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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
.Spendings Tax
Spurs Sentiment
For SaIesLevy

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4 (UP).
Members of the Senate finance
committee, pronouncing the treas
Iury's proposed new Sc, SOC, 900, DOC
lspendings tax dead" almost be-
fore ii was fully explained, today
said il had served only TO spur the
drive for a federal retail sales tax
Some senator's said the treas
ury's plan acted. in effect, like a
boomerang. They contended that
the treasury had designed IL to
head off the increasing sentiment
for a sales tax to which il is OPP
posed.
At the official request of the
committee, Treasury Genera
Counsel Randolph Paul reluctantly
outlined to the committee the type
of a sales tax the treasury would
tprefer il il had TO choose among
the variations of such a levy.
TOO COMPLICATED
While a Majority of the com.
lmittee were condemning I h {
spendings tax as too compli-
Gated" "unsound" and leading to g
so per cent slash in the standard
of living, Paul outlined a plan fol
a retail sales tax on all goods and
most services TO be collected quar-.
terly on the gross sales OF licensed
retailers.
Paul said such a sales tax would
present the least administrative
difficulties.
The levy he suggested would be
assessed against the retailer, who
would pass it on to the consumer.
II would apply not only to all re-
tail sales of personal property, but
TO such services as repair. fabrica-
ton and installation. Likewise,
services rendered by barber shops,
laundries, dry cleaners and beauty
pdTlOIS WOuiu DC tdhcu.
FEW EXEMPTIONS
Exemptions would include house
rent, building repair, real estate
sales and public utilities.
Paul declined at this time TO dis
cuss rates. But he said if 10 per
cent tax, for example, were as
sessed on the sales he outlined ii
would be on q base of S45, 900, 900, =
900, yielding something over S4,-
900, 900. 900. II food sales were
exempted, he said, it would yield
only about 81, 100000.
Morgenthau. in presenting the
spendings tax. warned that the
treasury can no longer rely en-
.tirely on voluntary financing.
While he was testifying, the treas
ury released a statement revealing
that the sales of war savings bonds
in August totaled $697. 255. 1000,
compared with a quota OF, $Sl5,-
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Kick Japs Out of Alaska.
Sen. Chandler Demands

their power to drive the Japs away
from Alaska.
But very little about Alaska
seems 10 be known by the people
OF the United States. Alaska, with
an area of over $4,000. 900 acres
has a population of $4,000, one.
half of whom are native Indians
and Eskimos.
Alaska is today one Of the most
important countries on the globe
and its existence as an important
and strategic military outpost
must be recognized by all OF the
United States.
TAKE NO CHANCES
II is highly important that no
chance be taken in having IL occu-
pied by any foreign power.
Our people must realize that
this is a death struggle between
the Axis powers and the powers
OF the people of the United States
and their Allies. and that Alaska
must be held at all costs. II Is,
therefore, important that this
commanding possession be fully
appreciated by all the people OF
the United States.
The problem OF supplying
Alaska, while a difficult one, can
be accomplished and must be ac-
complished without delay. Alaska
is rich in strategic minerals, in
GLIDING chromite, tungsten, mer-
curry. tin and nickel. These metals
can be produced and investigations
now under way show the FEAST
lbility and desirability OF this pro-
duction.
Our subcommittee has especially
requested that the high command
OF the American army and navy
and their Allies recognize Alaska
as one OF their important front-line
operations. and that steps be
taken Immediately 10 strengthen
the safeguards for protection OF
Alaska's integrity and its position
in the world scheme OF things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
BIildedin War |,
Chief Of BIC
Tours Detroit

II Col. Sir Ian Fraser, who die
not let blindness and other wounds
of the last war deter him. today
warned the people of the United
States that they must have tho
courage and patience TO STICK d
out while building up the weapons
20 win this war,
DESPITE his blindness, ColoneI
Fraser rose 10 become head OF thS
British BroadcaSting Company, Ar
authority on wireless, a member
OF Parliament and an expert or
industrial machines.
cit will he n long war and n
hard one" nc said Losses VIII
affect every home. But we must
have the courage and the pa
thence 20 stick IL out"
GUEST OF GM
Colonel Fraser was here yester-
day as the guest of General Motors
20 inspect the Detroit arms plant
and tour the Arms for Victory
exhibit in the General Motors
Building. Despite his blindness,
he was keenly interested in every
product OF the giant plants, asked
Innumerable questions and showed
a great technical knowledge of the
work going on.
"No one can visit Detroit
without being impressed by your
great capacity for production,
he said.
az am astonished Mt the entire
country's potentialities In pro-
ducIng weapons of war. Detroit
IL the biggest single factor In
this. But the point IL not TO try
10 outbuild Germs any. IL S
a political question. as see IL,
10 have our people. both here
and In England, patient and
courageous enough to give the
lighting men and engineers time.
~We have men with spirit who
viii win this war. II Ia just y
question of time
Colonel Fraser was accom-
panied on his tour OF Detroit arms
plants by Lady Fraser, who is a
commandment in the British Red
Cross and an active worker at
st. Dunstan's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

either jumped or fell into the De-
.troit River at the foot OF Fairview
avenue. She was rescued by Her
man Steiner, 80. of 1908 Beacons-
field avenue. The hospital report
said she was intoxicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
.Japs Know
AIeutianS'
Weather

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4
(INS) The Aleutian situation /;
FIR. Bernard Hubbard
famed glacier priest of Santa Clara
University. said today after re-
turning from his latest Alaskan
expedition.
"Our army and navy" the
noted explorer said, "are going
TO show the japanese that their
occupation of Kislka was more
trouble than II was worth"
The Japanese invaders, however
have "a distinct advantage" at TN,
present time in the Kiska area
Father Hubbard said This advan
tage, he explained. is caused b,
the transpacific sweep of thu
weather under which storms anc
Gains originate along the China
coast. move up through Russia
Kamchatka Peninsula and Their
across the ocean to the Aleutians
EDGE ON WEATHER
{ "yVhoever IL In the Boring Sea
side of siberia knows what kind
Of weather II coming up" he
added. 1.-THE japanese are In
Kamcbatka through fishing
rights granted them last spring
by the Russians, and through
their stations there thew can NIB
serve the weather and predict
kisla conditions.
"It will be harder for us 10
get the Japs out Of kiska than
II was for them TO get In, be-
cause of the protecting bank OF
mist and fog.
However, II Is inevitable that
they Will be run out. The fog Ia
not there all the time, and our
forces already are taking deadly
advantage OF the improving
weather conditions"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

Mrs. Doris Noss. IS. of 1858
Hart avenue was in temporarily
serious condition today in the psy-
'cophathic ward of Receiving Hos
pital. after witnesses said. she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04

We talked TO the officers and
10 the men who are actually
leading the attack on the Japs
We were told by them the exact
situation on this war front.
KNOWS THEIR NEEDS
We know what they need and
we are determined TO see that
those in authority are Immediately
made cognizsnt of these needs Sc
that they may be supplied as
speedily as possible.
The morale and spirit OF our
men are all right and they are
ready, able and willing 10 do the
Job, but they must be supported
in every possible way by the peo'
pie at home.
The continued presence OF the
JapS in the island OF KiSka consti'
tutes a menace and threat 10 the
safety OF the people of the United
States. The Japs must be removed
at the earliest possible moment
Alaska and Siberia are the nat
ural approach 10 the mainland oi
Japan in any offensive which the
United States finds itself in a posi-
ton TO launch against the Japs.
Likewise, any offensive that the
Japs initiate against us would
have a greater prospect OF success
for them II we failed 10 recognize
the possibility of their coming w
through the Aleutians 10 tho
American mainland.
YEARS OF EXPLORATION
j. The Japs nave not been explor'
ing the Aleutians area for years
with their innocent looking FISHING
boats without having a purpose ir
mind and that purpose was di
rectcd toward eventual war will
the United States.
OF course, our people In thu
mainland of the United States arr
Fundamentally eager TO do all IL
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CONTINUED from Page one>
over and we are now preparing
20 crack down." Ruegsegger
said.
He indicated that the move
against packing houses was the
first in a series OF Investigations
to be carried on by OPA sleuths
against other violators.
Federal Judge Frank A. Picard
signed n temporary restraining
order TO compel the FIVE packing
houses to comply with the price
regulations.
Named in the order were the
s. Loewenstein Sons Co.. the
Monarch Packing Company, the
United Beef Company, Huler Beef
Company and the Thompson Beef
Company.
All were accused with up
grading beef and veal, which con-
sists OF stamping and selling
inferior meat at prices estao'
iished for higher grades.
Leo /. Franklin. Detroit OPA
attorney. told Judge Picard that
most of the violations had beer
incurred by the packing com
panies In their dealings with large
grocery chains here.
The local Office of Price Ad'
ministration moved here in con
junction, with similar action taker
yesterday In IL cities against
more than 100 meat dealers.
Judge Picard set September l.
as the date for hearing on tho
restraining order, az which time
the OPA will seek permanent
injunction against the five com
penies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
FOR QUICK DECISIONS

Authority TO make quick de-
cisions should be lodged in SUI
preme commander on tho scene
of action.
When two persons ride a horse
one of them must sit in front
and do the driving.
Other members OF the Senate
military affairs subcommittee who
visited Alaska with me were
Senators Mon G. Wallgren of
Washington and Rufus c. Holman
of Oregon. George W. Malone
special conSultant 10 the Senate
committee on military affairs, &C
lconIpanied us.
We travelled more than 5000
miles from San Francisco over
Alaska and back 20 San Francisco
We Travelled by land. sea and air
and visited all OF the military and
naval establishments. including tho
front line fem NtE.n American
bomberS are taking of 10 bomb
the islands OF Kiska, Attu ano
Agattu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
GOES TO RETAILERS

Franklin told the court thai
most OF the violations had beer
incurred by the packing com
panies in their dealings with gro
Gerry chains here.
Ruegsegger said that on August
7 government meat grader
visited the Loewenstein ware
houses end found that 23,0Ot
pounds OF meat had been up
graded.
"Thay had graded II Grade
"A when actually II was A or
b." Ruegsegger said.
"On August rs q representa-
tive Of the Agricultural Market
ing Administration went TO fve
retail stores and graded meat
obtrIned from Loewenstein's In
their coolers.
'He found that approximately
S.45s mounds had been sold and
ra,d for nv the retailers NJ
rad higher than II actually
vras."
PRoBED AUGUST 10
Investigation of the other fou
conpenies took place on August Is
can investigation Of the cool
ers Of a chain store revealed
rpcrsding on the part Of all
four packers" Ruegsegger said.
an the case Of the United
Beef Company the government
grader found so carcasses pur-
chased from the compsn
Twenty-eight quarters had been
sold ss "A grade when they
were actually A grade.
"The Investigation show d
similar violations BY the other
three companies who had also
sold meat to the same chain.
"In the case Of the Thompson
Company. their truck delivered
IL carcssses while we were
there, al Of which were
stamped "a grade A. The gov
eminent grader found they all
we're actually grade B."
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CONTINUED from Page ,one)

status and recommendations for
immediate improvement Of Alas
kan military establishments, in
Guiding airplane ferry routes TO
Asia, the highway servicing air.
FIELDS. the problem of supplying
shipping for the entire area, the
Canol oil and pipe line project and
other important Developments
deemed vital TO our military estab-
.hshmentS i'm this area.
While our military and naval
commanders In Alaska are doing
2 great job with the tools at their
command, and teamwork is plainly
apparent. / believe that our eff
IfectivcneSs IN Alaska would be
better II we had unified com
msnd over ell military and naval
forces there. Responsibility should
be centralized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
Rescue Woman in River

Copyright, lsa2, by KING Feature,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-04
0PA toCIean Up
CeiIingChiseIing

Continued from Page one>
over and we are now preparing
20 crack down." Ruegsegger
Evening star., 1942-05-24

LINCOLN PARK BARGAIN.
2-story brick dwelling with g porches
and garage, in first commercial zone
owner leaving city Will sacrifice for S., 300.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

1913 ONEIDA PL, HYATTSVILLE, Md
Modern 6-room home, attached garage.
Warf1eld 4Q11.
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G. MAGRUDER CO.,

COLORED-KENYON ST-S6,3OO 20
T. brick house. Z rooms. h.-w.h., garage.
Woodley 7649.
FOR COLORED-6 RMS. H-W.-H. GAS.
elect. NV. sectlon: $500. R. w. hORAD,
MlChlRan 1finh
Evening star., 1942-05-24

line. in Maryland: bedrooms master bed
room with fireplace), 3 baths and sleeping
porch, large living and dining rooms, study
with fireplace, 1st-floor lavatory, screened
living porch, basement lounge with fireplace
and open fasstone terrace, maids room
split-system air conditioning; large, wooded
lnt phnna MA ln4n WO SID.
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DICK BASSETT,
ARLINGTON. Lee Heights
CLOSE TO NEW NAVY BLDG
20 ACRES

Mostly beautiful grassland with stream
and a patch of woods, this property has
Thoroughly remsdeled home Of six large
rooms, including a large living room with
fireplace and three large bedrooms. II has
new officiating system, bath lavatory,
maids room and servants bath: / miles
from Washington. Price. %IJ.5O0: SO. 900
down. See MASON HIRST mandate, Va.
andria 5Sl2. Closed SUM s
Evening star., 1942-05-24
COLORED.
1926 JACKSON ST. NE.

SiX-room Colonial semi-detached home
with bath; "a block from rapid transporta-
ton; hardwood floors, hot-water heat
with buckwhest blower; detached garage;
extra-large, deep lot; sleeping porch, huge
front Colonial porch, attic. In fact, there
is far more house here for S6,950 than
you would expect to find terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
55oo1 z. Capitol st. Realtors. II 35ao' 35ao'
Evening star., 1942-05-24
COIORED


400 blk Kenyon-S rms. baths, 2
Kitchens. oil heat hardwood frs, Colonial
porch. gear metal garage; good condition;
$1,000; cash, S1,250.
800 blk Columbia rd.-S rms, bath.
Colonial brick, oil heat, hardwood frs, 2
car metal garage; sood condition; $1,000;
Park rd.. at 13th-Corner Colonial
brick. rms, tile bath. automatic heat,
hardwood frs, attic, full cellar. $3.50;
Fairmont. nr. 11th-e rms. bath, h.
VIII, Col porch; 1000: cash, $3.50.
10th St. north Of Benning-c9lonial
porches, 2 kitchens, INV h., hardwood frs,
nice back yard; S6,5o0: cash, $1,000:
brick. new-house condition, rms, tile
bath. inclosed rear porches, hardwood frs,
oil heat, full cellar, metal garage; $1,000;
1i0o Blk. 21st St.. n.w-e rms, bath.
Colonial porch, full basement: first COM
mercial zone; $3.50; cash, $1,000.
900 bk. P St. rms, bath, h.-w.h., good
cond.; $4,000: cash. $3.50
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
11s1 New Hampshire Ave. NV. RE. 3s27.'
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9 ROOMS.

ON 2l2-ACRE WOODED PLOT
In excellent condition. this house is
soundly constructed and has living room
about 15x30, dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, den, bedroom and bath on first floor:
bedrooms, sewing room and bath on
second floor. Other features ares screened
porch, fireplace. economical or-heating
system and garage. Pleasantly situated
on hillside, overlooking a large orna-
mental pool; miles from Washington.
Price, Sl3. 800 $4,000 down. Shown BY
MASON HIRST Annandale Va. at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5sl2.
Closed Sundays
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SACRIFICE

at once his beautiful home, 603 Decatur
and Kansas ave. and Sherman Circle. Cen
ter-hall plan, 10 rms, baths with $40
income from top apt. Can use basement
apt. for doctors ONCE, can live in one
apt. Seen by appointment only. For fur
ther information call D. J. OConnor, RA
Evening star., 1942-05-24
COLORED.
273 N ST. NV.

IA rooms, 312 baths. on the corner:
hot-water heat: metal and slate root. A
real buy at S11.750; terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5OO1 E. Capitol ST. Realtors. Ii. 3540,
925 N Y Ave NV. MA. 9797.
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WOODBRIDGE. D, c.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
MICHIGAN Park BUNGALOW

1905 Taylor st. ne. near 1Oth-Attrac-
and bath, attic, oil air-conditioned heat
new roof lot GSX67; price, S7.450.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R l Ave NE DE O3I7
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

White brick. 2 yrs. old, 6 rms. 2 baths
screened porch, built-in gar, air-condi
tioning; large wooded lot. OWNER, Oil
yer O32S
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bath. part basement; one acre land, nice
trees; miles from new War Bids; out
Columbia pike to Annandaie. Va, take
Springfleld I'd, ] mile, turn left to prop
erty. Price $3.50; reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1942-05-24
OPEN FROM 10 TO 9.

One of Brightwoods best buys. 4O1
Aspen st. n W. 6 rooms and bath, INV h. l.;
beautiful lot 60xl6 so; garage. For in
formation call D. J. OConnor, RA. OO67,
with ]. j OCONNOR. DI hoh2
Evening star., 1942-05-24
OPEN TODAY 12-5

OPEN IODAY IZ-5.
% ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID
Overlooking beautiful Soldiers Home
Park this attractive Colonial brick is
truly an outstanding buy; lovely rooms
"a bedrooms), bath. porches 2-car garage,
etc. To be completely reconditioned and
priced for only $3.50 on easy terms
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.,
ME 54nQ
Evening star., 1942-05-24

GREAT BUY FOR PERSON WITH $4,000
cash. Beautiful new 2-family Cape Cod in
country surroundings, 70 minutes down
town; $500; rooms. bath first foor'
full basement, built-In garage; 3 rooms,
ba n. second floor: large outouildng, very
large lot. This house will furnish a home
and pay for itself at the same time. 3
blocks Defense highway Box AID, star
Evening star., 1942-05-24

EdmOIStOn, Mo. WarNtIu IU-o.
5-RM BUNGALOW. AMI, ON UNIM-
proved street. Hillside. Nd, 25 min. from
downtown Wash, via 10c bus; o4,3UO.
BOY 30O-F Star
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8 REDROOMS

One acre, modern home, with plenty Of
snaoe, ali KINDS OF outbuildings; Lear
garage, good garden under cultivation in
cluded; about one block from bus line;
frult trees now bearing. This property is
all fenced. property free of debt This
property is being sacrificed by owner, who
Is about to retire from Government. Priced
for immediate sale at $4,000. 90: down pay
ment' Sl,OO0.OO balance can be arranged.
II KADAN
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CHEVY CHASE. MD,

Nearly new detached brick home. rms
bedrms.. Ia baths, recr. rH.. screened
porch, gar; .air-cond. oil heat. slate roof
copper Spouts and pipes; best buy" in
Chevy Chase Call Mrs. Allen, RA 63Sl
DIXIE REALTY co. MA $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

FOR BEST PRICES ON D. C. HOUSES
cal, me; all cash; no commission; brick
or frame; white or colored; personal atten-
tlon. Call or write E. H. PARKER, 1924
litn st. n v. DI. 1890
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RAPID TRANSIT.

Inpraham st. (by 18th ST.. detached, 8
rooms, baths, maids room, sleeping
porch; oil heat, elec. refg, gear garage
Ma. 1910 or WO SG75.
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BUCHANAN ST. BUNGALOW,
4 BEDROOMS
PRICED TO SELL

This home has slate roof. hot-water oil
heat; located on large, detached lot; beau
tiful oak trees; yard entirely fenced
CALL MR.. HERMAN,
SH. 1900. After 3 PM, WI 166"
WOODMOOR REALTY CO., INC.
10lo1 col FSNII z Pm
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LEAVING TOWN

We're really proud TO offer this beautiful
brick home, nicely arranged bedrooms.
Z completely tiled baths. stairway TO a
hntshed attic, true center hall. spacious
screened rear porch, 2-car built-in garage
air conditioned; built about years ago Of
excellent material in Barnaoy Woods Sec
tloh' 2 blocK from tranSporta ton. reason
able price and convenient financing for
carry sale. EN-. 1890 TIL pm. daily and
SUNDAY y. A TWEED CO. hhn4 Cnnn ave
Evening star., 1942-05-24

Colored-D St Sc; 13 r. auto. heat
semi-detached: elec. refs: excellent con-
Decatur 1lb2.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT,
HOUSES WANTED TO BLY,

" 1N'N' ~ WI
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ANY HOUSES
AID. 47s6 Write i435 Meridian pi NV
CASH FOR HOUSE. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored; no commission
1907 H st. NV. E.A. BARRY. ME 2025
6oTS TO ,Is,, Az II CASH. D. c. Only, LIKE
450s. Eve. Sun. GE. $500. i Thomas CIR
I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
OF u. Z; dwellings, up TO sl5, 900. Call or
District s9l7 or Georgia 2SO2.
erty; Quick settlements. Gum & MILLER,
500 1lth st. Sc. Franklin 2100
MUST HAVE AT ONCE A OR I ROOM
would like to deal with eoS3 owner a. and = settle
IN 30 days. Not over $500: cash buyer.
Bog SOD. Star.
I WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR NE. OR
sion 01 csi N Mr. any oSsffion wa no ePmm5 Or
2-BEDROOM MODERN HOUSE WITH
good loC or acreage, in vicinity OF Be
tnesad OF silver spring; ABOUT $500 cash
ana 90 monthly: give full details. BOX
FOR BEST PRICES ON D. c. HOUSES
cal me; al cash; no commission; brick
,top or Wnlte or cqlored' personsl stten,
i4th st. n NV DIi BE $3.50 80 H. fAHAAN' I--f
DESIRE HOUSE IN NV, UNDER $4,000:
terms 20 suit the owner; give description,
price Et a ana no iocstion Write to 622 Jefferson
DESIRE HOUSES UNDER $4,000. PAY ALL
ply ply Box Box 4P7s::E. As3 s9ar ro'4'i0n' prompt re-
RANDOLPH s7OO-MR. sTRoUP
quick settlem Mt. 6-s rooms preferred
PVT. PARTY. WILL BUY FOR CASH. &
70 room house. in good condition, with
some sa %1o e5ounas, 70 Northwest section about
details Box 74-D. Star. pa
2-FAMHY-APT. BRICK HOUSE IN NICE
section: must be modern, reasonable, mr.
Transportation. HARRY sTELLo, Bells
vile, Nd. Berwyn G62-J-l evenings.
WANTED-6-RM.. 2-BATE, sEMI-DET.
less than 20 it. wide; PetWorth or Britt
wood section. GE. 64s4
6-RM. DETACHED BRICK, WEST OF
ROBERT E. HEATER. Ma. 4792. 90.
DESIRE TO BUY OR ROOM COTTAGE
e. section OF Washington. must be mod
eTn and attractive. Write Box 227-E, Star
6-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVEN-
cash no dealers: no commissions; reply by
letter. l29 ROCK Creek Church re. NV
CASH CLIENTS FOR HOUSES IN TRIM
1sa TsGs ffIE99 fRSNR n RHsbbG4f aPa F0Tt s
18th st, NV. DI 1865
clients with ST 900 10 So 800 cash. EN-
3l4@
WANTED. NORTH OF DECATUR ST AND
VEST OF l6tn ST--3-bedroom house with
baths, breakfast nook and sun parlor
Call Nj. Cooper.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y. Ave NV. MA. s7a7.
CASH FOR-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
OR 8 ROOM HOUSES.
DAVID z. BARRY. NE. 2O25.
AT ONCE
Have immediate purchaser for bungalow
tion. Call MI Shreve, with
go, WM. R. THOROWGOOD,
2024 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. O317.
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FOR MODERN HOMES.
We can be OF valuable service to you
in dlsposlng of your home. Clients wait
ing Tor houses in all sections Call or
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DIXIE REALTY CO..
1417 L ST. NV. Ma $3.50.
Silver Spring and Vicinity.
Attention. property owners. This Office
has client wishing TO purchase small brick
mouse. not over 3 yrs. old, rented; will pay
cash Tor same. Call
r ELIOT MIDDLETON,
RE. 1lSl. 223 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-05-24

Colored-Beautiful tapestry brick r
INV h., elec.; only $3.50: $500 cash
small monthly payments. Warren st. ne,
nr. 18th and stS ne
THOS. w. PARKS CO..
207 Fla Ave Decatur 1850