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Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
Southern Lynch
Leaders jailed

JACKSON. Miss, Jan. 13. up
Five Mississippians faced early
trial in federal court today, charged
with having been parties to the
lynching of a Negro, thereby de-
priving the victim of his constitu-
tional rights.
The indictments were returned
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
Warren Wins
Assembly Test

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan. 10
tUPl-The first test of strength
in CALIFORNIA; 55th legislature in
dicsted today that Republican Gov.
Earl Warren may be able to count
or several votes from democrats in
the assembly.
The assembly. voting so to %,
supported Governor Warren YES
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
BANKERS SCHEDULE
MEETING WEDNESDAY,

Imperial county members of the
California Bankers association were
scheduled to meet at the Barbara
Worth hotel in El Centre WedceS-
day night TO discuss plans for the
installation of ration banking.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
GERMANS REFUSE TO
DISCUSS EXCHANGE

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3. up
The state department revealed to-
day that the German government
has refused to discuss an exchange
of American diplomats and nation
ais in France for French diplomats
and nationals in this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
Planes Open Up
Africa Offensive
In Great Sweeps

Continued from Page II
captured several inhabited points
during the night, killed 800 Ger
mans and destroyed seven guns and
five tanks.
The Red army had a night of un
broken advance cli -. North Cau-
casus front with cavalry, tanks and
infantry participating. Dispatches
said they were hammering at the
last German defense line in front
Of Salsk, important city 100 miles
southeast Of RoStoV.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
JUNISIAN BATTLES

There was a sudden flareup of
land activity in Tunisia where two
battles were in progress for vital
mountain passes. One was going on
at Karachoun where French units,
strongly supported by the Royal
Air Force. were attempting to eX-
tend substantial gains they already
had made. The other was in a
valley in South Central Tunisia
where the French had surrounded
an Italian force and was attempting
to eXterminate It.
Radio Berlin broadcast a report
that a force commanded by Lieut..
Gen. Mark Clark had appeared
southeast CT Tebourba, but there
was no confirmation from Allied
sources. The report presumably
originated because of the fact that
Clark recently was appointed COM
mander of the new Fifth army
AXIS BASES HIT
British planes from the Middle
East command continued their at
tackS on Axis supply lines to Tu-
nisia by raiding Crete. Sicily and
Lampedusa island, halfway be-
tween Malta and Tunisia. Light
tombers and fighter -bombers made
the attacks Tuesday it was said.
Tripoli and HONS were attacked
before dawn. it was said, and five
enemy planes were destroyed.
Continuing its almost nightly at
tack on German war industry, the
RAF raided the Ruhr for the sew
enth time in 10 nights. 1t was be-
lieVed that a small force of bombers,
using tWo-ton bombs, made the at
tack
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
DO YOUR EARS RING?

Maybe somebody's talking about you'll
They noticed your bad breath. Sour,
gsssy stomach often accompanies occa-
sional constipation. ADLERIKA blends
8 laxatives for quick bowel action and
3 caIminatives to relieve gas. Try
ADLERIKA today.
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
CASE DISMISSED

A charge OF contributing to the
delinquency of a minor was dismiss
ed i'll FL Centre justice court Tues
day against Haskell Smith of Ell
Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
Thousands Praise Simple
PILE RELIEF
This Quick, Easy Wsyl

Simple piles need not wrack and tortnre
you with maddeninR itch. burn and irrita-
ton. Stusrt's Pyramid Suppositories bring
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iinn means reel comfort reduces strain.
helps tighten relaxed membranes. gently
Iubricstep and softens. Protective and anti
chatting. 40 easy TO use It's wonderful To be
free Of pile torture again. Get genuine
Stustt's Pyramid Suppositories at your drug
sture without deleV -.60c and tl20 - On
-,skst,s a,ansY-hsck 2us,antee.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
OTHER BENEFITS

He has received other benefits.
He hadn't been soldier 10 days
when he had appendicitis. The
Army gave him an operation. and
when he had recovered sufficient
ly, a 12-day furlough He left last
night for Atlantic City N. j.. to re-
port for duty as a cooks assistant.
Draft Board 244 insisted that it
had been miSled. It said Christian
had not listed any dependents in
his queStionnaire
Several days ago Mrs Christian
called at the draft board office and
asked why she hedn't received any
dependency allotment checks. A
clerk looked up Christians ques-
tionnaire and asked, What de-
1~n,1IpDtc ."
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-13
DECEIVED ROA

What about our II Children?'
she replied, producing II birth Ger
tificates and a marriage license.
Draft Board 244 appealed to Col
Arthur V McDermott, director oil
selectiye service in New York City
who ruled that the government
would have to pay, lin spite of the
fact that Private Christian obvious
ly had deceived his local draft
board
Christian vehemently denied that
he had ever represented himself as
a man without dependents. His
eldest daughter. Anna, filled out his
QUESTIONABLE, he said, and he sign
ed Withou. looking to see what she
had written.
SURPRISED
He was surprised that the father
of II kids" would be drafted, and
said ne had told a clerk at the
draft board so. The clerk advised
him, he said, that since his wife
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

He lived in a small house that
was never heated. He built a
high stone wall around it, kept
his gold always near him, and
suspiciously eyed anyone who
came close. The old man ate
little, sometimes going for days
without any food because he was
too mean to buy it. His principal
appetite was satisfied by watch
ing his hoard of golden pieces
grow day by day. Most of Kor-
masch's money had been in
herited, but he managed to
double it during a lifetime of
grasping
He was despised by everyone,
although he was greatly feared,
too, because Of his tremendous
power. Queer stories sprang up
about him all over the country.
one was that Kormasch had
vowed that he would not eat an
honest-to-Eoodness meal until he
had accumulated more than $780,
100000 francs. When he had only
00.000.001 francs he would face
a table laden with rich foods,
possibly a sucking pig with an
apple in its mouth, a turkey.
sauces. gravies, spiced sausages.
and pastries all OF the things
he had deliberately deprived him
self Of for so many years in his
greedy love of gold
Finally when Kormasch added
up his fortune. he found that he
had SOoO0oOo1 francs the goal
OF a lifetime. lie was in a panic.
He had promised himself "A good
feast and made a vow that ne
would eat it. but now that full
fllmcnt was at hand he was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

slept on a basement floor for a.
years, was like that of old Mrs.
Cooke
How the ragucker got his
hands on such a huge fortune is
one thing the French probate
courts OF the period tried to
learn without success. Many
were the stories told TO explain
his great hoard. Some persons
even saId that he really was a
criminal who had lived as a poor
beEgar only to hide his real and
his more lucrative profession.
No relatives ever proved a
blood tie although many persons
with the family name Of Milan
came forward to press claims
for the money. An of the rag
picker's gold reverted eventually
TO the Republic Of France
The Magistrates Courts Of
New York bulge with the records
OF beggars who were discovered
10 be wealthy men and women
after being picked mp by the
police for soliciting aims or for
vagrancy. One Of this number
had savings bank accounts total
ing more than $4,000.
Popular opinion in Switzerland
certainly labeled as an old fool
the miscr of Bcrnc. certain
otto Kormasvh. who died in thS'
year 1872 at tho age Of SO.
leaving a fortune Of more than
100000 francs then. as now.
a tremendous sum 81 money
But Kormasth was the kind of
a miscr who is popularity sup
posed 20 lovingly fondle his gold.
counting each piece. one by one,
in the middle of the night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

suddenly loath to spend the
money for it. But the fear that
bad luck would follow the break
ing Of a solemn pledge and cause
some of his money TO vanish
overcame his avaricious nature
and he reluctantly called for
cooks and other servants TO
enter his house and prepare a
banquet.
Everything the chefs magma
ton could provide finally was
set before the wizened old man,
and sitting alone at the head of
his groaning table. Kormasch
dug into juicy roast and put a
bit of it into his mouth. The
first piece he managed to
swallow all right, But every
thing else stuck in his throat.
His stomach had been so shriv-
cled by scmi-starvation during
all his years Of boarding that it
rebelled at the strange and rich
food now being introduced to it.
Kormasch's main diet for years
had been oatmeal or thin soup
and pieces of stale bread.
In disgust he dismissed the
chefs and the servants, went to
bed and died Of Indigestion.
Love Of gold goes back to King
Midas. of Phrygia, who really
had the touch" According 10
Greek mythology the king cot
his power of changing whatever
he touched into gold as a gift
from DionySos He was. of course.
considerably embarrassed when
this ability included even food.
lie was slowly starving 10 death.
prayed for relief and got it from
bathing in the Pactclus River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31
TOUGH TRICKS F E&R GBNTLER SEX
AMERICAN Rangers and
- British Commands.
q y penetrating enom V

AMERICAN Rangers and
- British Commands.
q y penetrating enomy
lines and performing notable
feats in the war, are employ
ing all known forms OF physi-
cal combat, CLEANED from
books on various arts Of Of
Tense and defense and from the
traditions and examples estah-
Lshed in the most notorious
knock EN- down. drag 'cm-out
brawls OF the backwoods
And their deeds on foreign soil
have brought a renewed con-
seriousness of the value Of a
technique of defense for the
average individual particularly
women who, until recently, ira
diuonally let the sterner sex
perform all the mayhom--if any
for the family
Strangely enough. the ideal
technique Of self-dcfcnsc, par
ticularly for girls. comes from
the land If our dirtiest-fighting
enemy Japan Jujitsu isn't a
novelty in this country, where il
has been studied and applied for
many years But IL is getting a
lot Of attention right now from
American girls who, apparently,
have been inspired by the feats
Of the AImys individual juEger-
nauts in their raids and are de-
termined 10 prepare American
womanhood for any eventualities
at Jap or Nazi hands.
JujitsH long has been Il waltz
able weapon of our policemen,
detectives and prison guards 1t
is a form of physical culture
used in combination with a
working knowledge of anatomy
which sets up as targets the
weakest and most sensitive parts
Of the human body
It's an art by which the little
guy or the "frail girl" often
subdues a bruiser of formidable
might with unbelievable ease.
Briefly the user of Jujitsu gives
way before an attack until a
vulnerable nerve center is ex-
posed and then-blooey-the ad-
versary does a sudden nosedive
in a way to delight the heart of
a comic-strip artist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

AN s6-year-old woman, long
~ believed 10 be pcnniless
Y v by her neighbors, was
discovered dead the other day in
her poorly furnished house in
Cinta, Portugal The only heat
for the small structure was pro-
vidcd by a single cook stove.
Naturally everyone in the
vicinity Of the town thought that
Mrs Thelma Cooke, an English
expatuate, was a poor woman
who barely managed to live the
frugal and austere life 10 which
she had long been accustomed
But. after the discovery of her
body. she was revealed to be the
owner Of property estimated at
sos 600 600. This startling de
velopment came at a court hear
ing in Lisbon brought by two Of
the aged woman's nieces
Most folk would naturally say
that Mrs. Cookies desire to live
on the fringe Of poverty when
she possessed a fortune Of suf-
fcient size to enable her 10
spend all Of her days in luxury
was 20 say the least, peculiar.
But the old lady was not by any
means the first wealthy recluse
10 choose life the hard way.
Many people have called this
sort Of conduct mjserIy. History
records scores Of similar cases.
In many respects the case Of
the miscr Of Marscillcs. Jules
Man, who died in lg0S leaving
"a fortune estimated N 81 600 600
gold francs, although he had
been known only as a poor rag
picker who retrieved his food en-
tircly from garbage cans and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

whiriing like pin-wheel, about
to bite the dust and not sure
where he is going to light. Miss
King has grabbed his right hand,
lifted it and stepped underneath
his arm, placed her left foot on
his right knee and then given
him the old heave-ho.
The other high-speed pictures
plainly show some other ways in
which Miss King is making the
afternoon decidedly unpleasant
for her instructor. The one in
which Mr.. Leonard apparently is
doing a head-stand in mid-air
graphically illustrates what is in
store for the "mugger" who at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-31

The Photo
graphs at
the Left,
Both Taken
With a
High Speed
camera,
Illustrate
That the
Art of Self
Defense
las Prac-
ticed by
the Willy
Japanese)
Is Not n
Game for
Men Only.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

OLDSMOBILE l9fl 5-passe lger club coupe:
hydromauc drive. very low mileage. Just
like new throughout; tires like new; only
Evening star., 1943-02-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN FIREPROOF
GARAGE PROPERTY.
Containing about 10000 50. #. suitable
for any commercial business: in the heart
of the hotel and financial district; large
freight elevator.
14th and x. CAFRTTZ DT. a0SO.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
GUEST HOUSE,
NEAR DTIpONT CTPCT
Near Catholic University.

Pine old home on lot 40 by $50, getting
letter every day. Only ~,T,450
4OWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DT. 1877.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

A small cash payment will purchase this
haven, Alexandria, Va, priced at $500.
Containing rooms, bath, air-cond auto
neat, fun basement, front porch, large lot;
monthly payments like rent Phone Mr.
Iyey, with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN Adams
S6aS, from until 8 pm, mornings until
Evening star., 1943-02-26
FARMS FOR RENT.

STOCK FARM, 100 ACRES, Mr.. oLNEY.
Big house (not modern. New barns,
equipped Rent on shares. Refs. req
PIERSON, Sandy Spring, Md. Ashton 1921
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY
water. double garage, chicken houses, etc.
y acres Of land. suitable trucking: etc;
and Camp Springs Rent $50 month
BAKER REALTY CO., 1920 K st. NV,
Evening star., 1943-02-26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET stakes (2), 157-inch wheel
base; 2 Chevrolet dumps with Wood hy-
draulic hoists; / Dodge pickup, Al me-
chanical cond. excel. tires. Ben Hundley,
3446 14th st. NV
FORD late 1897 panel; new battery and
tires excellent condition: $500. Phone
Wisconsin 1910.
INTERNATIONL DUMP TRUCKS (2l, 194I !;
9 Ford dumps. 1941 l White dump. 1897.
They arc all 2-yard dump trucks in new
truck condition. Can be seen 2@04 Nichols
Evening star., 1943-02-26
OFFICES WANTED.

AIRCRAFT MFG. co. NEEDS
suitable, modern 2 or 3 room Of
flee for Washington representa-
tive; would consider sharing
suitable arrang N an t. MIR.
JOHNSON, Republic 8040. :"
Evening star., 1943-02-26
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. clean. firepfoof
storage. careful, experienced men reason
eble rates; prompt service. Malcolm scates,
shur s. NV IA, 319I or IA 3l9s
MOVING AND STORAGE. reas asonsble rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
pRyment on your moving Edelmsu's
Moving d Storage Co.. Taylor 2937. 26'
Evening star., 1943-02-26
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE FOR DENTIST OR CHIROPoDIsT
with established physician in NV. section
Phone RA. 4S4S.
BUILDING MATERIAL MANUFACTURER s
representative viii share -oriEht, tuiIy
equipped single office in Union Trust
Building with responsible party. BOX
352-A Star.
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FARMS WANTED.

acres or more. modern house. $3.50 miles
D. c.; rent or buy. BROWN, 2442 39th
pl NV
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OFFICER desires ! or . furnished rooms
with private bath, near Dupont circle area.
Write Mai. l. Llich, $50 18th st. NV.
NANTED-Jarge unf room, kit. facil..
NV sec ligh. and SpaciouSness absolutely
essential. Box @97-A. Star, or EX. o3o0,
Ext, l24. 90"
GENTLEMAN desires large comfortable.
veli-furnished room, NV. section; advise
particulars. BOX 62-A, Star,
ENGINEER. Govt employe, Jewish, wants
single room with double bed, COW. to
21st and Virginia ave. Box 369-A, Star
CULTURED YOUNG MAN. university grad-
uate. wishes TO live with Russian family,
learn TO "govorit po-rysski." Box BOA,
Evening star., 1943-02-26
LOTS WANTED.

81, 600 SQUARE FEET FOR APARTMENT
bldg, not over 25c per foot; or defense
housing lots. All utilities and streets
must be in. Private builder. WI. T790.
Evening star., 1943-02-26

Groom and bath brick large fenced
lot, offered for sale due to owners trans
fer; can be had either completely fur
nlShed at $3.50. or unfurn. at $3.50;
buy for persons qualified. Call MR., JOHN
SION - - -
Evening star., 1943-02-26

TRAII Frs, "a, new and used, from S295
to S2,575; concession diner trailer, 2l it.,
suit able for preparing sandwiches, etc, on
detthSe Jobs Richter Trailer Sales. Cherry
Hill Trailer Camp, BerTyn, Md. Ber-
Evening star., 1943-02-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

lear PENTAGON BLDG.-Double room,
phone, balanced meals. NO 1867.
A FINE CHRISTIAN HOME HAS A DOU-
ble room available, with meals. for wom-
en-. Express bus. Georgia 1880
LINCOLN PARK, 124 18th st. n.e-Large
front room, conv. transp., reasonable; also
other room. Lincoln 4I62.
l014 22nd ST NW.-Newly decorated,
comfortable rooms. Wholesome food,
served family style $40 per mo.
S04 21st ST. NW-Rooms and meals,
bldgs.: gentlemen.
1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-Lovely maple
furn. Delicious, well-balanced meals.
Conv. transp. Basement triple. S35. Up
for young ladies, $40. Single, S45
Evening star., 1943-02-26

A DEIMJGdTFuL MddTuL4 HOME IN ROLLING
High elevation, wooded lot, i5O-ft front.
eNeTsreens, fagstone walks. rock garden.
ny poo; l2xlS conerete, side porch over
and timber; 3 bedrooms, . baths bedroom
WIN toilet and lavatory on first floor suit
a35e t3T ,I1tI den, eleGtrlC kitGhen. SPACIOUS
2-car garage. Call Woodley 23O0 until
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA
$3.50. Exceptional terms. A-tra ctive
corner home Of six nice rooms, bath; au-
t9gmatie tor heat owner-cared tQ5 Two years
3t0O. ~
DETACHED CORNER
+ rooms, ; bedrooms, ia baths fire
place garage, well-kept lot: or}y a? years
Old 1871 st pl. sc. S9,750. Cali Mr..
Narod!ck, FIR 1913.
ao,, p AD,ELaBERT W. LEE,
GEORGETOWN
local Tor large family or entire top
sure studio or servant s quarters first
moor adequate for entertaining Available
tor immediate occupancy. Large garden,
EMMA MOORE SCOTT,
DE. 1918, 1910 3ist St. N W co 7O17.
REAL TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.
Congress Heights. D. c, less Than two
years oid; each apartment has two bed
rooms. Kitchen, living room. dnette and
bath. Excellent terms. BEITLELL, DI. 3I0O.
1874 MADISON ST. NV.
Opposite Fl. Slocum Park, this desirable
semi detached brick, consisting Of s rms,
ga baths, has complete living quarters on
fnc6rof sst o99r 9rox reeTeation ion rm in basement
sll 300, Call MI Benne.t ewes, 10, 2o76.
KELLEY & BRANNER, DI 774o
Evening star., 1943-02-26
YOUR VICTORY GARDEN,
. HAt2E ESTATES, I31b Z ST. NV.
ARLINGTON FOREST

Fruit, Berries Fine Trees Near Bus
Nearby Suburb. Priced to Sell Quickly
OEARE ESTATES I3tG T. CT NV
Evening star., 1943-02-26
APARTMENTS UkEuRN,sHEp.

WANTED 3 OR 4 ROOM Apartment,
near town, reasonable, in exchange for q
new 2i2-room apt. close to town. Ii
267n after $50 pm.
WILL EXCHANGE MODERN LIV -RM 4,
Kit, bath apt. in downtown W. apt. bldg
for 2-rm., kit bath apt. Box 364-A, Star.
1910 HOBART ST NV RMS. KIT =
dinette. pvt. bath; all utilities adults only;
gentileS. Taylor 1906
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH; HEAT,
lights and gas included: 35-4O min. by bus
downtown. Warfield 1888
Evening star., 1943-02-26

1925 2oth ST NV DI a141.
OLDSMOBILE 1910 custom 4-door sedan
radio and heater, practically new heavy
duty white sldeWall tires, attractive ma
room finish; far above average condition;
Evening star., 1943-02-26
STORES FOR SALE.

MEMS WEAR STORE, IN BUSY SHOP
ping center owner being drafted reason
able for cash. See Mr.. MINTER for de-
tails, 7711 Georaia ave NV.
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STORES FOR RENT.
DESTRABTF STORF

and garage, heated bids. lSt commerclal:
inspection by appointment. WASHINGTON
HOUSING CORP NA1 II 81. u
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POHANKA SERVICE,

PACKARD 1882 little six sedan; sacrifice,
$3.50, on terms; perfect tires Roper. 1890
R. l. ave. ne. 27s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED IN WASHING
ton or Vicinity; 5000 to $4,000 So #.
zoned industrial or end commercial for
light manufacture Give location and
price Box 446-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM,

$50 acres rich Chester loan soil; large,
modern dairy barn, D. C. permit; 2 tile
silos, well-built semi -fireproof 10-room
dwelling. heat and bath: nice herd young
cows. ? teams heavy draft horses; tractor
and complete set farming implements,
some hay, corn, straw, etc. In nearby
Mont. Co, Md. Price complete. S31,500;
About 70 cash, balance arranged. Can
furnish experienced dairyman.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, EXCL. ACT.
Barr Building District 1921, Sligo 1851,
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LADIES WILL SHARE THEIR NICELY
furnished apt. with couple. Call Shep
Evening star., 1943-02-26
NhE FlN W II Z
SHOPPING CENTER

Minnesota ave. and East Capitol st. serv-
ing over 1000 families in new community.
Excellent opportunity for novelty shop,
mems haberdas ashery. shoe reoair shop
delica lessen, restaurant, florist shop and
barber shop. A part Of q development OF
500 ants. with direct telephone connection.
14Of K. CAFRTT2 DI. 9nS0
Evening star., 1943-02-26

WLODRiDNIE.
Store located at @312 Rhode Island ave.
ne; rent reasonable, including heat.
F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
PF 11Sl hnT INVESTMENT BLDG
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NalIey-6 bedrooms, ! baths. maids room
and path, gas heat, recreation room, for
rent BY owner, leaving city Call EN- TS89
ETHESDA-MODERN DETACHED HOME.
nicely furnished. 4 bedrooms, . baths Lear
garage, $500. LINKINS CO, | Dupont
ELDERLY, WIDOW WISHES TO RENT
her furnished Groom, 2-bath house, wood
Cd district Of Bethesda. Md. Concession
maze for keeping one bedroom s. 30 furn
3Gl6 Wilson lane, Bethesda Md WI 69l5
COTTAGE CITY, ND.-NICELY FURNISH
ed detached home, : rooms, bath, coal fur
mace, garage. Immediate occupancy
Adults Price. s1O0. DUNN & co, 3383
X T. ave. MI Rainier. HyattSyille 0O4s
DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - COLONIAL
mouse, beGrmS slGu mo. no small chill
dEcn. HELEN r. MARSHALL, Alex. 3sUl,
IT. f2H9
ONE 5-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE, FULL
cts Improvements on Chain Bridge Td,
between Tyson $ Corner and Vienna, across
the road from bic stock pasture. Name on
M21iboX, key is next door with MI Port
mass GUY II. CONKLIN, Idylwood I'd.
Icy.woCd. Va, Route >.
NICELY FURN. 4 BEDROOMS, = BATHS.
finished 2nd floor with bate. Ordway
pES-
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

LARGE WAREHOUSE, LOCATED IN
produce district. Apply FRED
kOLKER. 1881 4th st. ne, TR. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-02-26
DON CARLOS.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED.

ARLINGTON. 500 South oath st-Sunny
room for two. private family; near bus,
Pentagon, Navy. IA. 1S47-W. 2S'
Evening star., 1943-02-26
TABLE BOARD.

1879 ST. N.W.-Table board for 40
people, excellent home cooking, white linen
used; small cluoroom atmosphere; $50 mo.
Call RA oT2l
Evening star., 1943-02-26
CLEVELAND PARK.

AnNther choice brick home in this desirable
location. Large living room, dining room
library bedrooms baths Gear built-tn
garage. in new-houSc condition. It's to-
days best value. EN- 1890 till pm.
F. A. TWEED CO,
6h0i Conn