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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16
CHAPTER TWELVE

LISTEN, DR.. Randall" Brenda
said, 81 didn't come here for a lee
ture on romance and modern wom-
Ell. 7 came to have you prescribe a
tonic"
"ronics" the doctor exploded.
you don't need a tonic" He waved
her to silence as she started 10
speak. Careers for most women
are downright tragic. I'd admire
you a lot more, for instance, if !
saw you sitting beside n cradle in
stead of sitting behind 4 ncwspa-
per desk"
That's a matter of opinion" she
fiared.
Certainly. You came here for
my opinion, didn't you?"
mo. came for diagnosis"
Diagnoses and opinions are
more or less Synonymous, my dear
young lady"
And don't call me your dear
young lady" she said, getting more
and more annoyed. II am not your
dear young lady"
The doctor laughed. what n
shame you aren't! Or at least some
mans dear young lady-very dear
young l"dy. AS it is, you're Just a
cog in a business machine, run
down, tired out. And so, I repeat,
what you need is a generous dose
Of romance"
That's absurd"
anyway, you ought to interest
yourself in man for sentimental
reasons" the doctor went on. mot
just business associate who talks
stocks and bonds, or newspaper
cditorials-but a man who can
make you forget such things, make
you think of moonlight, magnolia
blooms. hooking birds singing now
Of Halle, and then"
Il thought advice such as that
usually came from lovclorn COL
umns," she said. AS n matter of
fact, I've given such advice myself
curing my newspaper work."
But never to yourself, take il. {"
mo"
We'll, you should have" the doc
tor said with emphasis. You
should have advised yourself to get
away from SO much writing about
The ways of the world. romantic
and otherwise, and live some ro-
nance. You should have advised
yourself TO so some place where
you'd meet a lot of attractive men.
where you would be wide open to
Cupids darts"
well! OF all the silly things,
Imagine reputable physician talk
ing about Cupid's darts attrac-
live men-romance-"
I'm sorry you feel that way
about it. Miss Leigh" the doctor
said finally, Struggling as lie did SO.
But you asked for It. That's my
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
ADAM NORTH. young bachelor x,bo
recently converted an old LinyiIir
buggy factory into u war plant he.
comes u ''fill-!n'' standby for tho
towns party givers. among them
being
SUSAN POTTER. whose husband Bill
has lately been breaking cvenin.:
dates to negotiate" 4 real estate
deal with
ALICIA CARTER, q willy. flirtations
widow. Adam. unknowingly. is loved
BY his secretary.
RUTH MoOREHOUSE, who al present
Is having difficulty dissuadinE the
affections OF
JACK YINTON. mechanic in the
plant. Adam. not being aware OF
Ruth's, feelings. is just becoming in
trigucd with
BRENDA LEIGH. who Is now enioy
Ing IN extended vacation i'm LinviIic.
which she left several years ago 10
launch n journalistic career in New
York City.
YESTERDAY: Brenda, feeling de-
pressed by Jack Vinton's cutting re-
marks about her tagging affair
with Adam. recalls a visit she made
last year to II doctor In New York
City. He stated that her career ambi-
tons were wearing her down and
prescribed a strong dose Of ro-
nance" as the best tonic.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16
DON'T LET IT DOWN YOU

WHEN YOUR side fails to
make a contract which it bid by
sound methods, don't let it down
you or make you timid the next
time a like situation is presented.
Average. players could learn a
very useful lesson If they could
sit In on some Of the worlds
greatest experts when they got set
on q constructiveIy bid contract.
They would find the stars treat
Ing 1t as "all in the game and
not having a fruitless post.mor-
fem about what might have been.
when they were agreed OH what
correct action was.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

8. Doing all he could TO protect
the spade entry to the dummy to
help score the diamonds, Mr..
Schenken put on the 7. and the J
won. Mr.. Frey returned the club
4. the 10 being taken by the K,
and the spade 6 to the @ was taxi
en- by the K Now the spade 0
knocked out the A from dummy.
In the lead at last. Mr.. Schen-
ken made a desperate try for
game by leading the heart ]. The
Q went on. the A scored, and now
the diamond Q was led, overtak.
en- by the K. Mr.. Frey. of course.
holding up the A. as South might
have had a doubleton. Now the
club j was covered by the @ and
A, the spade 8 scored and the
heart K. The heart 8 was then led
in the hope that the holder Of the
10 did not have a diamond. but
Mr.. Frey had the A and set the
contract with 1t. Then he had 10
return a club to the good 10 and
heart s. so that the set was only
one trick. Everybody concerned
had done the best possible with
his cards. except that finesse Of
the heart 8 would have made the
contract If 1t had been tried after
East held up the diamond A. But
nobody commented on 1t.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16

and countries" He pattcd her han,
anyway. it's good to have vo..
back home again. even If n is INC.
Ior a rest. And now that see wha;
a success you've become, l guess
was wrong"
What about?" Brenda asked
About YOU"
Me? How do you mean?"
ON, 1 don't know exactly. only
USED 10 think of you as q girl who'd
make a wonderful wife and mother
and decorate q cottage in Linvillc
saio Adam. Il thought you'd be :.
washout as n career woman. since
mad a rather juvenile belief thcf
career women were ma3culinc
hard-boiled. and hated romance nm;
sentiment" He smiled and gaze:
out across the lawn. "But you'rr
not at all like that--being q car-c.,
woman with beauty, a career won,-
an who Is still darncd easy on the
eyes" >''
How about the sentiment AMI
romance part?" said Brenda.
L wouldn't know" said Adam
suppose you are too busy To
Dother with such things, but icav
them Tor women like--like-weu
iike susan Potter and Hope Ran
dolph. But be that as 1t NAV. I do
congratulate you, Brenda. You
Knew what you wanted and YOU
went out after it. I'm always glad.
TO see the hometown gal make
good and become a big SUGGEST.
lhanks." Brenda said rather
shortly. but wonder if / am a
success"
What do you mean"
skip it," said Brenda. Then She
remembered what Jack had said
about the old Linvillc custom Of
asking ADAM" and what the doc
tor mad said about interesting her
self in man for sentimental req
sons. one who would make ber
.nink of moonlight. magnolia
blooms and knocking birds singing
now of Halle. And as she rcmem.
nered those things. she wondered
II a sentimental attachment could
help her dissipate that STRANGE
FEELING of emptiness and dissatis-
faction that possessed her now and
then. She leaned forward bit and
smiled at Adam. I'm going TO
move out to the old Leigh house to
stay for the rest of my vacation"
she said. How'd you like to como
out and tell me about the ideas Won
had for remodeling the place 81
Say, I'd love to do that" Adam
replied eagerly. Boy. I've got
some sketches that'l knock your
eye out"
Then why not come out Satur-
day for dinner" Brenda said. "Ill
De settled by them. I'm not mich
OF cook, but I'll see that you don't
leave the table hungry"
Thanks" said Adam. "That'u be
swell!' And then, "Oh. Lord. for
got. 1 already have 4 date for Sat-
urday. It's with Hope Randolph.
She's a stakeholder in the factory
and she's entertaining some impor-
tame mill people from Richmond 4"
Il Sec" said Brenda. you have
TO take her husbands place. as usu-
nj. Is that it?"
Yes. Ken forgot about the din
ncr and made n business appoint
mcnt out of town"
Very we'll" Brenda said, more
disappointed than she liked to adj
init. Its your problem, not mine.
If you want to go on being n tail
or's dummy a lot of husbands can
use, why"
I'm not dummy's tailor," said
Adam. II mean I'm not a dailor's
tummy-"
But you are getting all mixed
up" Brenda cut in. She got I'D.
Come on. let's 60, inside. There's
Susan Potter nov coming in the
gate" She hurried across tic lawn.
calling out, Hello, Susan,"
Adam followed. sic WY and un-
happily.
ITO Be Continuedl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-16

'Nine Men, a new Army motion.
picture produced in Britain, has no
stars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Son Is Born To The
Samuel II. Thomases

a ep6ii11 n,~as born Fri-
dae. july 90 Nr and Ms sam
n,i lIa4nee Th0na m jo'ephi'''
erose. a. INC r'yih Is ln
hapri ih Was h.'t h'fN
named f ht mfrrt llri
fthcr } Edoarl Mccall Of t'e
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
FOR T II E
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By f'tssEs ". BOYKiH

4, m,n YEA h.n- u.s.
'eArfs 80 c,f'alu
v"c si.ll r
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rrl destinations
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ti was thai Cen.
eiNHr nf thr Arms
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a ~ Whca kcl
true Cons ai
In 4a' r. WAS q Damn
0'' snu Arbor tho rs.
M ha. imuvnraicd a >peclal.
''Nr program whlch i
VIZ "iilcer> for post war
''".ep 80 several connirie,
'''' lbc globe. lncldded in The
are Negro soldiers and
mas been no Discrimination.
70 'na white soldiers from the
'"A"r> ei the nation sleep.
'n ''IN and study together. In
''n'r llall where the ratio rms
!" N'sroe> 10 fort, whites.
m, q sergeant Is in charge Of
stnir which occurred
.rtla' following flia,
''iAt riotuE was ihai
.1 man who had hetn
,3 pool with four white
"onilnned on page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
rIny IeilrIc.

Ms>or ti!Watl lrf..ios dl r't
mld 81 his popuiati'y o. fNt
mcm De mde ia.f Wuln'7mf in
lis rep ~ ON 'hc fitt in '...f'n
% Tho d''ar 'n rels.ting .a'i fifn
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both su,t pnhN 80 lt.i'
i.adicilng the Mayors a''ceNFns
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

ltesi,r 81 Ypte
Evening star., 1943-02-18

UNUSUAL OFFER.
W.T., S3W5TSHBoARp s ! TNI, ARP, OPERATORS avn
SEMn En Af SgIp1Na fat2r 8R 4SFF To Two o'?5 rx
TTA.RIAL 7 RI BoARD: SALARY, sss MONTH
SGsPAys sAyE cSRfARE "a !, T3 H2D II TINE Ne
JOB. OWNER, DU. 777s.
TYPIST-Have knowledge of
general office work. Good salary
to start. Feldman's Credit
Clothing Co, 1923 7th NV.
SALESLADIES (2D, excellen t
working conditions, good salary.
Apply 2l27 c st, NV, after am.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR.
Secretarial experience preferred.
for relief work days a week.
Apply Delano AptS.. 2745 29th st
NV. or call Mrs. WileS, Adams
2687.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced;
permanent position, good
salary. Apply Mr.. Gross, H.
AbramSon Co., 1882 7th st.
NV.
SALESWOMAN, thoroughly
experienced; better grade
ready-to-wear; pleasant sur
roundings; good salary. The
ESsle O'Donnell Co., 34O7
Conn. ave
Evening star., 1943-02-18
HELP WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPFR- -TYPIST-
UNUSUAL OFFER.

Excellent working conditions. permsnen,
soOo pay. Apply Box on6-Y. Star
Evening star., 1943-02-18
PUBLIC SCHOOL

Cafeteria, near Tenleytown has opening
for white sandwich girl. Phone OR 6OS4
between am. and , pm. on sChooldayS.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
CREDIT GIRL.
WAITRESS,

No experience needed typing necessary,
good salary to start. chance for advance
meLt. 1900 Rhode Island ave, Mt
Rainier Md
Evening star., 1943-02-18
HELP WOMEN.

GIRL, FOR FOUNTAIN,
S24 week Continental Pharmacy, 4o3
Nor h Capitol st
Evening star., 1943-02-18
CAFETERIA

Girls. colored or white, for the following:
Steam table bussne. kitchen work Also
! to help do buSSing and maids work.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
SALES AUDIT CLERKS,
TYPISTS

Excellent opportunities
open for experienced appli-
cants, permanent positions,
with good pay and hours,
Apply to VIM. Hahn & Co.,
7th and K sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
TYPIST-CLERICAL.

Some stenography helpful but not neces-
tary. Permanent position, od-esta bliShed
firm, hours to , pm, u day Sat. En-
cellent opportunity, generous pay State
experience, salary, schooling Box 221-Y,
Evening star., 1943-02-18
HELP WoMEk,


SILK PRESSERS; steady job;
highest pay experienced girls.
Central Cleaners, 1923 Car
roll st. NV.
TY PI S T YOUNG LADY
FOR GEN ERAL OFFICE
WORK, SALARY OPEN. ELI
RUBIN CO., 718 7th ST. NV.
GIRL, white, for clerical
work in laundry plant, no
experience necessary. The
Pioneer Laundry, 920 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
RECFPTIONIST
STENOGRAPHER
OPPORTUNITY

For bright beginner to work in pleasant
ONCE; ideal conditions, good salary, posi-
tior permanent must be a StcnoRra pher
Il YOU arc willing to improve yourself, this
is your chance See M. Waters,
SELINGER'S S.
jewelers. for IS Yrs, AZ SIS St NV.
Evening star., 1943-02-18
SEAMSTRESS

For alterations for a Georgetoun Spe-
Clslty shop.
ELIZABETH SHEPHERD,
S3O6 Reservoir Rd.. Between Q and r Sts
MI 314l
Evening star., 1943-10-24

ON 1HE POlOMAC,
waterfront, rs miles from WASHINGTON
Colonial house, rooms, all modern: 12
baths. Completely furnished, > tenant
houses; 20 head cattle, 3 barns, > horses;
az farm implements; chickens and ducks;
boats. Price, $4,000: $4,000 cash. Has
TO be seen, to be appreciated.
I-room house. electricity, basement, 1o7
acres, 40 acres in woods: @-car garage and
al other. outhuiIdings; borders on creek
end sn @ @empties into. Chesa peake Bay Price,
$4,000. 30 miles from Wash. Cen Sundav,
= E,lside O212: after 5 pm. weekdays. W
:. HARDtSTY, Upper Marlboro. Md MARI
boro Sc
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONTAGE, 500 FEET
y m,!eS from Washington; excellent loca-
tlon Io,i Ior eathing beach resort-acrea ge for
elopment-opportunity is Knocking
PRICED rieht-investieate appointment
WILLIAM G. NOVEL;, Shady Side. Md
ALL YEAR HOME.
3 acres. fine home, ami. 10 rooms. 2
baths. fine shrubbery; boathouse. f5ne har.
Dor. near Anna polls "
CHARLES E. RIORDAN,
1912 Park Road NV ~ 1000
Evening star., 1943-10-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

LOVELY and complete 5-acre estate easy
distance of Wash. and Baltic; $, rms. :,
tile baths, servants quarters stable. pas
turo. garden Rreckinridco & Hanna, Ell
lico.t City. Phone Ell CITY HtG.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

LARGE, 1900 location for sandwlc
state SIZE rcnt. Boy 1A-H Star.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
ARLINGTON-S19.75O.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 6.
4635 ROCK SPRING RD. N.
COUNTRY CLUB HILL.

Located in one Of Arlincton's most ex-
elusive communltes, adjoining tho Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, this lovely
English -farmhoUSe-t brick home Is SIT
uated on beautifully wooded site of y
acre with 100 feet frontage and faces on
the golf course, afording q beautiful view
Of the fairWays and clubhouse.
II contains large reception hall, spacious
living room with wOoG-bITnng fireplace
end French door opening onto screened
LIVING porch dining room overlooking rear
garden, fully equipped kitchen. large
library, master bedroom and bath on first
floor, while on thH second floor there are
master bedrooms and bath plus dressing
room and nursery full dry basement with
hot-water oil heat, Gameroom with fire.
place. maids room and bath and tWo-car
garage
May be insnected Sunday. > 10 &, other
wise by appointment. Owner movlnG: i'm
mediate possession: so drive on this week
end and see home that IS different with
an environment and restrictions to insure
a sound home investment through the
years,
To reach: Over Kcv Bridge. right on Lee
highway to first traffic light. or over Me
mortal Bridge. right on Lee blvd. TO first
traffic light and IN either case turn right
on Glebe RI TO 32nd st, lust bevond
clubhouse. turning sharp right on Rock
Sprng I'd. along golf course so. to
property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
ryr 1r1t o.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
REST HOME OR
AUNT APARTMENT

JUSi ACROSS DISTRICT LINE.
This UNIQUE place is located not far
from the District line III MarSAlu On
concrete street, with bus pass = door.
LARGE grounds, ample shade. abundance
OF flowers and shrubs. Built by Ie-
tIreQ Army Officer, contains many fea
tuFes not found IN ordinary homes.
SEeclal electric wiring, all copper pipe
plumbinc, best vsCuum-yapor hearing
system toiD. All best modern pIumBmE
Extra large LIVING room or sun parlor.
tdulpped Wi'h special ylia-ray giasS.
TWO bedrooms on first fOor. each with
an open fireplace and private bath. an
extra llvlng room with open fireplace
modern kitchen, large pantry Second
floor, two large bedrooms. batn ana
extra large living room which would bc
suitable for many beoS Can De ar
TaNEeQ into iOur-unf apartment with
private entrances With little cost. De
taChed earage, Property fronts on
two streets. Can be purChs ed Tor
much less than cost of construction
immediate possession. Shown by ap-
polntment only.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OK EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED AT oNCE-BLDG. OR sPAC
ior storage; mig mach. shop, etc
OHARE ESTATES. MA O5S5
Evening star., 1943-10-24
ON 2 ACRES,
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.

If you are seeking spacious home
with beautiful usable grounds then you
should see this charming house IN a setting
of large oak trees with over an acre Of
inviting lawn, located within few blocks
of lGc bus and shopping, within 20 min
OF downtown Washington. 1t has the
privacy Of a country home together with
ali the advantages of the city. Equally
as inviting as the spacious grounds is, the
interior arrangement, consisting of a
gracious center hall, larse LIVING room
l5X25) with an interesting Colonial fre-
place, screened living porch Nsxl9,
dining room with Colonial cupboards; an
immense kitchen U2xlO, with an abun-
dance of storage space On end floor
master bedroom with private bath, > other
large bedrooms and bath The 3rd floor
has been finished into a charming paneled
room. equipped with running water, usable
as either den or bedroom. Other fea-
lures include maid room and bath :-car
built-ln garage slate roof. copper down
spoutine. attractive lily pool pony stable
and large stone outdoor fireplace. Price,
S22,150.
George Mason Green Co.,
f4so WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA
CH. 1888. Ewes. Gil. 3s3s.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
$13,950.
CAI,NERT HILL MD

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
This modern home was built less
than tlve years ago by very proml-
nent builder. House is brick and frame.
situated op large BLOCK convenient to
ing room with real fireplace. Large
dining room. nice den, and modern
kitchen. Second floor, large master bed
room. and three other large bedrooms
with two complete baths. Large lloored
attic. Dry basement under entire
house containing large recrea ton
room with open fireplace, bath, laundry
ana furnace room. OIL hot-Tater heat.
and all the appointments for gracious
EVlus Thoroughly lnSula ed. screened
and weather. stripped Double brick
garage. Substantial ca sh payment. rea-
soma Die terms, immediate possession.
CdIl for appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
2olS Nj Vernon ave Temple o7Gn
OWNER TRANSFERRED,
ARLINGTON-S15.750
. OPEN SUNDAY-2 TO G.
311Q OIuNrV CTDEEr NJ
Jig QUINCY STREET. \

II the above feure j, within you- nrice
rsn2e and you're looking for a G-r0onl
.r,2-oajh home with charm and md yidu-
ooNNner-built. English-type. painted brick
his week end
., Located IN Bellevue Forest. one Of Ar
ihGton exclusive communities. this al
aIae,I'e nome Is situated atop a hill in
Gulet secluded spot with trees. vet only
! y SQUARES from Arnold 10c bus. or Is 10
:" mIhutes downtown IN, your car.
room with entire end finished in painted
wood panellng with an Abundance Of book
s9S4leS ana cabinet space on either SIDE
oI an unusually large log-burnInG FIRE
screened Living porch with beautiful out
look. cheerful dining room overlookins
rear garden, fully equipped kitchen, in
c!uc.ng range and refrigcrator and lava
tory or powder room on frst aoor. While
on the, second floor there is iareer mas
/ Ter bedroom with two closets and private
pain and two other bedrooms Of generous
sT-GondItioned oil heat, game room and
maid !aYato!y. attached garage with door
oPenlng INTO kitchen. Venetian blinds
Built Of prewar materials TO exac,ing
SpgoIhcatlons for present owner 81, years
dNo- II mas |es'heTmc green slate roof
Corper flashing and water pipes. rock wool
GonStructlon, features not found IN .pccu-
iatiFe-nIi!t homes. May inspected sun
GTaSys,- to 8, otherwise by appo,ntmcnt.
ou, and see nome that IS different VITA
an environment and restrictions to insure
11Chna = 2me ;nFas astmcnt.
~ 10 reach. Over Key Brldec. s.ght on
IaH!ne hrst reht turn I'D the river to hCy
bIlose ana out Ler highway about > m!lcS
10 70 IMi.itary road at bottom of ChcrrydaIe
~ ~ I4Gnl apout q squares to alSt st.,
10 properly
Evening star., 1943-10-24
$500.
FAIRFAX COUNTY,

Now being built. beautiful Cape Cod
ull basement, circulating heat, coal fur
mace, ami; on lot S0X!00; 10000 square
feet OF beautiful wooded land; adjoining lot
same size: available at reasonable price,
lst floor, large living room with fireplace
and clothes closet, dining room, kitchen
with ample cabinet space, electric stove:
I'd floor, two nice bedrooms with clothes
closets tiled bath and showers. linen
closet, large storage closet; hardwood floors
throushout. rock wool Insulation.
Twelve miles from WASHINGTON in Fair
fax County one block from Greyhound
ouSllnc; free school bus; low taxes.
Terms. $500 cash. balance like rent.
Owner on property from / a m. TO p m
Sunday. If not raining. Call MA. 9242
Monday.
10 reach---Drlve out Columbia pike to
Annandale, then : = miles beyond AMMAN
"a .e 10 WaEcflold EnrcSt SIrn
Evening star., 1943-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SNAIL BOOMING HCE'ST with or with
or, .uomC~~ close in. -1CG section must
bo ro7'0r0hfo Executive lf5' SUNDAY =
Evening star., 1943-10-24
New Home Near {

new Home, Near Census Bldg.
Lovely home, insulated and genuine air
conditioned; large lip. room. 2 bedrooms,
large closets, hardwood floors; mod kitch.,
elec, range, handsome sink metal cabinets:
tile bath. built-in tub, shower: steel case.
ment windows and screens; waterproofed
fun concrete basement. laundry tubs; stair
way to md floor, space for . extra rms,
automatic oil heat; ,elec. water heater; side
porch. city water, big corner lot immediate
possession; only s. 800; rec sonable terms.
Phone HANSEIe Falls Church 1hS1-J
Evening star., 1943-10-24
CORNER BRICK,

NJ RAINIER, MD
- SIX rooms and bath, new gas refE
Hot-Water heat tolD Laree corner
lot. CONVENIENT to everything 3uS
al door. Second floor rented al St" 50
per month Terms. $1,000 cash. In
mediate POSSESSION.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Sc, 800.
3l09 VARNUM ST. NE

MI. RAINIER, MD
Attractive tlve-room and bath bun
ga!ow with large hoored attic Newly
painted. Detached garage, large lot
Hot-Water heat tCoap Close to trans
porta tlon, Terms, Sl,3uU cash, bal
anCe less than rent
Evening star., 1943-10-24
St .25U.
CHFVERT,Y MD

SIX rooms ana bath SpanlSh-type
burgaloW. StucCo over tile Open fire
place IN living room Concrete frrnt
porch Hot-Water heat, coal, with blower
restricted neighborhood close 10 g0od
transportation. Possession within 30
GAYS Terms. $1,000 cash. Balance
less than rent.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
1882 ACRES

One of the finest BLUEGRASS stock farms
IN NlrgInla. this estate has a fine old
Colonial master house with center hall,
high ceilings , spacious rooms, fireplaces
and other authentic fes lures. and is mod
ernl2ed, with such improvements as stoker
heat. baths and electricity and phons
ing an interesting old brick house large
eraln and cattle barns, several OF which
and other necessary buildings The farm
Ls we'll fenced, including miles OF stone
fences. and there is water in every field,
The property is being sold to settle an
estate and the price is S1S0.OOO. Local ted
in the, beautiful Virginia Piedmont. so
miles from Washington; Shown by APP
Va, at the end OF Columbia pike Phons
Alexandria 5Sl2 Closed SUNDAYS
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$3.50.
COLMAR MANOR MD

SlN-room and bath frame bungaIow
tun basement hot-water heat tcoaD
close 10 schools ana transportation:
terms, $1,000 cash, balance S45
month.
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$3.50.
MOUNT RAINIER MD

Very conveniently located on main
streets, close to all stores. ChurCneS
schools ana theaterS Bus at door
First floor. three rooms and u bath
TWO screened porChcS. Second ar
fanEed as separate apartment of three
looms and bath. Hot-water heat tcoaD
Large lot, 6OXl5U. Immediate pos
session.
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NEARBY ARLINGTON.
Acres. Beautifully WOOde

z ACTeS, bCdUIlIUIIy WOOded.
large fireplace, full basement, laundry
trays, 1nc bus AT door. , blocks from
school and shops. L. MCGEE KING, CH.