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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27

liy The Associated Prcss)
kUHSla'S smashing counter Of
fcnHINc on the Moscow front.
which has already hurried the
Germans back p to 80 miles.
and encouraging reports on
the flaming pew battle of the
Solomon islands reflected u
sharply brighter trend for the
allies III the globnl war TODAY.
Narrower. Adolf Killers luri-
"" aTi'' "'.c;avt &talirgrau ap-
p'"rcd L0 have bcrn al lea
EH"rarily checked as Hc,i
amy headquarters announced:
We are holding The enemy
onslaught and wearing down hi.
r,aEpOWCr"
According 10 a British broadcast,
Premier Josef Stain, speaking in
Moscow, declared
The military situation remains
very serious. History has pcrhap
never known 50 gigantic Il battle"
German field HEADQUARTERS admit
ted that Marshal Timushctuu's
annie, had iaurchvd bitter counter
AUdv,, HGhI,i nGII positions W.csi
al HtalnGrad. Du; a serted they had
nrtn driven OFT with great losses I'M
f"r German aerial attack.
The Germans also acknowledged
heavy RilsSIan assaults on the cen
tlal front.
\ Nirhy radio broadcast as
serted that thI (.pr,,nnG H.,
"Cutcd nCW break through
northwest of SlaIinerad and ad-
vIncch within 81 miles of the
Imprriicd NnlTa mctrOpOlis. but
soviet DISPATCHES said the thrust
had been wiped cat.
~ !cA Germ; u tanks succeeded
y. PENETRATING into the dCothS oI olr
rr.Cn,cs. They were DESTROYED bv
n"nu gre n"dcS and inccndialv bot
lies. The Russian command sad
In the Moscow REGION. Soviet d.
patches sand tn" Red armies of Cen
era. Ihul,p} were driving westward
"m 1O-mIlc front. selling yii!agc
after village IN Il l5-day old assault.
'hut has left 10000 German dead on
~" battlefield and rccapturCd 60
communities.
Front line di>patchc; said the Rus
,iHn~ were attacKinG the Grrinar-
Ec.d RHhCy-NygIma rail IirC 40
miles west of Moscow and were bat.
ling IN the streets of the kew unIi
stronghold at RZhcv.
kCutCrS. the British news agency.
Continued OF Page SIX
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
BY ROGER W. BABSON
COpyright-19i2
Publishers Financial Bureau, In

BabSon. Park Mass. Aug. 81
Whatever happens 10 our physical
bodies. our property goes on just the
same. When We make" or "savc"
money we arc taking on u RESPONSE
bility which we cannot shake. If we
inherit ~ put our savings into land
il can never bc destroyed. IT VIC put
them into good buildings or Sccuri-
tics they will long outlivc us.
This land. these buildings and
these securities arc going 10 he u
source of good Or OWL throughout
the ages. Even if our heirs lose their
money. the money IL not lost" II Is
rerrc erfrd r" r-"~re e" "hlril .cmc-
bGdy h9s and "hich Soucoue MAJ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
Jap Marines
Are Landed
At Milne
Allied Ground Troops
and Planes ATTACK
Landing Force in New
Guinea; Heavy Losses
on Men and Ships In
flicted.

Washington. Aug. 27.-(AP)
The furiouSly spreading bat
tie of the southwest Pacific
rolled closer 10 the Australian
mainland today a. Japanese in
NadcrS paid heavily with ships,
troops and planes for Il savage
~ contested landing on the
%ou'hra~t"rm Tip ot New Guinea.
While American air power put
nnc crrmN invasion fleet to
Hight Ell Guldalranll and in
ilICi"d mOvmtin" naval losses on
another III the strategic Solo
mons, allied ground troops and
llInr> 6Gn miles To the west
iCincd battle with Il force of ia
rancNr marines that landed from
small CONVOY nj Milne Bay.
Heavy allied air action. General
MacNrlhur'S headquarters announce
vG from Australia. destroyed an
enemy transport. tx iynding ba.gCS
md battered 30 cruiser. probably
Sinking II. Mri0Wm bumbcrS and
fighters also raised other japanese
barge and supplies. straicd landing
troops and -tar;ed many fires.
tn" Navy, meantime. termed the
r'ntnn".n2 "C,r.r in the southeastern
Soi"munS encouraging with at
least IL Japanese ships damaged in
the Vim cllo1 thu tar :o rCcapturc
IT," D..v~ held nv L. s. Marines.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
SABBATH Says Legisla-
ton Bringing Young
est Registrars Under
Draft Will Be Asked
and Passed This SEES
sion.

Washington. Aug. 27.-(AP-
New draft Legislation To make Is
and - year old youths eligible
Tor armed service topped 4 pro-
gram mapped out today for The
waning months OF the eth Com
Src-> 10y Chairman SABBATH.
Democrat. Illinois, of the House
rules committee.
"l. III likelihood" SABBATH said in
a. interview. Congress will bc ask
Z" Fiji. session TO permit the draft
Ill., .. !" and 10 year o!ds and Wil'
81. = approval.
~ no. opinion, n" added, the 1919
:. Veg. contains the finest fighting
u..rIu. available"
Earring any congressional re-
P!tHNN:n!> from president
Eu"sCycl'S Labor Day "OSl
hvmg measure, the Only c...cr
subjects that will he considered
At tai session. if SABBATH has his
VIZ. are taxes. Senate change ia
thr service mems vOtc-by-mail
M. new appropriation for de
lens" huu>ing. and Il few rcla-
lively minor bills.
."Ei is no reason why. between
'h' '"' "c GO back into regular Sc
500. carly next month and the md
o!' "' October, we cannot dispose al
'.\''Hn@ that Il urgent ana either
ID" "...u "r recess until the nest Con
A.cs- c"uNCu,s,' SABBATH sad. rhai
PL"-.am. he aCknuw lodged. preclude
I" consideration OF pending labor
ana 1Tm lcgI latlOn, among other
ihrg.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
100 Aliens
Are Arrested
Raids in Nine North
eastern New Jersey
Counties Made by FBI
and P olice.

Newark. y. ". Mug. 21.-(AP)
-tpprn<imatCly 100 aliens were
arrested hN special agents Of the
federal bureau of investigation
and local police in sweeping raids
which started at $50 Il. M. today
in nine northeastern New Jersey
counties. L. l.. Conroy. assist
ant director Of the FBI, an
nouncCd.
The raids, with more than 300
police Officers parties eating. were di-
rCc'cd against members of the NAN
party in this country, aliens who had
stated they would no; fight for the
GuU'cd States and wanted to return
TO- Germany. and members and sup
porter, ol the dciunCt German
American Duud. Cunroy said
Also arrested wore purchasers Of
ruCCkwandcrCr marks - knowns az
'rC'Uru 'u Germany marks" - by
whlCh buyers accumulated credits in
Germany and had To- 90 there to
spend the marks. Cruroy said.
Among those arrested was q form
or commander ~ tho now inactive
German Austrian war veterans OF
Nnds"T county. who Conroy said
rc. Il a medal presented to him
n 1876 ~ the u7rs Of der feunrer,"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
1919 Year Old Youths
May Be Subject To Draft
Older Men
May Enlist

Washington. Aug. 21.-(APO-
Secretary uf War Stim>un dis
closed today ,nat the Arm> has
decided t. accept cnlIstmcntS OF
men II 10 80 year, OF age who
have particular skllls or apti-
:ud"S for Army service.
Tnry Will Dc assigned 10 ScrV-
ice command uy other Army or
Navy department units where
they can release younger enlisted
men for general military ScrV-
ice. Previously the top age limit
Ton enlistment WIS ~ years ui
age.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
LEHMAN TO BACK
BENNETT IN RACE

=, Albany, II. Y. Aug 27.-lNrD -
N'.'iu'r Herbert II. Lehman today
f!'HG'l LIS support Ia State Attorney
N'h'Iai John j. Bennett. Jr.. and the
re-, 'i the Democratic ticket IN the
,N'h'"mIng New York election cam
pdiGr
me governor opposed Bennett and
WIN idCnt Roosevelt backed T..
>. senator James NJ. Mead IN the bit
W p'"-CnmNcntIOu fight for the nom
nation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
Canadian
lax Program
Under Study


Washington. Aug. -. \ postwar
.nr rebate. patterned after Carada'S
s,,on""nrr Of Il maximum credit "f
<Inm yearly tor single persons and
S,'"" Tor married couples. va
,."i'h today by the Senate finance
committee.
II. 10 rlbaic system was outlined by
''L'h' {. Brown. of the Joint com
,.'l, on internal revenue in u
:, ,E'lT analysis IT Canadian taxa
c'' submitted by Colin +. STAN,
",'I ct the joint committee staff
c.NIIdlh'ng that the rebates ~
,'''ua contribute form Of Cniot,.
w. saving. Brown said that single
p''""ns there may establish q cr"d''
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27

Tokyo frum japanese Broad
CI.t. Aun. 21.-iAP-JaDan
has lost nnr destroyer sunk and
small aircraft carrier damag-
ed in lhr renewed Battle Of the
solomon islands. imperial head
quarters announced today.
This WAS the first word from
the axis side ON the tide of the
struggle iGr the SolomonS since
the new phase al the naval bat
liz began and tn" first word that
i Japanese ship had been sunk.
nitrd States Navy commune
"iIC, have announced hits on
more thar twelve Japanese war
ships ia the action. including a
large ard u small aircraft ear
ricr. bat have mCulionCG none
IT them a., sunk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-27
Reds Counter Attack Before Moscow
W ar Takes
Hettcr l'url,
For Allies

German A mics HurI-
Cd Back q to 20 Miles
on { entra al Front;
1--we Oh Itaiingrad at
Lcas; 1por arily
Checked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
The War Fronts

TJNISIA German tanks ro-
ported attacking Allies in The
Tcbourba area, 20 miles west
of Tunl,: Germans step up
aerial >ortlc> and use glider
,QuadronS in combating Am
eulcan paraChuti>ts. Page ID
LIBYA Eighth Army increases
pressure a. II AChella ANS
fcrrylng IN rCniorcemen'>
aboard giant SlX-mo'orcd
transport planes page j.
NEW GUINEA - J pancse
countcr-attack IN Buna zone
rcpulSed page p
GERMANY Adolf Hitler names
31-ycar-old Wolf Galland to
be Inspector general OF the
fighter command of the Luit-
waite; its move 10 bolster
Nazi defense> against Raj
raids. page p
RUSSIA Stormovik dive bomb
erS pound German columns 10
soften up. The Strengthening
enemy Counter-attaCkS north
west of Stalingrad. Page IL
KEYkO MARGARINE AM
5READ for the lunch boX.-Ady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Nazis in Libyd
Fear New Drive

CAIRO. Dec II up British
patrol activities on the Aghela
line N L.hya ale IntenSify!ns and
the Germans arc becoming ner-
vouS In fear of an imminent re-
sumption OF the Eighth Amy S
offensive toward Tripoli and Tuni>,
a British Communlque revealed
today
Although no major engage
mcnt> have taken place, enemy
reactions to the constant activity
of our patrols indicate that his
forward troops are IN a state OF
some nervousness" The COM
UuDlgue said
The cnmuuniqlo disclosed that
the Germans and Italians VcI0
using giant >IN-motored planes 20
reinforce their men IN Africa
British lonC-ranEe fighters inc
terccptod three Of the huge planes
shooting down ono and severely
damaging the others over the sea
north OF Tripo.'anid Western
LlbNa1
Fighter hombers al'ac X q q
enemy landing grounds Vehicles
gun enlplacement, and cncewp-
moDt~ Four ANS fighter pianos
were destroyed
Allied planes bombed Tlm- ain
field and no night attack ora The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Did Mrs. Ee. FELL?
Gave Pearl Herbor Facts Two Days After Raid
Mayor Says; Couldn't, First Lady Replies

FALL RIVER. Mas Doc y
ms D.~putmg a statement 10y
Mayor Fletcher r Bowron of Los
Angeles that she had told hin
all the details OF the Pearl Har-
Dor attack two days after it hap
pened Mrs Franklin =. Roosevelt
said last night
Il could not possibly have
given out any information be-
cause didn't know any more
than what | read in the papers.
The First Lady recalled having
warned BoVron that I'm general
there might he a more serlou,
situation than VIC knew but this
assertion she SAID was without
official knowledgo and was made
= spur civilian defense prepara-
tons In Los Angeles
Told Of Bowron's comment that
what she may say I viii not dis
pu'c. Mrs Roosevelt commented
II think that was very nice
Of him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Army Sedition
Arrest Reported

SEATTLE Wash Dec Il
ms Tho Seattle Tos'-In'e..-
ecncor fodt published an article
reporting that an unidentified
army officer a. Fort Lewis Wash
had been arrested following an IT.
yc,lgauon into assorted sed,noa~
acrlrie, A. the fort
Tho arrest 'ae paper stated.
was IN connection with what IS
reported 10 have boon an organ
ucd attempt 'o Willy President
Roosevelt The story continued
The officer Young man not
long out Of college and with a
radical political background. Is
aid 10 be facing charges of >edi-
ton. punishable nv from'10 10 20
wears in an army disciplinary
barracks.
1T j. understood the officer
mailed ScditiouS literature 10
members Of the onc-time Amer
lea First Committee and to Viii
liam Dudley PclleN's silver
shirts. The arrested officer like
wise is reported 10 have at
tempted 30 organize >uhN erNiNe
organization within the army
itself"
Although officers AZ Fort Lew,
did not deny iho> tory there is no
nlnclal cnmmnnl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
British Move Up
To Teherdn, Iran

LONDON. Dec = INS1 a
Reuter-, dispatch from Tehcran
Iran reported today that British
troop, arrived IN tho city last
night moving up from bases 20
the south 10 protect British oil
installations and military stores
and establishments
The troop, were sent INTO To-
horan following riots and loo'ng
Wednesday which resulted from "A
temporary bread shortage
Tho situation was well IN hand
Yesterday. IL was added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Baltimore
IAralairRsS
NfiSS 3
Photo oy Times stan Photoerapner
By r. JEROME PETIT
Times ontest Editor

BALTIMORE. Dec II - After
raccNI ing personal congratulations
from her bic boss. President
Roosevelt. the nations Miss Vic
tory. 2l-ycar-old Barbara Ann
Clark OF Flint Mich. today
arrived here from Washington 10
start an eastern bond selling tour
sponsored hy the treasury depart
monf
Nr, Clark The attractive and
Youthful machlnI~' from the Flint
machine gun plant Of the &C
Spark Plug Division ,of General
Motors. wa, selected only this
week in national finals IN Chicago
as Miss Victory Americas typical
girl war worker
The search was conducted b.
He7r,t newspapers and covered a
field Of some $500 patriotic women
War workers throughout tho
nation
Miss Nlc'or> was summoned "a
the White House shortly after
noon Yesterday Donald VI Nelson.
chairman of tho Var Production
Boyd who had mot The charming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Big Guns in Duel
Across Channel

LONDON Dec II DINS1-
Brush and German artillery bat
tories engaged today IN a heated
Cro>S-Channel duel
\ number of casualties v0rc
reported IN the vicinity Of Dover.
whore Shcil, from German hIc
guns on the French coast dam
aged homes and shops The morn
lnC bombardmont followed an o>-
change OF artillery fire during the
night. Both ducl> were opened
by the British.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Steady Subscriber
Times Follows Yank TO Iceland Cuba California;
n Makes Me Popular he DscIoses

News from home, and daily.
oh. boy" write, Private IrouV-
SON "Not only am l up on all
the doings in Detroit and Michi-
gan. hut am ! popular with the
other men from home who hap
pen 10 he wherever I am sta
toned
I've never missed an issue.
Sometimes, Of course. my papers
caught up to me in patches hut
even tardy news j. darned wei
come when you're far away
from hone. Remember me To
all my 9dends IN Detroit.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS io
mt. 1900 10th. IL. 2-66SS.-Ady
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Tension Rises in Finland

LONDON. Dee. II Up
SWISS dispatches from HclsinkI re-
ported today that tension was $50
great n FINLAND because OF an
uufav0rlh.e V7r situation that
government crisis vas believed
imminent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
in Miami

MIAMI. Fla Dec. Il INSl 49,
The Duke and Duchess OF Windsor
arrived here last night from Na~-
,su hv clipper 10 visit friends and
do Christmas >hnpp-nC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

los ANGELES Dec. Il I%S1
49, r-ro,r,.o. r. pov.,,,, u.bo
ana '''a MIS- i-''a'''' i'o.'S'' 60
'oid hm al. tho details OF the
Pearl Harbor raid two DAYS after
., ha,ncocd today refused COM
.
..''.' ''' ''i',. ''''.'~' ''' '''.'
nave very hlgh REGARD
and very much respect for the
First Lady" tho usycr said.
.,,5 .h., .,o NO., 90, v;li
NOT ol>p"t''
Tho mayor had sand that NI-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Tanks, p lanes,
Glider Army
.Hit al Allies
Air-Borne Germans
Arrive TO Counter
Yank 'Chutists Blows

LONDON. Dec. II ms The
Germans have launched new tank
assaults against Allied forces en-
trenched in the Tebourba area and
are stepping up their aerial sor-
ties, dispatches from Tunlsia said
today
\ Reuters correspondent re.
ported from the Tunisian battle
front.
"The German counter-blow
has lost none of its punch"
German deserters crossing TO the
American lines reported that Nazi
troops are running short Of food.
according TO another Reuters dis
patch
The German air force increased
its activity. carrying out both day
and night sortes against the AL
he'd positions Dispatches from AL
lied headquarters said that the
Germans were using numerous
glider squadrons, principally in the
southern sector TO counter activ-
ity Of American parachutists.
NIGHT AIR ATTACH
Wednesday night for the first
time German airmen undertook
night bombardment OF the Te-
bourba area but the assault was
Ineffective
The Naz.s we're reported to be
carrying out daring thrusts for
ward Of the exposed right flank
Of 1t Gen * A y. Anderson's
First Army Patrols were SAID 10
have appeared from the direction
Of Massicault. which oycrlooks the
Nejerda River and the road to
Medjez-el-Bah 30 miles west of
TuniS
Enemy snIper, followed by
machine-gunnerS were said 70
have gained positions along the
river road, where they take pot
shots at Anderson'S forces and
transport columns moving up TO
the rear Of Tebourba.
In one bold attempt the Nazis
were reported to have crossed the
Nejerda River and mined the road.
international News Service staff
Correspondent Robert G Nixon
SAID in 2 dispatch from Allied
headquarters III North Africa that
German ghderS were transporting
small bodies of Germans westward
from Sousse, Sfax and Gabes on
the TunlsIan coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
TROOPS BY GLIDER

The glider troops. he said we're
sent in apparently 10 fight Amer-
can TdrachGtstS under command
of Col Edison Raft o., New York.
tA hea5quarteg, dispatch from
Walter Logan. United Press cor
respondent reported thar The
Germans were landing the
s.ldar-borne troops an along the
coast as far south u.s. G3hcs -05
miles south OF Turns and for A
cons 5er4h.e distance inland
The reni9gcrmcure have
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
CHANGE IN JOBS

Clark explained that an o,-on-
'.al worker who feels he his
right 10 change 20 another jcb in
nc Detroit area, under the terms
OF the VINO agreement reached
by both representatives OF man
asemcnt and labor must FIRST
apply 10 hs empower or the
United states Employment Service
for relcasc
This viii then 60 before the
review board" Clark said and
the review board will decide
whether the man may change
employment.
Appeals from the boards de-
cision may he taken 20 the War
NanpoWcr Area Committee, the
final court OF appeal in such
cases
Tho board vI' operate from 'ho
Cuted states Employment Sert-
A. H. Last jefferson
alcnuc
Discussing 'h. terms Of The new
order and ~, implications, Clark
emphasized that 1t is not pro
c~ely q freeze order because "i
.f... ,.... r- ,,..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
In the Times TODAY

E C. VI. McARTHUR. DENTIST
III GriSwOld. over knSelS
Hours: 80. Sundays lO-l2.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11

DIR. j. {. TOOLE DENTIST. 10
IS Lafayette 80 siren opp city
Hall Hours. 90 Tel ca 6b69.--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
Pontiac, Lansing,
Saginaw, Bay City,
Flint News Pg. 80

TAXI DANCES PARTNERS
Hollywood Woodward A. Willis.
Learn 10 ance-20 Lessons. s..
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
18-Year-Olds Register for Draft
Job Board
To Rule ON
Changes

The state war manp0wcr COM
today began setting up
tho review board which viii decide
whether a war-vltal worker eek
ING 10 change ms Job under the
new VINO war work stabiiizing
program may do so.
Just how many members the
review unit will have and who Is
10 head n. have yet 10 be decided
aid State VINO Director Mon
taguc A. Clark a he began
putting into effect the most far
reaching Job directive in Delroit's
history, a program which virtually
freezes essential workers IN Their
Jon> for the duration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-11
> MORE REGISTRATIONS

After completion Of the rcg.-iIa-
ton period ON December II, . see
ond period VIII begin inc next day
for an youths who became - Iu
September and October a third
period for those who reached that
aec in November and bcccmheG
VIII be- from December 70 to 81.
TOTAL registrations for the 'fI q
groups }, not expected 70 ae abe'0
5000 for Michigan state traa-
quarter, >aia, "'H registrations
IN Wayne County numbering
about iU U.u
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Evening star., 1942-05-10

A doiry Gloss is held for
members OF the Women's
lond Army Of the Volunteer
Service OF the University Of
Maryland. Here Mrs. R. M.
Wott Of Arlington. Vo..
proctices the ort Of teach
ing O Golf TO drink milk
from O bucket. The tech
nique is to bolt the Golf with
milk sooked fingers and
then slowly drow its heod
down TO the milk in the
bucket. Star Staff Photos
Evening star., 1942-05-10

There's O right ond q
wrong woy TO plant cob
bo9e seedlings. Under Mr.
FronkIin's wotchfuI instruc-
tion Mrs. Atherton pIonts
them at just the right depth
otter the ground hos been
properly prepared for them.
Evening star., 1942-05-10

The good eorth
yields to forks welded
by Mrs. Donovon Ieft)
ond Mrs. Mcmahon os
they PrePore q sPe-
oioIIy enriched eorden
potch for q seed bed.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

sedan; radido and heater; attractive ma
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interior; priced very reasonably. See Mr.,
RosenthaI, Lustine-Nicholson, Hyattsville,
Md Warfield 700.
Evening star., 1942-07-15

CHEVROLET 1910 town sedan: equipped
with radio, heater, prac. new tires. To see
CHEVROLET 1910 club convertible coupe;
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beautiful maroon finish, 5 good tires.
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Evening star., 1942-07-15
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Evening star., 1942-07-15
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Bridge.
ONLY $500 CASH
And balance less than rent. See agent
Key Bridge and take first right turn,
onto Lee hghwy. go ga miles. to 5400 Lee
hghwy., turn left to our sign at 2217
North Harrison ST., Arl., Va.
McKEEVER AND WHITEFORD
DI. 97O6 or After PM, SH. 451S
Evening star., 1942-07-15
STORES FOR RENT.
1916 GEORGIA AVE.

3216 GEORGIA AVE
Approximately 16x25-S35.
1404 K CAFRTTz DI aosn
NEW SHOPPING CENTER
Just being completed in 1900 block Of
South Capitol St. now being paved; busi-
ness center for 1000 family units now up
and under construction within past years.
WI. 1888.
NEAR GEORGIA AVE AND KENNEDY
STORE, 20x32, with lavatory, storage space
in rear. basement, alley in rear, apt. having
3 rms, kitch, bath, screened rear porch;
burner Rent for entire bldg only 500
P. ]. WALSHE, INC,
1107 Eye st. NV. Ma 646s.