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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
CHAPTER XIV


When we cam eout said TO Jud-
dy, docs Angel know you've been
married?"
NO"
why not?"
What difference does 1t make?"
she said. You don't understand
about Angel and me-"
/ sure didn't.
Shortly before Commencement
a bunch OF Chi Rho Gamma alum
nj came over for a week lend con-
ference; something TO do with a
new wing on Rogues Hall. There
was little dinner party at my
outdoor oven. An undergrad COM
mittee was there, and Maurie
Sears as chapter counsellor, and
Loren Oliver because he was
on the faculty Buildings Com
1nittee. At the end Of the dinner
they invited Juddy and me over
for coffee and a drink.
At first she baked, but I was
for anything that would get her
back into circulation. She he went
over, and she settled in quietly
and naturedly beside Angel Todd.
Everything was sweet and love-
1y till a whiskery old gazabo who
looked as If he had been left over
from the class Of 1910 brought up
the lynching
There was one when I was in
college, too" he said. "Tambay
Tree was green then"
Doc Oliver tried to shush him
for Juddy had got white and
twitchy around the mouth, but the
old boob didn't get the point. He
burbled along:
They say the Tree bears fruit
three times in every ownership"
Juddy gave a sort of cry. Not
in raine," she said How could
anyone"
/ tribe to switc the talk, but
Angel grabbed It, He put on that
cherub grin and said,
ASK Brother Sears"
Maurie Sears darkened up. II
don't care for your choice of
words. Todd" he said.
Jlsddy said to him: II think 1t
was horrible to you to be there"
Poor Maurie looked as If she
had hit him. do you know what
the man had done, Cousin?"
Don't tell her that" Doc said,
quick and sharp.
II hadn't intended to-" Sears
said. Being northerner, you
don't"
"Nonesense!" said Juddy.
Button 1t up pal" 7 said. I
didn't like the way things were
shaping.
Angel did. 1t was right up his
alley. Its a pity there wasn't
man on the place that night" he
said. This time he was staring
straight at Doc Oliver
What could one man do?" !
said.
I'D like to have been there with
few Of the team" Angel said
Anderson and Karpak and Zieg-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23
. STORIES
IN STAMPS
) 0vsvSvs =
Vargas Marks 18th Year
As Brozi1's President

As Brozi1's President
DECEMBER. 1s4l, marked the
eleventh year Of the rule Of
President Getulio Dornelles Var
gas, head Of the Brazilian govern
ment which has pledged friend
ship and aid to the United States
in the war.
The same above, issued by
Brazil in 1881, commentaries the
revolution Of 1880 which brought
Vargas to the presidency.
T. Brazirs form OF government is
termed a benevolent dictatorship
since there is centralized, per-
sonal rule by Vargas. The die
tatorship, however, as the Bra
zilians know it, is far from the to-
talitarian regimes Of Europe.
International affairs may be dis
cussed freely and criticism Of the
government is heard in some quar-
tiers. There is no persecution Of
religious or racial minorities and
there is freedom Of worship.
Although some policies of the
dictator president" have been
criticised, it is admitted that Var.
gas has done more for the common
man in Brazil than any previous
president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-23

When we cam eout said TO Jud-
dy, Does Angel know you've been
married?"
mo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Missionaries
Suffer Greatest
Gloss in Orient
Years Of Work. Big Investments
Lost; Many Refuse to Go Home
BY J. B. POWELL
Former Editor Of the China Weekly Review

There are $500 Americans informed at Shanghai.
The camp is about i've miles west of the village Of
Woospng which IL miles from Shanghai low land
the point where the Whangpoo River joins the Yangze
The buildings Of sempermanent nature constructed
secretly by the Japanese military authorities two
The camp operated military lines and permitted
to visit the which Is surrounded by heavy barbed wire
fence
Those who informed in the Woosung camp include $50
soldiers sailors and marines and $50 civilians Most Of the
civilians employed defense works Wake Island.
The military contingent consists of marines previously
stationed in entsn and Pepng and smaller groups of soldiers
and sailors from Wake Island and the u Wake river
patrol boat captured by the Japanese December 8.
There also few Britons in the camp, including the
of the Petr British gunboat which stationed in
Shanghai The Petrol blown up and burned by the
when the Japanese attempted to take the ship Also
the Woosung Sir Mark Young former Of
Hongkong and his staff.
Aside from those interned at Woosung and subject to
exchange have Japanese military prisoners
trade for them there still 1000 1000 Americans in
Shanghai many whom probably will remain there regardless
of Washngtons wishes. There also 1000 Bons
Shanghai of whom scheduled for evacuation
during the month Of August The United States
had the possessed by the British TO compel
the evacuation of its citizens from dangerous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
Coal Rationing
Near, Says U. 5.
Protect Yourself With
60-Day Free Storage

Donald NJ. Nelson. war produc
ton chief, warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies TO "the limit
OF storage capacity"
The Detroit Coal Co. will fill
your bin now without any cash Till
November. at which time you may
pay today's cash price or take or
8 months. Phone your order today,
lTOwnsend S-S503.
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China. most of which were con-
trolled by mission boards.
Owing TO unsettled conditions
resulting from the war. the num-
Der of missionaries in China is
not known, but il is larger than
the number evacuated. Aboard
the Gripsholm. 35 denominations
and IL other groups were repre-
sented. There were 298 women,
289 men and 123 children.
Among the missionaries were "a
Catholic priests and SO nuns.
The largest mission group was
the Northern Presbyterian. with
Ill.
Distributed by King Features syrd.. Inc.
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Two Contracts LET
For Arsenal Roads
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Sept. 10.-Two con-
tracts calling for construction OF
access roads to the Hudson naval
arsenal were awarded low bidders
today by the state highway de-
partment.
The Frank Knight company. De-
troit. was awarded the job oil
paving 2.45 miles on Mound road
near Nine-Mile road with a low
bid OF $751; Second bid went
to the Oak Construction Company,
Royal Oak, for paving 1924 miles
on Mound road between Dawson
avenue and Base Line road at
lSl22.440.
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large sums Of money contributed
by the American people.
Most missionaries are college
graduates. and many are out
standing in their special lines OF
activity. In recent years, the
mission boards have sent to
China some of the leading scien-
fists in the United States for in
vestigations, with resulting
discoveries of great benefit to
people at home.
Before the Japanese attack on
China in 1887 there were about
II universities and colleges of
high standing In various parts of
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Narrated by Walter Huston.
WlRREN-waPvea st sssthfsss6 CT. Siisx
UhnnhN Huge war Bond Auction R.iiv
Parade Touightf Free Valuable Prizes to
Each and Every Patriot Piedging or
Purehasing . War Bond!
WARPEN-warpea NJ seusssAesx CT. sfsx
. ~"H sMx,s 1Psr AZ r. I ssss sn:sa.s
"MYsTEkY or MARIE ROGET" Exfrsi
''OUn RUsslAN FRONT." waiter Huston.
WASHINCT0N-ss,s, o.s. M,sA. 4
Frances Dee, ssMEET TINE STEW ARTx.5
"sHiPs WITH WINGS" Leslie Banks.
WEST ENn-sss1 West wsr--r Ave.
Wsos Law American Beauty China.
Plus .sEcIEr or THE wAsrssASp.-
WESr0WN- cs:" :;s 3 n Vs. 49, ~, ~.
Air-Cond. Comfort, Anne Shirley. Desf
Arnaz In "FOuR JACKS AND a I'LL"
Patrtc Knowles. r.rta Nontsz. ~fYsv nv
OF MARIE ROGET TIE Russias Trsss.s
WWTTIIR-E. Jesevsse-crsss ssvs. 4
I'LL lLM Open AIS Cooled; Psrl
MINDS TINE. BA1Y," Brod Crawford.
"NINE LIVES ARE NOT ENOUGH"
WIMDViiE Open $50. Cooled. Park
Free. John WAYNE. "is ON CALsYOn-
MA" Geo. Brent. "iNTEHNATTOyAL
LADY" Extrsi "oUR RUSSIAN ally
WYAND0f1E- AJES1IC -w ,..,,s' ss,.,t
Geo. Rsft m .scAs1AcH." B.'es jonss
IN "RuDEns OF THE WEST"
YnIIR-Eeress e Nt. Eusess ~ ises =
Raft, "BRoADWAY." Henry ronds' csss
Tierney IN "RINos on HER vIN0Eas."
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WARcJcI n--Bsse1nEs ~ FArnswsrth =
Wn"A i1hU Open All Night. John Payne.
ITO the SHORES or TRlPOLl." Brod.
Crawford. BUTCH MINDS THE DABY.'
NJ DD CN--Warrea Il se1fkfles1 Cr- lax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-10
MISSIONARIES SUFFER

While American business men
at Shanghai, Tientsin and else
where have suffered heavy losses
since 1887, the missionaries have
been the chief sufferers. Not
only have they suffered heavy
personal losses due to the aban-
Comment of their homes scat
tered over the interior of the
country. but also they have been
compelled 10 abandon the work
on which they have been enc
Gagged for many years.
Large hospitals built with
Americ n funds have been
turned over 10 the Chinese staff
or taken over by the japanese
military.
In many cases persons en-
gage In research work have had
10 abandon their files. contain
ing results of studies extending
over a quarter OF a century.
For example, a doctor at
TSinan. capital of Shantung. was
forced TO abandon his records
containing thousands OF speci-
mems.
Some time ago, when the
Japanese military first occupied
Tsinan. the commanding officer
Inspected the hospital and medi-
cal school, discovering several
cadavers which had been stored
in the basement for dissection
by students.
BODIES CONFIsCATED
The japanese officer confis-
Gated the bodies and put on a
''mass funeral" hoping appar-
emily 10 impress the Chinese and
Adiscredit the medical staff at the
|school.
At Peiping. the japanese mill
tary claimed TO have found In
the course of an inspection OF
the Picking Union Medical Col
lege, the preserved liver of the
late DR.. Sun Vat Sen. A story
appeared in newspapers In Japa-
nese-occupied territory to the
effect that the American doctors
had secretly extracted the liver
of the late Chinese political
leader. who died at the Picking
Union Medical College Hospital.
Japanese announced they had
taken the liver to Marking and
restored IL to Doctor Suns body
In the mausoleum there. 1t
should be explained that the
Chinese are very supeystitious
about keeping the human body
intact at the time of burial; the
japanese object thus was to dis
credit the medical staff at the
hospital, supported by the
Rockefeller Foundation.
TO MISSIONARIES
OF no in the missionary group
aboard the exchange liner Grips
holm. 35 were doctors and 35
nurses. The missionaries had
been stationed in all parts Of
China. Japan and Korea.
Since many were in small VIII
ages. the extent of tn e ir in
luence on the masses of the
Deople Is difficult TO estimate.
There has been a great expan-
sion of American business in
China in recent years. but, for
the last half century, the biggest
and most important American
activity in the Orient has been
missionary work. The mission
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ADvERrlsEMENr
Evening star., 1942-03-10
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, February "a, l842.-Public hear
ings having been held by the Commission
Of The District 9f IN ths mat
the District Of Columbia, as hereinafte
described. and the said Commissioners be-
inE satisfied as to the equity. Justice . and nd
same will not be detrimental to the public
interests nor to the interests Of abutting
property owners. NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that the said Commissioners have
ps 5a Sa S5as sS
Act No. 307, approved December 15. 1882.
the street and alley areas as shown in
green on plats filed in the office Of the sur
SsyoT Of the Dsret Of .eos Columbia @ s9do snd mum.
hereby. ordered closed. same to take effect
on and after March 30. 1912. the title TO
the land comprised in the areas so closed
as shown on said maps. the, said areas
hereby ordered closed being described as
follows: l. Closing part Of Deyonshire pl
north Of Cortland pl NV; including 81 a
District Of Columbia in connection with
the relocation of said Devonshire .pl .:
Closing Of alleys in the eastern half Of
square 101S. located west OF, 18th st;
6 6ftEesn ndsmE snd ss sB0S 3 cI0Sins Dsr
abutting square 25s7." Any and all par
n writing, to said cIosinss within thirty
600 days after the date OF this publica-
tion as inserted at the beginning hereof,
otherwise said order shall become effective
on March 80. 1942, and the stree; and
and after said date become closed in ac-
cordance with the provisions of said Public
Act. No 307. approved December 5, 1899.
GUY MASON. Commissioners Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. fe27 l4t,eXSu
Evening star., 1942-03-10
FARMS FOR SALE.
COUNTRY ESTATE
DAIRY FARM,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

2l0 acres, very attractive large country
nome. High setting. overlooking entire
farm. Ideal for entertaining On year
around road IL miles to District line.
OF woodland IDEAL stock farm Priced
very reasonable. Many other farms
JOHN BURDOFT, COlesvIlle, Nd. Ashton
:2S46. O0an evenings
Evening star., 1942-03-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1889 de luxe 2-dr. sedan one
s % our ..cs.n ss 6ss heater Value sHa ns s feDps s
esdt tesd: rRssn nox s64b & f fREW is MofoR CO,
18th and Pa. ave. sc.
PONTIAC 1888 6-cyl. 2-door sedan; good
tires: $3.50 cash. 3014 Nichols ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 1870 2-door sedan; two-tone
green; pvt. owner excellent condition;
good tires radio. heater; S720. Overlook
526s, ewes. 522 26th I'd, south, Arlington.
FORD 1910 de luxe "s5" Fordor sedan;
aqa fs4 Dedte' luxe sport SEDAN
radio and heater, white sidewall tires, like
new inside and out. $500; Al cars have
RAc asS 900 boeh FoTda ave
ne. 800 Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900. Open
evenings until Q.
perfect. excellent tires; $3.50. 55I5 18th
st. NV. Georgia 1851. II.
STUDEBAKER 1898 Commander: low mile
age, tires. Oliver $50 10.
sTUDEBAKER 1897 Dictator 4-door sedan
radio and heater; excellent mechanical
day written guarantee. LOGAN MOTOR
co. 18th st. NV, between and L.
w1ILYs 1890 de luxe sedan; finest con-
dition, new tires: only S339: terms. Mr..
Roper. 1870 r. I. ave. ne.
WE HAVE several reposseSsed cars on
hand to be, sold for, the unpaid balances.
Finance Co. 10th and H NV. RE. O246.
WILL TRADE 1884 Plymouth for sax and
e ear ex tires, new pa oIHttepy' 4 g3oS Fupning
ia: TT Box 4S4-L star. Star. -N' u %
CHEVROIETS! CHEVROLETSI
1910 Special De Luxe Sport Sedan 1895
1929 1929 Master De Luxe 4-Doors r. h 5355
1888 Mas'f5 s1RM6Ns Rs 6Sfs M0ToRs TeTG ssd'n 90
1897 14th ST. NV North 2I64.
,oa, ,poMT1IAcs! %1I.2 Po3HTAcs! 90,
1910 coRSertible eGRet Ca9 cnb ceoRf eope sa5 5
1910 Torpedo 4-Door, 3 and h s45
1870 De Luxe IS" Sedan ------ 795
1a3a la8a Cub CT 2,,GS coupg gnoo- Sedan 6sd5 sd5
1885 De. Luxe IS" 2-Door 80 4s5
Gusranteed: Liberal Terms.
1897 14th ST. NV North 2164.
,o., ,,o.., oLps! !Ldss oLDs!
Sedan. radio, under-seat
1919 ss ~ Gustogg Cruising d5s SEDAN S5
.o- tual miles radio, heater 665
''"o o'1a' SIMMONS MOTORS,
1871 super IS" streamliner sedan ST, OPS
1910 2-door 695
1898 4-door 475
1887 4-door 395
1895 2-dOor 2l9
MCKEE PONTIAC,
6100 WISCONSIN AVE. EMERSON $3.50.
FORDS1FORDS.
] 93a de luxe Tudor --S54 S545
1898 Tudor " 1876
1897 Ford Tudor r----2 2s5
1885 coupe l75
1875 Fordor de luxe " 1S5
i'o' roio NIKE ISFF PONTIAC co
BOO WISCONSIN AVE. EMERSON $3.50.
BARGAINS-BARGAIN
1899 Buick sedan S665
1897 Studebaker sedan ~ 2g5
| 1898 Studebaker President 4-door--- 395
1895 Plymouth sedan - 245
1898 Olds "S" 2-door ----- 495
MCKEE PONTIAC,
5100 WISCONSIN AVE. EMERSON $3.50.
FORDS! FORDSl
1871 Club Coupe ---------------S7 S715
1910 Tudor Sedan ------ 525
1882 Tudor Sedan - 395
1887 Convertible Coupe ---- 325
1887 Coupe - 275
SIMMONS MOTORS,
1887 14tb ST. NV North 2164.
PACKARDsl PAcKARDs!
1888 "l2O" 4-Door, 6-Wheel Sedan.
SIMMONS MOTORS.
1897 14th St. NV North 2164.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

STOREROOM, SUITABLE FOR AND IDEAL
location for beauty parlor 5211 Wiscon-
sin ave. See OWNER next door.
427-427l2 10th ST NW.-2nd AND Bird
floors, downtown location for business pur-
poses. VIM. r. ELLIS, 1889 Eye st. NV.
DI 302g
Evening star., 1942-03-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1899 1a-ton small panel body
delivery tires and engine in good condi-
ton; price, S425. Mr. Lyle, evenings, NO.
2266; days, HO. 6121
CHEV. 81 light panel truck: new tires
good condition; private. After pm,
6lS A st. ne. IL
PLYMOUTH pickup 194l: low mileage.
orig. tires good. 331 9th sc. H.
FORD 1910 pickup, olive-green finish: less
than 10000 miles; has had excellent care
TOWN q COUNTRY MOTORS,
2424 18th St. NV. MI. 5000
FORD 1898 la-ton panel. Chevrolet 1887
box van
sTERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
20l Que St. NV. North 33ll.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT FARM WITHIN 90
miles D. e. house with modern conVen-
lences and barn, Will paw good rent for
right place. Box 352-K, Star. l2'
HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING FOR SMALL
farms near D C. in Prince George Co,
Md. Q. B. 2ANTZINGER CO, 945 St
n W, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

FEDERAL TRUCK. panel body, for hire
Call George Young, 945 Longfellow st. NV.
Georgia PISA.
STAKES ES-VANS-PANELS
Available on rental to business firms. In
cludeS everything but driver.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE,
20l Que St. NV North 1911
Evening star., 1942-03-10
A NEW INGOME
TAX PAYMENT
PLAN

We have established q special Tax
Financing Department to serve
you. Now you con poy your toxes
when due and repay in convenient
monthly sums. Examples Of finance
charges GRE shown below Other
amounts in proportion.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
GARAGES FOR RENT.

lighted alley Between 3rd and 4th. v and
w ne: 50 month. Apply 3l4 v st. ne.
Phone North O423
Evening star., 1942-03-10

ARLINGTON--TWO 2-APT., BRICKS, L
oil heat. S25,000: SUBSTANTIAL cash pay
ment. Distr.ct 1925 MR.. TEAR
NEAR GA. AVE. AND COL. RID. NV
ao6 GT RO'sss sssh rent Il f' Il cASE Ri Ron4 5 pTf h
St. NV. Ma. Ans. law
1NCoME--PRE-WAR VALUE, DETACHED
ai9rick ALB & g. rms; ba Chevy c42ze p G.
GoRDoN 5de oWnffi ffn i4 Eve ne FUTON bI 5 B.
once also onen s a m to pm. ~ raw
sedoh sARTMENP TeBs 5nnI RLD L LINCOLN PARK AddS
MAN, / Thomas Circle Ma 900, Wo. 0i47
5enss reasonable annually $15'59o; corner
For appointment to inspect, Ma, 1913 80
RENT. Sl.500: PRICE. S15,o0O.-WARE-
house and ground, leased by national or
eanHatlon: 2I2 years on present lease:
eRR9i ePlRGRP92i so q addiionaI 90 M f yfars Soe5 A
"A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
l0s 8oho het s6R5o 32$ yf9F f. fq 1h eEse
@ saPa Of rSoms Sqns dne I'll 2TFe kfcSen
and bath; apts' 2 rooms, dinette, kitch-
Th bds 0ah Viii appea safy to iPS9mc 3Se Careful
yy,eSttSSr y,StSr.u Price on application. Call Mr..
~. sHANNoN & LUcHs CO..
15a5 St. NV National 2345
IF YOU HAVE $4,000
NV. detached apt, Is units, near 18th
o HARE ESTATES, Ma 6473.
2 BUNGALOWS, BRICK, IN SILVER
Lots 5ox2so Bus at door, Schools near;
ave: Price, $3.50 each. For appoint
MoNTGoMERY REALTY CORP.
WI. .43l. 12Oi Wis. Ave.
SPECIAL BARGAINS-MASS. AVE. NEAR
4th St. n.w.-10-apt. bldg; rents about
$500; price, S37,5O0
Good NV. section-Two stores, five apts !;
all rented about $1,000: price, S2l,500.
g., CORNER store. store. two apis; owner IL SCI!
aGent IO'
a GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
Three-tamlly home and investment, near
Eastern High School Modern Colonial
part. balance rented at $3.50 per month
Price, Ss.450. real opportunity to
purchase home that Will pay for itself in
few years.
ESTATE SALE-A group of eight semi
detached brick four-family fats in good
WHITE rental location, average income, Sl16
per month per building. Sell separately
Or together at S13,500 each.
"isqs + aaHANSQN a. N.Y. & 1UcNs Ns{i6Gsi 9oiii as45.
NEAR MINNESOTA AVE.
2 semi-detached 4-family bllds. nearing
eompleticn; annual rental, .S2,0l6 yearly;
Calf G A. Macrae, Decatur 36a3, with
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtor,
025 Rhode Island Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
2O-YEAR LEASE,

NATIONAL CHAIN.
Large new building and parking space
on prominent artery. doing big business
lessee pays taxes and all expenses; yearly
rent. shows 100 net on cash required to
buy equity in real estate; Al investment.
Call Mr. Drew, Republic 11sl. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES WANTED.

MOTORCYCLE, 1886: good condition. new
tires. battery new: S125 cash. Temple
29l4. la N West St, Alex. L..
Evening star., 1942-03-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

yr. old. Rented, $4,000. bedrms.. bath,
living room, dining room. xii. each apt
oil heat. $4,000, substantial cash pay
ment. District 1895 MR.. TEAR.
NEAR GA. AVE. AND COL. RD. NV
row houses: rent, Sl63 per month price
5000 each. II, Il. CARTER, Glib 18th
Evening star., 1942-03-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

INDIAN. JUNIOR SCOUT, AROUND 1894
80, IN FAIR CONDITION. WILL PAY
CASH. BOX 419-L. STAR,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)
MUST RE SOID

On Kennedy st. NV. near 9th; store
and 2 apartments, 2car garage, gas heat;
rented for S1,560 per year: building IN
fine condition: a bargain for S9S50. Mr..
Raine. AID. 2979. WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
Evening star., 1942-03-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

4-ROOM BUNGALOW. ALL MODERN
convenenceS. miles from BeltSville on
Pullman I'd, $40 mo. Berwyn 712-J@
Evening star., 1942-03-10
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

FORESTVLLE MD. IL STORY. 3
poTch ano 9an d m bea sfe m
10 Capital; rent $50 mo. March II to
April 30; option to buy. Hillside 045ti-J.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

block Wisconsin ave-; price, $4,000. RE.
ooo7 10
where there has been a prosperous retail
coal business for years; owner leaving
town and will sell together with trucks and
equipment for 10000 !. E SHOEMAKER
RE. 1868 or EN-. 6421.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

l34H GOOD HOpe I'd. SE. u. gUIl.
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
excellent condition, good tires. etc: $3.50:
terms. Call DU. 316s. Dealer.
PONTIAC 194l custom sedan coupe: cost
with extras about Sl,392; been driven
about 7400 miles. AL condition; with 5
vhite-wall tires: price. Sl,100. Phone
Emerson 224S
Evening star., 1942-03-10

SMALL OR MEDIUM SIZE HOUSES ON
large lots in Prince Georges County, Nd
@: b. zANTZINGER CO, 945 K st. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. C
Evening star., 1942-03-10
OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

PATENT ATTORNEY DESIRES SPACE IN
downtown area Box ISL, Star. To-
Evening star., 1942-03-10

| MERCURY 1899 4-door sedan; original
| black finish, custom-built radio. seat covers
| since new, new tires driven less than Z, 1000
| miles; only S619; trade or terms: 3O-day
written guarantee.
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20 Extro Chorqes-No DeductIonsI
F.nonca your Income Toxes through this
new p.an by borrowing eoch quarterly tox
payment os it becomes due. The omount
you borrow each tex poyme0t date is paid
IN full by equal monthly instoments, ct
the dote the next quarterly tox poyment
falls due.
FREE NOTARY SERWCE-We will gladly
n0to0-e your tox returns. No obligations.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1889 custom coupe;
black finish: radio, heater. practically new
tires; real exception; todays lowest
price with guarantee and terms. $685.
WHEELER, INC, 1901 Wisconsin Ave.
Ordvay 1920 Inside ShOvroon
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PONTIAC 1870 2-door sedan: radio and
heater; immaculate finish and interior:
practically new tires; low mileage: $3.50;
terms.
FRANK SMALL. Jr.
Smalls Super -Serviced Cars,
124A Good Hone Rd Sc IL o0HT
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SIMMONS MOTORS.
1897 14th ST. NV North 2164
OLDS! OLDS!
l941 Model 'gs' Custom Cruising
Sedan. r adj 10, under-seat
heater S1,145
1910 "9s" custom Cruising Sedan 7a5
1899 "6" Tour. Sedan: $4,000 ac-
tual miles: radio, heater $500 665
1885 Sedan 145
SIMMONS MOTORS,
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! OLDSMOBTLE 1895 coupe; newly over
| hauled, good condition. radio, heater; by
| owner; S295. 35 Williams lane, Chevy
| Chase. Nd. Wisconsin 9O45.
Evening star., 1942-03-10

@nd TRUST. BALANCE $3.50. PAYABLE
monthly with 50 interest. new home. will
allow $50 discount. ARRANGE, 226