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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
OTHERS VIEWS
SOUNDS IN TIE NIGHT

To the Editor.
! could -u' sleep | heard tiny
mouse nIah.-I on wood. The new
ing pi a cat. he barking of a dog
Footsteps IN Tie sidewalk, that
sounded loud and clear in the dark
ness. The shr.ll sound Of an am
DuianC" siren. the cry of child as
Is carried .ntu the hospital. The
Stunning 81 Il car door. the starting
Of motor and some one drives oil
after waiting hours at the bedside
Of sick one. The lonely whistle Of
- train. 10" changing OF the bell and
ne SCIecctIng OF the brakes as It
comes 10 stop al the depot. The
town clock strikes three. turn al
my bed and there, shining in my
face, l. a light coming from over The
Episcopal church door. l think of
what il stands for; faith. hope, rest.
peace on earth and goodwill 10 al
mankind | fall asleep.
MRS. j. H. WRIGHT.
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
FORECLOSURE SALE.

Under and by virtue of authority
vested in the undersigned as trustee.
in two certain deeds of trusts dated
July 81. 1927. and November 2. 1927.
and recorded in Book l4O. page 392.
and book lao. page 452 respectfully
default having been made in the
payment of the debts therein Sccur-
cd. upon request of the holder of the
same I will offer for sale by public
auction at the courthouse door on
November %. 1912. AT II O'Clock. the
following described real estate.
Begin at stake Elmore corner
on the East side of Rockspring street.
and fifty feet from corner made by
intersection of Vaughan street and
RocksDring street. and run thence
Glong Rockspring street. toward
Garnet street. 80 feet to an iron
stake on Rockspring street. run
thence in an EaSterlv direction and
parallel with Elmorc's line TO stake
in Al. G. Cooper's line. being 30 feet
from Elmorc's back corner in Coop
cr's line. thence along J. &. COopcr's
line toward Elmorc's line 80 feet
thence along ElmOre's line to Rock
spring street TO the place Of begin
! ning.
This 2ist day of October. 1912.
JOEL r. CHEATHAM,
Trustee.
| 21-28-4-l1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter IIOtcl-RalriGh

CHRISTATAS-Thc LABOR shortage
has already affected merchant, ans
many of them are already worried
about extra help tur Christmas, In
an attempt partially - solve -,
problem. merchants associations al
5 everal cite, nave pel.i.rnrd school
authorities tu start Christmas yaCa-
ions IN H.gu school, and college,
earlier tin wear than usual $50 ,tU-
dents might he available IL supple
ment regular sales forces IN thr
stores. Willard DuwrlI. secretary O..
the state merchants association. coz
icrrcd With Governor BvnuGh;un
about The ua,tcr and i now assem-.
bling dafa on needed extra help and
other factors tO present al - later
session with the governor and VAR
Gus Schr.. Authorities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FRED IL MAY

/. How many German sailors. III
termed during the first World War.
are buried in an Ashevlllc Gene
cry
?. Who was Whiteville. county sea,
of Columbus county. named for
3. What is the average number Of
persons occupying each home IN
Charlotte?
/. What church in Wake county
was built comparatively by members
of several different denominations, .
). Why was Congressman Levi
Williams. of North Carolina. given
the title of Father of the House
q. How did Davidson College Sc
cure lis first electric light plant?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
Payrolls VS.. Fighters

E. way 81 contrast. TINS. 4.5uO. 900
men N the armed forces. 5.58g.l22
government; workers. .uy.udiu. Fed
cral, State and .uca.
Some one mas SAID about ten men
II civilian activities are required
tor every man in -um3a, duty. And
to ;hat might nv added one man. Or
woman. ~ government payr"ll-.
Tor every man ~ u" !G"'tNG ~C"N-
ices.
y" on" would reasonably con-
tend mat ne u.>""a. .: democracy
c"'H" '4h' -.""a. war ana suppl
us "."'7 ~ H''H.H~ a.""- with In"
J"o without ".~""n.n+ me bosses
ana WORKERS o.'e. mem ]" the GOV
eEi'''''hl structure. nut mere W"r"
Ear more people "h ne pubic pay
io'!' o''"." "'~'....'rN developed. or
ever ih'." WAS -"r'""S thought OF
'h'!n' 'N'h '..'' was Just reason Tor.
nc same J'o '""'" nave o'cA Done
NOR" efficiently win mUcn FEVER
P."-"'''E'' even IN peacetino' bil
SINCE "N '"''lc' I'c p"S'"''S nave
"''" p"""e" '''''"S' !" "'t punt VI
"o"o"hs. however o'i''c"!' me JOB
mas Dech OF is 81 bunting "'I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

OVERSEAS Speaking Of Christ
mas IL. ud. that n"Xt Saturday l.,
puCkaG,.- - overseas soldiers and
SaLlurs. y has been suggested tHal
early ru.3ng Tor the armed force,
might s....,n the late rush, but mCr~
chants aye too familiar with the good
old Anne. can custom OF putting Of!
unit! the les; wecl; most purchase.
and they expect about rs much bus
ness as Usual for the few days m
med.atCly preceding the holiday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

ABSENTEES- Requests for abscn-
tee votes under the congressional act
ere Sill coming into the office Of
tie secretary Of state at Il dISappuint-
ing ra.c There was no way - iuTC-
cast The exact number Of ballots thai
would be needed anG enough Wc,G
ordered printed to supply every re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
ANSWERS.

/. Eighteen German sailors, taken
from German merchant ships in
United States harbOrs. died at the
government hospital oened in the old
Kenilworth Hotel. Asheville. and
were buried in Riverside Cemetery.
These sailors we're among the Sev-
eral hundred Germans interned at
Hot Springs, few miles west or
Asheville. In 1882 the Kiffin Rock
we'll post of the American Legion so.
licited funds from Leaionnaires all
over the State to erect monument
over their graves.
2. Columbus county was formed IN
1908 and the next year Whiteville
was founded as the county seat. It
is claimed that the town was nam
ed in honor OF John b. White, mem
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

quest. Unless He requests speed up
tremendously dUIi.g the next icw
day. the scrip pai.. pile Will gel
mos; OF then To de Not more than
Il hundred ballots have been return
I'd 10 the secretary of stale from
soldiers and allu.-. and these HAY,
orrn forwarded lIGa; on ty tie coun-
y elections ..a.E..N.
IN, matter how late ;no
"Il.nls arrive. Secretary Elrc says
e VIII maj. Them T!gn: ON t. Ill,
counties. II ,hcv do not reach the
proper prCC.uCtS III time tu be count
q. i VIII not be the fault OF the
State office With The election lc,.
han two WcCkS OIL. ,Imr i growing
-nUr. .ur ,Hc >IGltlc-CpCK bushes
D.! receiving the postcard requests
mailing OFT the ballots. getting .nca,
back. and then distributing them
.u HE county Cna!Ymcn. who IN iI.n
must gc; them 10 proper precincts.
STATE VOTES There j. indca-
'lun that many service men sill 90
not understand the distinction pc
tween the federal absentee act and
North Cardinals Stale LAW. Under
The federal act only candidates :or
The United States Senate and TIC
national House ul Representatives
may Ice voted on. Under the Stat"
act the !ull ticket. including these
sane federal officers a. we'll aS All
state. district and county candidates.
and The two constitutional amend
mcnt, may be voted.
Under the State law
only The county board of elections
chairman can issue absentee votes.
and they may be issued not only 10
service men but To- any eligible voter
absent from the county or sick. Sat
urday Of next week. October 81. Is
the last day on which requests los
these ballots NAV be filed. Each bal
lot issued under the State absentee
act must bear the name Of the voter
and the >ignaturc Of the county
chairman. Applications for State alb
s,nt,c ballots can be filed by the
prospective voter in person or by
mail. or III person by a member Of
the immediate family. but there Is
LOT OF red tape and the issuance o.
each ballot requires several minutes.
Applications ought TO De made as
carly as possible.
PORTRAlT-At 10 o'clock on No
vcmUcr 10 when cases from The 18th
district are called III the supreme
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

PETITION Banks. secretary to H.,
Cove. nor. - having - lot al fun the,
day, telling '!IS friends that he is &C.
ing MO The FIJI. Tom Is III dIat
age. unmarried and expecting u pc.
soma. letter from his draft board Dr-
tween now and the middle OF No
Ncwnyr. His reference Ia FBl dOcsu. ,
mean he, lodging induction. 'Cau!sc
he ha>tCn> L. point Oul ne Is talking
about Fort Bragg Infantry" IncI-
dtn'aiiy. however. Banks i believed
10 be- ~ line lur a commission .hC Isl
ui the draft call. ACTUALLY il wuUlG
be Il great service Ia the state IL
the srlcCtiyc service board would
exercise lis "SclcCtIVc" function ana
leave the governors secretary where
he l. through the session OF the leg
l~latIur. There i such intimate con.
ncctIOn between The office of the
chief executive and the General AS
Scmbly that work in both will Dr
handicapped W,lhogt an experienced
secretary Oh the Job.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

PORTRAlT-At 10 o'clock on No
VCmucr 10 when cases from the l4th
district are called III the supreme
court. q portrait of the late Justice
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

HAIR CUTS 30c FOR CHILDREN
under ~ years old. except So.
fridays when the price is 35c. Fo,
children over II the price is Soc all
the time. Daniels Barber Shop.
North Henderson, 2O-3tl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

INSTRUMENTS, LARGE
shipment just arrived. : Guitars.
ViOlins, Banjocs, MandolihS. Uku-
lelcS. Harmonious. Flutes. Flies.
XylophoneS and novelty musical
items. Latest sheet music. Pianos.
Blank Recording records. Strings
and etc. Affords Printing q Office
Supply Co. l9-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

Hcriut ClugllSun will be presented t.
The court The occasion Will to,
marked 10y appropriate ceremony
Significantly. his viii he The i!r,'
portrait @. "a Justice in robes. Pre-
"ntu,ion vii. bc IN the namr oil III,
ClU...su family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

W n Mt An.
| " HlNt AlN
A~u
49,
0eA
0A3yy
E01 1.E-----"
TN hEDUSIlON IL AvrN,.~
PIE ooaliy injury rates oA.O.
insurance Is the only co,,, ee L
win lower price trend InS,"oo!g
department. Citizens RaniI am
- t-' D.
FOR SALE y DESIRABLE -
u'ii'r IN NHrrcnlun. \. & w'1S-S.'
Ca''o. bargain price. ApDI. vi -
w i"lndvNicr. War,ni9m W y
p; I
SHELL Moo FOR THOSE -
want inc Golden ShonS nv
'h"Hc VINO can't afford Il prr,',,' ~
on. Sa" II. .A!lvn. Ill Shell E..
zee Station. 3 3Sn
\ GOOD SrOCE al, -; -
inch we'll pipe. well cba inv" q
wen hu'kttS at Tn" pI,o. ~"
| Values " Al,v - u.,. '''r %
--- NM 2l-lt
LOOK AT THESE GOCD I:c-.
cars: ,9il Chevrolet CnYc,, 0 ,'t"-
radi" and heater: 1897 Ford i,n %'a
80 hurS" power. special a, SS500s,
good buy nj S2s5 90: igsT T,
coupe, clean us pin. priced =,
EmrJ, =. 81 IG no ' GOOD Model 4
IooH VIII convince You these are
ca ai'.S' S'''oiSr-!almcr Motor
wv ,...'ls. III
WANTED YOI-NC INDI- -7-----
Er,rrr win bn.ir,'' ''.',t DION.
inr tnr. small h,,y;r,.. 'il'" ' Fa!n'
moi rr,n...,,.,. W. Experience
i'''''N N''i'''' care Dispatch. 2!-s,
| EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE -
cru Shnn- t,xn,,.,nmc,,I NOD
-Crr,r,Ilv lnr.trG p;,,,, .' H.H
appoju;,rrn, E,.ida.,.. ~" ~
Ci,',,, ,,,.,,,. ,i,,r.-''. br"u,y
2S-,:
FOR RENT. NIODrpv 1,CT-c-: -
lO7 Jrnn,t,, ,I"rrn .i,. y.
] rprn,, and p.fb hon, I. -,
49, -. - = 2!-.l
WE ARE SHOWING AIARGF &c
.>urim,n. Of bcdrn,,,, ,~'.nt 40 -
y, II'.', ron ICES star:
| "' '.''.'' 90.
! I'-"A
~ ,.,.L n',,.!,. q. IN H;NL|
| r;..T F,.,,, ii,,.,i..'. , ,''.-
''''>' 10 '."t !.
.!-.'
: NEW SOl.ES AND HEEL ( WI
. ,'',', ''', ,,.,, CIV '".'H az "'"t!E
clIi r,,. ,.,,,r... .,,d L,'.,.o W. .,. =
Tm,.v'I,5 g., T""..;r ' ,.,'.'.,,' "t g..
NOW I''. H''c N'p"lF' phone -.
wA[TED C0IGprD Gun, -
iicr, r,,,.,, o'r,I. I,.,rI $3.50. 80. 49,.
All ,vY,,,r ~, iI,oi,I.ns Az
phmrc Ing5,i ~ I' -.
-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
DESCRIPTION RATES

EntereI n the post office in Hender-
son, n. c, a second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

FOR RENT: MODERN HOUSE ~
100 JCnlCttt Avenue. Has s.,
rooms and bath. heat. Il interested
cali 5il. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Go.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

WANTED-COLORED GIRL FOR
light house work. Call or see Mrs.
Bill Watson. G7l Highland Ave
Phone lU@j-l. Cost.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

WILL PAY TOP PRICES
for dressed pork and veal. a. & p.
Tea Co. 20-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

JUST ARRIVED SHIPMENT OF
living room suites and studio BEDS.
FULLY equipped with springs. These
are excellent ValUCS. see them
now. Hughes Furniture Co. l9-Gu
If YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. Its the best
vet the lowest priced paint H.
toxin. Tanner Roofing Co. 2O-tI
FOR RENT: NICE , ROOM FUN
niShcd apartment. Charles anC;
Clarke streets. room house suit
able as apartments. ORANGE street.
near hospital. 3 store buildings
Good locations for business. Phone
34l-W. Il. l.. MuStian. 2l-lt
DON'T WAIT-BUY YOUR GOV
eminent war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency,
Phone 300, 1iorncr building. 20-:t
TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. STEEL
and Other metals INTO ships. guns.
tanks and planes. We will buy Mi
you have and start ii on the way.
henderson junk Co. 2O-lI
BLACK HORSE MULE WEIGHING
about $50 pounds Straycd from
HON" October II. S. II. Hughes.
NICkSbOrO. three miles east OF
Henderson. Finder please call 1903
.!l-},i
1887 Chcv. MASTER TOWN SEDAN.
1887 Chcv. Master 81 Coach.
1899 Ford Deluxe Town Sedan.
1898 Ford Cuacn.
1890 Marquette Sedan.
1890 Model \ Pickup.
Near AyCOck school. Clyde Thornc.
Phone 65i-J or 3ill. 1851
FARM FOR SALE. 30 ACRES. 3
room house 81 10000. 20 acres
dandy tobacco land. pine timber
cut few years ago, near n. C-Em-
poria vicinity. S. l.. Manson. own
cr, 1900 Seminary Ave, Richmond.
Va. 2l-i5-J0
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, LARGE
shipment just arrived Guitars.
Violins. Banjocs. MandolihS. Uku-
lelcS. Harmonious. Flutes. Flies.
XylophoneS and novelty musical
items. Latest sheet music. Pianos.
Blank Recording records. Strings
and etc. Affords Printing q Office
Supply Co. l9-G
HAIR CUTS soc FOR CHILDREN
under ~ years old, except So:
fridays when the price * 35C. FO,
children over IL the price is Soc all
the time Daniels Barber Shop.
North Henderson. 2O-3ti
| QUALITY GOALS, CORRECT
weights, top service you get Their
all from Doug and Bob Falkner al
| II. o. FalknCr and Son, Coal ano
| Wood, Phone 260. 5-tl
WANTED: TO RENT A FARM ON
| shares with allotmcnts of 10 az
more acres tobacco and 10 or more.
| acres cotton. Write Farm Dcsir-
Cd" care Daily Dispatch. 2l-2t
WANTED: WILL PAY TOP PRICES
for dressed pork and veal. a. & =
Tea Co. 20-tl
RUBBER HEELS, RUBBER SOLkS
we have them. We anticipated
our needs for many months. We
call for and deliver. Phone 636
| GrisSom's Shoe Shop. TT
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM UNFUR.
nished apartment, suitable for on,
or two people. S. p. Patterson.
20-2t
MUTUAL LIFE ms
OF NE\
-Repre
B. FRANK HARR
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

LOST MEDIUM SIZED WHITE
short haired dog, part Eskimo
>pitI. Answers to name "i.ola'
Wearing collar. license numbc'
+l6O2. Reward To- finder. Tclrphoat
G1J-W. 2l-I.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

COOK WANTED. HEALTH CERT
llcalr required. Apply al Scott
Parker Sandtur!lm. Ia.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

QUALITY co AIS, CORRECT
weights, top service you get Their
all from Doug and Bob Falkner al
II. o. Falkncr and Son, Coal ano
Wood, Phone 26O. SIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

RUBBER HEELS, RUBBER SOLkS
we have them. We anticipated
our needs for many months. We
call for and deliver. Phone 635.
GriSSom's Shoe Shop. tn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

TO RENT A FARM ON
shares with allotmcnts of 10 81:
more acres tobacco and 10 or more
acres cotton. Write Farm Dcsr-
Cd" care Daily Dispatch. 2l-2t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

We ARE SHOWING y LARGE AZ.
N"rtm,m; Of bedroom suites. a..
styles I" select from. Prices Star.
IL >ii.Oo. Hughes Furniture Co.
1854
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

NEW SOLES AND HEELS WILL
make your old shoes do many
NOR" months OF service. We vii
call for yours and drllvc. then
Norwich shoe Repair. phone IL.
%.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

y GOOD STOCK OF - AyN-
inch well pipe. well cban q
well buckets al "Th" d." al,
Values. Alex =. Watkins, "" VI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

SHELL N-iO0 FOR THOSE -
want the Golden SLonM VIC
those who can't afford = m'etI. 10:
on. Sam II. A!Icn. Ill Shell i Sc-..
zoe Station. Se.t'
rb ;.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

LOOK At THESE GOOD GST6
cars: oil Chevrolet Cnacn o ,,...I
radi" and heater: 1897 Ford 'rr %'a
30 horse power. special a, <%S"nt'
1887 Ford Coach. GO ho.Srun"o.o.o
good buy nj S295 90: 1923 "a
coupe. clean rs a pin. priced w, i.
Sl3O.n0. Several good Mod, :!
FordS At $1,000 10 S15.On each
look will convince you these -: 4
real values. Candlcr-nalmcr IIo,os
Company
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

WOOD COOKSTONE FOR SALE
in good condition. S'I'uy Jour.
nig"u. EPSON. Il'udyr.uu nu,r
,l-.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

FOR SALE y DESlRApTr0~
dcncr III Warrcntun, X +. .hESi.
Gated: Bargain price. Appl ~tLl l.,
W. P"indcNicr. Wmlyntm 70
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21

FARM FOR SALE, 30 ACRES. 3
room house Sl.00000. 20 acres
dandy tobacco land. pine timber
cut few years ago, near n. C.-Em-
poria vicinity. S. l.. Manson. own
cr, 1900 Seminary Ave, Richmond.
Va. 2l-E5-J0
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-21
WANT ADS
Get Result,

FOR REDUCTION IL AI,To,.~
bile bodily injury rates toN0.
insurance is the only ccma Sue L
Win lower price trend nS,'ool
department. Citizens RaSnI ancs
Trust Company. I' 4
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HOUSES uNFURNlsnEp.
(Continued.)
GREENWICH FOREST

Bethesda section-5 bedrooms, Q baths. re-
conditioned, automatic heat: lot 1OO'x137t;
close to TRANSPORTATION: for one family;
Hne one oedroom ar snd bath on nrst f,oor On
viii remodel one 2nd-hoor room as kitchen
to make ideal 2-family house. For further
details call Mr.. NYCE DI. 6O92.
IN ROCK CREEK ESTATES.
just of 10th st-9-room stone house on
room with sun room adjacent. Center hail,
lavatory on 1st floor, plenty closet space
throughout: bedrooms, 2 baths on second
floor; 2 bedrooms, l bath and storage room
on third floor: recreation room, 3-car built
in garage. rear porch screened; maid s
room and bath. On lease at $3.50 per
MR. NYCE, DI 6O9C
Evening star., 1942-11-15
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Unusually charming det. Colonial brick
on lovely lot with trees; only 2 yrs. old;
and heated attic, 1st-n. den and Law, recr
rn; with bar: 2.car garage: etc: con-
and only "a. blk. from fast transp.; well
financed and priced very reas.
STERLING & FISHER CO.,
913 New York Ave. NV RE. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing q Storage Co., Taylor 1887
Evening star., 1942-11-15
PETWORTH.

Detached frame. slate roof, 4 bedrooms
me more nearly completed. iHs baths, central
hall. coal h.-w.h.; large lot, Scar gar; 2
blocks from Georgia ave-. price. $3.50. To
INSPECT call EARL, T. WRIGHT, WI 5344
Evening star., 1942-11-15
CONVENIENT LOCATION
1A1o nEI AI,IrI n pI M1x1

detached home rooms, tile bath, 4 bed
rooms, powder room on l st floor. finishe ed
attic; price includes furniture. Shown by
appointment (exclusive) only. EN-. 1890.
Sunday and weekdays to pm F. A.
TWEED CO., 55O4 Conn ave NV
Evening star., 1942-11-15
OPEN TODAY, 10 TO 6.
7211 TRESCOTT AVE.
TAKOMA PARK MD.

II you are looking for an attractive
brick bungalow. less than 3 years old, be
sure to see this unusual value al, e.. today
dinette. 2 large bedrooms, tiled bath, auto.
heat etc; lot 50x100. Convenient to
everything Excellent condition and
priced for only S6,95O on terms.
IF It's a Bargain It's
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., NE. 540O.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
9 ROOMS-2 BATHS.
UPPER 18th ST NV.

Mortgage CO. liouidating. orders i'm
mediate sale of this desirable home. de-
Responsible party can obtain unusual
terms. Call DIXIE REALTY CO., MA.
$3.50. Sunday, Mrs. Ramsdell, Georgia 1884.
S BEDROOMS, NEW, VACANT.
baths, attractive brick home, large
living room. nd dining room; % de % luxe kitchen; aaG
floors, fireplace; large corner lot. shrub
berry. Earage: For owners price and
terms call WI 22O3
Evening star., 1942-11-15
BUNGALOW

NEAR KENILWORTH AVE.
Five lovely rooms bath. new h,-w.h.
system. recreation room and bar. large
lot Truly = home of charm for only
$3.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
MA. $3.50. Realtor. sos North Capitol.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
Cleveland Park-So1 mn

Spacious home, suitable for enterta airins,
near the washington Cathedral. Living
room 27xl5 1t. with fireplace and French
doors opening onto private screened-in
porch center-hall wide winding stairway
aininE room well-appointed kitchen and
Eight bedrooms, three baths, maids
lined
Garage and beautifully Handicapped lot
immediate possession. Inspection by ap-
poin!ment. call Mrs. GaEss CO. 4549,
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Realtor DI 6Oao
Evening star., 1942-11-15

We. have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section OF the city and near suburbs, We
can md you q responsible tenant II you
will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER b CO., Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE, $500
Evening star., 1942-11-15
OPEN 11-6.

O1 CIN 11"U.
622 18th ST. NE.
Substantial row brick, large rooms,
bath, h.-w.h. (oil burnerl, full basement,
gear garage: convenient to everything
Price right for quick sale.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
S0S North Cap. st. Realtor. Ma. 673O.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
$500.

Near 18th & Spring Rd. NV.
This brick home has rooms, bath and
garage. The owner has installed an en-
tirely new bath and kitchen. Convenient
1t may be bought on terms and offers an
outstanding value as either an Investment
or home. Call ME. 1143. until 6 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. RealtOr.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
$7,450.

Just Oh River Rd. in nearby Md. Prac-
trio refrigerator, excellent condition. Owner
transferred. Immediate possession. BOSS
g. PHELPS, MA. $500. evenings and Sun
day, call Mr. PoSton. WO 1912
Evening star., 1942-11-15
ONE FARE DOWNTOWN

from this attractive brick-and- timber home
built but a, few years ago just over the
NV. D. c. line in Maryland. A home OF
Groom size, decorated in quiet pastels,
with up-to- -the-minute equipment and con-
veniences, and surrounded By. other prop
critics Of comparable value Newly on the
market-s12 95O-certainly a delishtful
place. Call OIL 17OS for appointment, or
r. P. RIPLEY. SHEPHERD 1899
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

100 BLOCK ST. NE
On Capitol Hill--Very desirable 3-bedroom
nome; excellent congressional location:
$4,000; terms. Inspection BY appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NEWLY ELECTED REPUBLICAN CON
gresham desires 3 or bedroom. detached
furnished home; good NV. or Va. suburb:
Evening star., 1942-11-15
VntoWn.
ROMYE LAMBORN

6Oos Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 4213. Glebe 311l.
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME.
LARGE. sS bright biht dining room room. modern kitchen.
porches. 2nd floor. 3 bedrooms, / bath,
full basement. OIL h.-w.h:, Lear garage.
Very nicely furnished. S135 month. For
lease to May 18th. 1e43.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
COOS Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 4213 Glebe 31l1.