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THE HUMAN COMEDY. By Will
liam Saroyan. Harcourt, Brace
and Company. New York. 1913,
Owen FARRELL CLARK


liam SarOyan. Harcourt, Brace
and Company. New York. I943.
Saroyan now ventures into the
field of the novel after much sue
cessful work with short stories and
plays. For me, at least, he still
remains a short story writer. Each
chapter of THE HUMAN COMEDY
strikes me as a kind of impression
iStic essay. This, of course. does
not mean that I did not like the
novel because, on the contrary,
found it to be one of the best things
he has done.
Saroyan has the same magic touch
which characterized the philosophy
of the great Oliver Goldsmith, and
to come down to the present day,
Robert Nathan. This personal phil
osophy is one in which the essential
good qualities of life are stressed.
Mix humor with pathos and add a
good touch of friendlineSS, and you
have an unbeatable combination.
Who could fail to like lively
Homer, the Mickey Rooney of Itha-
ca, California, or his little brother
the whimsical Ulysses? The whole
Macauley family might be the fami-
ly next door, and a good family to
know, too In short, here is light
novel which is particularly good in
wartime It is easy to read but it
will make you think and make you
dream. The characters, sketched
lightly as they are, remain with us.
In all probability you will soon be
inquiring about other work by Saro-
yam. This is as it should be because
he has genius
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
The Edwards Appointment

Sidney P. Osborn has made some mighty good
appointments since becoming governor three years
ago last January but better than that Of Fred
Edwards as member of the state industrial commits
sion.
The people of Santa Cruz County, where Ed
wards has lived for quite number of years, we'll
pleased with the Edwards appointment and we feel
sure the be said of other communities where
he has lived since moving into Arizona 43 years ago
when very young man.
Fred Edwards and family are fine folks-there's
none better anywhere Their removal from Nogales
to Phoenix will be regretted very much although
everybody will wish them much success in their new
home. Nogales' loss is Phoenix gain.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
Huge Recreation

(COnC1nueQ from rage One)
toned at this isolated post.
Buildings Designed
BY Negro Architect
; The buildings of the center were
designed by Paul Williams, out
standing Negro architect, who has
wen international recognition Mr.
Williams has recently completed q
$50 unit housing project for the
employees of the vast Basic Mag
nesium, Inc, Las Vegas. Nevada
At present he is engaged in the cor
struction of $3.O0O,0OO hotel at
Medellin. Columbia.
The recreational buildings at FRY
are complete from the gigantic
kitchen to 115 foot bar where beer
and soft drinks will be sold. Space
is provided for roller skating and
dancing.
The development of the recreation
center, a civilian financed enter
prise, is a part of Col Hardy's pro-
gram for improving the social con-
ditions at Fry, the forts nearest
civilian community, according to LII.
Michael H. F. Mahoney, Post Public
Relations Officer.
The social problems created by the
establishment of Fort Huachuca as
Negro training center have never
been solved, 1t. Mahoney said
Col. Hardy, who assumed COM
mand of Fort Huachuca April 1,
1912, took immediate steps to
move the undesirables out of
Fry. Judge William HASTE,
civilian aide to the Secretary of
War, assigned to the handling Of
Negro problems, was appraised
of the situation, and through
his efforts group Of prominent
Chicago Negroes agreed to pre-
vide the necessary funds.
1t Mahoney estimates that up
wards of 100000 has been invested
in the project at Fry.
Col. Hardy pronounced the pro-
ject an intelligent solution to a
major military problem at his post.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
effective on April /, 1943.

effective on April l, 1943.
This plan is designed to combat
the 'Black-Market" handling Of
meats and it is urged that all pos
sible publicity be given to the mat
ter. Our national food situation,
which is so closely allied with the
war effort, is tied to this program.
Your cooperation in giving this
some publicity will be appreciated.
Very truly yours,
JAMES B. PENDLETON
Chairman
Santa Cruz County USDA
War Board
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
WIFE OF BRIGADIER
GENERAL VISITOR HERE

Mrs. Martha Phillips Rocks, wife
of Brigadier General Lowell G.
Rocks, was here Tuesday from Tue
son visiting her father, w. j. Phil
lips of the Mission Drug Store.
General Rocks is now in Africa.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
SEEN ad HEARD
-oAA -
THE MAIN DRAG

Stray horses eating up all OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis EScalada's
carnations . didn't leave the
Escaladas a single flower of their
planting and they had
watered and watered and water
ed and gone to much effort to
have few carnations hardly
a night goes by but what horses
and burrOs roaming on Marsh,
Heights stroll into well kept
yards and destroy in few min
utes flowers it had taken
months to grow why is it
that stray animals are allowed
to run loose? WHY CAN'T
THE POLICE MAKE THE
OWNERS OF THOSE AMI
MAILS KEEP THEM PENNED
UP OR GET RID OF EN-?
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
Conway Back
At Statehouse

Attorney General Joe Conway re-
turned to his office in the state
house at Phoenix Monday following
an absence of several weeks during
which time he underwent a major
operation for kidney ailment.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
U.S.D.A. Defense Board

Nogales, Arizona
March %, 1943.
Mr.. Craig Pottinger,
Nogales, Arizona.
Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
Attention is called to the provi-
sions of Food Distribution Orders
Nogales international., 1943-04-02

Prof. Owen Farrell Clark agreeing
with Author William Saroyan that
Saroyan is a genius.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02

George Pony of Burnand & Com
pany pouring hot coffee on ice
cream at Clagett's.
Nogales international., 1943-04-02

Russ Meeker loosening up anA
buying a fake ice cream cone.
Able Mitchell eating eggs on eu-
chiladas at Methodist church Tues
day evening and Charley Tovrea
warning he may do same thing aS
next enchilada supper Tuesday,
April 18th.
Little Miss Leslie Ann Venable.
one month old daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Charles Venable barbara
Macdonald), enjoying her first au-
tomobile ride.
Government men out Amado way
still talking about a couple of those
fellows having narrow escape when
bonbardierS from Tucson airfieId
mistook red light for one of their
targets.
Mari-Ann Linhart skipping rope.
Rudy Fleischer back at his old
trade as an interpreter says,
for reference ask well known to-
mato man
George Pony of Burnand & Com
pany pouring hot coffee on ice
cream at Clagett's.
Prof. Owen Farrell Clark agreeing
with Author William Saroyan that
SqrOvaT1 jc O Co1,iYYc
Nogales international., 1943-04-02

Russ Meeker loosening up anA
buying a fake ice cream cone.
Evening star., 1943-01-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S12Q5n-

-. Located IN Chevy Chase. D. c. lust of
Nebraska ave. and Military I'd. This g.
Fear-old detached brick home has four
bedrooms Qncludine bedroom on 3rd noorl
and 2 baths. A lovely wooded lot in a
most convenient section. So 500 cash re-
euired. Call ME. 1143 until pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN RFAITOR
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TRAIIERS FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED, Immediately. luggage trail
Call FIR. 6463.
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BUNGALOW-S7.95O.
BRIGHTWOOD SACRIFICE.

block from bus. 3 years old e rms,
path, library rm., fireplace; large lot gas
neat: Bethesda area. Call OIL 6S61
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LOTS FOR SALE.

44th ST. NE. NEAR BENNING RD.-EX-
cellent colored location; have plans and
priority for 81 unit apt: price reas; will
consider exchange for small investment
property. Mr.. Davis, E. M AIKEN, INC,
500 81. Nv. MA. 1855 or ewes, MI 6S5 z.
SMART BUYERS WILL SELECT A FU-
ture homesite before prices advance and
as a pad against imitation. Several sites
with frontages OF 20 It. or more in re-
stricted fashionable Westmoreland Hills.
High eieV.. conv. TO schools. stores and
transp.; water and sewer available Now
is the time to buy at the right price
LEROY GADDIS, MA. 1877 or WO. 1891
ewes and Sun.
PRICE TO SELL TO COLORED. OUT-OF-
town owner. About 30 lots, located north
OF Benning rd. between 44th and 47th
e. Convenient TO schools and transporta-
$40 down and SIS per mo-
MIR O'CONNOR DI rES2
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE m NEW SHOPPING CENTER,
Silver Spring Md
Piney Branch Rd. and Flower Ave.
NJ Large Housing and ADJ. Development.
Reasonable Rental Call Ordway 346O.
2062 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE,
Next to Peoples DRUG Store
Store 60x22, cellar and Gear garage:
an exceptional location with more than
Just average possibilities: $50 mo
B. F. SAUL CO.,
-e25 10th st. NV. Ma. 2IOO
1919 NEW YORK AVE NV
i, fpprox l,300 50, #, large show window.
private lavatories: heat included $500
1882 ST. NV
hlo SO. IT; heat included; reasonable
rent.
a2a @ ST NV
bOx24; heat included; reasonable rent.
P. J. WALSHE. INC,
1llb Eye St. NV. National 646s
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SOMETHING DIFFERENT

SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
See this home, located in the Silver
spring area, on large wooded lot The
house contains living room with fireplace,
dining room, kitchen, 1st-hoor bedroom
on 2nd floor. built-in garage, slate roof:
home in new-house condition only about
? years old This is an unusual home and
well worth your inspection. Price. $3.50.
GRAEAM- -HAII. WI 2oAn
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PARKER. WYATT and FERGUSON. Attys.
Southern Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United states Tor the District OF Co
No. i35.-Notice Is hereby given n ta that T. the
partnership hereinafter named, now being
all OF the general and special partners Of
the laws of the State of New York. and
desiring to continue to do business in the
ship has 81 ed IN the once Of the Cperk
Of the, District Court for the, District Of
Columbia e certificate Of limited partner
The. name OF the firm under which such
parsnSTShip p.sMv1 Is to be ~ condIsted is SMITH
the BUSINESS Intended to be Transacted m SSde IS Is
that Of underwriters, distributors and
custodians Of and brokers and dealers in
vestments of every kind and character, in
cluding grain and other commodities. The
ners @ Interested therein distinsuishing Which
are general and which are special partners
and their respective places of residence are
Butler, P. O.. Box iii, Red Bank, N. J:
Philemon Dickinson, Chestnut Hill, Phila-
enha Ta1 cG1nfyj sjaPd Pa Edyn dhn Fish Is
+. swan 4s5 = 5@nd ST. New YORK,
Charles s. Cheston. skippack Pike, White
sadqr Hotel. Park Ave. and b1st St. SS New
St. New York. N. Y. Edwin A. Fish,
L3enst 'Ear Vslisy' Long Isiand n. X Burnett
Walk tf' ID@l fdIk ave, new 1Ofk, N. I !,
Charles B. Harding, Rumson, N. j; Edward
B: Smith ir,, ''Sweetwaters," Providence
rd.. Edgemont, Pa. Irving D. Fish. Fox
Bun Lane greenwich. Conn, Fred E.
v. Edwin Williams, 300, Charlotte Rd..
Plainfleld, N. J; Edward c. Sayers, wash
ington Lane, Meadowbrook, Pa; Ralph B
johnson, 80 E. 10th ST, New York. N. Y
VIM. Barclay Harding. Holmdel. N. j.;
Ogden Phipps. Roslyn, Long Island. N. Y;
Karl Weisheit, 22l Boulevard, Mountain
Lakes n - PHILLIP, W. Brown; Haddon
capital which each special partner shall
have contributed to the partnership Is as
follows: Henry E Butler. S25o,000: Phile-
mon Dickinson, 100000; Edwin A. Fish,
$500, 900; John w. Castles, $500 600. The
period at which the partnership Is to
commence and the period at which it is
to terminate is as follows; The partner :
December 81. 1887, shall continue from
and after the close of business on Deem
and including December 81, 1a43 subject
to earlier termination upon certain con-
tingencies set forth in said certificate
Filing the certificate as aforesaid and this
publication are occasioned by the retire
ment Of Harcourt Amory as general
partner at he close of business on De-
jaTs,s'il,i3,15.is.eoaa25.s7zt
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE, APPROXIMATELY 4, ,0OO 10
5000 SO. IT, suitable for the storage OF
trucks and equipment and for the use as
located and at a reasonable rental Must
have small heating plant and toilet facili-
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

MODERN FARMETTE, BRICK BUNGALOW
u acres, , stall stables. spring. coal
heat: l. miles d. c. line, bus service:
price, $4,000: reasonable terms OWNER.
Lincoln 3S4O
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

Sl0,SDU.
Brick center-hsll Colonial. only s yrs.
old; slate roof copper cutters and down
spouts, insualted, weather stripped, pan
2 baths: paneled recreation room with tiled
floor, bUtlt-ln cabinets and bookcases, fire.
place for gas burner, screened liv. porch,
with second-noor open deck, very efficient
oil furnace, conversion type, CRATES avail
able. CALL WOODLEY 2300 for appoint
nent 10 inspect.
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BEDRMS.. 2 BATHS.

Convenient Chevy Chase locs alton newly
redecorated. sun porch or library. and
splendid closet space. Call Wisconsin 7735
after & pm.
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MONEY WANTED.

S25, 600 FIRST MORTGAGE Sc PAYABLE
monthly. well-secured on 30-room semi
fireproof hotel and 4 stores Property
worth $4,000. Opposite new Walter
Reed Hospital, near Silver Spring, Nd.
OWNER. Box 4s9-T. Star.
S5. 300, ON NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
Cheverly, Nd: will pay 4h%a and title
expense. WA. 6OS5
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SHEPHERD PARK. ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
Attractive 2-story brick home, 4 bed
Alaska ave. Conven. to both streetcars
and bus. Ewes phone co s166, Nh owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T2e 18th st. Realtor. Ma Or53.
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MICHIGAN PARK,

This semi detached Colonial brick home
Is conveniently located in upper Petvorth
Contains s rooms. side hall bult-in ga
rage; lovely lot, fireplace in living room
An ideal home. moderately priced To
see, cali RFTTZFIJ, DT 3IO1
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o hCNEo.
Modern S-rm. house, located on Route
No 240; bus passes door; ideal for poul-
try, truck farming etc; only $3.50. Gail
Mr.: RUBY Downs. DIXIE REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1943-01-20
SAMUEL B. BLOCK. 710 18th NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
iumbia.-In Re Application OF JULIAN
MARGODIUS for Change of Name.-Civil
Action No. 1S2S1.-Julian Margolius, hav-
ing filed complaint for judgment chang
ing his name to Julian Savage and having
applied to the Court for an order OF pub
lication of the notice required by law in
day OF January, 1943. Ordered that all
persons concerned show cause, If any there
1913, why the prayers of said complaint
should not be granted: Provided That a
copy of this order be published once a
week for three consecutive weeks before
said day in the Evening Star and The
Washington Law Reporter. 80 JAMES NJ.
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY
HILDA MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk
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FRANCES C. STETsoN, Attorney, sos Z
St. NV, Washington. D. C.

DIssTRIcr Co., COURT OF. THE UNITED
CHARLES E. MORROW ct al, Plaintiffs,
yss;; The Unknogq Heirs. DsyiseeS and
1efendsnts;-Ciyil Action No; 1So3s.--
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.-The object
o.. this suit is to establish of record the
title of the plaintiffs to Lots numbered
Fifty-two 1922 and Ffty-three (53) in
Square. numbered Five Hundred, Forty
six t546). as more fully described In the
third paragraph OF the complaint. On
motion OF the plaintiffs attorney, 1t is
this 18th day Of january, l943, ordered
that the defendants, the unknown heirs.
devisees and alienees of William B. Mat
ehett cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day
occurring after the expiration Of forty
days, from the day of first publication of
this order. Otherwise this cause viii be
proceeded with as in case OF default pro-
vided copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Evening Star, newspaper and the
said rule day, t good cause having been cen
shown why longer publication is unneces-
Seal 4 true copy. Test: CHARLES 3.
STEWART, Clerk. BY ELEANOR e. JOBE,
Deputy Clerk. ja20,27,fe3
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AUTOMOBILE STORAGE.

INSIDE DEAD STORAGE; av. car. S5 mo-;
20 miles Key Bridge, good hard road close
IeeSourg pike; also outside storage, MA. 1908
during day: Herndon 54-J-4, eve. and Sat.
25'
Evening star., 1943-01-20

1893 14th st. NV Dupont 44b5.
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Immedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1943-01-20

NEED $40 TO $500 BY TOMORROW?
Can Mr. Waller at Glebe III (RosSlyn) or
Slheie signature loans by phone EMPLOYEES
small Loan Corp, 1909 Rhode Island ave,
Mount Rainier = "
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ADAM a. wEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION FOR STOR AGE CHARGES

BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE cHARGEs.
Notice is hereby given that on FRIDAY,
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
!943, COMMENCING AT NINE O'CLOCK
AN. and continuing each TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY thereafter until all is sold: we
viii sell at public auction at weschler S.
sl5 e st; NV. to enforce our lien for
with US in the names of Eva Asheton
Mary Baker. C. A. Barker, Miss Anna
ETankIin Ers 81 ~ ". r Brown; @ B. csIper'
Mr.; Robert E. Clawson, Mrs. W. j. Con-
nelly, Joan Connington, Mr.. W. C. Cox,
Andrew M. Curry, E. J. Dougherty, Mrs
N: H Green andlor Miss r: J. Humphreys.
Mrs. E; G. Haug, H. l. Hinchliffe, Mrs.
Richsrd L. Hubbell, Mr.: Leo Hunter Allen
+. Jones. Belle West Keener estate Mr.
I. LsForge, Mr.. W. c.. Lankford, August
2. Liebmsnn,, Rudolph Messmer Mrs
games Ober, Mrs Edward F. O'Donnell
MISS M. M. Parsons, Mr.. J. A. Perkins, L.
Scott Perry, Mrs. J. p. Ritter, Mrs Everett
Runge, Miss T. Scanlon. Mrs. Emma r.
Simpson, Mrs. s; Smith, Mr.. w r. Smith
Mrs: Cecilia Sparrow, Mr.. Charles j.
Tobin, Marie Wiggenton, 8. b Woodbridge.
Mr.. w. d, Marlborough. Parties in Interest
please take notice
MER CHANTS TRANSFER
ia 1870. & STORAGE COMPANY
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FARMS FOR SALE.

WE MAKE LIFE EASY
For you harassed property seekers, with
our unique catalogue listing and describing
farms. homes, camps for sale in Virginia,
MARYLAND. Just send ST. to PREVIEWS,
INC, 342 Madison ave, N. Y. c.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, 122 ACRES, as
acres tillable, in high state OF cultivation;
a b-rm. mouse two large barns Il practi-
cally new. large chicken house courthouse
other necessary outbuildings. all in good
repair; well fenced all over, cleo, small
stream running through farm: exception
ally beautiful view; located on hard road
~ miles from District in Virginia ] mi.
from rom Leesbure pike; price. Sl2, 800. Rea son
Ior selling want TO buy 30o-acre farm.
Phone Alex 1880 after $40 pm
CLINTON. MD
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EUGENIo NJ. FoNBUENA. Attorney.
Earle Building.

Vt.
Earle BUILDING.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia.--Anna Zarvas, s37 4th Street N E..
Plaintiff, VS.. Daniel E. Zsrvas, Radford,
Virginia Defendant.--Civil Action No.
1S0a4 The object Of this suit Is for an
Absolute Divorce on the ground Of Deser-
llth day OF January, 1943. ordered that
the defendant. Daniel e. zarvas, cause his
Before the fortieth day, exclusive of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. Provided,
a copy of this order be published once a
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter. and the Eve
ming Star before said day. 49, JAMES M.
PROCTOR, Justice. (Sea) Attest
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk. BY HILDh
MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE CORNER LOT. CON
tanning over $4,000 SO. it., in Govt. area,
JEROME S, MURRAY,
RE. 2460. 1881 G st. NV MI. 1929.
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$500,

Overlooking the river in the practically
Pew SUBDIVISION of Lyndale in ne. Wash
semi-detached brick home, The owner has
included Venetian blinds, 6-cu.-ft. re-
frigerator and washing machine in the
above price. This property will be sold,
Call ME; a until 9 pm.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ATTRACT1vELY FURN. SPACE IN SUITE
with secretarial and P B. X telephone
service; conveniently located office build
ing. National 1929.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CAsH-sAVE CoMMIssION-CASH
will pay cash for houses, fats or apart
! ment houses, D. c. only Get my offer be-
, fore you sell. @. @, DUTY, l024 Vermont
ave. National 44S2.
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INVESTMENT RAPCATN

Slx-room row brick in excellent con-
oGltlon, Ind floor rented at $40 per month
IAN dellver first floor vacant or rented at
Sa450 month. Total monthly income,
sSt.oo. Price, $3.50 Inspection by
appointment only with Mr.. TABLER, wi
1lS2: with
49,. SHANNON g. LUCHs CO,
Duo II st. NV. National o355
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COMFORTABLE HOME,
Rooming and Boarding House,
CORNER, JUST OFF CONN. AVE.

AND NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
An exceptional opportunity to purcha Sc
situated and especially adapted for ply
slcian, fraternity or rooming house: 3
stories and basement. 16 rooms, 6 baths;
13 rooms can be used as bedrooms: heated
BY AUTOMATIC IRON FIREMAN STOKER;
? porches. 2-car built-in garage. Owner
leaving the city has just placed this prop
erty on the market at greatly reduced
price; $27. 800; immediate possession ar
Ianssd' shoyn by appointment. only.
exclusive agent). DI. $3.50. This evening,
Ball MIR BOOTHBY FM 324S
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$8,950-Corner-Vacant. So,
Rurlnitb

You will DO well to investigate this Offer
excellent environment and within 3 blocks
of Western High School. Two stories brick
construction, bright rooms. large
lenceS; garage Deep lot, well Handicapped
ana the, rear garden fenced in. Reasonable
Realtors Exclusive Agent, DI 6S3o
This evening call MR. BOOTHBY, EN-.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

COTTAGE CITY. MD.-BUNGALoW WITH
finished 2nd floor, h.-w.h., electricity, 4
bedrooms, > baths, separate garage now
rented or monthly basis Call Ma. 1905
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1DS.
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$40, $50.
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.

We consider 1t real privilege to offer
this center-hall residence less than ! year
old In highly restricted W: community.
II includes an exceptionally large master
bedroom, . other large bedrooms and >
baths on 2nd floor, large, finished Bird floor
room, spacious living room, dining room
with bay window and library with iayatory
on st hoor. Attractive recreation room,
maids room and bath, sir-conditioned
heat, built-ln garage. An offering such as
this should be seen at once, Please phone.
Major Yancey, co o346.
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I SHEPHERD ST NV, mr.. Tth-substan-
| tlel brick rms, bath. porches, deep lot
&c. Conveniently located near everything
! $3.50, terms.
| YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
! Leo M RernStein & Co ME- 5dnn
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE.
ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, AuctioneeI
r

ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON, Auctioneers,
9l5 e st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF RESTAURANT AND
bar equipment, stock in trade. class &C
alcohol beverage license, good will etc
By virtue Of a chattel Deed of Trust,
Ned ne November p, I94l. as Instrument
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will Sell
BY Public Auction at Joe Judge Restaurant,
o.552 Georgia ave. n. w, MONDAY, JANU-
AIRY TWENTY FIFTH. 1943, AT THREE
O'CLOCK M, bar counter, mirrored back
bar, beer dispenser. booths. refrigerator.
fans, gas. range, clocks. mirrors, National
Cash Register No. 39056s4. utensils, china,
glass. silverware, chairs tables, showcase,
beer storage unit. iron safe. linoleum,
toaster, electric mixer Ditto machine,
electric slicer, file cabinet, stock in trade,
etc. also good will, licenses and permits
perrslning to SAID business. Terms; Cash.
Commercial Bank, 9th and g sts. NV;
WALTER M. SHEA, 426 5th st. NV;
trustees. ja19,20.21,22
ADAM A, WESCHIER AZ son. Auctioneers
Evening star., 1943-01-20

CHEVROLET 1e4l de luxe town sedan
equipped with practically new tires, heater
and defrnster; low mileage; guaranteed me-
ehanically; S7s5, ChevN Chase Motor Co.
7T25 Wisconsin ave. vi. 1898.