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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
onstructi0
Firm Loses

Raleigh, June 13.-CAP)-Ihe
Utilities Commission announced to-
oay that it had dismissed a COM
PANT Of the Triangle CONSTRUCTION
70, builder of Camp Butner, that L,
Stood to lose $35 900 from increased
lall rates on crushed stone, clay
gravel and sand.
The complaint asserted that a gen
eral rail rate increase which was ell
lec'tve on April l, including lncreaS-
ed rates on stone, gravel and SAND
was unreasonable and contrary 70
agreements with several railroads
named in the complaint.
The complaint was dismissed alter
d nearing on Thursday in when d
Witness for the construction COM
pdny testified that in at least one
ease a stone company andsnot u'e
construction firm stood T" Lose
"-9 -4fe .-cre2>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Benes Pledges
Retaliation

London. June l3-(AP)-Czecho-
s,o>,ak military law, including the
death penalty, will be applied &c al
nazis responsible for "bestlal ae-
str,lction and barren horror IN me
Czech nation after the war, Prtsi-
dent Eduard Benes declared tonlsh'
in q broadcast to his people from
London. o,
He declared that on the tlrs' LAY
.of victory the policy OF personal re-
snonsibilitv would be mercllesSly
carried out against all eXponen'S
of the nazi party and the reich gov
ernment on Czech territory beginning
With he former protector, Baron Won
Ne,rath. all leaders of the gestapo
and SIS formations, and all Germans
j., t,c rnlitical and military acn'N-
i l. E~-1c 80 '-5. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Order Energies
From Chaos
In State OPA
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
nv ROB- THOMPSON

Raleigh, June l3.-Order Is emcfg
ing from the chaos at the state OIL
flee of price administration. lhefe
is less running in circles, tearing OF
hair, passing the buck, In fairness
TO Director Ted Johnson II should
be noted that the blame for the re-
naming b~ottlenecks in rationlng ana
price fixing administration ana m
depreciation lies in Washington and
Atlanta, not Raleigh.
As surprising as it may seem 10
anyone who visited the OPA office
a few weeks ago, they are actually
getting some organization IN the
place. There would be a more com
plete organization if Washington AND
Atlanta would rot AXE so long 10
act on the appointments recommeno-
ed by Johnson and Norman Shepard
the OPA chief counsel in this state.
For instance, there is q great neeo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Fire Protests
Ship Sinking

Dublin Fire. June l3.-(AP)-Thc
government Of Fire announced To-Day
hat an energetic protest would De
made to the German government
over the sinking of the 9o3-ton
steamer, City of Bremen, and that
full compensation for the loss OF ship
and cargo would be demanded.
The announcement said the mas
ter. of the ship had reported the
vessel was attacked by German air
craft. Dispatches from SPAN June .
said % survivors had been landed
at Vigo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
ForcedDown
After Raid
r e u t ers Cores
dondent Describ e S
Ships as United States
Consolidated Bomb
erS.

London. June l3.-tAP)-The
Reuters correspondent at An
kara reported tonight that he
had seen three United States
Consolidated four-engined bonn
herS at Ankara airport today
after Il bombing raid on axis
bases along the Black sea.
.Ankara is the capital of Tur-
key.
According to this report, the
planes We're believed to have
been used in attacks on Odessa
and Nikolaev. Black sea Russian
ports now held by the Germans.
The correspondent said the bomb
erS appeared to be unchanged. He
said German fighters We're under
stood to have pursued them until
they reached Turkish waters, then
turned back after a Turkish patrol
boat opened fire.
TWenty-ONe men OF the bOmberS
crew. whom the Reuters correspond
ent and an informed Turkish source
referred to as Americans, said
to have been housed in the outskirts
Of .Ankara. This first suggestion that
United States air forces were operat-
ing in the eastern Mediterranean
area said the hOmbcrS we're believed
to have flown to the attack from
Egypt and apparently ran short OF
fuel on the return trip.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
SINKS
ENEMY

Montreal, June l3.-CAP)-Ah
enemy submarine was destroyed IN
the Atlantic by a small Norwegian
freightcr which arrived at an eastern
Canadian port with the C-ooars
survivors, it was disclosed today by
the Norwegian information bureau.
/. The survivors now are prisoners Oh
war in Canada.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Small Force
Inyades Tip
OF Aleutians
Navy A n n O u n c c S
Landing on Bleak Is
land and Sighting of
Enemy Ships in kiska
lar b O r; Midway
Coral Sea Score 51-to-
II, The Associated PrcSS)

While the nation celebrated
the Great combined 5l-lo-o vic
tory over Japan in the battles of
Midway and the Coral sea,
American Warplanes today
hunted down small Japanese in'
yasion forces which have land
ed on the bleak Aleutian island
of At)u, 100 miles off the
coast OF Alaska.
Alta lies at the tip Of the
AIeutIan archipelago, about $50
miles from Russia's kamchatka
peninsula.
The Navy, announcing Japan'S
first attempt to invade United
States soil in North America.
said enemy ships had also been
sighted in the harbor of kiska.
in the nearby Rat Islands.
Japanese operations in the
Aleutian area are still in pro-
greSs," the Navy said, "aithough
continuing Army and Navy air
craft attacks have forced them to
retire from the populated reg
ions of the islands.
attacks of the Army and
Navy forces in the area against
these operations are continuing.
Weather conditions in these
OUTLYING islands precluded air
search operations until we'll with
in the last "a hours"
4 y ~ spokesman declared specl-
tlca]'N mat the enemy had been
drivee 1Way from Attu village, {
lonely aatpost of little military
value
The snail scale Of the Japanese
'hr,s'. executed against virtually
detcn,,1css points in the de>olate
and Jog shrouded chain of islands,
indicated it WIS chiefly a tace-saV-
lng venture to bolster the morale
Of the Japanese people shocked by
'he Disaster at Midway and the
Cora' sea.
Az S, spokesman ever suggest
ed thai Admiral Yamamoto, com
maDder in chief Of the japanese
fleet. might have to redeem nj:
honor by committing hari-klrl since
he had been praised by mperla
rescupt for a great Coral sea victory
which Jailed to materialize.
Unofficial figures based on hrs
hand reports of the japanese at
tempt TO invade Midway lslanf
showed that the attack cost m
enemy an appalling prlce-'hfee
possibly four aircraft carriers; II
Confined on Page Three)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
FREE FRENCH HELD
SUBJECT TO DEATH

Berlin CFrom German Broadcas's)
June Is. -(AP)-Berlin political
quarters said today that Ere
French soldiers captured at the BIZ
Hacheim outpost in Libya were sub
iect to execution as irregularS under
he German and Italian armlatlCe
terms with France
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
.399 BRITONS DIE
IN MAY AIR RAIDS

London. June 3l.--(AP>-Alr
raids on the United Kingdom during
Nav caused the deaths of 399 civil
lians ana the naturalization CT 423
others vita wounds, the ministry Of
rl.a .~1l.;i-- arnc tnCt3 '>39r-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13

BRITISH SUB LOST
London. June 13.-(AP)-Ihe
admiralty today reported the
loss of the submarine Olym-
puS, a l,475-ton boat built IN
1923. The admiralty gave no de-
tails.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
GERMANY BOMBED
IN DAYLIGHT A

London. June l3.-CAP)-RAF
reconnaissance planes dropped bombs
ut several points in Germany by
deyli.i.t YESTERDAY, It was au,h5cita-
y ~egEl Il r,u5.y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13

Masaryh SAID he had received
many messages of sympathy after
the Gtrman announcement WedneS-
day that the Bohemian village OF
| 200 had been destroyed and all ITS
male inhabitants killed for %allegedlN
harboring two as>assins OF Relnhard
Heydrich.
In a formal statement iSSuec
through the Czechoslovak legation
Masaryk expressed gratitude for
condemnation OF the Lldlce incident
by American public opinion but
said sympathy and condemnatlons
arc not enough
1T seems to me that the time
has come to pay the Germans N
kind" he added, TO m.tmlnd II
should be ten teeth Tor one and
ten eyes for one. The bombing OF
Cologne gave the Germans a lesson
but they knew it was coming.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13

~ W.
day to have disclosed a sever
offenSe against Turkish neutrality.
DNB. the official German news
agency. said three or four United
States planes which made forced
LANDINGS in Turkey on Friday are re-
ported to have been only part OF a
number of American planes crossing
Turkey. Government circles, II Is
stated from Ankara. are regarding
the situation as extremely serious.
The agency added that the planes
had dropped leaflets over Somc u
kish districts.
The British news agency. EeH-
tiers. in a dispatch from Turkey.
also described the planes as iour
American bombers and said some
crew members were slightly IN
jured after carrying out a rad
on the Rumanian coast.
RImania has Just been added 10
the list of nations against Whpl1 me
United States had recognized a state
Of war.
The first report ri the forced 5anG-
jne was contained in a broadcast OF
the Ankara radio Yesterday WhIcil
said three American planes mad
landed at the Ankara airdromc ana
that the crews we're taken under
observation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13

Dempsey. who VIII D. placed M
charge of the Coast Guard physical
training program at It's Manhattan
Beach station on Long Island, was
sworn in by Captain r. w. Demp-
wolf, district Coast Guard officer OF
the third naval district.
The ex-champjon said he was
giving up all his civilian activities,
including management of his Broad
way restaurant and radio program,
and would report for duty next
week after appearing in a Macarthur
parade at Baltimore tins afternoon
and 4 USO show at Ogden. Utah, to-
morrow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Retaliation
Is Urged
CZECH Foreign Minis
ter Wants Several
c. e m a n Villages
Wiped Out by Bombs.

Washington. June l3.-(APD-
man villages by air lombard
ment was urged upon the
United Nations today by Jan
MaSaryk. CzfchoSlovakian vice
premier and foreign minister, As
retaliation for the Wiping out of
the whole Czech town of Lidice
by German vengeance squads.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
Jack Dempsey
Commissioned

New York, June l3.-tAP)-
Jack Dempsey. former heavy
weight boxing champion, was
swOrn in today as a lieutenant,
senior grade, i'm the L. 5. Coast
Guard.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13
j. n. Planes
In Turkey
Forced Landing at
A n k ara G e d
Serious Offense' By
German News Agency.

New York, juno lD.-, APP
\. forced landing in Turkey by
allied planes, variouSlN described
as British or American. was de
clared by the German radio to-
day to have disclosed a severe
ffenSc against Turkish neutrality.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-13

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Evening star., 1942-10-20
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

16OS. y. OWEN q OONt hQCtlUueelSp
Southern Building.
sfgSY sEiSESRGER, G,,, eSNcREfEg
sggIhasaaD pkAEM1ssEs s9SLlsi ~. lie AIhH9 FHiks
TENTH STREET. NoRTHWEsT LOT
AfsrISfa HAs NnFAaE gAfRErP qr ~ e pEEFE EFF 9s 9
APPROXIMATELY 155 FEET.
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
q the an1 a1 Il hs e0G M
secured. thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public ssssicn In II front ont. of s, the
sNTH DSY ~ TIE T%EsT f AZ
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in, the
District OF CoMmbia. and designated as
70 fset fFens By sss shs fun depth of orisinal
" TERMS j N SolSs or SALE Sold subject to GER
os !. Time IS sa 81
Of the purchase-money to be paid in cash.
balance in two equal installments, payable
in one and two years. with interest at 5h
nually,. from day Of sale. secured. BY first
deed OF trust upon the property sold, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser. A de-
eS.ck es q % g peSas.d y ssn an. 81 ,. .d
conveyancing. recording. revenue stamps,
etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within thirty days from
s e s e sh sTsss' e tie FIX
Ve ave days DAYS adyertssmsns q such Resale i'i IN
some newspaper pnhlishee u = MW.1hinston
6oG1iHnhT o1ivaR Il GRxHEEPER' GWxEkRks
oc Id: DC. e. .sus TTustees.
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROpOSAIG

SEALED PROPOSALS..
Y, yirsinia, at the once of ne County
SS%ss1 81 As6 RsftSs NAHsn II
Io* and s. sanitary Sew sewers. r' las we vertical
and 2" asbestos cement water mains, four
s and secS ss
g. asbestos-cement force main, at WHICH
place, place promptly thereafter they will be
Copies Of the plans and Specifications
and other proposed contract documents
aof o .aa con3s to a'f crE
Massey and johnson. Consulting Engineers
DEPOSIT Sa'snsi y 80 IN aA' eass' VIRGINIA upon
e xs within far tS 80 GAYS after II the N.
deposits of those who submit BIDS win be BE-
returnsd. and other deposits; less the sum
Of the drawings, viii be refunded. D'''''
Each bidder viii be, required TO, submit
with his big bid bond or certified check
County. Virginia. in the amount Of three
per centum Of the bid submitted.
REQUIRED to Se urnished FOR and n eon
tract is stated in the proposed contract
No bid may be, withdrawn for period
81 80 days after the ne scheduled closing time
by bsifs hs board "a 's s reject dhs any Tsn shd
Pa1RE2S P2AnR ec coi{TTY sYpERv5soHS vTsaINfH 2F
fAiSfH1 b. cS9Nis JoHN NJ. V1HaiiEEaA WHAEEA.
oc14-10t Clerk Of said Board,
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS.
Inv viii Se Msry BY st.
at teonar rdtown. Maryland at iss present present
zss.: EssssSS var aIlme, on weSnssssy % e.
present hospital building, as shown by the
accompanying drawings Nos. l to. is, in
elusive and these specifications attached,
at which place promptly thereafter they
Copies Of the plans and Specifications
1hhe M opsn to uS
at present hospital building in Leonard
town Maryland, and at the once Of the
Arshitset; W sbnstoJ Jas J. Baldwin ea7 18th ST.
A set Of the documents may be obtained
{Ton Jas J. Baldwin gs ,5th St
If. within 50 days after the ultimate
time set for the receipt of bids. the docu-
posits Of those who submit bids will be re-
turned and other deposits. less the sum
Of Sc. 90, being the actual cost Of reproduc-
with his bid bid bond. cashiers check,
or certified check payable to the owner in
the amount OF f1ve per cent (5Fo) Of the
bid sumbitted.
The character and amount Of security
nection with the. performance Of the con
tract is stated in the proposed contract
No bid may be withdrawn for a period
Of 80 days after the scheduled closing
time for the receipt Of bids, however, the
right is reserved to reject any or all bids
and to waive informalities.
z. M. FOWLER,
Vice president. Board of Directors,
eSt. Mary's Hospital, Inc, of St.
Marys County, Maryland, City Of
LeonardtoWn.
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Mr.. LAUREL - 54 ACRES, CHICKENS,
hogs. COW horses; all outbldgs. and equip
ment: good water: good buy at $4,000.
CHAS. H STANLEY, INC, Laurel 119.
GUARANTEE YOUR FAMILY FOOD AND
shelter through the duration. Buy a farm
before prices are prohibitive. I have now
2 bargains. $4,000 and UP.
J. LETTON MARTIN.
401 Earle Bldg. AID. $3.50, RE. 2492.
1854. APPROVED DAIRY FARM, " MI.
Mt. Airy Md, on Prospect rd.; 10-rm
frame house, large dairy barn, chicken
house, other outbuildings in good condition.
190-acre game farm. inclosed with 7-ft.
game fence; good for stock farm; l mi. Mt.
ALBERT A. BURK. 1880 Woodland Ave,
Baltimore, Nd Lib. 623S.
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ZED l.. WILLIAMS, AucIioneer.

BY order of the administering in re-:
Estate Of Lewis Miller. court record No.
60206, all household furniture. furnish:
inss, household effects and other personal
property in this matter will be sold at
public auction at the salesroom OF
Smiths Warehouse
1913 st. NV,
Wednesday, October 81, at 2 PM.
TERMS: CASH.
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CHESTNUT O6O0.
1915 LEE HIGHWAY.
THE LAST 0E TTC YTKTD

THE LAST OF ITS KIND
For a long. long time New 3-bedrm. brick
home. extras are living rp.. kitchen, built
in sarase; 20 min. to Pentagon Bldg or
THIS WEEK ONLY. $4,000 cash. $4,000:
ST: 500 cash, $4,000. :. A splendid buy.
splendid home, Euy this today, live in 1t
ARLINGTON DIVISION,
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
46l7 Lee Hwy. CHI 1898, OK. 1880.
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TDEAT, LOCATION

NEAR 18th AND ALASKA AVE.
=. This wsll,locstsd home mrs. in 2 G contain,
inclosed porches. larre living room and
dining room, built-in garage. close TO
outstanding value at S10,eb0.
HALL. WI. $3.50.
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SMALL, ESTATE.

4 blocks off District line, Takoma Park
mace. insulated. and storm windows
throughout recreation room: 2-car garage;
plenty of tall shade trees, fruit trees and
flowers; can be bought right with good
payment. To Inspect cali REALTY AS
SOCRATES. II o23 18th ST. NV, until .
n m Executive SO
Evening star., 1942-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES
JEAN N. BOARDMAN, Attorney,
Southern HldR

ua.a Tss ss. rs tn. bssss sr SHz
}ehn }anno J9seph LAWN, Deisndant,-Hso. No
tain e0fser q the ns sds u S @ar
Ssssbs, sra.1ss i tss ss t5s s$ s.,sSS.s
to be entered herein on or before the
hodsy 81 aeS s day .na o
wise the cause will be with
ot this order be published once a week for
weeks II ths
Pnf 5assss sss ys.sT A9s.s
cAARLEs (. STEWART: Clerk. By
ELEANOR E: JoBE' Deputy Clerk.
TRAILERs FOR SALE.
FOR SALE OR RENTT7eo-tt; trailer. um-
sYSas iss sa so5 y Falls .ss sssrf s 'sSa: Ms:
AT HORNER'S CORNER.
covsRsp Rang5AR MAaok aakEs. s. ssa5 SHpM2R 9R NEW
MoEAMtA ms ExMaAktAAn s1XEa Anso 6gED rRAnRs hxA
9Th srASfFY ma Fia Ave, 4 HHHEER'r ne rR Rc ciaa,.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
HAS BIG STOCK OF NEW
AND USED TRAILERS.
s5 new trssilers. 1888 UP; 10 used trail
ers. from S395 up.
CONVENIENT TERMS.
p, Distributors for schult' Travelo and
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
Main an,6 oflee fM, and and Display;
Branch Display
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
N-PANEL-MERCHAND
Trucks available on rental to business Arms;
81 SsTfSREFT SRi i SSERzTiSon I nalE{ sEEv1sE "
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
@ bod1. s4 PsFpP Sa9 pcfH 1eesn E f?adoo iS4d
demonstrstion '0 ss75 Herson n''1s Auto 70 as Ex
chance 72 Florida ave. ne. MI. 71O0.
CHEVROLET, 1898 dump. truck; hydrau-
shspe $3.50. 0oI LoGAN MoToR eHHS sonsatrr co aoi7
| virginia ave. NV. ME. 2s1s.
NEW AZ DODGE TRUCK.
NO PRIoRITIEs NECESSARY
nSdy hghest 1IIe Sass bidder sets Tee
AUTO. TRUCKS WANTED.
WANTED, pickup Or stake body truck, any
| goth and r. l. ave- ne North S31S
Evening star., 1942-10-20
MODERN DETACHED HOUSE
IN CLOSE-IN SUBURB,

SlZUUU.
e bedrooms and , baths on second floor,
End study on FIRST floor. Nice lol, o5Slb0
In good condition with oil heat and ga. ga.
rage. Close to District line at Wisconsin
ave Possession Nov l. 2 ADJOINING lots
available Elementary school close by.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Established 1887.
DI 1915 Realtor 1919 K st. NV
d. c. DETACHED BRICK
HOMES-QUICK POSSESSION
ST,250-Bunealow, extra large; rooms
and bath, Easement, heated attic.
.s5o-Corner. Cape Cod. T rooms
ia baths tbedroom, 1st floor), recreation
room, Gear garage.
KELLEY e. BRANNER.
DI. 1740. Ewes. NO 20T6.
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STORES FOR RENT.

GROUND FLOOR : HEAT FURNiSHED.
Vic, 18th and Columbia I'd. NV: S75 mo.
3. r, SAUL CO., 925 18th st. NV. Ma
1914 21st ST. N.W.-CORNER OFFICE
Dupont Circle; excel. for laundry and dry
cleaning or any type business. RA. 1904.
2S13 18th ST. NE.
Room, 26x60. Rent reasonable to start
WAPLE T. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1942-10-20
PRICE. 1900.
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOME,
UIPGTNIA

CooNiHi SLoo AiHHS'
This beautiful brick home is truly a fine
Colonial reproduction and offers splendid
value. On high elevation, with excellent
views, it contains bedrooms and 3 baths
on end floor. well-proportioned drawing
room. ,first-flcor law maids s, room 20 49, ana
throughout For information please call
Mr., Burr. woodev 11ao
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
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GARAGES foR RRNT.

GANA0E-Double brick. ovsFhsed doors.
1908 Crittenden st. NV. Ia. 6601. morn
ings.
IMMEDIATE VICINITY or 6th ~. NAN-
ket ne. oal Ludlow zen evenings.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

We have four investors who want to
to. Sl5 5000 in cash to invest. LwhiIe two
others would invest as much as $4,000 or
100000. Give full details including
rents and trust data of any apt bldg.
you have for sale. Mr.. Whiteford, NC
KEEVER & WHITEFORD, 1914 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-20

American University Park.
Six rooms. semi-detached brick now BE-
fng reconditioned. vacant. possession at
once. Porches front and rear; garage;
h.-w heat. convenient location: ST,950,
on. GOOD terms, or $1,000 for cash above
!" = SHANNON 4 LucHs Co,
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AUTO. TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED. pickup Or stake body truck, any
goth and R. l. ave. ne. North S31s.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

NEW AZ DODGE TRUCK.
NO PRIORITIES NECESSARY.
Used only 5000 miles, 1k-ton, stake
body; highest cash bidder gets it. Tele-
phone Union 255s or WA. 1856
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HOME OF REAL CHARM,

:. Nearly new on lovely fenced lot, nearly
"a acre. Fine shrubbery, fruit and shade
trees. Living rm., dining rm., kitchen
= ige bedrms, and bath Abundance Of
water heat, insulated, screened porch, new
cinder block gar, large garden plot. Train
commutation to Union Station. S5,S00
terms,
8. E. BoGLEY, WI. $500. . A.M-e PM
LOCATED IN FAIRFAX. VA, ATTRAC-
tive Cape Cod home, 2 bedrooms all I'M
provements. Large lot Sale including
furniture It desired s.. loo,
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IS ACRES. S3.75O.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR PROPERTY
in D. C.. white or colored. A. FISCHER,
500 18th st. NV. Ma. 1928 or CO. 5610.
WANTED-REAI, ESTATE
Evening star., 1942-10-20
PLUS CONVENIENT
S12 $50

Beautiful detached brick, center en-
trance. 3 well-arransed bedrooms, > tiled
insulated. weather-stripped. garage; only
3sblocks to Walter Reed Hospital. trans
portation and shoppinS nearby. Call EN-.
1890 until Q pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
b50d Conn ave
Evening star., 1942-10-20
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

A most cheerful brick home. well-ar-
ranged bedrooms, gear attached garage
vacant immediate possession; / block to
TRANSFORMATION. Cali EN-. 1890 until N.
T. A. TWEED CO. b5O4 Connecticut ave
Evening star., 1942-10-20

$6,5O0.
Beautiful. detached home, situated on
magnifcently Handicapped lot 45xIl0. con-
sisting sndi Ct 1 large rooms, tile bath, h. -wwh
tcoall; full basement and sarage. without
q, doubt today's outstanding value. Cali
Mr.. La Vine. WA
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
soS N. Capitol st. Realtor MA 6r3O
Evening star., 1942-10-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LAWYERS, ATTENTION!
Stewart Bldg, . blks from all D. c.
Courts; newly recon. offices. ranging from
Alex X ANDERSON g. CO.. EX. 625s =
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT-2O-ft. trailer. Um-
brella Trailer Park. Lee highway. mi.
beyond stop light in Falls Church. or phone
Dymond
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ST $7,500-NEAR D. C. LINE.
PRACTICALLY new 6-rm. house in NV.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

MA. $500.
EVENINGS Call Mr.. Condit, OR. 2121.
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$75O CASH-VACANT.

3 BEDROOMS AND BATH Close to bus
line only II min. drive to new Naval
Hospital; oil heat; lot 50X200; 3 yrs. old;
in good condition; price $6.45n.
E. M. FRY, INC.
T240 Wis. Ave WI. 6T4o
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GEORGETOWN-S18.5OO-

BETHESDA AREA-$14,15O.
New brick: lge. bedrms. ! bedrn, m
ISL hoor; large lot; gas heat: close 10
trans. Call Oliver 6S67 o-o'e "
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All vacant.
s O. Peck RA. 65o3.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC DI. 3346.
BETHESDA-S9,95O.

Fine, level lot taox1cO), trees. flowers
and grape arbor: detached, 6 rooms. fire-
place In living room. coal heat: elsctr,c r,c
allowance will be made for redecorating.
BOSS a. PHELPS texrlusively). MA. 1900
BETHESDA AREA-$14,150.
New brick. bedrms.. / bedrm. and
bath 1st floor: lge lot, gas ht.; close
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NI1GN SilEAo1, IL. ~.
Near 35th and Rittenhouse SITS. NV
Large detached brick. bedrooms. baths
on 2nd floor and = finished rooms on 3rd
floor: Gear detached garage. For appoint
ment to inspect. call Mr.. White teveninssh
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,