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$6,825.
1922 TUCKERMAN ST,
PYUEpnATE MI
,r,,,MI VEEDhLE, MD.

BETWEEN BALTIMORE BLVD.
AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Delightful roomy home. Five
rooms and bath on first floor.
Three rooms on second floor Large
living room with open fireplace.
Hardwood floors Improved ''Hol-
land heat" with buckweat blower
and thernostat. Large front porch,
Enclosed small side porch Large.
dry. bright basement. Continuous
hot. water foil with large storage
Tank. Lot SOW 80. beautiful lawns
with OUTSIDE FIREPLACE. Nicely
eararp, TWO-ROOM ApAPTMFNT
RENTED TO coon TENANT FOR
S42 so PER MONTH. Open for in
soection at all times. Terms $500
CASH, balance less than rent.
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SO, 500.
4709 GUILFORD RID,

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
Center hall Colonial Nine rooms.
Two baths. SIX BEDROOMS. extra
lavstory in basement. Hot-water
heat, coal; hardwood floors. de-
tached garage, Large living room
13x33 with large open fireplace.
Dining room 1SxlS. Large kitchen
with real pantry Large front and
rear porcheS. House in perfect
condition, new roof. Less than one
tance to University OF Maryland. An
ideal home for large family or a
money-maker for roomers. Rooms
in this section are at a premium. A
real bargain at this price. Similar
houses selling in excess of a thou
sand dollars more. Convenient
terms to reasonable people. Imme.
date possession.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

ATTRACTIVE OLD HOME. COMPLETELY
modernized, for rent reasonable: furnished
or unfurn.: acre lot located at Plains va,
Eoutes 5 and SO. Write CHARLES
burg u -F-11. 10
FLORIDA WEST COAST)-2O-ACRE CIT
rus grove, $50 trees, $50 young trees all
IN hearing: cottage and well on place: in
city limits: sacrifice for cash. DU. O356. .
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
Buy from owner and save; will sell
properties viz. at low price and easy terms
II desired; acreage and lots near D. c. in
Mohteomery, Prince Georges and Frederick
counties. Three counties in Florida
acreage and lots near Tampa, Ocala and
Lakeland Have improved homes in ell
SIX counties, will sell according to Govt.
regulations.
s. r HICKMAN
~ N w, 9th Ave. Miami Fla
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peter ]. hagan,
WA. 3765.
$6,750.
4705 FORDHAM RID,

COLLEGE PARK, MD.
This very attractive modern home
mas f1Ve rooms and bath on first
moor. Second floor is finished as
one large master bedroom. Large
living room with real open fireplace.
Nice level lot with hedge in front.
Nicely handicapped. Detached ga
rage. Half block to Streetcar. Walk
ing distance to University of Mary
land. Now rented. Possession as
soon as possible
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE ON ROUTE eII. ON
caett 8s F a5dt eetween Nokssve and
Is acres cleared. Mr.. RoB1SsoN 'e5i: 5
400 A., -s-RooM HOUSE, ELEc.. TENANT
road: 20 mi. to city: $1,000 per acre Il
so sold a. at once. Also have 90 a, on r. so. 81
house. $500 esss s o5ors sh saaG
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE or
s stnsH acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
lent yet auiet-I have $50 Of these V places
tor sale, including some fne Colonial estates
Inese properties are located in Fairfax and
1000; Most Of them are within Is miles 81
Washlngton and on hard roads see MASON
the end A M Palrtsx GSunty Va at
ara 5sI2: address Route 2. Alexandria. Va.
CLOSED Sundays) ~
CLIFTON FARM, DAVIDSoNVHLE. Md
places, marble: lovely setting u mile from
a above sea level; unimproved. but win not not
cottage fully improved. electric lights and
power, hardwood floors. bath, hot water,
etc: Deep drilled well piped to cottage,
barn for six animals and with one stall:
ne,ws stable with paddocks: water every
ton. Excellent farm for tobacco. 'e eorn.
wheat and hay; Apply o. g. SIMMONS.
owner. on premises.
Fine Money-Making Possibilities.
Just on asphalt hway. Ia miles to vii
lage where about 400 men are EMPLOYED in
one shop alone. handy to big Army carnp:
ready market for all produce; good dwell:
ing rms. spring provides water, barn,
other Bldg: 15 acres, about half for peas,
corn, cabbage, peanuts, hens. etc; pasture
and woodlot. some fruit; owner unable Ia
tend the farm; $1,000; only 5000 down.
LIST other bargains mailed free n s.
Draucker, STROUT REALTY, Blackstone,
COTTAGE FARM, ON CENTRAL AVE,
Davidsonvile. Md IS miles D. c. line; I40
acres, 40 cleared and in high state OF
cultivation: fine tobacco land; modern O.
room house and new farm buildings: trac-
tor. combine and complete farm equipment
practically new. Apply owner, Sundays.
5 A. WOODED BLDG LOT. ROUTE II.
$3.50; ~ a., z r., outbldgs., S1,750: 100 q
or. bIng., cleo. Ava Riv.; farm dairy. l
stan, 50. 500. 200 a., 8 r. half mi. Ri. II,
$4,000; $500 cash and s35 mo-; 200 a., 8
r, slate-roof barn, lev: grazing farm, lg.
barn. $4,000. Ri. II. MR.. PERROW. Rem.
ington. Va.
FERTILE 200 ACRES, MONTGOMERY
County. on hard road by small town, 20
mi. to D. c.: IT.. 6-rm.. frame house. sub.
stantial outbuildings: in good condition:
priced for quick SALE = T. WRIGHT. T240
wisconsin ave. WI. AIS or WI. 5344
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HOUSES. ASHVILlE, N. c.

FOR RENT, AsHEVILLE. N. C-HoUSE,
furnished. rooms baths MRS G.
AXE CHILDERS, HOG So. Tryon St.
Charlotte, N. c.
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FOR COLORED.
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR.

1900 block of 18th St NV, semi-de-
tached brick. 10 rooms, , baths, . kitch-
ems, complete apt on the Bird floor,
hardwood floors, automatic h.-w.h, in
sulated, weatherstripped. full basement,
house in Al condition.
Sunday. 10 to 3 pm. call Mr.. Harps,
MI O456
Excellent NV location. On Kenyon
st, near Soldiers Home Park Colonial
brick, hardwood floors INV h; back yard
with Gear garage: large rooms, am l.
Price. $500; large cash payment pre-
ferred Make offer Sunday call Mr.
Shamwell GE 495a weekdays call
JOHN R. PINkETT, INC,
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HEART OF FAILS CuIrPCu
ARLINGTON-S7.35O.
OPEN SUNDAY. II TO 7.
1908 NORTH MADISON ST.

This Army officers home Of rooms and
path Is located in good neighborhood. Just
one 50. from 15-mnute bus service on Lee
hwy, also store and grade school nearby.
II has spacious living room with wood
burning fireplace. much-larget than
average dining room with plenty of win
dows. an up-to-date kitchen, complete with
pantry and unusually large amount of
CABINET space and . lovely porches on first
floor, and bedrooms, all Of generous size,
with huge closets and bath on md floor
Full basement, thermostatically-co
blower coal, hot-water heat. garage, fenced
IN rear garden with stone fireplace also
yeeetable garden in rear OF large level lot
6Ox1 50 or 1000 so. #. Not new, but in
splendid condition, and may be inspected
Sunday. ] l to Z, weekdays / to g. If in
tereSted We suggest an early inspection a
this is an excellent value and can be had
with a reasonable cash payment Drive
out altdt this week enc. To reach: over Key
beyond first traffic light to Madison St.
left ! SO. to property. or under Memorial
Bridge. out Lee blvd. to end traffic light,
right on Glebe road to End trafic light.
left on Lee highway to Madison St, left
So. to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Ing vel
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c., DECEMBER g. 1912
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. |

THIS SIDE OF FAIRFAX. VA, ON MAIN
road and not far from country club-Bun-
galow-type house. of 2 rooms and bath
with shower in basement, den and fire.
place on list: hot-water heat electric
light and range. laundry; garage about
II acres Of land, with fruit. spring and
nice patch OF woodland. Price. $4,000.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
1T1q K ST NV MA 11ce
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

s-RM HOUSE MODERN CoNVENIENCES:
Burke, Va. Is mi from Washington.
Phone OWNER. CHI. 1928.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: CHEVY CHASE.
D. c.; 6 rooms, . baths 10 rooms, . baths
IL rooms 3 baths; terms, $500 or more
ash. S11o to S135 monthly; buyers pre-
ferred. FULTON R. GORDON, owner. 1927
Eve st NV. District $3.50 until pm
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
(Continued

CASH FOR BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. VIC.
Walter Reed Hospital: consider Takoma or
Silver Spring. S7.000-s9 900. GE. 64s4.
WE HAVE AN ALL-cAsH PURCHASER
Tor detached house. in the Northwest
section. Call me quickly II you want to
make an immediate sale Mr. Whiteford,
McKEEVER 81 WHITEFORD.
1914 K St NV. DI. 9706.
DO YOU want the best price for
your property? We have cash to
offer for all types of D. c. prop
erty for prompt action. Call Alex
K. Anderson & Co., Elk. 6256.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE,
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos Can. REALTORS MA $3.50.
CASH FOR D. c. HOUSES FOR COLORED:
Dick or frame: no commission, MR.. E. L.
VIII S. DE. 1852 Evenings, HO. 2S27
CoLORED, HAVE CLIENT FOR 5-RM.
bungalow. good condition, reasonably
priced. Deanwood vicinity. MR. JENTOAS
RA 1gfj7 or MI 2OS0
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INVESTMENT

sl0,50o---7 brick houses. in good con-
6ition. rented To o}d-establishcd tenarts
and showing substantial returns. Located
IN convenient section of the city 4 have
electricity. Substantial cash payment re-
FLOYD f. DAVIS CO.
1929 K St NV. Ma O35e
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COLONIAL BRICK
WITH SPACIOUS ponAnc

OHered Tor sale due to owners call TO
service. this well-arranged and suhstantialIv
constructed home. situated on a large
c cfrinead lot n0oxl5ol is located in re-
venient bus service to downtown wash
iington. Rooms include center hall. large
lying room 05x25) with fireplace and
oen I2xl4l with adjoining "a bath. dining
room tl5xl5) with Colonial corner cup
Ppoaras. equipped kitchen 05x15l and
bedrooms and 2 baths leach with siassed-
IN shower. Full. bright basement with
recreatlon room, laundry room and maid s
room and bath. Features include storae
attlc, slate roof. Gear detached garage and
ou1ooor fireplace. Price, SI7 800
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
ESQ Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
- ~, DN.1N. ENPS Gil. SQ-Q
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

Nv 49, NV VIZ JAIL.
NJ Mo M HOUSE, APIS: 8
coal fired; near ] 9Th and Mass. NV. In
come, $500 month. Sacrifice. Sl2,95o.
Price, Sl6,5oO; terms, Rentals. 81 ga.
Sfs% union 4 Trast b ann
DIRECT FROM OWNER NEW BR. Def.
Colonial 3-fam. apt. bldg large, lot, mr..
Shopp ragts center t. sep entr on bus an
WI positively pay, for Itself in years
Wh III could e. Ed and make
VICTOR seH a1r BSi d9o G e. f saa5
tached apis. all with bedrms.: "a blk.
from bus and stores at Carroll and Maple
1sEN Naens spnt SS i Eves sm GE o
NORTH OF DUPONT cIRCLE-4-UNTT
apartment building, best downtown rental
section. Newly decorated. Two completely
month P ss siS s' "e e. ". siMpsoN
co. 1924 Vermont ave nv. Me. 5000.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-NEAR 2Ist AND
Groom and bath brick houses and 2-story
ME. eos5. DAVID E. BARRY. -N -.
T TAI; PIX ND MD:-BuY DIRE DIREcTL y
units. viii be completed in about 10 days;
co nsf BEAUTIFUL neshborhood hot
water heat, separate thermostat for each
apt; auto stoker. refriserators. ranges,
Pho a"' sH en 4s4s after = PM n sanday sooo
GOOD NORTHEAST LOcATIoN-.6- ROOM
sehed e s1sR s5s Price ssS
res ssf font e Prs HH
1924 vermont Ave- sraf NV. 02ir. $500.
zr,ct s getgsb!g ,nd APARTMEsT
fh1s viii s2.ss 1ass a eHsesas investment
zoo BLK BLK. OF s,, 18Th stn ST. N'E.-4-FAM1LY
homes ass and fs tos snd Ts 81 b.th. ca fFss
o WosdTidse; mr.. R; !, .ve-Apt: bldg; Of
N4 aoa. WV +: THeRowdoSp, os,O
On Once T. open b AE sun sE from p p p PIl7
able S1s.75 per month; exchange for house
1907 il St NV A. BARRY. ME. eoa5.
RENT NJ sl osDo AZ, YsAR PRICE s1 b2ees
Rent. $3.50 VI. Price, S10.000-Nr.
9th and H SITS. ne: II rms, 3 baths. H.
Bent ana $3.50 i. Prize soeS a., m n
8 rms. and bath each: h.-w.h.
Rent, $500 year. Price, S3.250-Nr.
Navy Yard; brick, rms. and bath. h.-w.h.,
1907 II st. NV E. A. BARRY. ME 2Oa5.
RARE OPPORTUNITY
Rooming House, Downtown
II rooms; all newly furnished, rented at
rear; price. $4,000 includes furniture.
Call MR.. Blackstone at Oliver 67O7,
or during week ut National O334.
NEW s-rAMILY FLAT.
Income, 81. 1914
Sale Price. $27,950.
Tenants furnish own utilities. except
water. H @. Swiftly CO, MA. 1903.
Large Office Building Downtown.
Leased to Govt. for 5 years at $4,000
per year, well financed, will show good,
safe return on reasonable cash required.
MIDDLETON. investment BLDG
APT. INVESTMENT.
8 units. detached. 2-story brick. located
substantial long-term Investment Present
low rentals insure the future. KELLEY &
H12 sSlz' Dl. 774o. Sun. and eyes,
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID.
Z APIS, GUEST ROOM.
Monthly rental. including apt. occupied
by. owner. Il S46b. Price. including re-
b. 774o sn 81: x6 .o4S nisurs
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LESS THAN iOrs CASH
Nearly new broom white frame bunea-
low. Q partly finished attic rooms; large
lot; blocks from bus; Falls Church; owner
transferred; 1880: reduction for more
cash. COLONIAL Oh. O723.
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S8,975.
TWO-FAM1LY APARTMENT,
5 ROOMS AND BATH EACH.
ONE ACRE SHADY GROUNDS.
4814 DELAWARE ST,

ONE BLOCK EAST BALTIC, BLVD.
Since the transfer of large
section OF the Agriculture Depart
menu 10 TINS area houses and apart
ments are at premium. The owner
mas a three-room apartment down
STAIRS: Rents two rooms downstairs
Tor $40 per month and gets SIS per
month FOR. the second floor apart
ment, making total income of S1I5
per month and have their own
apartment. This place Is in linton
CONDITION; Like new throughout.
Hardwood floors. Oil hot-water heat
.can be converted, Separate en-
trance to each apartment, All large,
bright rooms. Two electric refrie-
orators, two electric stoves. All
weather. stripped and fully insulat tod.
Owner has been drafted otherwise
money could not buy this beautiful
place. A rare bargain.
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FOR COLORED.
So. loo.
FOR COLORED.
NORTHEAST.
FOR COLORED.
S7450=NORTHEAST.

ONLY ONE of these practically new semi
detached homes available; large rooms.
including recreation room, Ia baths,
hardwood floors, full basement. laundry.
Aforementioned oil heat, cement front
porch and many other extras. Call, phone
or write for details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
o25 New York Ave. NV. MA. 97a7.
k001 E Canitnl ST Realtnr LII 25A0.
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COIORFD

760 HARVARD ST. NV.
A lovely rms, bath, hot-air heat tnew
furnace, basement; 500 cash. bal. $50
mo. OWNER. MA TO65.
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BEDROOMS. az BATHS

rms exquisite new home is the last for
the duration in this highly restricted COM
munity. Built of brick and pre-war ma
terials; 1t has every modern appointment,
tioning. recreation rm., Gear garage, etc.
Beautiful 1.acre lot; price. Sl195O; terms
TO suit. Call CHI. 1908 or OK O99g
KEER e. KEER
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SUBURBAN PROPERLY WANTED

TO BUY OR 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
hot-water furnace; large lot or / to 3
acres; prefer Rockville. GaithersburR or
3306 Patterson st. NV. WO. a44a.
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES, BUNGA-
lows, farms acreage lots in Silver Spring,
Md. or nearby. H. F. BIEBE2. SH. 6565.
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CUIORED.
11th and T SITS. nW.-9 r, > b., oil
burner LIST comm. zone; S1O,50O; $1,000
cash
424 New York ave-1I r, = b., cleo,
$3.50; 81 900 cash.
424 LIST st n.w.-9 r, b., 3 garages;
corner Of alley: LIST comm. zone: $500.
l3l s st. n.w.-6 r., recep. hall, b.,
h.-w,h., elec.; $3.50: 1900 cash.
GUY TIMER,
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
Rooming House, Downtown
IL rooms. all newly furnished. rented at
s3.4S4 yearly: oil heat; large parking lot in
rear; price. $4,000. includes furniture.
Call MR.. Blackstone at Oliver 67O7,
or during week At National O334
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Phone Vienna 21s or 154.
MOVE IN TODAY!

WIOVC IN 1OOA
90 MINUTES DOWNTOWN
New 2-bedroom bungalow, full basement,
coal furnace. refrigerator. Gibson oft.
iceoox. Room for extra bedroom up
stairs. LARGE lot. city water. sewer, gas,
cleo; $1,000 with 1Ocs down: monthly
payments nearly y regular rent. Come
to model home. See Mr.. Dietrich, West
Lanham Hills. PHILLIPS H. CLARKE,
Warf1eld 9S49 90
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NEAR BANDYwINE. MD.-FOUR ROOMS
and bath large attic. VI acre land; S4.400;
S3Sn down. rr-r.r ., ,
ap OrRr
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peter j. hagan,
WA. 3765.

$1,000.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
CORNER BRICK,
4201 34th ST. NE,
MT, RAINIER. MD.
investments like this are hard to
ma. Two three-room apartments.
Gas refrigerator. Owner lives down.
stars. Upper apartment rents for
$3.50 per month. Nice corner lot
BUS passes door. Convenient to all
stores, churches and schools.
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ARLINGTON-3 BEDROOMS.
Owner transferred and must sell i'm
mediately his 4-yr: -old stone and frame
home. 1t is available Immediately. either
furnished or unfinished, and its features
include a stone fireplace, garage, storm
windows, complete insulation. oil h.-wh:
min. from city and mr.. shops. theater and
school. Only $500, terms To inspect
call Mr. Russell, oxford OSLO or CHI 1000,
Ext. 13g
FLICKER pROPERTIEs
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2 ACRES so 500
BEST RITY TN pIVED1.71

Near Colesville-Nice Groom brick
mouse. large bedrooms, buiit-in garage.
miles out. JOHN BURDOFT coIesvtlie
Md phone Ashton 3S46 'e'' 'i'e'
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Evening star., 1942-08-07

H. van Oyen, the Queen crossed the
lawn to shake hands with Mr.. Davis
and Mrs. Sloan Colt, assistant to
Mrs. Dwight Davis. chairman OF
volunteer services. James T. Mich
olson, vice chairman OF the Red
Cross, also greeted the Queen.
Presented to Queen.
Representative of each OF the
Red Cross volunteer services, the
motor corps, the canteen corps and
the nurses aid service, each In their
colorful uniforms, filed past the
Queen to be presented to her. ON
cials Of the local Red Cross chapter
also were presented to the Queen.
Pale with excitement. two chill
dren OF the Junior Red Cross car
ried bouquet to the motherly Will
helmina and received 4 twinkling
smile in thanks. They were Betty
Hollis. IL. AT Seventeenth street
Sc, and Edward Raley, II, 1910
Potomac avenue Sc. both pupils
and members OF the Junior Red
Cross at the Buchanan School.
A canteen luncheon held in the
garden every day for Red Cross
workers and . few naval officers
was temporarily suspended during
the Queens visit.
Last night the Queen received
high ranking members OF the diplo-
matte corps and Vice President and
Mrs. Wallace at state dinner at
the Embassy, followed by large
reception for the rest of the diplo.
matte corps and Government Off.
ciAls.
Evening star., 1942-08-07

low altitude an airport at De Kooy,
in the Netherlands. A gunner in 1t.
Dorton's plane, Sergt. Robert l.,
Golay, told during a press confer
ence here yesterday how the ship
demolished airdrome installations
with bombs and gunfire and few
back safely despite a missing pro-
peller and fire in an engine nacelle
Golay to Get New Honor.
Sergt. Golay, like 1t. Dorton, re-
ceived the Distinguished Flying
Cross for the exploit. The War
Department announced today that
the 22-year- -old sergeant from Ere
donia, Kans., will be one of the first
two men to wear the new Air Crew
Member wings insignia recently
authorized by the Army Air Forces
The other noncommissioned off,
Ger to be honored will be Eldred v
Scott, 81, Of Phoenix. Ariz., who dis
tinguished himself on the opposite
side of the world. He was engineer
gunner in one of the BIS bombers
which raided Japan in April.
Their silver wing badges will be
pinned on by Maj Gen. Barton K
Yount, commander of the Flying
Training Command, on Sunday al
Harlingen, Tex.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
All Resources Of Bolivia
Put al Allies Disposal
q, the Associated Press.

b tie Associated Press.
LA PAZ. Bolivia, Aug. 7.-Presi-
dent Enrique Penaranda, describing
Bolivia as an indispensable provider
of strategic materials for the democ-
racies," told the opening session Of
Congress yesterday that the govern
ment would continue to place all
our natural resources at the service
OF the United Nations"
In return for tin, tungsten, anti
mony and rubber, the President said,
Bolivia asks Sufficient collaboration
for the greater development Of her
resources as well rs re-establish-
ment of better conditions Of eco
nomic dealing between other nations
and ourselves"
Mr.. Penaranda said Bolivia had
strengthened her pan American ties
by a recent agreement with the
United States which calls for North
American financial and technical aid
in developing her resources and I'M
proving sanitary conditions, and by
negotiating new accords with Ar
gentina, Brazil, Peru and Paraguay
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Justice Roberts Home
Is Entered by Thieves

The home OF Supreme Court JUS
tice Owen J. Roberts was entered
some time before the morning Of
August 1 by thieves who stole only
clothing, it was learned today.
Justice Roberts, who headed the
presidential commission which in
quired into the Pearl Harbor disas-
farm near Kimberton, Pa.
Marshall Thomas E. Waggaman
of the Supreme Court said that the
thieves apparently entered by break
ing two panes of glass in a rear
door. The interior of the house
was not disturbed, he said, and JUS
tice Roberts does not plan to come
to Washington as q result Of the In
cident.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
Wife Informed Of Flyers
Feat in Downing Six Zeros

Yesterday an Associated Press dis
patch told her not only that her
husband was safe. but that his
bomber had shot down six Japanese
Zero fighters over New Guinea.
II wish knew what kind Of ship
he was flying" she said. I'D like
1t II he were in Bit. They're
big but they stick together.
when I don't hear from him for
a while, worry about what kind OF
ships he's flying and where he is
and what kind OF gunners are with
him."
Mrs. Kale knows planes and knows
how to fly. She and her husband
studied together in civilian pilot
training course while attending the
University OF Washington and she
holds a private pilots license.
Evening star., 1942-08-07
L. Dorton Is Veteran
OF Continental Raids,
Parents Here Learn
Bomburdier indicates
He's Seen Much Action
Since HoIIund Sortie

1t. r M. Dorton, jr., OF 36l6 Fes-
sender street NV, who on July 4
participated in the first American
bomber raid on Nazi-held Europe,
indicates in letters to his father here
that he has seen repeated action
since this first attack.
The 22-year- old bombardier said
In a letter received this week that
after certain number" Of missions
he will be given = furlough and per-
mitted to. return home. He said he
expected the quota Of attacks to be
filled by Christmas.
Father In Government.
As . civilian, 1t. Dorton makes his
home with his parents. Mr.. Dorton,
former city manager Of Long Beach,
Calf, Is . principal budget exam
liner in the Budget Bureau. A sister,
Miss Phyllis Dorton, 20, is serving
with the Air Transport Command in
Florida, having given up studies At
George Washington University for
the duration.
1t. Dorton was commissioned In
the Air Corps last April and went
overseas In June. On the morning
Of July he participated In one Of
the most daring raids Of the war,
when II bombers, half Of them
American, half British, attacked at