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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Art Students Work To Be Award For
Negro High And College Students

A competition among Negro art
students for designing a plaque has
been announced by the National
tuberculosis association. The pla-
que selected will be given each
year to those high schools and
colleges in which Negro students
write prize-winning essays on tu-
berculosis.
Richmond Barthe, prominent
sculptor and artist, is chairman OF
the committee. The other members
who will assist In selecting the
outstanding plaque are:
James L. Allen, 4. Sims Camp
bell, Meta warwick Fuller. Wilmer
Jennings. Sargent Johnson, Alan
Locke, Archibald ]. Motley. Laura
Wheeler waring and Helen A.
Whiting.
The competition will close March
80. A grand prize OF SIS Will be
awarded to the designer OF the
best plaque. First-prize money IN
each group will be SIS, second
prize $40, and there will be three
honorable mentions OF IS each.
The National tuberculosis asso-
citation has been conducting essay
contests among Negro college ana
high school students for eigh'
years, and In 1941 more than lOO,-
900 students participated. Cash
prizes or fellowships are awarded
TO writer's OF the best essays, IN
addition 10 medals being given.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Buck Jones And
Tim Mccoy
Make Team
Tough Trio
Rides Rough In
ARIZONA Bound"

1.-THE Rough Diders," three OF the
toughest. squarest and most dan
gerous galoots that ever drew six
shooters TO bring some western bad
man to a well deserved end. make
their debuts as film team in
Monogram's Arizona Bound.
showing al the Echo theater, Sun
day and Monday, Jan. % and 26.
Arizona Bound is that type Of
film. The heroes have little time
to break into songs about the roll
ing range. They are either fighting
getting into scrapes or getting out
of them or concentrating on the
serious business OF cleaning UP a
nest of outlaws.
THE Rough Riders" former
United States Marshals. are called
back into service 10 bring law and
order to Mesa City. wild town
under the control IA gang OF out
laws. The bandits specialize In
holding up stagecoaches. and "a
learn their identity Jones drives a
stage that is supposed TO be carry
ing a gold shipment.
The stage is held up. but through
series OF circumstances. Jones
is suspected OF being in league with
the outlaws. The picture swings
along at a swift rate now as Nc
Coy and Hatton hold of almost the
entire town while they free Jones,
and then the trio moves in on the
bandit gang for blood-and-thun-
der climax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Stage
JUMPM 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

de1enSe oIaJeS Savings bOnQS ana
Stamps. For defense we must make greater sacri-
pspsiCola For defensive must make greater sacri-
6es in practically everything Keep your the ga
oe and do all we can that the so-caled democraces
can have the strength to win the war.
There are the words that we now hear from
morning till night. And practically everyone in the
business is pitching in and doing their share in keep
ing things going. Our war on the Axis has hardly
changes in mite life activity may be many and
ling. We can hardly tell, now, what they may be.
But something inevitably of the future change, in
adaptation impact of impending events that will be
brought about conditions warrant.
So for the rest of the column lets see what the
folks are doing in the Valley The Club Congo
show rates Una Mae Carlysle is sharing the
spotlight with the other top acts You always
into so many friends at the little front bar.
Down at the Club 6SS YAK Taylor the blues singer
sic Scott the Blonde Bombshe is still exploding. Ross
and McCan to be commended for their smooth ball
room dance routine When wntry winds their way
through the Valley there's comfort in behoding the glow
ing frontage of Broads Club Zombie, within which are
greeted with floor show that warns you to high de-
gree Here spot where the hepcats really get in the
groove Marceus Wilson is the MIC. He is very
clever and has everything to give him top rate note Bet
" Taylor the producer of Broads terrific floor show gives
NC Wilson the background to put his numbers over.
Across the street logs blaze under super-grade slabs
Of ron, ribs and chicken barbecued in the only fash
ion that has made Vic's Log Cabin outstanding
Speakng of bars, where you like to stand drink and
enjoy righteous entertainment recommend the
Blackhawk Entertainment is now. plentiful and the
bartender dish up anything you call for If the national
defense hasn't yet shut down on it.
The & c, the only theater-bar in the heart of
Paradise Valley is where you bump into the boys in
uniform and your friends who stop in for drink and
10 swap a few words about what 10 going up and
down the avenue /. +. Manager Warren LaSue and
Owner Roy Lightfoot in keeping with their policy of
giving the patrons all that they ask for are beginning
weekly day for domestics-those the maids and
drivers and kitchen mechanics who have THURSDAYS
off, And on every Thursday special floor show will
swing out for the boys and girls to enjoy while they sit
and sit and enjoy some fine food. Drop down and see
kind of gongson that the boys have In store for
you.
The Cozy Corner still jumps with music and drink.
Detroers Just can't get the idea that this once little
mite club is theater-bar where you sit and enjoy
floor show while you dine and drink They continue TO
lobby with Owner Mac Ivey to return to the old cabaret
days where chorus and dance floor can hold the spot
light For those bound nowhere else there the Champ
ion Bar where there is always crowd with music and
tertainment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Private To Sergeant
Is Michigander's Role

FORT SILL, Okla.-Private Her
bert Burt. %, son OF Mrs. Kizzie
Burt. PISA Mitcheldale. Ferndale,
Michigan. has been. promoted to the
rank Of sergeant in recent special
orders released at Field Artillery
Replacement Training Center
Headquarters here. Attached 10
Battery c. s1st Separate Battalion
9th Training Regiment. Sergeant
Burt was indicted into the Army
at Fort Custer. Mich, on June 30
Sergeant Burt is a graduate Of
high school at Ferndale in the
class OF 1887. He was employed as
bricklayer for Henry Mcdowell.
Bethlawn avenue. Ferndale, before
entering the service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
DUKE TO FILMS

Duke Ellingion's hand will make
series OF soundies for RON re-
lease. IL was also revealed this
week. The tunes that will be re-
corded and filmed Will include Il
Got II Bad Take the Train
"Flamingo" and Just A Sitting
and A Thinkin.' The Duke and his
band are appearing at theaters on
the West Coast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
NEW BOOKS
Published by Harper and Brothers
New York y. Y.
Reviewed by David Balfour
by Arna Boniemps

Golden Slippers IS an excellent
anthology or collection Of Negro
poetry for young readers COM
piled by Arna Bontemps. with live
~ illustrative drawings by Hen
rietta Sharon.
In this new anthology Arna Bon
temps, a Negro author. has under
taken a serious task and has done
II worthily. He has brought TO-
gether poems ranging from tradi.
tional and anonymous verses q
those OF Claude Mckay. Pau
Laurance Dunbar. James Weldon
Johnson. Langston Hughes. Coun-
tee Cullen. Marcus b. Christian
James A. Bland Sterling Brown
william Stanley Braithwaite. Jes.
sic Fauset and other Negro poets
The poems are grouped under
such colorful headings as Hare
Work. Dressed Up. Sky Pictures
Big Cities. North and South. Folks
Chariot Wheels. Brown Boy and
Girl. waking Up, Piaytime. Cloth
es. Water Pals. etc. Many Of thu
poems have been selected for their
entertainment value. On the Other
hand these poems have a relation
ship to the world OF reality or have
a social bearing.
These writers, through theil
poems, interpret the struggle, tho
achievements. or the deeper stir
rings Of these times. Some arc
prophetic. one gets the impression
that the poets had incentives and
experiences that have resulted II
poetry that in far more than q
skillful manipulation OF words.
The short sketches OF the life o.
each contributor make entertaining
and informative reading. Nounf
people will find this anthology dc
lightful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
King o. Taps
In New Revue
AT Paradise
Versatile
Band Brings
Gigantic Show

The new Paradise Theatre at
S71l woodward. this week comes
through with two OF the greatest
colored attractions In the business.
They are the great Bill "Bojang-
les" Robinson and the one and only
Jimmie Lunceford and his orches-
ira.
Sharing honors on what has
been declared one OF the strongest
shows ever booked into a Detroit
theatre. the new Paradise Is
scheduling special performances.
In addition TO these celebrated
names there will be complete re-
vue jam-packed with action, COM
edy and novelty. as Lunceford will
present his aggregation including
such favorites as James Young.
writer of such hits as "Tain't What
You Do" II Got It," Easy Does"
and I'm In An Awful Mood" the
Lunceford quartet, the Glee Club,
Velma Middleton, the betty blues
songstress and Miller Brothers and
Lois, eccentric acrobatic dancers.
Much has been said about the
dancing feet OF Bill Robinson and
they are entitled to all OF. the
praise that has been bestowed upon
them. but there Is another side OF
this great personality that is de-
serving OF mention. And that is
his manner OF going through life
spreading sunshine through his
donations and philanthropies.
Theatrical people are we'll known
for their charities. The vast ma
jority OF them are Boy Scouts so
far as good deeds are concerned.
but this man Robinson holds the
palm.
He is "Mr. Cheerie" himself. He
gives his time. energy and ability
as we'll as his money TO make man
happier. Authorities say that he
has appeared at more benefits than
any other actor. At any rate con-
vince Bill that money is needed for
a worthy cause and you Just can't
keep him away from the field OF
operations. II no one else sponsors
the benefit out goes the stepping
Robinson and gets a few actor
friends together; borrows hall or
theatre, sells the tickets and gives
the show. 1t is always a good show
for there is something about this
chap that does not allow for NOS"
whoever he approaches, either to
work or buy tickets. always comes
through.
However, with all OF this, Bill Is
no easy mark and Is too wise bird
10 be taken In by any old pan
handler, but he pays several rents
besides his own. buys enough
clothes that he does not wear. TO
stock a copule OF stores, and keeps
many accounts at grocery stores
and meat markets which he pays
but does not use.
II Bill finds an hour TO spare In
his busy life It is spent at hos
pital or an orphanage or an old
peoples home telling jokes and
cutting capers in an effort to bring
little cheer into the drab days OF
these unfortunates.
Bills good deeds are not intend
ed for the lImellght but solely for
the good they accomplish. that's
"Bojangles."
On the screen is the first Detroit
showing OF "Spooks Run Wild
featuring the Dead End Kids. This
crime detective drama has plenty
OF comedy and Is the latest In
which the we'll known Dead End
Kids have completed. The new
Paradise operates daily from noon
until midnight with complete
show at midnight on Saturday.
The next attraction is Duke FL
lington and his orchestra and re-
yue, coming Friday, Jan. 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Langford P. James,
Composer, On Air

Langford p. James, popular
photographer and eastwhile col
umist for the entertainment,
will be heard in the role OF yo-
calist and composer. when he
appears in the initial debut OF
the new radio series entitled
"Stars OF Tomorrow" over sta
ton WJLB Friday at 1880.
James will sing two OF his
newest compositions, ITO Love-
ly To Love" and "A Toast At
Ten" The program will be
heard over the regular Inter-
racial Goodwill Hour and is un-
der the direction OF Mrs. Jerene
Mackline.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
Flashy NC. 'Sendin'
Patrons

returns by popular demand Big
Fat Mama" Ray Pearl who wins
new loves with her Tonigh, we
Love" and many others.
The Theme song Of The show
is Somebody's Rocking Ny Dream
Boat which introduces the new
&c. Marcellus Wilson.
Besides the tons in food and
drink Broads Cub Zombie is a
spot that jumps 70 the swing Of
tina, aggregation OF ageregaiions
Cecil Lee and his band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24
COUNT Basic

Count Basic Is being Landed for
his recording 81 Moody Moon
Nocturne" which contains Tab
Smiths alto sax artistry plus the
pieasan, Earl Warren vocal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-24

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lucky N Number Canes Races Love.
Health. or Business. thousands say tho
master Prayer brings Good Fortune and
Protection from evn Almost all Chris
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% symbols o. the Master Prayer are in-
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you the alleged lucky days and
numbers.
A. LEX. 1s6 Lexington Ave.
New York, Ny.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST,
We Will buy second-trust notes, D. C.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 6 INVESTMENT
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National bs33
Evening star., 1942-07-04
EXCELLENT HOME BUY

rooms, seml-deta ached, 3 pofcheS, hfe-
place.
ONLY $7,950-TERMS.
4613 43rd pl. NV Am. University Park
Near schools. cars stores and churches.
Phone for car to see
FOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1871 1dlS II Ct
Evening star., 1942-07-04
INSPECT SUNDAY.

Bethesda, Md, 4700-A Rosedale ave
Modern 6-rm brick home, large bedroom
and bath on ] st floor. , bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor, fireplace in living room. com
plete kitchen that would delight any
housewife, full basement. porch. auto. heat.
fenced-in back yard; price, SS.650 Go
out Wis. ave. past Bank of Bethesda, turn
right - block on RoSedalc. E. M. FRY,
INC. GS40 WIS AVE WI f14OA
Evening star., 1942-07-04

GAIIHERSBURG, MD, - CORNER LOT,
frame house, stucco, asbestos roofing; seven
rooms. bath, @ttic fun size, foored base
porch. front porch fun width OF house. neat.
water electricity; convenient to stores,
post Qihce, school. churches, railroad and
bus lines. Settling estate of deceased
owner. Phone Galthershurg 199-W or see
oNecntQr al No. | j Walker ave
Evening star., 1942-07-04
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEAR FORT BELVOIR, VA. = GROOM
brick bungalow. ami, near bus, train;
h.-w.h., screened porches, two-car garage,
weatherstripped and insulated. Approx 3
acres. Price, $500. Trade for Alexandra
or D. C. property. Box 4l6-K, Star. 5"
Evening star., 1942-07-04
BARNABY WOODS.

Owner leaving town. must sell beautiful
brick home, huge oak trees. near transpor-
tatloa. Den. lavatory and bedroom 1:aX24,
! st floor ) well-arranged bedrooms , tile
baths 2nd floor; recreation room and maid S
room and bath; air conditioned It's really
Evening star., 1942-07-04
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME, :,

BrlCk- and-frAne 0OUSt, STdte TOUI, 7 I
rooms, 3 baths. hot-water heat, electricity.
city water; FIVE acres. beautifully land.
barn: lovely view: Al condition: ideal for
tourist or tearoom; fronts on u. S. 40. ]
mile east of Frederick, Maryland; owner
Will sacrifice For photo and details write
f. D MICHAEL. Frederick, Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
TRANSFERRED
LINDSAY SIEGFRIED.
BUY FROM BUILDER

6-room brick house, large corner lot.
attached garage and porch, gas heat fully
insulated; 3 large bedrooms: near schools,
stores and bus line; price, S9450. Out
Colesvile pike to Four Corners, right .
blocks to ST. Lawrence drive. left L block
to Woodmoor drive, left to house. H. E.
DIXON, Builder, Shepherd 1875,
Evening star., 1942-07-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE FINEST BRICK COLONIALS
with o acres of land, numerous outbuiid-
ings, outstanding view around Winches-
ter, Va viii sacrifice for quick sale.
Phone Chestnut 5294. Write P. Q. Box
lOI, hrl, Va, -
Evening star., 1942-07-04

Nearby Va,-We have a fully detached
brick home which contains a large living
room with fireplace, dining room, fully
equipped kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms and tile
bath Oil air-conditioned heat. l block
from bus Priced at $3.50.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING MD

9O2 CHALFONTE DRIVE.
Attractive 3-bedroom home. has beau
tiful landscaping, large wooded lot a
breakfast nook: excellent transportation; ;
priced SO that owner can leave for West
Coast Immediately price $4,000: terms
can be arranged. Call Temple 5591.
Evening star., 1942-07-04

FOR SALE BY OWNER-MODERN 4
room house, electric refrigerator; F. H A
protected S3.175; 5000 down, S25.63 mo.
IhNl CherrY Ulll I'd BarMYn. Md IS
Evening star., 1942-07-04
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MOVE IN TOMORROW; SMALL. DOWN
payment, balance Ike rent; only SO set
tlement cost; large rooms and bath: ex-
elusive and convenient neighborhood; l
block from D. c. line: lawn and shade trees.
4112 3lst St, Mt. Rainier. WA. 2706.
6S04 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, MD
Brick bungalow, & rooms, porch. storm
windows wooded. S699o. BlEbEf'
ALEXANDRIA. VA-NAVAL OFFICERS
new nome with all the charm and beauty
Of Old Alexandria; interesting living and
dining rooms. overlooking walled garden;
white fences, library, alcove. random width
oak floors, completely equipped modern
baths Quiet May aforementioned heating,
3so5 or MA S455.
j ACRE NEW BRICK :, BEDRoo2Mss; 2sd5
trans, $500; terms. j. c. CLAY, War
field 1852. Warfeld 17l2. -
QUIET, LOVELY SPOT, LORCoM LANE
3-bedroom frame home, lots of porcheS: lots
ef trees; s9549; r,,: Arlington p Division on
highway. cH. 143s, OK. 1880.
> BEDROOMS, 1st FLOOR: BUNGALOW
type home; large lot; half blk. from Wash
1ogieh piVsion 0I REAbTY FY AssocIATEs ocIA NC,
46l7 Lee highway CHI. 143S. OK. 1l30.
ONE OF THE LAST FEW GOOD BUYS.
Only > blocks from 10c bus and shop
ping center, 6 large rooms 1st-hoor lava
tory; garage; Sl1,500; very good terms.
Glebe i53G. -
LARGE STONE HOUSE.
Woodland setting, dignified and attrac-
lively arranged rooms full basement;
lot. 15xi60: ; blocks from bus: bargain
if sold at once; price and terms made right
for the right buyer. CH. 0l23 -
Evening star., 1942-07-04
$13,750.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Nearly new Colonial The condition of
this home makes it a pleasure to show. &
large rooms, screened porch, breakfast
room. frSt-foor lavatory, attic, detached
garage, well-landscaped lot; very reason
able terms. For appointment to inspect
call Woodley 1900 til 8 pm. EDW. H.
JONES G 90 INC
Evening star., 1942-07-04
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

6H ACRES, NANJEMoY BAY; DUCK
blind; new cottage: $1,000. G1BONS. TR.
COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH PARK; 8 R.,
WT Tsnt, aoS5 s5o mo. Walnut ave. bl. &c.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION. NEW LOG
cabin-type and other cottages at Cedar
hurst on Ches: Bay, 81 miles D. c; tnear
Shay Shay sde Md Essy terms a
Circular on request. WALTER M BAUMAN
No. Thomas Circle. Ma. 6229, WO. 0747.
FOR SALE. 3-RooM FURNISHED COT
elestrieity open for inspection Sunday.
lars, rear Of Masonic Temple, or GEO. T.
SHANNON. 1l0l 18th NV. District 1857.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. PORT REPUBLIC,
Md. g miles beyond Prince Frederick
graduates; lots; fishing, boating, sandy
bay beach. Atlantic 0651 week evenings
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE AT POINT LOOK
out. Maryland: 5 rooms, bath and layatory.
Address J. H. SNYDER, or 18th st. NV. =
WOODLAND BEACH, MD,-5-ROoM FUR
auire J. P. WHITE. Phone Annapolis 51s3
EPPING FOREST, Md. ROOMS, TWO
screened porches, insue toilet fireplace. oil
stove: accom-. &. Rent, season 500, or
SEQ week. Call SH. 3l32-W. 5.
SHERWOOD FOREST : COMFORTABLY
people; very restful location. Woodley
REhoBoTH BEACH, DEL. PROPERTY,
fifteen years II W; ,cpWdIL+b; o.vsh <. 1st st.
HsRALP so.9s RocKs hRoM os. an sr Fl
sale, SIS down and S1O month. WA. 6043.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE 1913 ST SE-lst FLOOR AND
basement; across from Congressional Lii
brary. lst door west of Little Tavern Shop.
Call DUNCAN Sligo 5000
WILL LEASE OR SUBLEASE MODERN.
attractive store. 20'x50. Available August
LIST. Phone RE. 2076,
GROCERY. CHAIN MOVED OUT; RESI-
Dental neighborhood: no near competi-
tors: grocery stand for over forty years.
Rent. $40. End and sts. Sc. Box 195-
NJ. StaI. 81
CORNER STORE WITH GROCERY FIX
lures. n Capitol and P sts.; S65. HUM
PHRIES, MA. 6731
CORNER K ST. WEST OF CONN. AVE,
chain store location many years
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC,
1014 Vermont Ave DI, 6210
2s12 10Th ST NE
Large store 25x6O. block from
Govt: dept where 700 Govt. employees are;
suitable for lunchroom and delicatesSen.
Reasonable.
Call Mr.. Pendleton. DU. 346S.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DT. 3346
HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES-No COMPE-
tition, just one competitive grocery store
and no other stores within a radius of 8
blocks nearest drugstore over a mile away
Three new stores. % IT. wide and 50, SO
terrazzo floors. fiuroscent lights Toll
burning, air-condition heat furnished;
good-Size basement
Drive down Mt. Vernon Memorial blvd
turn right Just before the first circle in
Alexandria, on Bashford lane
D1 3loo. BETHEL. 1915 X st. NV
Evening star., 1942-07-04
STONE-FRONT HOUSE.

Ally Woodberry st., University PIX,
Md.--Just completed, large 1-room home
1I2 baths attached garage: attractive
neiehborhood; reasonably priced at Sl3,-
600. Builder. H NJ. SMITH. WA. T901
Evening star., 1942-07-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MARYLAND, COMMUNTtNG DISTANCE
Washington. Baltimore-lQ rooms, 3 baths,
double garage; oil or coal heat; fourteen
acres or less: good schools. Tel. MILLER
MILLS. Ellicott City 12-F-13. s.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO COMMIsSION-CASH
I personally will pay cash for houses
fats stores or apartment houses. G. G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 44S2.
Evening star., 1942-07-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LAND BASIS VALUE. NEARBY MD. VA;
few specials; 10-a., wooded. city water
etc: 3s lots: make offer. II a., IL mi
out 81 ,195; your terms; streams. Lot,
S, Beach, mr. bay: S375: easy terms. Va.
Is a. make 60 lots: 50 $50: terms, trade.
N f. RYON CO, MA. 1907. GE 6l46.
TIMBER GROWS WHILE YOU SLEEP
200 a. only $40 a. JOHN c. CLAY, Col
leee Park Nd. WA 455@.
Evening star., 1942-07-04

CALL CLAY, FARMS, ACREAGE, SUBUR-
ban. Warfield 4nh9
Evening star., 1942-07-04

JUST COMPLETED, 6-RM. HOUSE,
bedrm on lst f., 2 bedrms., bath End f.;
large rooms, full cellar; large corner lot
West and Madison sts., Falls Church. Va
Oflce. CE. 1861: res. MO ol4A
Evening star., 1942-07-04
%.
NDRIA, VA.-NAVAL OFFICER S

6SO4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, MD
Brick bungalow, q rooms, porch. storm
windows wooded; S6,990. B1EBER'
Evening star., 1942-07-04

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS, ALL
sizes; acreage. town homes, lots, rentals.
FRANCIS L. THOMPSON, III w Montg
ave, Rockville. Md Rockville 444
lO0-ACRE FARM. GROOM HOUSE, BARN,
orchard. cold spring; ! 0 miles to Indian
mead; 81 900. or will consider renting.
MRS A M WEI ,CE. Welcnmn Nd
Evening star., 1942-07-04
WOODRInGE D G

Have you $3.50? Can you pay S559
tsched 6-room, bath. garage. Johns
Manvllle siding, thoroughly reconditioned
home? II interested see 361S gath st. n e.
Call
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
"125 Rhode Island Ave NE HO f02O
Evening star., 1942-07-04
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Well-buit new brick house on bus line
conv to stores and schools: large rooms,
bath. large closets and fireplace, step-up
dining room and porch, garage, beautiful
trees. large lot. 1909 Seminary rd,
Silver Spring, Md SH 1880
Evening star., 1942-07-04
LOTS FOR SALE.
S4,50000
npJf.rNATI pDTrED ATT CT n non m

ORIGINALLY PRICED AT SO, 10000.
7102 10th St. NV.
Udeal Location for Physicians Sign)
Adjoins the large English home on
northwest corner at Juniper street, with
evergreens and the novel fence of wrought
front, 100 feet deep from sidewalk to wide
concrete alley in rear; skirts ceol Rock
Creek Valley and overlooks :he beautiful
sunken garden next door, with its artistic
ponds and fountains ornamented by the
finest stonework and separted from the lot
by splendid dogproof hemlock hedge
Phone National 1900 PHILLIPS g. CANDY,
INC. 10l2 18th St NV.