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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

PHILADELPHIA, July 2 (UP).
-Chrysler Corporation paid its
president, X. T. Keller, Sl00,950
for his 1911 peacetime Job, the
securities and exchange commits
sion reported today.
Keller. whose company now is
one of Americas leaders in war
production, was the highest paid
executive listed on the latest SEC
release on expenditures by COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
KeIIer's $100,o50 Poy
ChrysIer Pre- id ent's Peaeetime Salary Listed
by SEC as Hie hest for Executives

panies throughout the nation.
Third on the list was B. +. Hut
Crimson. Chrysler vice president,
who was paid $4,000. Another of
the motor, company's vice presi-
dents, +. M. Zeder, received
SS5, 450.
Tho second highest paid execu-
tive was +. G. Crawford. prcsi-
dent of Thompson Products, Inc,
who received S91, 349.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Continued on Page Four
N. Y. State Piles Up Surplus

ALBANY, n. Y. July 2 QNS).
New York State yesterd y
closed It's fiscal year with cash
surplus Of S54.127419, the largest
since 1881. Gov. Herbert II. Leh-
man inherited a 500 900 600 def
cit when he became governor 10
wears ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Benton Picked
10 Face Browns
ST. LOUIS
DETROIT
BY LEO MACDoNELL
Photo BY Times stan Photographer

BY LEO MACDoNELL
AL Benton will pitch for the
Tigers against the Brow at
Briggs Stadium this afternoon.
He has won five and lost five
games.
Johnny Niggehng, knuckle ball
artist, is expected 10 pitch for St.
Louis.
The game will start at 3 o'clock
and will end the two-game series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
WiIIkie Won't Run
For Governor Of N. Y.

NEW YORK. July 2 ltINS).-Tn
a formal statement, Wendell Will
kie, 1910 Republican presidential
nominee. today emphatically de-
clned 10 become a candidate for
governor of New York in the
forthcoming campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
NOT UNFAvORABLE

Results of the battles were mot
unfavorable to u.s." the British
said. -
(The Rome radio. according to
the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany, broadcast a dispatch from
Ankara reporting that martial
law had been declared through
out Egypt, international News
Service said.)
Editors Note: A state of
emergency" which is a modified
form of martial law, has been in
operation in Egypt since Sep
TENDER. 1897
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
GIVES NAZI SALUTE

A Nazi salute by Krug as he left
the federal courtroom enlivened
yesterdays session. The gesture
came during an adjournment and
before his FBI guards could inter-
fere. Whether the incident had
bearing or not, the German flier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Rising
food prices, skyrocketing rents
and utterly disorganized' ration
ing threaten the American con-
Sumer-and Congress is TO blame
Price Administrators Leon Hen
derson charged today as he de-
nounced the Houses action in
slaShing OPA's budget.
While the Senate studied the
action OF the House in cutting
Henderson's funds from $751;
100000 to S75,0O0.00O. the cracks
began to appear in oPA's program
- President Roosevelt's armor
against higher living costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
PRICES TO SOAR

Little more than "a hours after
the lower House voted through
the curtailed OPA budget, Hender-
son announced that the American
would pay upwards OF
Is per cent more for canned
peaches. pears. apricots, apple
sauce. fruit juices, raisins, dried
dried peaches. dried april
cots, and dried pears.
Henderson described the pro-
spective price boost as Imitation.
ary' and said The burden of
higher prices would not be shared
equally.
ct will fall heaviest on large
families, especially In the low
and middle income groups" he
said.
Previously. the OPA had au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
IMPROVED. HE AYERS

With the SiX-ma1, slN-Woman
Jury absent. the lawyer contended
Stephan could not be convicted
because the government had failed
10 prove:
That Stephan was guilty by the
evidence: that he was an American
citizen; or acted with wrongful
intent.
Judge futile denied all three
grounds.
Stephan did not take the stand,
but heard himself accused by a
parade of federal witnesses. in
Guiding Krug., The case will reach
the jury late today.
On the schedule were closing
arguments by Chief Assistant Dis
trict Attorney John w. Babcock,
Anderson. District Attorney John
c. Lehr and the judges charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
.Naziis Halted
90 Mi. From
Alexandria
Allied Planes Attack
Through Sand Storms
in Ell AIamein Area

CAIRO, July 2 (UP). - British
imperial forces, fighting des.
|perately in a decisive battle fol-
the Nile against the full might Of
THE German and italian African
|armies, are holding on the E.
Alamein line, 60 miles west OF
Alexandria, a Middle Eastern COM
munique said today.
"a German army communique
said the Germans and Italians
had broken through the British
FL Alamein position.
(The Italian communique said
the FL Alamein position had
been "taken.~
CLAIM BRITISH FLEEING
(The Axis forces are "pur-
suing defeated British, who are
retreating to the Nile Delta"
the Italians Sald.)
Driving through binding sand
storms in low-level attacks, bomb
ing and fighter planes. which in
clude many of American make,
carried out concentrated attacks
in the FL Alamein area" the Brit
ish communique said.
Strong German tank formations
made a temporary break in the
British line, only to be hurled back
and engaged by British mobile
tank columns.
In the southern part Of the line
near the Qattara salt boys, British
units were fighting as far as II
miles west of the main British
line, the communique said.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Stephan Case
Nears Jury;
; Pleas Fail
Pins Hope on Claim
He Meant No Harm
by Aiding Krue

On the slender thread Of in
tent" Max Stephan today will
hang his hopes of escaping con.
viction for treason against his
adopted country.
"Nhat he did he did In ignor-
ance," said his counsel, Vern c.
ANDERSON. as he prepared 10
make final jury appeal.
"He helped Krug tOberleut-
nant Hans Peter Krug. fugitive
Nazi fiier) as the generous ges-
ture OF a citizen. He did not feel
he was aiding an enemy
Amberson's plea will be dellv'
cred after a futile attempt TO OBJ
tain a directed verdict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Mrs. SGaley Leads
Cards 80 TO Top Field in First Days Play
Of U. M. @. A. Medal Play
DIV MARGARET RUSSELL

Mrs. W a. S'alcy playing from
North Hills course. is leading the
Women Metropolitan Golf ASSo-
citation 5i-holc medal play tourna.
ment N the end Of The first round
today over the rugged links of
Warren Valley.
Mrs Staley scored 42I7-s9
for The first IS holes 10 lead by
the slim margin of one stroke over
Mrs r r. DcBolt. who had AZ
10 90 and who lost a chance of
leading when she went out OF
bounds on the seventeenth hole.
Mrs. Staley now has a one
stroke margin over the field OF
"a players going into the second
round Of this tournament.
Defending champion Mrs. VIII
liam Bcrggren scored a 1850 90
10 be- we'll back In The running
When she incurred an unplayable
ne ON the seventeenth hole TO run
her total 10 @.
Much has been said and written
about the two youngsters Of the
association who were supposed TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Legion Teams
In Title Battle

With a place In tho state Amer
lean Legion baseball finals at stake
Learned Post and RooSe Vanker
Post meet A. $50 p. m. today al
Northwestern Field in the district
finals.
Learned went unboaten In the
district series until toppled by
Nanker, 1915. last Sunday The
former paced tho Detroit Legion
mines during the regular season.
F'r James r. Martin. Learned
coach will call on his pitching ace,
Walt Kelly, in the decisive battle.
Nern La Faivc. manager Of RooSe
Nanker is expected 10 pitch Dick
DieterS. but he may switch 10 Bill
Martin who turned in the victory
over Learned two days ago.
The state finals Will open Friday
az Northwestern Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Tunney Sues
.DistiIIers for Pay

NEW YORK. July % (INS)-
Gene Tunney. former heavyweight
champion and now a commander
in the navy today sought to re-
cover $4,000 allegedly due in SAL
airy from the American Distilling
Company.
Tunney alleged that the COM
pany failed TO fulfill an agreement
TO restore A salary cut after he
accepted $4,000 a year instead of
$50 600. The agree emit he
charged. provided for the restora-
ton when improved business war
ranted il.
The suit came 10 light yester-
day with the filing of papers seek
ing TO move il from the supreme
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Chicago Bears Player
Is Mental Patient

CHICAGO. July IS CUP).--John
L. Ace" Federoyltch. 270-pound
Chicago Bears lineSman, Is in Chr
Cago State Hospital suffering
from an undiaGnoSed mental all
ment II was learned today
Physicians described his cOndi-
tion as physically excellent but
mentally unClear in thoughts
No formal diagnosis and claSSIfi-
cation have been made, they said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
BY LEO MACDONELL

While the spectacle of the Tigers Keeling in last place in
fielding not pretty the sight Of them staggering
around the bottom spot hitting be sorer apparton
odmers used 10 the power which Detroit has boased
the carly days of the HeFieaH-Eeae4e.-
The Tigers, with club batting average OF .243
abouts and not including regular hitting 300 clip
sad show indeed those remember ponderous
hitting eats of y Cobb Sam Crawford Harry Hemann
Mansh Dale Alexander Hank Greenbere, Charley ehrnger
and other Tigers whose bats have been famous.
Which brings up the old question What's the matter
the Tigers?
knew what the matter I'd cure it," said Barney
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Rufus Jones Proves
Best Mud Wrestler

Rufus Jones proved the best
mud singer in the four-man mud
wrestling tussle in the Arena
Gardens Bowl last night and
emerged the winner after 13 min
uteS and six seconds of laughs for
the crowd. His last opponent was
Martini Angelo whom he finally
pinned.
The others participating were
Joe Ferroni, who was firstsdowned
IN $50. and Ivan Kamikoff, who
cot ms beard full Of mud and was
beaten in ll:12. Walter Roxy and
Jack Bloomfield drew with one
iall apiece and Lefty PAGER beat
Billy Venable in other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Gets Army
Call Next Month

MASSILON. O. July % ms
His plea for deferment has
been rejected and Tommy Heinrich
VIII he called into service next
month. members OF his draft
board SAID today
Tho New York Yankee out
fielder was married last summer
He drew a ga rating AZ first but
This was later changed 10 IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

McCosky who along with the The Tigers been the
victim of discouraging slump at bat Incidentally Il is Nc
Coskys first real slump which Of hits player hardest
McCoskys might do any of the Tigers suffer-
ing the plague which has enshroudd Del Bakers nape boys
they trying
Sure, they trying Heaven knows they trying They
may not be great hters but they dumb
enough to slice off their With $1,000 bonus blowing
out of the window he doesn't bat in 100 runs YOU
Rudy York would be trying?
Surely you don't believe wor6mon Ike Pnky
Higgins Birdie Tebbetts and McCosy would lying
he job? Certainly not They built that way Sure
of them had their salaries sashed Maybe them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Nelson
2d Money
Winner

CHICAGO. July - JINSD.-By
annexing the $500 first prize in
the Tam 0'Shanter open piayoff
yesterday. Byron Nelson of To-
ledo became tho second highest
money winner in golf for The last
year and a hall. Ben Hogan. the
leader picked up only $40 as the
result of a tie with SIN others for
seventh place
Colts leading money winners
l.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Bettino 60 on Tonioht

PHILADELPHIA. July % OUP)
-Nelio Bettina. Beacon. ~. Y.
and Gus Gmrazio. Philadelphia.
meet tonight in a return iO-round
bout az Shibe Park. The fight
was scheduled for last night. hut
was postponed because Of weather.
BettIna. who enters the army
Thursday, was three-to-one IA
Vorlte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

deserve the Some of them have had something IN
Florida this spring they asked why they should be cut
because ball club ovepad players like Hank Greenbrg and
Buck Newsom-if they overpad.
Yes. of them asked that question privately And It
pertinent question. sun IS We believe. But then man
who made bowling of making automobile bodies
for baseball might tell the salaries of the
Tigers Of business Maybe il isn't Even IT, like
thousands Of the figure ourselves eoco
the Which might be all right If the fans didn't
they managersthe the Tigers wouldn't
have many turnstiles and such hce ball park.
But appear to be strayng We trying to arrive at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

be the outstanding threats 10 re-
Ieve Mrs Berggren of her crown
But Shirley Spork and Dorothy
,.urton, who are the aforesaid
youngsters. scored 100 and lO1
respectively, and seem we'll out of
the running.
Outstanding shot Of the day was
scored by Mrs. DeBolt when She
holed out a full No. iron FOR an
eagle 2 on the second hole but
even with this spectacular shot
she was not able 10 even Mrs
Sialey on shots for the initial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
TODNls CAV
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'niIIiN t'llillh ifd'ltl.
NFSTERnAN'S RESULTS
ChcaE0 ~ New York postponed
Louis 40 BROOKLYN postponed
Cincinnati ~ pb1ade nra postponed
1ODAN'> GAMES
Chicago 7' New York lmEnt1,
r.HshurEn - Boston
So Louis at BROOKLYN
C.nCnnaN A. phUadeInrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Gets Of TdkinQ
Tam @ Shdnter
From Hedfner

CHICAGO. July % fUP)-
Byron Nelson. who won MS second
straig { Tam O'Shanter open
championship by defeating Clayton
.Heafncr Of Linvillc. y. C.. in an
1S-holc play-on, said today he may
abandon competitive golf for the
duration Of the war.
Nelson. winner of most Of the
nations major links events, said
hrs current pfauy rafi for nm 10
spend tho remainder Of the sum-
mer al his Toledo, O., home club
and that possible enlistment in
the army might preclude has MAX
ing tho winter circuit with golf 5
Touring caravan.
He won the $500 first prize
money az Tam OShanter yester-
day by firing FIVE under par 81
in tho play-off while Heafner was
taking Il strokes 10 pull down sec
ond money Of S1.750.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
no GOLF PLANS

I'm glad 7 won that play-Off,"
Nelson said, because the tour
nament may he the last one i'm
which I'll participate. I'm re-
turning 10 Toledo Immediately.
There are only two ajor
tournaments left on the summer
program, the IT. Paul and the
Rochester opens, and at present
I'm not planning TO play in
either.
nv the time the winter
schedule opens | may he in the
service. There's nothing definite
on that vet, hut I've discussed
n onSiderably lately. I've in
quired about the possibility Of
doing either personnel work or
athletic training for the army
Nelson is 80 years old and mar
Nod
Nelson, who squanderod a FIVE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Major League Leaders
LEADING HITTFRs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Mits. Giants 10 Labs Browns 10 -.
miih Dodgers rs OFT Gianis ff Yofk.
Yankees 1f
RUNS BATTED rs Williams Red So
et Ai1e Giants rs Doerf Red sos ~
MraNlcs llodgers 80 igabs Brown ~
Russ Williams Red Eor ~ n var.
SO Red SOY 70 Chn Rrrens 20 h.
NaEg,o Yankees a. or gfanfa ~ *
Wis srencs SCISSORS 1872 p~sky p~f
Sos i2l stephens Browns, IN nWse-
SO, Red sox, us. Williams. Red Ao1. ii8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE


NtaIi|'r l.tIlilI I'diltl.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
Boston s-'1-o Cleveland S-l2-o HIghson
eu1 C7Hfo -S'lusr HsvfrE 60 Ferrick
taI and 4essUft-
Sew Nrfk H- Chicago. rosfr1raf
Losing pitcher
TODtN'S GAMES
Sow NrFs az Chicago
Wash .nE'n0 70 So LOUIS
Boston a. Cleveland triahN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Tiger Pitching Records

'rotals 100 g. 81 SOS ig7 554 as
.lncludss totals ~ Fuchs Rowe. McNair
ana tie game OF july 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28

'Toials 100 1895 go SOS $50 So Isl
Includes totals 20 Fuchs Rove and SIC.
Nair and re game az July A.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
So A50

heT an acre Of ground coal heat, ore
block IF Of Russell I'd. This is an excellent
Evening star., 1942-08-16

CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOW
or nearby H F BIEBER. sH 6565
Evening star., 1942-08-16
G1;FFOPGt2F MASON GREEN CO.
81 Q5O-S42 PER MO,

Will buy 5-room bungalow located in Ia
konia Park, close to District. express trans
portatlon , porches. detached garase'
SUBURBAN REALTY co. sH, 4l6l.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
BUNGALOW.
S6 Q50

,SU U,JJ
Arnnzton. Va a--Comiortable 3-bedroom
frame bungalow completely redecorat ed,
!, Blk Lee hwy. close TO schools, stores
lOc nuS oil heat that can be converted
TO coal; detached Garaee lovely grounds.
treeS. lot sOxl20.
THOMAS G. MAGRUDER CO.,
CH 3I%i POSI- Wilson Blvd Gil 3t34
Evening star., 1942-08-16
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT
4-BEDRM

Mr. MD UNIV BLK. FROM , BUS
IlneS-G-family house, on acre 10 rms
Al condition = baths, , all-eleC. kltS.
oil NV h; $500 or viii rent fl. turn.
BerWyn 1851.
MOD S-RM, G-STORY, 4-BEDRM.
frame, practically new. OIL heat, etc, with
acres. rent. So, sale. $4,000, easy
terms: $ mi. out nr Clinton, Md JOHN
A BRICKLEY. D1 132l SR. 25a5.
BERWYN. MD, ON The BALI. BLVD --
H-rm.. 2-bath tourist home; NV h.. oil
burner; bullt-ln garage. etc; with one acre;
price S10.50U. S:|5n0 cash JOHN A,
BR1CKLEY, Barr Building, DI. 1921 or
SH. @5g5.
SMALL SUB. HOME FOR SALE OF RENT
by Army man, % min from | lth and Pa.
ave; close to Govt bld1 in Suitland oc-
cupancy in Sep HI. l27S-W
BERWYN. MD, ON THE BALT BLVD =
burner. built-iin saraee etc with one acre
Price. S!0.50o; S3,5o0 cash. JOHN A
BRICELEv. Barr Building. DI. 1871 or
Evening star., 1942-08-16
NEAR FT MYER.

New Navy and Pentagon Bldg; stone Cape
COD, 5 rms, detached equipped kltchen'
full ba sement. either coal or oil heat, trees
STONE detached bungalow. rms
equipped kitchen. unfnished foored second
story with windows. full basement, coal
or oil: trees: $3.50. terms.
over Memorial Bridge, rght on Lee
blvd about / mi to Ft. Myer d.. let ~
N Pierce st. and right to houses: ODeh
from | pm to s. o. shown in a III. oy appt
tIcI rronx 4. CO CE NNt0
Evening star., 1942-08-16
$500
30 ,SUU.
3713 OITINCY ST y E.

BaENTWooD., MI, ,,,acr AMI
pAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Beautiful home. practically new. Lsrse
i!vlrg room. real dining room modern
kitchen With breakfast nook, lncloSed
Scree" &c balA porch. two extra larse bed
rooms, fun e Dath, bu.!t-ln ssraee, hard
srates r.! coal r.celv lsnd>caped lot. ae-
lc'ous aop.e jrce large shade tree planted
victory Garden flowers. shrubs hedse
around enrIc .or Stone wall IN front
Nee front porch VII decorate to suit. One
block to 5000 TRANSFORMATION. immediate
possession convenient terms Open from
IL 10 To reach OUT Rhode Island ave
to @7'h place r.En block to Quincy. left
TO houS" 0. teke Mount Rainier car 10
END Of l.NC
Evening star., 1942-08-16
IN ARLINGTON.

: large modern stores on wilson blvd
nr Cou-' house and Colonial Village. one
corner good location for lunchroom,
drug store. Offices. etc heat included
Corner store. So other Gnsde>. S65 mo.
Apply 1895 n. Wayne st. Arlington, Va.
Glebe 3lOa,
Evening star., 1942-08-16
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING.
ARLINGTON-S8.G5O
1903 NORTH QUINTANA ST.

This attractive and substantial brick
home was built for the owner les than )
wears ago and the orjce quoted is more
than >I,non less than tho orle1nal cost,
making 1t an obviously goo4 value Lo-
Gated on little knoll with aree lot
s0%lIn, this home contains entrance hall,
4 we'll li-Droportioned living room. -. .fx2l 6,
with Wood-hurnIng fireplace SIZshle din
ing room With French door OPENING cnto
really Iaarge; screened LIVING porch,
equipped with range and refraerator an
t1rst floor, With BEDROOMS havins, cedar
average si5a and tfled bafh on second
floor There is fE'l basement with came
room epsne!eo III kHotty pine compete
furnace and laundry room and butlt-in
garage. May b. inspected daily ] to $,
Sunday 70 20 s Here's a real buv for
some one who can qualify o? $1,000 or
thereabonts cash naymont Only / square
from bus or Washington blvd. Drive out
this week end To reach Drive out Wash
in2toH blvd 70 Qulntana ST. nortn, left j
square 20 property.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
BEVERLY HILLS,
C10 7S0

Large, wooded lot. a lovely Colonial
house practically new large livins room.
dlnins room snd kitchen. fsestone:
bedrooms and sleeping porch on second
foor, W"sunehouse equipment. Venetian
blinds Shown by appointment only
Temple 500 Temple 305G
Evening star., 1942-08-16
Seldom a 6-R. House for $3.50!
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Ie -ge rooms 3 bedrms. Will take twin
beds screened porch. garage, only ! D min.
downtown substantial cash Will buy at
50 30 Glche .IoHh today.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CLASSIC COLONIAL HOME

Nestled on hill amid virgin forest on wa
ter. boating fishing, swimming, 3 mi.
D c in Va A lovely home, II rooms.
mi " open fires, IL baths. gorgeous
portico: wooded and water view: no mos
qultoeS fne road cost s.? ;o"0 seq
$40 5nN Particulars. call Falls Church
SQE-N-} for appointment.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
U. F7iEr ~ VII
PETER J. HAGAN.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

FAIRFAX, / MILE CAMP WASH, ANY
direction or exchange my house partialiv
rented, conv > bus lines, loc fare. save
transp. Write, call zoos Utah ST. ATl Va,
Evening star., 1942-08-16
DOWNTOWN OFFICE,
SPAULDING BUILDING.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA, MD-LOT lO0xllO ON B
& O. Railroad siding with heated building
+0x60 Call Oliver 76ll-
BRENTWOOD. MD 300 SQUARE FEET
floor space, SIS per month. Telephone
Union 1863
Evening star., 1942-08-16
POTOMAC RIVER.

On lower 1-nile-wide Potomac. in Md:
8 acres and Groom. bath and electric
leated pine and has 4.o-ft. shore line: safe
boat ANCHORAGE is nearhv: owner entering
military service: price, $500.
THEODORE F. MENK
F-prII-1ve o-4O on- 18th 81 NV
Evening star., 1942-08-16

WE HAVE $500 IN WELL-SEASONED
2nd-trust notes. VIII trade sell for
acreage in MONTGOMERY Co. RA $500
WOODED CAMP SITE OR SMALL FARM.
to 20 acres. On bus and small river.
Nice neighborhood Committing distance.
About $50 acre. RE 4O78 1919 K st. v.
Evening star., 1942-08-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLORED
Good n f section, Il rooms, tiled ha n
modern brick row, double rear porcheS
h W h. bargain Price. So go. 81 600
cash Call E H PARKER RA. "5i",
Evening star., 1942-08-16
STORES FOR RENT.

eo35 x 81. wood LOCATION FOR
mos. any KIND OF business. espcc,ally dry
cleantna, shoe repairing o. !unchroom
See Mr. NYCE, "0l Investment Bldg.
FIRST FLOOR STORE FOR RENT, cot
? St Cal JACK HAYES. INC, DU. 51S4
5oor WIS AVE. NW-CHO1CE STORE.
excellent condition, vacant GEORGE /
BORGER. 6i3 Ind ave. Ma. o35o.
l122 ,th ST. NW-MOD LGE. STORE
/ I'M k.l. scr. porch ig". cellar Also t.
I'M apr above If nee co 9SHN
STORE VICINITY l1th AND H SITS NV -
near Government deptS Modern. attraC-
tive store or oftiCe space, Of approwmateiH
900 50 # fiuorescent lighting, excellent
display window. ADply lt"4 ST. "
64s COLUMBIA RD-ATTRACTIVE SIN
gle store IN busy NV. section. co 80. E
733 5th ST WILL REMODEL TO
suit tenant any type business, $40
month Metropol an o397
LARGE STOREROOM 25x60. EXCEL
lent for most any business, near large
buildings
@Sl3 I2th ST. NE