE' oeT prifsi fNc
1901 Conn Ave. EN-. 1900.
FoRD-8O-HP. COUPE OR SEDAN
pbnn. s19d M eoRditon; cash
1929 rEHP 1sF5 St /. Nv N8RoAN's bp1 b9T, ,eso4
BEST farE PSI6Es M6Bs, soR :
WE SPECIALIZE IN FINER CARS.
WILL PAY MORE
81 HAWKINS,
1893 14th St NV DU Ass.
DON'T SELL UNTIL YOU SEE US.
BARNES MOTORS,
1900 l4th ST. North III.
Ask for Mr.. Barnes for Appraisal.
WANTED!
IS AUTOS.
Ressrdless Of condition We have cash ,n
Service RE 9526 %
100 USED CARS WANTED
! /! ! IMMEDIATELY |! !
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID.
Union Motor Co.,
l6 Mass. Ave. at N Capitol. ME-. 1851 ea'
Evening star., 1942-06-23
ARLINGTON, VA.

s-RM BRICK NOT YRS. OLD ss.95o
owner leaving must be sold quickly:
owner has reduced price to get 81 $50 cash
balance 5000. FHA. payable 1852
mo: modern kitchen. tile bath. hardwood
ioors. 2 bedrooms, full basement oil heat.
nice side porch. high elevation, fne corner
lot: close to excellent shopping center BUS
and schools; inspection invited. 5s2a
Four Mile Run drive corner OF Jons-
fellow ST. in Westover Hills.
JUDSON REAMY, AGENT,
11"c N Irving st. Arl.. Va. CHI. OH"O
Evening star., 1942-06-23
N0TICEI

Do you want to buy a new or used car,
I am a private owner OF two automobiles;
one l941 model so Cadillac: Just like
YEAR Year tires' Heppt tb. % otber IS new Iaae Mep-
curry 5-passenger club coupe. run only
few miles with extra new tire and tube
and requires a ration card. Will sell either
one at bargain. Call North 1872 any
time after SUNDAY
Evening star., 1942-06-23

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1Ds.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PVT. INVESTOR WILL FAY ALL CASH
for investment properties. Sc. or 1.e.. re-
ssrdless Of cond. TR. O425. 5:3O-7 pm.
FROM OWNER-5 OR ROOM HOUSE.
detached, modern; dry basement: good
heating system; Southeast section pre-
ferred: not over $4,000: substantial down
payment. Box 49l-J. Star
CASH FOR HOUSES. INVESTMENTS. D. c.
hD. 47ss. Write i4s5 Meridian " pi. NV.
CASH FOR HOUSE. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored: no commission.
1907 st. NV Z. A. BARRY. ME- o025.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE AND Sc. PROP
IER. 500 1lth st. Sc FranEiin 2160.
70 R.. ALL CASH, D. c. ONLY: LIKE
poss. within 80 days. E. A. GARvEY. Df.
1903. Eve. Sun, GE. $500. Thomas Cir.
/ WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE
Cali N. c. HINES, CHI $3.50 after pm.
DETACHED BRICK HOUSES IN D. c. 5
to rooms. lavatory 1st floor. Z. W.
BAILEY, AID. 4766. Write 1435 Meridian
pl. nv. ---------
ARLINGTON HOME OWNERS NOTICE
We Have Clients Who Want Homes Now.
II Your Home Is for Sale Call
WE WANT MORE HOUSES TO SELL IN
Washington and nearby MONTGOMERY
County. List with us. We get results
THOs Z. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
s21 10th St. NV. National 0765.
Evening star., 1942-06-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

I HAVE . CLIENTS THAT WILL BUY
apt. houses. IL to 20 units. showing a
good return; viii pay cash sboye trust.