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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
FINE RECORD

w. E. (BilD Stanley, Wilming-
ton life insurance man, has
been advised by one of his
companies that he has made
one of the nations outstanding
records. He ranks No. 2 in the
nation and No. l in North Car
DINA. In this notice he was ad-
vised that he was we'll exceed
ed a million" dollar volume
for this year.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
CLASS TO MEET

The w. H. S. class of the St.
Andrews Presbyterian church
will meet Wednesday night at
S:15 o'clock in the Sprunt
classroom,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
HOSPITAL PATIENT

V. r. Bertram is a patient
at James Walker Memorial
hospital. Although he is stead
lily convalescing, he is unable
to receive visitors.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
CITY BRIEFS
COURT OF HONOR

The monthly Boy Scout court
OF honor will be held Monday
night at 8 o'clock in the SUI
perior courtroom. Tommy
Marable will receive the Eagle
award. The public is invited to
attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31

The province of Katanga, in the
Belgian Congo, produces gold,
platinum, diamonds, radium, iron,
tin and copper.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
VFW MEETING

The regular meeting of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
be held Monday night at 8
O'Clock at the U. S. o. club,
Second & Orange streets. This
will be the last meeting before
Buddy Poppy Day" and Arm
istice Day and as the final ar
rangements will be made for
both of these important events
all members are urged to at
tend this meeting.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31
WEATHER
Continued From Page One)

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-(R)-Weather
bureau report of temperature and rain
fall for the "a hours ending p. m.
e. So: High Low Prec.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-31

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Grant an
nounce the birth of a son, Mi
cheal Allan Grant, on October
% at the Marion Sprunt an
mex.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27
w. T. BLACKWELL, 80,
DIES AT HIS HOME
Funeral Will BE Held From Hester
Baptist thurch il Tabli>
Creek Community

". +. Blackwell. q: -y".h-"id r,:,i-
dent al the rInn. Greet; community
uu Route =. tlI,rd. dlrI Tuesday
afternoon at Ia. ho:.r. lie WAS Il
!n.mmDrr 81 T.hh. Cr,y, c'ru!ch iuI
th' last thirty ,c.'f>. An:i vi u me
long Tanner at lie .r,.liDu.
Funeral ana burial VIII be al Hes
;"r'S BAPTIST chu.r!. Thursday after
noon al ? u'Clur..
Surviving ave nine children. Mrs.
firtctir. DIvkrr.uu Ma. Neal He
ter. III. Graham D..u,r'. Mrs. Willis
kIttrcll. Nh. A..!!.4IG BUmu!tt ana
y. &. Blackwell. all Of the TabhS
Gees community: Ms. Rov Thomas.
"t Burlington: Mrs. !. {. IiasN!nS.
81 Har..g hI.ln'. u.d hirs. Ca-$rlI
SD'Mc.t. "I Lou. hu... IL NJ. lied
-ui.v !...g- *.
IL .~i :a.a. ice. .u. Ma. hi:
..p'.. T.. g. Bi.,.,.,!i
!" .;g.l.-n H., LID, IN. there
"a, .j grandchildren and tan great
g.""c. .!f.uf ..a survive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27

THESE Investigators have also trained
workers III local offices of the l.. <.
Employment Scl\ ice oI the War Man
power Commission To- carry On the
checking and the follow-dp work.
These Investigators CHECK employee
records Tor all workers hired since
May ID. when the Program became
effective. For each individual hired
VINO W'r',vi II an cSScctial activity
III the preceding GO days. the en-
piuyrr L. required 10 have a State
n'Vnt -. Availability from the iulpncr
employee ~ the L. $. Employment:
Service. Il the new hire had npi bccN
in AN essential activity. uI Mas :.
new worker. lust entering the labor
market. The employer j. required =
secure from h,"' 4 signed "Ccrtiiicatc
OF Prior Employment" giving the re-
cord uf his work. on lack O! work.
for the preceding 60 days.
'nrLCiiC.i!y every employee" con-
tuctrd has shown u desire ~ follow
the req ,,rCwCntS Oi the StabIliIa-
ton Program IL hiring workers.
Sa:G d.. Drrru. We ti"d numbers who
are NOT comply nG, but thSN readily
&c; Their records in shape wh"G they
are given instructions as Il what
ihry -, required 10 do.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27
c.! .!w@li Demands Fair
Treatment for Farmers

comparable 10 mat drawn by the in
GySi!.uI worker. Ii increased produce
'!on !, expected some. provision must
SC H.G, l0V G.yInG the farmer more
fertilizer. better seeds and enough
farm implement, and machinery TO
cultivate and harvest The crops.
Som" ""ttC: assurance of fair prices
...' produce G.U.t bC offered. but sub
sides doe, not afford Inc answer.
NDt only does the farmer have a
!g.' ~ yNp"CF parity of income with
comparable workers in other lines.
h" mas also basic right II parity Of
services II health. education. rccrea-
i!rn. to
Home ownership must be en-
couraGcd umong rural people and
the family lied farm must not be
sacrificed TO The big corporate en-
tcrprrs"s. Provisions in existing re-
VCnIc laws that impose unfair bur-
dCns oil farmers must be repealed
and the farmer must be accorded
legislative equality with his town
ncighbur.
Caldwell told his fellow Changers
something of what has been accom-
plishcd and planned in connection
with Labor mobilization and other
wartime Cudcuvors. and said cCntnu-
Cd action along This line is neces-
airy.
He advocated continued and ex-
o1ndad research for new products
and new uses for old ones. and
pointed 10 Grange support Of legis-
lation providing facilities for such
studies
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27

BraStown. bringing a team which
averages 80 ppUn Dis. lost 10 RoN-
boro by score @! Go. RaXboro. in
turn. was taken by Oxford 30. which
theoretically makes Henderson the
better team IN the Braetown meeting.
The Henderson lads stand now as
having lost only one game ANA tied
orc. with two wins - their credit.
The B"lldnGS presented Il sturdy line
" resistance last Friday night wnrn
they held Oxford t. Il Scorcless tie.
The Henderson boys arc expected
20 make III equally fine Shnwin.
against The B!Iatown team.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27
Bulldogs Face Bragtown
In Game Here On Friday

Henderson high school football
eleven vii. NEE, me Bragipwu team
from near Du.nanl on the Henderson
field Friday afternoon Il, $50 O'Clock
IL MAS announced today Il; the school.
Rain has hampc.cd practices for
the Bulldogs This week. out the rain
the Bulldogs this week. out the rain
Viii put Hendc"sou'S practices for
Will put He derSoN'S l!c,d IN better
shape than ii has been !or any game
this season. The team mas been work.
ing oul III the gymnasium and Coach
Wh!t,enton has given Inc boys several
new PLAYS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27

Boy Scr.'~ 60! Henderson Will col
lccI Waste paper over the city. he
pInuiug at O'clock Saturday morn
my and cooperation al The entire
yy.is .-kvd in the effort.
All lunltr were asked IL have ON
front pa.rur. ~ other com ruicui
place. ..n'I iaadIrs ul waste papUl
~ may uv contributed. Scouts Will
mo- dIstu.D g,sIdtut> but viii merely
taxi, TN n.,rGlv and trIIch it away.
Il T. I,.9ci!. Scout official. ASKED
today ''.t the rrHmul!lE generally
give lie p... Has, Utma.i cooperation
III the v.lu.. t. vet it, tine salvage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-10-27

i"r The prisoners. and instructors arc.
readily recruited from among lhv
better educated OF the prisoners.
uIny @! whom have had experience
a. instructors IN schools "a colleges.
War Prisoners Aid j. financed bv
sharing III the United Var Fund
whIch Is being raised III all part, of
IN" United States. Supplies are dis
lrsbu'"d behind enemy lines by me-
ir.I branches OF he y NJ. {. \.
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Easy to Reach
Easy to Shop in Woodward & Lothrop
...a "Store Worthy Of the Nations Capitap' 70

%
especially
n heon o.
buIdnswhhi
Wide os dpy ample merchandise and facilitate
BeouHSo
pous-o delicious Ieheon-in doys shopping
Studio
Galleries
fo
blinds nuphoLe moke
The Woodward th quality practically old
fGo residential bword but definite
~buywod"
qui oI Woodward Lotup
mybeo you ufoonteW Woshnst stre
Evening star., 1943-02-03
Government Offices Near
Woodward 8 Lothrop
for Eosy Shopping

Agriculture
Commerce
Cepitol
lntsrnoi Revenue
Navy BsiIdins
Civil Service
Commission
Post Office
Stets, War. kevy
Buildine
Amsriesn Red Cross
vstsseas' evseeu
Government Printing
Office
pea-Amssieea Uaiea
Wsr ospestmsRt
Seeid Security osa6ial
Gsssssl Aeeessjno
oHiea -
Evening star., 1943-02-03

IRterior
Justice
White House
lobor
Munitions buildias
Ssnste Office suiIdins
Supreme Court
Archives Building
District euiIdins
bureou Of Printing and
Ensravins
Chembsr Of Commerce
House Office Buildins
Trsessy
keilrood Retirement
BuildinS
MsaiciPd Csatss
Evening star., 1943-03-07


Better STILL if you arrive just after Mother has
started his meal, and some household nitwit
lets you through the door. amble right into
the nursery This will distract him so COM
pletely that he won't finish, and may have a
touch of indigestion to boot.
One more hint - whenever you are out
walking and see a baby in his carriage just
about to cork off, be sure to ask his moth
er noisily whether he resembles his father
and how many teeth he has - as though
it made any difference to you. If your rau-
cous voice doesn't wake him up instantly,
tweak his tootsies. That ought to do the trick,
and make both your victims wish you long
and active life, seething with triplets.
On the other hand, if you can honestly an
swer NO to all the questions bristling below.
then none of the foregoing diatribe is meant
for you. Just skip it and come see Baby any
time you feel like it. You'd probably even offer
to keep him dry while Momma goes to the
movies.
Evening star., 1943-03-07


looks anemic and is she sure he's really getting
enough to eat?
s. Do you come. bringing friends and relatives.
and toss him from bosom to bosom, kissing
his hands en- route, so that he'll convoy fine
assortment of rare old family germs into his
mouth when he gnaws his fingers?
I. Do you tell the new mother of an under
sized infant about your Cousin Dodo's baby
who weighed twice as much and was born with
teeth and long curls. the nasty little vixen?
8. Do you tell an inexperienced mother who
has nurse what serious mistake she's max
inR not to take care of the child herself, and
that he will always suffer from sense OF inse-
curity because he didn't get his rightful share
of mother love?
Evening star., 1943-03-07

]. After learning that your classmate Cynthia
bathes the baby at $50, do you make point
of phoning her then so that she'll have to de-
cant him from the tub and drip to the phone,
or let it ring while curiosity gnaws at her vtals?
Z. Do you creep up behind little stranger in
his pram and squawk boo" kittenishly in his
ear then wonder why he's so high-strung and
fearful?
{. Do you grab Snooks out of his play pen
when he's contented, then dump him on the
floor and let Mother do the chasing?
4, Do you prolong your visits through Baby's
mealtime, and then oommiserate with Mother
over having problem eater?
s. Do you bludgeon Mothers ears with horror
tales about infant mortality. suggest that Baby
Evening star., 1943-03-07

explaining TO MotneI
that crawling is splendid
exercise.
Exercise for me-" she
may comment with an
acid smile, as she pur-
sues him under the radi-
ator and disentangles
him from an electric
cord just in time to keep
him from being klonked
on the head by the pot
terry lamp attached to
the other end.
Another tip-drop in
just as Mother is about
to feed the little wolf,
and sit around delaying
his dinner. This will
throw Baby into a roar
ing rage, so that he will
forget about eating and
concentrate on noise.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

to be the placid type,
and enjoy sitting around
for three hours while
Mother silently hates
you, and Snooks makes
his loathing excessively
vocal. It's a good idea to
stay until the warm sun
starts sinking rapidly in
the west, so that Baby
will miss his airing COM
pletely. This will take
the edge off his appetite
for supper, and Mother
will lose hers altogether.
OF course she can ease
you out by suggesting
that you help push the
pram so she can get her
marketing done. This
will doubtless start you
taking a slow departure
alone. If you say good
Evening star., 1943-03-07

l Cocker spaniel, noted for its gentle
ness. Also noted for gentleness is EN-
riched 5-Minute" Cream of Wheat. Cooks
to full digestibility-even for babies-in
only five minutes.
2"Yam". Means dance. You may not
yam, but in wartime most everybody
burns up more energy. The quick food
energy in Enriched 5-Minute" Cream of
Wheat helps you keep going longer, get
Evening star., 1943-03-07
CHICK ANSWERS MERE:

I Marionettes. If you were made of wood
like marionette, you wouldn't have any
nerves. Since you do, you need the vita
min B, in "Enriched 5-Minute" Cream
of Wheat Helps steady your nerves, also
gives you more energy.
5 Cereal. Despite other shortages, you
can still get all the Cream of Wheat you
want -"Enriched 5-Minute" and Reg
ular"-for less than cent a serving.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

q 4 DANT to know how to make the mother
wv of young baby long to caress you
w with an ak? One splendid way is to
drop in without telephoning first to see if an
audience will be convenient. You are almost
bound to catch Mother doing Baby's laundry
with one hurried eye on the clock This means
she is struggling to get through before he wakes
up from his nap and clamors for outdoor sun
shine and fresh air.
OF foourse you'll insist on having Baby walked
up for just one little peek. After you've had
the fun of watching him fume his way out of
ping and have quiet soda far from the scream
ing nursery. On the other hand, you're liable
Evening star., 1943-03-07

by several thousand times, and keep coming
back to chuck the believing baby under his
indignant chin, Father will hate you too for
his dinner will be haphazard one wheedled
from cans instead of the butcher.
Another first-rate way to give Mamma
goosefesh is to telephone and ask what time
will be convenient to come. and then arrive
As minutes before the hour she has set. With
this technique you may be sure you will catch
her making the formula. Just follow her into
the kitchen, and hover chattily over her busy
bottles and sterilzer. She will lose count of the
number of spoonfuls of malt sugar or syrup she
has stirred into the mixture, and will have to
throw it all out and start from scratch.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
:. crrs NY coAr--Axo p.
"'''' :
BY Margaret Eishbach, .fzoHhea

exclaim how heavy and strong and acrobatic
he is, and dump him forthwith on Momma.
She already knows how strong he is, but she
wishes he we're just a little stronger SO that he
could dash your brains out.
Or Drop Him
IF SHE is too fast for you and forestals your
monkey business by ordering you not to pluck
him from his pen, you can accomplish the same
results by sitting up close to him and shaking
rattle in his face. If he resents your intrusion
and starts screeching, you will construe this
as frantic appeal to be unpenned and Rugged.
Shortly after you have set him free, you will
tire of dandling him. and put him on the rug,
Evening star., 1943-03-07

He'll Love You
As FOR your etiquette toward Baby himself.
there are any number of ways to make him de-
test you. If, on your arrival. you find Baby
playing happily in his pen, don't let well
enough alone Snatch him out quickly, then
Evening star., 1943-05-16

MARIETTA PARK.
for two families: families % rooms, m9me i ffsnhsa Saths,
oil heat, summer and winter hookup for
hot water. 2 kitchens two .refrgerators,
2nd fr. now rented for S1OO per mo;
owner occupies first fr. Of 4 rooms: op-
porMnity to get an apt and income COM
JAMES, NC, DI. 9346.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

NEAR 18th ST.
9-rm. det. stucco. & bedrms., l bath.
rec. hall. 2 incl pches., gas heat. Det,
Lear gar. Toilet in bsnt. Price, $500,
Call Mrs. Ramsdell. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA. $3.50; ewes. and Sun, GE. 1854.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

2I5 T ST. NE. PRICE, S6,25O: 5 ROOMS,
bath. h.-w.h.. Gear garage. Phone WO.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

Govt. BARK, asSb 4sth st. n.w.NLot 75-ft.
front. detached, brick, gas heat. 3 bed
rooms. baths. good living room with
fireplace. library, lavatory, screened porch
servants room and bath. Immediate pos
eession. Open for inspection Sat and Sun,
z to 9. STORY g. CO., S04 18th st. NV.
NE. 4100.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.


5ah 5a Svs ST Ne aasF FscE Eaisss ss' psoRe ne05 M5
CHEVY CHASE. ?. c.AlTITRsAcTIyE Al
BLOCK BLOCK Conn az ave, walking distance Stores
and schools. fenced-tn yard, screened
Baee gend TssRna maRn aeR Sa
garage. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, downstairs
kvatory; $4,000; substa cash pay
Wsn msn' ,5@1 5eauiFed, No agents Phone Ord
33o0 BLOCK 18th ST. N.W.-lO R.. B:
immed: possession; $4,000 cash REQ. w. w.
D. C.-6-ROOM BRICK. , YEARS OLD.
semi-detached, perfect condition; owner,
occupied. Gas heat, screened porch. fenced
and shower. dry basement: 800; 5000
cash, take over our notes of S45 per mo.
Convenient new residential nelghborhood.
FIR. bo63 all day sun. after pm: Wkoays;
$500. CORNER MODERN BRICK NEAR
Eastern High School bedrooms, lst-f.
5sSspeeI ny today gall REALTY ASSOCIATES
634 QUEBEC ST; NV ROOMS, BATH,
rooms; price. $500 Wo. 7l25.
FRAME F5s 5Eis mo hooMS sS en7ay BATH
renovated inside. out. oWNER, Wo. 6sl2.
90 NW.-s. ROOMS, . FLOORS; .
new sl.2oo heating Unit; sur summer and iI,, Win,
and equipment; entire house new condi-
ton; will give possession; "a block Of car
line near schools and stores Of all KINDS; IDS
81. Hago 74Sa. fS si'VVV 'S'" o'e"' "NAN'
VAcANT-oPEN DAILY 81 PM; 1874
Northampton st. NV. Owner transf. Just
nm, breakfast, sunrm., den, kit, pantry;
large elec. refgr.: second IA rms,
CUNE, exclusively Wo. 294s. AT. 71a0.
OPEN, 219 UNDERWOOD NW.-DE-
1sfesd badsd s @ saa eaa and ssr s
Woodside. silver sprine. exceptional loca-
5o6 s92 sees1fm eash 5f1h IS' REAL REY CO co.
REsoNDITloNEpt GROOM ROO hoy HOUSE IN IN
ot %en o house
II rooms and baths garage sss % oil heat,
ence RobERT 81 oTnsF 81 SIvs eedaF iis ST.
Takoma Park, D. c. GE. Oss1.
BRICK BVNdALoW. NE; FIVE ROOMS, PMS
gas hWh Pullman IN. kt tiFS afSe bass BED
Sl Sb ao9 S4ss ssse or rfSdlrss 81 ss4e MN WoDwAND
HOE NORWOOD DRIVE. NEW HAMP-
shire Ave Highlands-A custom built brick,
semi i-bunsaloW; first fir.., living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen. two bed
rooms and bath with shower second fir,
two bedrooms bath with shower. hot-water
heat. copper radiator pipes, copper water
pipes. copper downspouts and cutters, slate
roof: lot 60xl05 IT.: priced to sell. Call
Mr OREM. GE. 4639 or D1. 3346.
NICELY PLANNED BRICK 2-STo. HOME
Of s rooms and bath; large yard; pleasant
outlook; good neishbors: very near bus. IN
Sill. Spg; property only ! yr old. You'll
like this home and the fine condition it's
in. r. P. RIPLEY. SH. 1883; Sun. and
even, SH. 2S71.
$4,000. NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL
in Bethesda, 8 rooms, includes very large
living room with fireplace, den or sunroom.
attic, oak floors, oil ht.; in new-house cond.
Level wooded lot about SOFIA it. Vac.
To i; spect today call REALTY ASSOCI-
ATES, INC. EX. 1922.
WESLEY HEIGHTS, OVERLOOKING
Govt: park. 1926 49th st. n.w.-Lot 72-ft.
'front.' detached. brick, gas heat. 3 bed
rooms. baths, good living room with
servants room and bath. Immediate pos
session. Open for inspection Sat, and Sun,
to 9; STORY & CO., s04 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
GAS HEAT.
Go QSn

N1'5,JOW
six rooms and two baths screened and
glassed inclosed rear porch; overlooking
beautiful inclosed wooded lot: this home
i, surrounded by lovely homes: only two
blocks to elementary, school and bus lines,
Owner has priced home for quick sale.
Gail EN-. 1890, Sunday and weekdays,
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Evening star., 1943-05-16
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

Sb,J0U.
Will buy this frame bungalow in Takoma
Park. Md. on a large lot. with g rooms
and bath. Nicely situated and this owner
is anxious to sell at once. Possession.
Call NE. l143 until pm,
Evening star., 1943-05-16
BARNABY WOODS.
UPPER. 18th ST

BRICK-1O ROOMS. 3 BATHS.
This charming. center hall-planned
home, near Decatur St is one Of the best
values In the. section. Has living room,
dining room kitchen on 1st floor: master
bedroom and bath and 3 additional bed
rooms and hall bath on. End floor; bed
rooms and bath on 3rd. Price. S16.5O0.
Eve. or Sun. phone Columbia S166. Mr..
Owen.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
72a 18th St Realtor MA O7S3
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Cleveland Park $4,000.

Detached masonry semi-bungaloW in
immaculate condition; unusually large liv-
ing room, frst-noor bedroom and bath
adjoining inclosed and heated sleeping
porch: Q large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor, automatic coal stoker --latest model,
pem bns boefs Tom sioSs ss
e. PHELPS. realtors, MA. $500: evenings
and Sunday call Mr. PnStnn. W0 1912
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Bethesda-$9.25O.

Bargain: very attractive broom brick
bungalow, large living room with fire.
place: stairway to spacious storage attic;
q block from bus and near new Naval
Hospital BOSS & PHELPS, realtors, Ma
$500: evenings and Sunday call Mr.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
NEARBY VA.-$1O,750.
North Glebe Rd.. Near Club

tractive bungalow-beautiful setting-ex-
cellent location. The grounds have q
frontage Of Ill feet and are particularly
stairway to storage attic (space for 8 addi-
tional rooms), spacious open porch. one in
esiosed sts,a porch. coal % or OIL heat lof .buInns
BOSS g. PHELPS. Realtors (Exclusively).
MA. $500. Ask for Mr. shackelford. Eve.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

INCOME PROPERTY-;,-APT. BRICK. OIL
heat; large lot: income, Sl6u Fer mo-:
other income properties call SH. 3444 or
81. ;1295
Evening star., 1943-05-16

SIO,500. NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL
in Bethesda, rooms, includes very large
living room with fireplace, den or sunroom.
attic, oak floors, oil hit. in new-house cond.
Level wooded lot about S0Xl40 1T. Vac.
To i, spect today call REALTY ASSOC1-
ATES INC. EX 1922.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

142S DECATUR ST. NV.
Lovely S-room 1l2-bath. tapestry row
brick, 81 it. wide: in excellent condition:
immediate possession. Price. S1O,950. Call
Mr.. BLACKSTONE. OIL. 6707, or RE. 1915.
LOVELY, DETACHED, sTUCCo CORNER
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH LOG-BURN-
ING FIREPLACE MUST BE SEEN TO
BE APPRECIATED. OWNER IS LEAV-
ING CITY AND MUST HAVE QUICK
ACTION PRICE, $4,000 CASH CALL
ORDWAv 1921 FOR APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1943-05-16
Cleveland Park-S15 750

Detached center entrance hall brick. 3
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor; large
spacious Storage W attic: deep lot and a
garage; close to Bureau of Standards. bus
and shops. BOSS e. PHELPS, realtors
MA. $500: evenings and Sunday call Mai
Evening star., 1943-05-16

62O6 41st AVE. UNIVERSITY PARK, MD
home and investment: $3.50 monthly in
come; 4-unit apartment house and small
cottage; corner property; 2/3 acre. Sub
stantIai down payment required. Sl5,S50.
Call owner for appointment. r. L..
SEWELI. Oliver 510O
Evening star., 1943-05-16

SMALL, UNFURN HOUSE WITH YARD
wanted by permanent residents; UP to
$40 ME 1895
Evening star., 1943-05-16

very fine new det brick home Q
rooms. 2l2 baths: 4 bedrooms ,-car. gar;
call ca IL Mr.. sharnoff. AID. 9979. w. WAPLE & &
JAMES, INC DI 3346
Evening star., 1943-05-16

NV. sECTIoN-ALL BRICK. GAS HEAT,
facing Rock Greek Park; S-room house, .
modern kitchen: S14 900: substantial down
payment REQUIRED. OWNER. CO. 1850
CHEVY CHASE-6-ROOM BRICK: LARGE
lot and attic; coal furnace Price, SlO,25O
Wisconsin S1@5. No agents.
Evening star., 1943-05-16

BARNABY WOODS.
One Of the better homes Center hal
Colonial On a lot 1OOxl4O, with trees,
unusually complete recreation room and
fireplace, paneled den and lavatory, all
electric kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, 2
baths, finished third floor, sleeping porch.
EDW. H.. JONES d CO.. INC. Woodley
Evening star., 1943-05-16
FOR DURATION

OR LONGER
Will pay months in advance for a g.
bedroom detached unfurn. house in good
NV. ocation Occupancy by July lst.
MR.. CALL MA. e423 or GE. O7OO. 16'