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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Homer Ends Duel

Max MarShall'S homer. with one
out in the first inning. enabled the
Reds to blank the Braves. 10. and
gave Paul Derringer the nod over
Manuel Salvo in a brilliant pitch
ing duel. One Boston runner
reached third in the first inning
and two others got as far as sec
ond later in the game. After Mar
shall had circled the bases on his
drive, no Cincinnati runner got 10
second base. Each pitcher allowed
five hits.
The Red Sox trimmed the
Yankees American League lead 10
seven games by downing the White
SoX. 4-2. al Boston as the Indians
shaded the champions, 6-5, at New
York.
Charley Wagner scattered siz
hits while gaining his twelfth VIC
tory as the Red Sox clinched the
game with four runs in the second.
Pete Fox opened the winning in
ming with a single and Jake Wade
Immediately aided the Red Sox'
cause by walking four men in sue
cession. Johnny Pesky's two-run
single sent home two more runs TO
complete Boston's scoring.
Roy Weatherly led a 12-hit
Cleveland attack with homer
and triple. batting in two runs
and scoring three AS the Indians
cot all Of their runs AT the ex-
pense OF Bonham Weatherly's
homer with Oris Hockett aboard
tailed what proved 10 be the win
ming run in the fourth.
st. Louis at Philadelphia was
postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

the dir Forces. Here you'll have chance
to work with the finest equipment, on the
newest and fastest planes, preparing yourself
for career in the limitless future of aviation.
You'll get the worlds best training-at good
pay. And you'll be in line for rapid promo
ton. A man who rises TO Master Sergeant
in his first enlistment receives $l38 month,
with board, housing, uniforms, medical care
free, plus additional allowances if married.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
(Box Scores, Page ~

as Lon Warneke allowed only
eight hits for his tenth victory,
Warneke got off TO a poor start
when the Dodgers scored three
times in the first inning. but al
lowed only four hits after that
Clyde Mccullough and Len Mer-
Iullo opend the Cubs ninth with
singles. Mccullough scored later
on pinch-hitter Johnny Foxx' long
fly and Stan Hack sent the win
ming run across with another
safatS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
You Chooses Your Choice

You make any kind Of a you want for the
supposedly dead ball the major leagues For instance
Heath Williams, j. DMaggo McCokY and Rzzuto compared
ago showed declines in hitting On the other
hand Gordon Spence Doerr Cliff and Judnich gained and
Johnson and Heinrich have been hitting about the So
don't let he MINDED down The St
Louis Browns have played than 100000 fans at home
which will make the best decades for that
hapess Jacobs that he has been
bring pressure officers force Joe Louis Billy
Conn heavyweight title fight this From what we
know Of Uncle Michael he smart for that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

lHE MEN and the planes of the Army Air
Forces carry mighty responsibility. Victory
or defeat can depend on the strength of our
air squadrons and the skill OF the crercs ,oho
keep them in fighting trim.
Today the Army Air Forces need men, lS
to as, pho can handle tools = men tUith e.
perience as automobile, farm, truck, tractor
or maintenance mechanics, radio operators or
repairmen, sheet metal workers, welders,
service repairmen, appliance servicemen,
armorers or gunsmiths, bench assemblers,
electricians, instrument makers or repair
men, jewellers, locksmiths, watch or clock
makers and repairmen, or in related skills.
If you have experience or training in any of
these fields, you can no,o enlist directly in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
MOE BERG CAN'T DRIVE CAR

George Haas suspects the Chicago Bears have with
another great fubaek in John Petty the 6oot nch 23O
FOUNDER Purdue Petty fast. and punt 1t
Frank Maue former star haback at Fordham, is arma
Boiling Field Washington d. c. Harry Bobo
Pittsburgh heavyweight has been partially blind for than
a year In that time several important fights Moe
Berg speak languages buhe can't drive automobile
Heine Manush former Tiger who manages Greensboro
the Piedmont League, Red Sox farm number Al
shirt That's his age.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Shorfstop Cradle

The American Association in re-
cent years has sent up 10 the
major leagues such shortstops as
Pee Wee Reese. Eddie Miller, Bill
Hitchcock. Johnny Pesky, Bob
Sturgeon and Phil Rizzuto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Tunneys outburst ath
going Williams of the New York WordTelegram
THE percentage Of big athletes used for service
Harbor mcrOscOpicay small That's
Tunney alarm need not be taken seriously
Another is that all the athletes In uniform
the That might include the
(Tunney) he looked mighty fit the last time
him."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
SmukIer Home From Iceland

Bing Miller Tiger and coaching for the White
Sox will celebrate his foryeghth birthday this Sunday he
born Vinton. la. Miller in the first World War
reports Chicago that ne dyed his hair get into the
the conflict denied But sure would
like to poke my fingers Jap eyes Miller is quoted
Raw Mack of the % Monday. Ray Ceve-
sandot product Bekwth young Negro heavy
weight Ind. the Beckwh lost only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

three his professional fought % times
Freddie Hutchinson Tiger, pitched four for
Naval Training Station against Camp Lee Vas and
game the last inning by Hutchinson
got the the tits Sgt. Dave Smukler,
former Temple powerhouse back owned by the
played for Them home from Iceland and is
stationed Princeton instructor at an officers training
school,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

This IS your opportmlity- to -serve your
country Uhere you're needed most. Sooner
or later you'll say, ITS up to me-" Why
not NOW?
The nearest Army Recruiting and Induc-
ton Station will gladly give you full details,
without obligation. Visit or write one of the
addresses below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
An Answer TO Gene Tunney

Tommy Heinrich the Yankees who just joined up with the
United States Guard has three brothers in the armed
forces Charley Rufhng basebas best hitting pitcher says
Bob than both Walter Johnson and Bob
Teller Munce of the Browns has bone spners in his
elbow and undergo operation at the seasons end In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
With
Lewis Fl. Walter
the Hook

That paunchy rdaced crowd maddened Detroters
leaving the NJ. C. New York the day
carrying collection of hang knots will be the dolatos OF Tyrs
Raymond Cobb bound for New York ynchng THEY'LL
after Dick Mccain who addition to being baseball writer for
the New York Daily News son-n-aw of famed Hearstian Damon
Runyon
The connection with RunyOn not the for the lynch
Ing plans John Match PantS) ROesink and
swear Mccain has sndred Cobb than that has actually
committed COtb fighting ability
Tiger declares that CObbs fights have all been
greatly exaggerated Cobb the fighter who
would be hOOted the Garden"
Dick quotes Bucfy Harris eyewitness of Cob6s famous furi-
fight! with Billy Evans Washington like a
Detroit Tigers fight is that far from being the murderous
maser hour of punching and corresponding his
worshippers have made it,
The according Harris that Cobb Evans squared
off like characters old English print then Cobb
dved Evans knocked the the Sopng concrete
sumped dazed the ground Cobb eaped
him. scratching and punching and screaming like shwe
reconnsed Cobb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals 13l 81 SIS 1i7tis 2i0 1872 400
Including totals OF Fuchs, Hitchcock.
MeNair, Rowe and Tebbetts and the tie
games played with Cleveland July and
August IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
SPOR'
BY LEO MACDONALD

Chicago Bears Come Ex-Tiger Heinie Manush
\ Up With Another Wears No. 4 on His
y Great FuIback, Petty Shrt-Thats His Age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

scrotch-apd-bitc gi,y, bit no one
denies he had and still has the
morie Incidentally the Cobb
victory Saga might hare been
ruined II big -Gcbnge MoriartB
had ever been nlloWed TO close on
him as h. once attempted in
game beticcen the Highianders
and Detroit -. That's Just one
Of the Wigtt-tGTe-teeHs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

'Totsis 1871 ii3s 500 IT'S 4s3 81 .252
'Inciudes totals of Euchs. Rowe Hitch
rock. McNair, Rowe and Tebbetts and tie
games OF Jwy 4 and August IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

That story OF the Washington
Senators being spread through
uppers in II cars on recent road
trip are just a sample Of what non
essential pilgrims will be up
against The Detroit Lions
aren't even attempting to get
sleeping space for their road games
this fall +. Taking the day ride,
via coach, to Green Bay on their
only long trip.
Saturday was the last day,
probably for the duration. that the
Saratoga cab drivers could put the
81 gyp on their customers for the
No. l iron shot haul from the
Grand Union Hotel to the race
track If you're a gamblin' man
you might get well' following
Max Wexler's horses at Thistle
Down Cleveland is his home
and he amt foolin',
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Detroit Marine
In Heroic Stand
-0nGuadaIeanal

Out-numbered by dvanc n E
.Japs on the Lunga Ridge. IN de-
fense OF Guadalcanal Island. IN
the Solomons, Gunner SGT. Robert
+. Buckley, a marine from Detroit.
organized a stubborn stand OF a
small detachment through an as
sault that ended only after one OF
every three Americans became a
casualty.
The story. delayed since Septem-
her I6. was told by Col. MERIT
Red Mike" Edison Of Chester, VI.
commanding officer of the force
protecting Henderson Field. in
Guadalcanal
Sergeant Buckley was one OF
those who. Colonel Edison SAID,
"displaved superhuman courage
and daring" in turning back the
enemy with heavy losses.
The Detroit marine not only
aided in organizing the stand OF
the little group OF defenders but
during the battle ran about the hill
encouraging the fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
No Refund
$4,000 Deposit for Bride
Gone. Fiance Says
Time. star Correspondent,

LANSING, Oct. 12.-R O. a n d
Underhill, 81, a Go shop steward,
deposited $1,000 with his prospec-
tive father-in-law TO prove he was
able 10 support wife. in accord
with IAN old Greek CUSTOM he
told police
Today, UnderhiIl complains, he
has no bride, has no $1,000 and
was kicked out of his promised
brides home and told 10 stay out
Held on charges of obtaining
money under false pretenses are
MIR. and Mrs. George Sinas. whose
daughter. Kay, a government
worker in Washington, Underhill
had planned 10 marry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Detroit Pilot
In Lille Attack

One OF the American Tiers who
was in the massed bombing raid
on Lille. France. Friday. by
United States Flying Fortresses
and LiberatorS. was identified to-
day as 1t. James r. kreidler, for
nner Detroit Eastern High School
boy and Dodge Truck Company
worker.
Lieutenant kreidler was naNiga'
tor of the Boomerang III, which
shot down two attacking Naz
planes during the raid, one OF the
biggest on the European continent
in which Americans have had
part.
He is the husband of Mrs. Flor
ence Matthes Kreidler Of 4667
Berkshire avenue. and grandson oil
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Kreidler
with whom he lived before his en-
listment in April. 1941. Lieutenant
Kreidler's wife is employed in the
WAAC recruiting office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Detroit Ensign
Bdgs2Jap Filters

Ensign John M. WeslowsN ol
Detroit bagged two of 33 japanese
planes blasted out OF the sky in
a furious 24-hour aerial battle over
Guadalcanal Island, a delayed
United Press dispatch, dated Sep
TENDER %, reported today.
Twenty-four of the enem
planes-23 of % bombers and one
of 18 escorting Zero fighters
were downed, the dispatch said
Weslowski and his fellow fliers
were a part of the force, the UF
reported. that assisted in the
rescue OF a lost detachment oi
marines which had spelled out the
word help" with their shorts or
the north shore OF Guadalcanal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Michigan Filters
Get Army Medal

Two Michigan filters. First 1t.
Thomas Fowler OF Jackson, and
First 1t. George Manning oi
Muskegon. have been awarded the
srrny's Silver Star for gallantrS
beyond the call of duty in the
Pacific war theater, dispatches
from Australia revealed today.
Also decorated was Second 1t
John Kelting of Toledo.
Lieutenant Fowler was honoreC
for a fearless attack ON is JaT
bomberS over Darwin last June
in which he shot down an escort
ing fighter. Lieutenant MANNING
shot down a Jap Zero under
similar conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Two Sons Alive
In Nazi Prison,
Parents Learn

Today is one OF the happiest
days in the lives of George Flat,
a veteran of the Boer War and
World War /. and his wife.
For the Ottawa government has
officially confirmed the report that
the Flat sons, George, 25. and
Arthur. %, were taken prisoner
in the Dieppe raid as they served
with the Essex Scottish Regiment.
A letter from England also in
formed the Flats that propaganda
leaflets dropped by the Germans
contained pictures of the two
soldier sons.
BOYS NOT HURT
''The pictures mean the boys
aren't hurt or mOlested," Flat
said.
"The Germans dropped the
leaflets to hurt the morale of
troops by showing prisoners. But
II Is great news for US. 1 am sure
IL was for their buddies In the
Essex Scottish
Flat, who lives at 1865 West
Brainard street. heard September
"a through the regiments chaplain
that his sons had been taken pris-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Highland Parker
Gets I Medals

1t. Wilbur F. Roberts, senior
grade, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
r. Roberts. 172 Monterey avenue
Highland Park. has been deco
rated twice for his participation in
the Midway Island battle and the
Gilbert and Marshall Islands raids,
his parents were informed today
Lieutenant Roberts received the
Navy Cross for his services as q
dive bomber at Midway. He was
stationed on the Yorktown. lie
also got the Navy Air Medal for
the Gilbert raid.
He is now stationed at Pensa-
cola as an instructor in navigation
and tactics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Not Too Old. Now
Six Men Over 40 lnducted Into Army Here;
Two Are Veterans Of World War
BY JACK CRELLIN

TO enlist in the army intelligence
but was turned down." said
Paterson. I'm glad to be able
to serve my country and I'm
ready TO go anywhere they
send me-"
Carleton Shaver, 43, of Ypsi-
lanti, saw service overseas with
the marine corps in the last war
He Is married and his wife teaches
school. Shaver said that he hac
tried TO enlist in the marines al
least Ia times since December Z
but had been rejected.
CRANE OPERATOR
George w. Rich, AZ. of co. West
Kirby avenue. an electric crane
operator, said:
I'm sure 1 will like the army.
I want TO do my part as well as
the next guy"
Rich said that his wife was at
tempting 10 get a job in a defense
plant.
Charles w. Lamont. "A. farmer
from South Lyon. is the father OF
two children. He is separated from
his wife.
81 was only I'm the army six
weeks I'm the last war and then
the armistice was signed" he
said. "We've got job to do and
I'm going to see that 1t gets
DONE"
GLAD OF CHANCE
Glenn Wilson, 40, of Ypsilanti,
a farmer, left a 20-acre farm and
his aged parents TO enter the army.
He said:
81 have some mechanical
ability and I think that the air
corps ground school can use me.
I'm glad that 1 was given n
chance"
Wilson Is single,
Another bachelor Is Alvan NJ.
Curtis, Al. of so Lakewood ave-
nue., machiniSt.
I'VE are ut war now" said
Curtis, who enlisted. 81 got i'm
just as soon ms 1 could. This
country can't afford to be late
when Its welfare Is at stake"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

oner. But no official word was
Forthcoming until yesterday.
CAN LIVE AGAIN
The only news the Flats have
heard from their sons since the
Dieppe raid was a letter written
before the battle by George. II
began;
.sDear Dada hope you never
get this letter because II you do
/ will be dead"
That is why Flat said today:
"Now we can begin TO live
again."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Midget Thug Nebbed

AURORA, Ill. Oct. u QNS).-
Aurora police today held Thomas
Dodd. Is, 5 feet, 3 inches tall and
only 1U3 pounds I'm weight, as 9
eunman. He is accused Of holding
up Gloria White, theater cashier
and taking $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

A year ago they were releasing
men from the army who were %
years of age and over. They said
they were too old for service.
But Pearl Harbor changed all
that.
Today and every day among the
hundreds of men going through
the army induction center here are
men not only over rs but many
over 40.
Typical Of this older class were
six who were among the most re-
cent group of inductees.
TWO WERE VETERANS
Two OF them had seen service
in the last war. One was a lawyer,
two were machinists. two were
farmers and the sixth was a ware
houSeman.
All OF them expressed the
opinion that they were glad to go
two had even tried TO enlist but
had been turned down.
There was State Senator Leon
ard j. Paterson, 45, a bachelor
from Sandusky.
"When the war started tried
Evening star., 1942-05-03

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, PORT REPUBLIC,
Md, 4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick
COTTAGES for rent by week to professional
bay beach Atlantic O65I
Evening star., 1942-05-03
liz ACRES ON HARD ROAD CLOSE TO

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = GENTLE :
mans country home. 33 miles Washington
Modern conveniences, 4 spacious rooms. :,
baths. large ireplaces, oil burner heat,
garage servants que rters; $4,000.
LEONARD CNIDFP a Plain Nc
Evening star., 1942-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE wATER-FRoNT ESTATE
"LoNDoNDERRY"
AND THE
KENNY L. BUTLER PROPERTY,
IMPRoyED By 4 LARGE STONE. DWELL
A BRANCH OF The TIRED AVON RIVER
IN EASTON DISTRICT OF TALBOT COUN.
TY' MARYLAND, HAVING A PROTECTED
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority contained in the last will and
testament Of Kenny L. Butler. late of Tai
Dot County. deceased. and by virtue of the
suthority sliil contained in an order OF the Cir
the undersigned trustee will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder on said premises,
on
TUESDAY MAY IL, 1912, AT
10 O'CLOCK AM.
All and singular that farm or tract OF
land situate, lying and being in Easton
District Of Talbot County. Maryland. called
oN2 f6s deED 4NP Al fen
tllO) ACRES OF LAND, more or less.
IMPROVEMENTS.
branch of the Tired Avon River and also a
large large trontase on the public road leadins
proTed Efss0n by e EstsT gSns Mr snd is i'm,
SION, slate. roof, basement containing oil
burner and is equipped with hot-water
heating plant. and contains on the first
noor' 3 rooms. 2 entrance halls, pantry
ana Kitchen second floor, 6 bedrooms. 9
baths with ample closets: third floor, 4
rooms 1.-THE 3 large rooms on the first floor
the halls and stairways have hardwood
noors): front porch and rear porch
Other improvements: Spacious lawn,
we!l planted with shrubbery, shade trees,
old lockwood. fruit trees, etc. Deep artesian
wei. windmill and windmill house: garage,
large barn. One cottage containing 4
rooms, bath and attic. Frame tenant
house containing 6 rooms
TERMS OF SALE
One-third cash on day of sale, balance
upon ratlhcation of sale by the Circuit
Court for Talbot County. or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. Deferred
payments to bear interest from day OF
sale and to be secured to the satisfaction
OF the undersigned trustee.
. Possession will be given upon ratifca-
Iion OF the sale by the Circuit Court for
laloot county and compliance with the
terms OF sale: Taxes will be adjusted TO
January /. 1912.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY Baltimore.
Md). substituted Trustee under the last
VII ana testament OF Kenny L. Butler
Z. t. NEWELL & CO., INC.
Auctioneers,
Baltimore. Maryland
Evening star., 1942-05-03

mi. Warrenton. r. barn; $1,000. I57 a ..
highway out from Warrenton, D r, barn,
board fenced: $4,000 o. a., s r., barn;
RiXeyville; electric through farm; S350O.
1l7 a, 3 r. orchards; $4,000. Easy
Rnt npt On
Evening star., 1942-05-03
VA. DAIRY FARM
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
APPROXIMATELY 35 MINIS,

FROM WASHINGTON.
Is Holsteln COWS, II heifers. about 10
Of which will be fresh in the near future;
all cows and heifers have been blood and
T.B. tested; one team Of good, young work
mares; farm equipment adequate for all
general farming, including tractor, 7-ft.
double disc harrow, drill, cultivator, spring
tooth harrow, wagon. moving machine,
bay rake and drag, 30 stanchionS concrete
floor COW barn with hay loft, silo which will
hold over lis tons of ensilage; electricity
in house, barn and creamery; good water
by both pump and spring. This farm con-
tains over 200 acres with approximately
$50 acres in high cultivation. Entire
farm equipment and livestock priced at
only
S13,750,
As 1t positively must be sold this week
We are now milking only Is cows as 3
Will be fresh in the near future, and our
milk check is running around 1925 per
month. For full information write Box
l6l-A. Star. Cooperation Of Virginia
brokers invited.
II ACRES GROOM HoUsE-NO M
provements; new barn, chicken house, i'm
plement shed, garage, bluegrass meadow.
stream. ] mile OF dirt road: $4,000, $500
cash needed. balance financed
40 acres, excellent location-2-st story,
7-rocm frame house, large bank barn, i'm
plement shed, double corn crib. . streams.
Land is IN high state Of cultivation;
CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick ave, Gathers
burg, Nd, Telephone GaithersbUrg 299
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

FOR RENT FOR SEASON-5-RCOM AND
inclosed porch. completely furn. home, on
water front; sandy beach: Neeld Estate
Plum Point, Md: gentiles only. Can be
seen Sunday, Or call EX. 3Il1, Ext. 632
MRS EVANS Monday
Evening star., 1942-05-03
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

FUTURE.
R. BENNETT DARNALL, Greenock. Mary
land, and JAMES CLARK, Ellicott City,
MARYLAND, Solicitors.
MORTGAGE SALE
"ROCWAY TOWERS"
FRIDAY, MAY Sth at 200 PM.
Gas cern War TiIne).
On Premises.
Restaurant, tavern or tourist camp
property on Baltimore and Washington
Boulevard. midway between Baltimore and
Washington. in Howard County, / mile
northeast OF Laurel; Is acres. large frame
and stucco restaurant and tavern building,
modern water. heating and lighting sys-
tens: beautiful shade trees For further
particulars and terms Of sale see The
Ellicott City Times
r. BENNETT DARNALL,
ap29,my3 Assignee Of Mortgage.
OLIVER 8. MULLIKIN, Attorney at Law,
EastOn. Md.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
DEFENSE HIGHWAY
COLONIAL BRICK
COMMITTING DISTANCE.

12O-aCre water front, country gentle-
mans estate. situated diasoneliy across
the Potomac from Mount Vernon, on Pit
Getaway Bay; good condition IL rooms, 3
baths, h.-wh.. public service electricity
residence. The hieh-elevation house site
commands a remarkable up-river outlook
and is screened from the highway by
natural forest park. Tenant house and
farm buildings. Being sold for less than
cost of buildings and utilities
THEODORE F MENK,
92G 18th st. NV. Executive 2T40.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK -sPACE-LIGHT AND COMFORT
able office. second floor front; with or
PRODUCTS CO. 1922 Connecticut ave.
DESK SPACE AVAILABLE IN DOWNTOWN
warehouse, conv. location: very reason
able 6l2 = St NV
FURNISHED DESK SPACE IN ATTRAC-
tive suite. prominent Cffi-e bids, telephone
sscretarial services available. Ma. 1890.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
MONEY WANTED.

NEED 5000 At 81 ON CLEAR FARM
379-A. Star oA
WILL SELL AT l0e6 DISCOUNT $1,000
ISt trust on valuable timber tract of $50
acres. Good investment. Box 37S-A. Star.
cured downtown property; will paw 202,
bonus~payments ST. so per mo P O.
box 4302' Takoma Park Station, Wash
lngton, D. c.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
SUMMER CAMPS.
SUMMER HOMES.

CAMP MATOAKA ST. LEONARD MD, !
well-directed private camp for girls: riding
saltwater bathing; July l to August 26
WI. 1920 for catalogue.