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stations throughout the United
States and its territories.
Pvt. Di Guistino claims that he
has never paid for one insignia in
his collection. He receives most of
them through fellow soldiers who
have heard Of his collection. Not
only is his method of collecting in
expensive, but he declares, IF I
paid for them I would lose my anna
teur Standing
The collection includes insignia
from all branches of the service
Regimental, brigade, division, squad
ron, troops and company emblems
are also rampant in the collection.
Pvt. Di Guistino's wife, the for
mer Miss Josephine Harvey, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn Harvey,
Kitzmiller. Md, resides at the U
street address Pvt. Di Guistino is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Di
Guistino. Kitzmiller.
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training at the Ensign c. B. wyveIl.
United States Naval Reserve Avia-
ton Base at Anacostia Having been
designated a naval aviator, Ensign
Wyvell will be stationed at the air
base here as flight instructor
Richard D. Coleman. 81, son of
E. H. Coleman, Seat Pleasant, Md,
was recently advanced to aviation
machinist's mate here at the Naval
Air Station. This latest promotion
carries with it petty officer rating.
Mr.. Coleman enlisted in the Navy at
the Roanoke recruiting Office in
March, 1910, and received prelimin-
ary training at the Naval Training
Station in Norfolk. Upon reporting
here in June, 1910, he was assigned
to duty with ground crew of one
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he attended George Washington
University, majoring in engineering.
Cadet Simpson is a graduate of
Mount Rainier High School. In
civilian life he was employed by the
Otis Elevator Co. Cadet Wray at
tended Eastern High School and
Texas Christian University, where
he was president of his class and
played freshman basket bail. Prior
to his enlistment, he was attending
the University OF Mexico Mexico
City. Cadet Schwab is a graduate
Of Woodrow Wilson High School,
In civilian life he was employed as
file clerk in the Department OF
Justice.
David A. McNamee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. McNamee, 1906 Forty
ninth avenue, Berwyn, Md, has
also been selected as a naval avia-
ton cadet. Cadet McNamee at
tended Mckinley High School. and
prior to his enlistment he attended
the University Of Maryland.
Also selected as naval aviation
cadets are Philip Griffith Arrest,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Arrest,
300 Twenty-second street, South
Arlington, Va, and Donald A. Davis,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Davis,
338 Eleventh street NE. Cadet
Arrest attended Cople High School,
Westmoreland County, Va, and Will
liam and Mary College. Prior to
his enlistment he was employed by
the Transcontinental Western Air
lines at the National Airport. Cadet
Davis attended Eastern High School.
In civilian life he was employed by
the Engineer Board at Fort Bclvoir,
Va.
At Aberdeen Proving Ground Md.
Three men from the Washington
area recently graduated from the
Officer Candidate School here and
were commissioned second lieuten-
ants in the United States Army.
They are: Its. Philip Gordon, 2l28
o street NV. Henry Howard Bry-
lawski. 2315 Fortieth place NV, and
John Myers Sherwood, Fairfax, Va.
At Army War College.
Technical Sergt William E. Won
neberger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam x. Wonneberger. 928 Ninth
street NE, was recently promoted
to the grade Of master sergeant.
Inducted into the Army last May.
Sergt. Wonneberger received his re-
cruit training at Fort Meade, Md.
He is now serving with Headquar-
tiers and Headquarters Company,
Army Ground Forces. Sergt. Wonne-
berger a t n d e d Eastern High
School and in civilian life was en-
ployed as clerk by Julius Gar
finckel and Co.
Warrant Officer Edward ODono-
hue, husband of Mrs Gertrude
O'Donohue, 14l4 Third street SW.,
was recently commissioned a cap
tain, military police, and has been
sent to Fort Oglethorpe. Ga. 10
School, A veteran of % years OF
Army service, Capt ODonohue en-
listed at New York City in 1920 and
was assigned to the Tank Corps.
He received his recruit training at
Fort Slocum, N. Y. AS a warrant
officer, Capt. ODonohue was as
signed to the office of the secretary
of the General Staff, Army Ground
Forces.
Sergt. Victor J, Sacco, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel C. Sacco, 275l
Fourth street NE, has been pro-
NOTED to the rank of staff sergeant
technician here in the adjutant gen.
erals section of the Army Ground
Forces headquarters. Sergt, Sacco
was inducted into the Army March
l8, l94l, and received his recruit
training at Fort Monroe, Va. He
attended Mckinley High School and
in civilian life was employed as
mechanics helper apprentice.
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Lorry MocPhoi| to Speak
At 6. W. U. Stuq Smoker

Capt. Paul E. Phil, former United
States Naval Attache for Air to Ber-
lin, will be the principal speaker at
the annual alumni stag smoker and
buffet supper of the George WASH
ington University. to be held at 7
pm. Tuesday at the Wardman Park
Hotel
1t. Col. Larry S. MacPhail, former
president and general manager Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, will also adj
dress the alumni, Dean Elmer l..
Kayser will act as POSTMASTER snd
the Colonials football team will be
guests.
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around abby my lonesome. I made
three beautiful landings for him
just like sitting down on an air
cushion-nary bump or bounce.
'You have no idea what a grand
feeling that gave me. Without a
doubt it's the biggest thrill of my
life. The minimum time in which
you can solo is eight hours and !
soloed in 8 hours and 6 minutes.
When 1 returned to the barracks
I was picked up bodily-uniform
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ROAD NV, re-
Gently graduated
from the Officer
c a n d | d a t e
School in Sea-
coast Arti II e r y
h ere and W a S
commissioned a
second lieuten-
ant. 1t. Hanger.
who at t e n d e d
Georgia T e c h,
was f orm e r | Y
employed by the
j. E. Hanger,
Inc. He volun-
teered for serv-
ice in February.
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eral weeks ago
to join the Navy
as an apprentice
seaman, grad
uated last week
as honor man of
his company at
t h e U n / t e d
S t a t es Naval
Training Sta
t l on, G r e a t
Lakes, Ill.
Mr. Cavenaugh
is now In Wash
ington spending
a nine days
leave with his
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Vice Consul
Leaves Career
To Join NAVY

William Ferguson Cavenaugh. 81,
former American vice consul in Mex
leo, Peru, Gibraltar and Sweden,
who left his diplomatic career
who left his diplomatic career sev-
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o9tU fOurteentll
street NV. re-
Gently cabled his
parents of his
promotion from
the rank of first
] | e u t e n a n t
to that Of cap
tain. He is be-
lieved to be
somewhere in
England. A ma
1--WE OF PllldOe
pllia. Capt. Nc
Closkey enlisted
In the Royal
Canadian Air
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Mrs. William H. Bell, 249 LongfeNow
street NV, last week Cadet Bell is
an aviation cadet at Orangeburg
S. c.
Just came back from the flight
line and guess what? You guessed
it soloed! I'm so happy I don't
know what to do.
THE instructor few with me for
half an hour while 1 was shooting
landings and takeoffs. All of sud-
den he unfastened his safety belt
and hoped out and said, She's all
yours. Bring her back in one piece.
Thought my heart would fall
down through my feet. but I Just
gave her the gun, took OF and sailed
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ABOARD an Amer
lean vessel when
it was sunk in
action. He has
two brothers who
are also in the
service, James
P. Haltigan, C,
F. O., United
States N a V y,
now in New
foundland, and
Joseph A. Hdltl-
gan who is with
the Coast Guard.
Another brother,
John E. Haiti
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~
a conscientious,
tireless and i'm
pressive doctor,
whose a-StOnish-
i n G endurance
through SO many
harassing or
deals has won
for him the
admiration of
every one on this
island. I cannot
mention here the
W ork he has
done. Be it said,
you and all his
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gan, is in the Maj.P. J. Haitian. Jr.
Office of the Solicitor. Veterans Ad-
ministration. His mother, Mrs. P.
j. Hsltigan, lives at 2440 Sixteenth
street NV. Mai. Haltigan's wife
and small daughter reside at Tenn
peranse-tNc, Va.
=
In England.
John joseph McCloskey, %, son
OF MI. and Mrs. John L. McCloskey,
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University graduate. 1904 Underwood
street NV; Francis P. Krawczel,
Catholic University graduate, 1889
Newton street NE. and Robert G.
Easton, Kenyon College graduate,
1925 Porter street NV.
At Fort Monroe, Va.
Sergt. Herbert B. Hanger, son Of
Mrs. Ellie D. Hanger, 1910 Kalorama
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CI1e Paclrc area IN April With a unit
of District boys, Maj. Haltigan re-
ceived his training at Quantico, Va,
and along the coast. His immediate
commanding officer was 1t. Col. H.
E. Rosecrans, also native Washing
tonian, who was injured in combat
and is now in hospital in New Zea-
land.
Maj. Haltigan, who has been on
active duty in the Solomons, was
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Maj. j. Ho|tigon Serving
In SoIomons Under Vondeqrjft
Former Member Of Conodon Air Corps
Promoted to Captain in U. S. Forces
In the Solomon Islands.

the Solomon Islands.
NAL P j. Hagan jr sc, Haltgan veteran
reading clerk of the House Representatives
onay known from radio hookups roll Democratic
National Conventions the Mai
Gen A. A. Vandeg native of Washington Maj Haltigan en-
listed in the Washington Reserve Marine Brigade was
promoted to the rank January Prior to sailing for
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D. c. Cadet Says Solo Flight
Greatest Thrill Of NV Life

Solo flight successful! That was
the good news Cadet William H.
Bell, jr., sent his parents, Mr.. and
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Naval Chaplain Louds Efforts
.OfD KnoWIton in SoIon1ons
District Surgeon Doing Splendid Work
As Head of Hospital at Guodo|cuno

"A Conscientious rees and impressive doctor whose aston
shing endurance through ordea for
him the admiration of every this island"
That the tribute paid to Dr. Don Knowon Washington
of the Hospital the
Solomon Islands by Father Frederic Gehng chaplain U r.
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he resided on Baltimore avenue,
Bethesda. Md.
At Chapel Hill. n. c.
Charles Eugene Weickharc,t, jr.,
son Of 1t. Charles Eugene Weick-
hardt. U. S. N, and Mrs. Weick-
hardt, Piney Point. Md, has been
appointed an aviation cadet and is
now receiving his preliminary train
ing here at the United States Naval
Pre-Flight School.
At Fort Monmouth, n. J.
Frank A. johnson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. johnson, 1904 Tenth
street NE, recently graduated from
the Officer Candidate Department
of the Eastern Signal Corps School
here and was commissioned second
lieutenant in the United States
Army.
At Brooklyn, n. Y.
Charles William Dunmore. 26,
trumpet player with the Shoreham
Hotel Orchestra, 1911 H street NV,
hes put away his cornet for the
duration and signed up for training
with the United States Merchant
Marine as seaman He arrived here
at Sheepshead Bay this week with
eight other Washington men to
begin recruit training. The other
newly enlisted seaman are: Albert
Lysle Rice. ir, 10, 5406 Quintana
street, Riverdale. Md, former en-
ploye of the Government Printing
Office in the composing section
William Donald Hayes, %, 1911
Irving street NV, formerly a sales
man with the National Biscuit Co.:
Harry William Claxton, 10. 1850
Juniper street wv, former War De-
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and all-and tossed into a cold
shower. That's customary whenever
one solos. I don't know when I've
enjoyed shower 30 much. It really
meant something"
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letter to Sister Rose at Providence
Hospital.
Our meeting came about through
my everyday visits to the Marine
Hospital of which DR.. Knowlton is
in charge" wrote Father Gehring
There I found
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There are stamp collectors and
there are coin collectors. but it Is
seldom you find a man with as
unique a hobby as Pvt. Antonio Di
Guistino, 1885 U street Sc, who
collects United States Army insignia.
Pvt. Di GuiStino began his hobby
back in 1882 when he entered his
first enlistment in the Army at
Fort Slocum, N. Y. He continued
to gather insignia as he was trans
ferred from station to station. He
has served at Fort Slocum, Fort
Mcdowell. Calf; Schoheld Bar
racks. Hawaii; Fort Myer, Va, and
finally at the Army Air Base at
Boiling Field. where he is now
stationed.
He was discharged at Fort Myer
in 1887, but re-enlLsted September
81 Of this year Included In his
collection to date are more than
500 different Army emblems from
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sion OF the Congress and the execu-
tive branch be formed Immediately
to study the entire problem.
New War Production Board poll
cies to convert existing properties
to meet emergency needs in both
the industrial and residential fields
were outlined during last weeks
conference.
1t was agreed generally, not only
among the realtors attending the
convention but in private conversa-
tions with Federal officials who ad-
dressed the various sessions, that
new facilities may be constructed
only where there is an inadequacy
of housing to meet local needs. How
ever, contingent on availability of
materials, private builders expect
an opening of the home field, ac-
cording to information given at the
various conferences.
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Capital Men Named
To High Office at
Real Estate Farley
Private Building to Get
Priorities on Materials,
Delegates Are Told
By FRED H. MORHART, Jr.,
Star Staff Correspondent.

star Staff Correspondent
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-Several
members of the Washington dele
CATION to the 35th annual meeting
OF the National Association of Real
Estate Boards were elected to prom
anent offices in associated groups,
as the main convention concluded
Its war conference which produced
assurances ~ Federal officials that
private builders would receive ma
terial priorities.
However, as the 1857 delegates
departed for their home towns
throughout the Nation there was a
mixed feeling concerning post
war conditions.
Washington Men Named.
J. Wesley Buchanan. Washington
realtor, was narned to the Board of
Directors of the National Associa-
ton of Home Builders. Another
prominent National Capital realtor.
j. Garrett Bethel, also was named
to the board.
Waverly Taylor. another Wash
ingtonian, was named regional vice
president of the Home Builders As
ISOLATION. H. Clifford Bangs was
elected to the governing council of
the American Institute of Real
Estate Appraisers, an affiliate of the
National Association of Real Estate
Boards. Paul o. Drury was named
to the Board of Appraisal group.
In general, the convention voiced
opposition to the extension of rent
control to business properties. More
over, there was a general expression
in favor Of relief from real estate
taxes and from Government regu-
lations on residential rents.
Yale Economist Speaks.
DR.. o. Glenn Saxon, Yale Uni
versity economist, in speaking to the
group at its last-day session called
for removal OF the "shackles" by the
Government on industry, agricul-
ture and capital after the war emer-
gency. This, he declared, would
make for stabilized production. In
addition, he urged immediate re-
turn to constitutional government
and the discard of wartime bureauc-
racies.
The group pledged complete CO.
operation to the Government in win
ming the war and in that respect re-
stricted deliberations to fundamen-
tai measures and actions affecting
real estate.
The statement of policies issued
at the meeting declared that best
results will be secured in the war
effort by now preserving, as far as
may be consistent with the vigorous
prosecution of the war, those rights
and freedoms which we solemnly
decided to protect by the sacrifice
"of great treasure and more, the
blood of our youth"
Tax Problem as a Whole.
1t is necessary, if local govern
ment is to survive, the statement
added, that the tax problem of the
Nation "and all of it's political sub
divisions be considered as a whole
and that local governments be as
sured of tax sources which are ade-
quate for their needs.
1t was suggested a join commits
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Western to Present
Fall Show Tuesday

"Hcx< :" Western High
Schx = i fall show, will be
pre- Shted at sis pm. Tuesday in
the school auditorium, with approx
mately 200 students participating in
the program.
Proceeds will go toward the pur-
chase of wooden guns for the
schools cadet corps.
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Evening star., 1942-02-13
EYE ST. MEDICAL CENTER.
S-STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE.
BUSINESS HOME

NEAR CONN. AND r I. AYES
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING, SUITABLE
STUDIO AND BUSINESS
l. W GROQMES LID EYE ET
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OWNER WILL, SELL.

SECOND MORTGAGES
On owner-occupled properties. paying good
interest. Write or apply 2l25 Rhode
Island ave p
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FARMS FOR SALE.

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
2-ACRE CHICKEN FARM.
Nice, warm BUNGALOW. h.-wh., bath, elec.
stove. refrigerator, built-in garage. 8
poultry houses. stream, Strawberries,
grapes, apples; raise your own vegetables.
miles D, c. Price reasonable Many
large farms. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville.
Md Ashton 3S4e. Open evenings.
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ROOMS WANTED,

YOUNG LADY, Govt. employe. sgle. rm.,
pvt, bath pref, pvt. home or apt. close in;
refs. exchanged. Box 1911, Star.
LARGE FURNISHED BEDROOM, with pri-
vate bath, in private family by bachelor
Government offcial: $50. Box 1881. Star.
LADY wants furnished single room. vicinity
Cleveland Park. Box 170-J, Star.
MINISTER AND WIFE desire or 3 unf.
rms. $50 to $40 or room and board. W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
AGENCY REMOVED

Responsible party with substantial cash
can procure on very reasonable terms. mod
ern Groom, bath. ami. home: large lot.
double garage, wide ave. NV. suburb. Bus
at door. train close BY. No dealers. Box
4R4-B, Star
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE MUST HAVE PLACE TO
stay: prefer 1-bedroom ant, but will take
snythtns aiN 1Iss within reason; 2 children.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL RENTAL. FOR
Phone after 8 pm. TIE. 2s75.
QUIET YOUNG COUPLE SEEKS CLEAN
bedroom apt. Call Georgia 3s70. be-
tween II am. and pm.
BY ARMY oFFICER-2- BEDROOM UN-
furn.; no children preferably Arlington or
Alexandria. Hobart 5000 Ext. SOB.
FURN., 2 OR ROOMS BY GOVT EN-
pnS pployed couple, before Feb. goth. Box
k. apt. in pvt. home BY Mar. 1st.; NV.
Or nearby Va. State price and loc. Box
2 OR MORE FURN. ROOMS, PRIVATE
ssfh k,'chsn ben az UTILITIES gentle couple
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES
TANNER. AD 5s03. Friday or Saturday .
SMALL FURN. APT. IN NORTHWEST SEC
Sstb 0a TssinF eb nnH IRsr0E Bids pvt
THREE GOVERNMENT ATTORNEYS SEEK
furnished apt. near Interior Dept. or IN
Va. Write details to Box 163-K, Star
TO sUBLET FURNISHED APARTMENT
tor month beginning March list; married
room, furnished or unfurnished apartment:
will consider sublet furnished apartment
one or two months. Box 293-Z, Star
OR 2 ROOMS, KIT. BATH. NICELY
s oonn " a or Wis aVe Box sP soJ Rsa
COUPLE WANTS FURN. APT, PVT
shower or bath. convenient walk or transp
Hs sss Box 7S gsy gasr well SEND t9
COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED BEDROOM
kitchen. private or semi-bath, lst or 2nd
floor, front, central NV. section, utilities
and utensils; S42.50 to S45. Call MR..
HARREIL. 5 to 8 pm, Adams 1897
APT. AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Private party will pay cash and take
over apt; Govt. employe. RA. 0041.
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S12,950.
PICTURESQUE SPANISH nrSrcN

PICTURESQUE SPANISH DESIGN
II you have been looking for the un-
ususl-something different with great APP
peal-ve urge you to see this house imrne-
ing room with arched doors opening onto
nasstone patio with fountain-library. 8
bedrooms and bath on first hoor-also
large slassed-in sun porch. Attractiye he'd
room with private bath on 2nd floor maid 8
room and bath: gear garage. The lot is
wei landscaped with considerably privacy
Located Z, block of Conn. ave. in Chevy
Chase. Nd. Close to the country clubs. The
prlce is ridiculously low For details cali
Mr.. Young. Woodley 5576.
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS nT 1d11
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ARLINGTON. NEAR BUS, STORES, GRAM
mar and Junior high, Year-old ,2-story
rooms. . baths, picket fence, rear yard.
Call OWNER CHI 5000
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Arlington Division
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

4 ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE, GARAGE,
fenced-in yard, chicken house, grape arbor.
garden space; located miles out Georgia
ave. extended; $1,000, $500 cash. balance
! trust: or will rent for $50 mo. TO re-
sponsible tenant. Immediate possession.
z. s. PRICE, 1910 Vermont ave. NE. $3.50.
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1920 CASH,

BALANCE, $50 MO.
90 minutes from downtown. 2-bedroom,
white shingled bungalow. 2 years old, in
perfect condition: large lot, nicely land
scaped; oil heat, hardwood floors. no base
ment Price, S4,400. Drive out WASH
ineton blvd. to N. Roosevelt St. left to N.
10Th St, right l block to N. Sycamore ST.
right to last house on left. 1915 N. Syca-
more St. Arlington, Va. Open afternoons
O nd aNanircs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CORNER. 100 FT. ON KENNEDY sT-:
or contractor; S14.e5O. DINOW1TZ co,
Bond Bldg. Ma. 67l7. 15'
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND EYE ST.
ELEVATOR; wfDE LOT; PRRK1NG sFA6E:
PUBLIC ALLEY IDEAL FOR AN ORGANI-
ZATION.
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CHuLUM. MARYLAND.
6 rooms, automatic heat; completely fuY-
nished. Owner transferred. Rental, S115.
Call Dupont 32S5 after 5 pm
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Mt. Pleasant sect.-Det home. 5 bed
rms, 2 baths. auto. heat: recently re-
modelled, in drst-class cond. The price is
reasonable. Call Mrs. Rahetto, DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA $3.50
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VA.-AN EXQUISITE NEW HOME. WHITE
masonry. among green pines within Is
minutes easy driving to D. c. over Lee
bath; oil heat storeroom. All fully insu-
lated. Built by an architect for his own
home: transferred to N. Y; and will sacri-
terms. RALPH GRAIN, 1929 Lee hwy.
CHI 1853 OK 2la1
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10 rooms, 3 baths, in the vicinity OF
25 IT. wide: garage space for cars; wide
alley. Inspection by permit only Price.
$4,000 terms. EDW. L. STROHECKEI
1910 Vermont ave NV ME 27l3
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Markel.
ais st NV RIM 301 MA 02S4
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

Cattle AND LIVE STOCK.
Il WORK MARES, mated teams; 8 mules
8 saddle horses. 2 spotted mares, l pony:
3 mule colts, saddles, harness: nay ana
four 2-wheel carts: pair Belgium mares,
j 500 lbs, each. young and sound: 5-oay
guarantee Rear 736 18th ST. Sc.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT FACILITIES FOR A
contractors yard to store temporary sheds,
equipment, etc. Write in detail to F. II.
MARTELL CO.. 900 18th st. NV
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g rooms, 2 baths, finished attic, garage;
Just installed: house 5 years old just re-
decorated. in new-house condition: base
ment arranged so large recreation room
can be finished. This is an outstanding
buy on today's market: owner transferred.
Call MIR. JOHNSON. EN-. $3.50. ewes. RA.
Evening star., 1942-02-13

S5.245. $500 CASH $40 MO.-5-RM BUN
galow, COR, 5ox15O; nr. bus. BOSS
REALTY. CHI. 5a77. not Sunday