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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
By RELMAN NORM

Associated Press War Correspond.
ent Representing the Combined
American Press
WITH THE FIFTH ARMY IN
ITALY, Sept. 15.-(Delayed)-R-
The Germans retired to h h
ground after yesterdays severe
mauling at the hands of the Fifth
Army and have adopted what is
described as defensive atti-
tude."
But it is a highly aggressive de-
tense. They are not waiting for
American and British n IS to
come after them. On the con-
trary, operating from high ground,
they thrust tank columns and ar
mored groups down onto the plain
every day and night looking for
soft spots. When they find one
they hit it hard.
It was one of these attacks that
carried them clear down into the
triangle formed by the junction OF
the Galore and Sele rivers on Mon
day. American combat forces,
with terrific air support and naval
as we'll as land artillery aid, push
ed them back to their original posi-
tons the next day, Tuesday.
At this moment the battle ap-
pears to be deadlocked. (This was
written before the new Allied Of
fensive was announced.) Altavilla
and Albanella and the high ground
nearby have been gained and lost
several times. Having retaken the
heights in both these sectors the
Germans hold powerful defensive
positions, the capture Of which Is
going to be a major operation.
At the same time the Fifth Army
command is fully confident the
enemy cannot smash the Allied
bridgehead.
Whether the Germans will at
tempt this, in view of the fact it
would mean committing tn e r
whole force while the B itish
Eighth Army daily draws closer,
seems doubtful.
The objective, apparently. is to
keep the Fifth Army bottled up
in this area as long as possible.
When the Fifth and Eighth armies
join, their strength undoubtedly
will be too great for the Germans
to hold even their highly favorable
positions in the hills.
Then the Germans are expected
to begin a slow, bitterly fought re-
treat.
AS matters stand, however, the
enemy is holding tight ri n g
around the beachhead.
We are on a flat plain, virtually
without cover or any possibility
of making large-scale troop move
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

Germans Retire Near Salerno
But Strike Back At Fifth Army

sitions around the towns. A few
minutes later you feel, rather than
hear, something resembling an
earthquake as the heavy bombs
cascade earthWard.
The bombers are pounding not
only the enemy positions but also
his supply routes and it is a ter
rifying spectacle even when it is
your own planes doing the bomb
ing.
Naval artillery takes up at night
where the bombers leave off.
I watched the bombardment last
night from the hills and saw clus-
tiers of flares like enormous blaz-
ing chandeliers float earthward
over the German positions. Then
from somewhere at sea there was
a deep boom and sounds like an
express train rumbling over a
bridge as the shells whistled into
the very spot marked by t n e
flares. 1t is hard to see how any
thing could live through such &C.
curacy. But the Germans seem
to be doing it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
TO BE EXTRADITED
Former Philadelphia Resident
Held On Bad Check Count

A month-long stay in the New
Hanover county Jail drew to 8
close Thursday for Beverly NJ
Jones, former Philadelphia resi-
dent, with the announcement that
Governor J. Melville Broughton
had honored requisition papers
from Pennsylvania for Jones Gus
tody.
Jones is wanted there for al
legedly passing bad checks.
He was arrested here on August
IS by Chief of Police Charles H.
Casteen and lodged in the county
Jail, pending extradition.
Chief Casteen said Thursday that
he held borth warrants and grand
jury indictments against Jones, a
former salesman. He said that Of
ficers were expected to arrive
from Philadelphia for him within
the next few days.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
New Vice-President
Named For The ACL

Word was received here Thurs
day night to the effect that F. B.
Lennon, of New York, has been
elected director, vice-president,
and secretary of the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad, succeeding H. L.
Borden whose death occurred re.
Gently.
Mr.. Lennon has been serving
as assistant to the vice-president,
assistant-secretary, and lately as
acting vice-president Of the rail.
road. He has been employed in
the New York office of the line
for a number of years.
The action was taken at a meet.
ing Of the board of directors o.
ACL in New York.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
Livestock Industry Urged
To Be At Meet In Raleigh

All persons engaged in the i've
stock industry In the Wilmington
district were urged Thursday by r'
T. Musselman, district manager u
the Office of Defense Transporta-
ton to attend a meeting OF per-
sons engaged in the industry to
ba held Sept, 81 at p. m. IN the
State Agricultural department
building in Raleigh.
The meeting. he said, IS 70 oe
held for the purpose of discussing
the formulation of joint action
nlans over the state to conserve
motor vehicles, tires, parts and
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
Tobacco Sales
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Average prices paid for most
grades of tobacco on Eastern North
Carolina new bright belt markets
today continued fairly steady, but
irregular prices continued to prevail
Food Administration and the State
Department Of Agriculture said to-
day.
The WA said that an increase of
one cent per pound for better quail
ity grades was noted on Eastern belt
markets, but that low orange lug
offerings decreased a like amount.
Offerings consisted principally of
common to good leaf, low to fine
Tugs and nondescript grades.
Price declines for low quality
primings and better grades of Jugs
primings and nondescript were out.
standing on Middle belt markets, but
slight increases in prices paid for
leaf, smoking leaf and heavy monde
script derives to offset declines else
where, the WA said.
Sales on Middle belt markets con-
tinued light, with the bulk of offer
ings made up of low to good prim-
ings and fair to fine Tugs.
Sales yesterday on the Is Eastern
belt markets totaled 1891, 422
pounds, which averaged 37.76 cents
a pound. Seasons sales through
Wednesday totaled 114.5S7159, which
averaged $3.50. Middle belt sales
yesterday We're set at 1,1SO,236, for
an average of 34.71, bringing the to-
tai sales for the season to 5,S96,S34,
which averaged 34.37 a pound.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

fments without their being spotted.
The Germans in the hills are
well dug-in in the cup-shaped re-
gion. However, they are getting
a merciless battering from Allied
air forces, and that, plus artillery,
seems to be the dominant factor
of the battle so far.
The air is constantly vibrating
with the sound of bomber groups
going northeastward to German po-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
TABLES ARE TURNED

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 16.
-(PEThe 26th day Of Jackson
ville's safe driving and walking
campaign" today found its director,
Police Capt. L. A. Reynolds, in a
hospital with injuries received in
a traffic accident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
PAROIED

RALEIGH, Sept. 16.-(P)-Willie
Switzer, Forsyth county man con-
victed in November, 1887, Of Sec
ond degree murder and sentenced
to 1920 years in prison, was among
nine persons paroled today by Gov
ernor Broughton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
SHOE DEALERS
TOLD TO CHECK
ON ALL STOCK
Inventory of Merchandise
Ordered By Office OF
Price Control

All shoe Establishments, retail
ers, distributors and jobbers, are
required to take inventory of ra.
toned shoes on hand, as of the
close of business Thursday, Sep
TENDER 30, the New Hanover War
Price and Rationing board an
nounced Thursday.
An amendment to the shoe ration
order requires that this inventory
be reported on OPA Form R-170l-
A, a new inventory and sales rec
ord form, two copies of which will
be mailed soon to each shoe deal
er whose name is on file with the
OPA inventory unit.
Every shoe establishment must
prepare the report in duplicate,
keeping one copy and sending one
copy to OPA Inventory Unit, En-
pire State building, New York city,
on or before Oct. 10.
: At the time the shoe ration or
der was issued it required deal
ers to report their inventories at
siX-month intervals, on dates to
be announced by OPA. The first
report was called for as of April
10. The date of the second inven-
tory is now announced as Sept. 80,
ten days short of the planned six
month interval. The change was
made so that the inventory date
would fall at a months end, as
well as the end of the quarter,
and thus conform to usual bust
ness procedure.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

fuel now used by the livestock in
dustry over the state.
Producers, haulers, dealers, and
professors of livestock were all
urged to attend the meeting in or.
der that they, as well as federal
and state agencies may express
their views, in order that full dis
cussion between interests may be
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

had, and further in crdsr q,
III nsg between the ' ot,' u
OF Defense Transportation, fl. oItie'
stock industry and the int ,e Age'
reached. 'pdy b
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

A bird census. which required
five years to complete, fixes the
y s. bird population at 5,575,000,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

"Talkies" became the r.u.
Hollywood about 1923 Ss II
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17
Grade l, 2 and ; at
Lou Pre-War Prices!

Bring your certificates to Taub-
mans and get these fine, sturdy,
long lasting tires of pre-war
make and save real money!
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

Take advantage Of our
present stock - our Law
away plan will hold one
for you-until cold wealth
er sets in. Prices as low
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

More of those figure-f lattering rayon jer-
seys wise women count on for all-occa-
sion wear Easy to wear and easy to
care for you'll like their soft, slim
ming lines . !. their practical flower
prints on new dark grounds.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

Filled with soft, fluffy cot
ton plus $50 new wool for
warmth! Floral pattern, solid
insert and border.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-09-17

For Warm, Year-Around Sma
Woodland cotton loosely knit slipoy
that wonderful big bulky style that
lar today! Long Waistline, extra ]
up" sleeves and a round-creW nee
Evening star., 1943-07-05
suBuRs'h PROP. FOR SALE tcons.)

NEAR WHEATON, .MD.--MODERN 8
room bungalow, 3 large lots, vegetable
garden and fruit trees: $1,000. furniture
included, S7,;400; $4,000 cash. Ken
ARLINGTON. VA.-PRICE, SI0,950. SIX
room brick. two years old. Large living
rm. with fireplace. dining rm.. fully
equipped kit, screened-in porch, "a bath
on first floor. Second floor, three bedrooms
and full bath with shower. Full basement.
arranged with fireplace and " bath. De-
tached garage. Lot 50xl00. Near school
pointment only. v EHRHARDT, GIL 1855.
DRAFTED-MUST SELL ATTRACTIVE o.
room brick home, corner lot 50xl40, living
room, fireplace, dining room. kitchen, 2
bsdrooms. tiled bath; ! block from Ha-hr.
For further information write Box 3s9.
Alexandria, Va. or phone Alexandria 2616.
OWNER LEAVING CITY-STUcCO BUN
galow, 5-room glassed-in sleeping porch,
tile bath. extra large living and dining
rooms, -, woodworking fireplace. Timkin
auto. oil burner. all-electric kit. full base
shrubbery; w section: sale price, $3.50,
with substantial cash payment. OIL. 1854.
3-BEDROOM BRICK.
Attractive home of rms and bath,
In convenient residential section Of nearby
tory in basement, hot-water coal heat. at
tached garage: possession in 3 mos; "A
cash. priced at $500.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
2O5l Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Oh. 3131 (sI, 3434
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LOTS FOR SALE.

WYNNEWooD SUBDIVISION : 7O-FoOT
frontage on 18th I'd. North, Arlington. Va,
] block from N. Washington blvd. cash.
ALI utilities available. CHI. 1000. Ext. 500.
-
CHEVERLY. MD.-BEAUTIFUL WOODED
city water. sewer your terms. WO. 1866.
SUPERBLY SITUATED. RESTRICTED so
ft.-front lot in WOODSIDE PARK.
S1,5OO.OO or best offer for cash or trade.
Box 465-L. Star. 10s
APARTMENT BUILDERS, ATTENTTON!-A
postwar apartment site on Conn. ave, at
speculative price. 1t is large tract,
zoned 9O-C, very close in, and you will
need $4,000 to buy it.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.. OR. 2244.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont, ,

senger sedan; black. $4,000 actual miles.
Bne'Sfy B gsE trs ysr' s09 S01sqs
| ave, SH 45O0 Open Sunday.
fluid drive, radio and heater. seat covers.
WELL MoToRs 5nsS 10y 5000 Gsofs. ave-.
SH. 1900. Open Sunday
oDner si9n sOed tires 5ambs seat ssdi0 private
leather upholstery. excellent condition, good
suD1er re- S9d9.x 500 eaSh 1fa4 Call Monday after
Wv tires. radio. heater fender shields.
harbor gray: $3.50. Atlantic 4097.
FORD 1885 sedan: radio, heater, excel
FORD 1885. Tudor, excellent condition
and tires; leaving town. Call after
HUDSON 1910 4-door sedan; black. excel
s $780, ea RAJ 1929 mss niser p6
HUDSON 1887 coupe: excellent condition:
large trunk. economical, fine motor, new
battery. 1898 Eye st NV, top floor.
OLDSMOBHE 1871 "6" club coupe: beau
heater, slip covers and excellent tires: new
car guarsntee; reasonably priced. LOVING
MOTORS. 1919 M st. NV.
OLDOAlO6lLE 1891 = --uOOI, D-Cyl, ROOQ
condition. excellent tires; private owner.
leaving town; reasonable. GE. s646. Amy
OLDs 194I "6" sedan low mileage; looks
Ike new: heater, underseat. Call owner,
Ordway 6941.
PACKARD 1899 convertible club coupe:
dark blue. radio and heater. white sidewall
eosa ses sp sVe sE s56 open MooR sandsy 5000
PACKARD Clipper, 8 cylinder, 1912, TO
eondiitoni condi,,i low mileage. Reply Box 40, Met
1896; both have new tops and new paint.
1Tne sScfenMs Motnr tires e5y reasonably priced
pAGRARR F5s1 sn9 5s4l Clipper 4aoo. sedan
hawless black finish tSs looks and runs like Ike
pCV peW; only ycIG s. 3e5 r., easy terms @ @n ,r.,v,
Kq9Ak keaSsdS Mod9F s. CO aw wPAckAfR Ka DEAatER
PLYMOUTH 1885 2-door sedan; absolutely
r Perfect G6 laba Iahniag condition every way;
maroon. new top. radio and heater. excel
lent white sdewall tires. SID WELLBORN
MOTORS. 5000 Georgia ave, SH. $500.
Open Sunday.
excel Motorola, 5 good tires; orig. owner
leaving city; S135. RE. 1900. Ext 1920.
PLYMOUTH ~: excellent motor, tires:
Sls5 cash. See Mr.. Rifkin after pm.
3s29 Kansas ave. NV
PONTIAC 1871 s-cyl. 4-door de luxe se-
dan; good condition. built-in radio and
OR. 68l3. $500 T ST. nv. s.
PONTIAC, 1910; 5 new tires. radio: price,
$3.50: no dealers. Phone Greenbelt 1895 Sc
STUDEBAKER Champion l94l club sedan;
gaS-saving over-drive: low mileage. good
slreI sl nv sssr b. Lei SIP 2 Butler Co. ll21 2s'
STUDEBAKER Commander 1910 4-door;
radio heater. FIVE excellent tires: $500.
CO. 1895 s.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE,

near Four Corners. 5 &C.. $1,000: 43h
acr, 100000; near Seek Corner. or 30
ac, 5000 an &C. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
FIVE TO FIFTEEN ACRES, 20 MINUTES
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

200 ACRES. s-ROOM DWELLING. TEN
ant house. large dairy barn. like new:
and wood, new farm impls.. cattle and
hogs. purebred. NO. 6176.
WILL TRADE MY CHOICE LOT ON
Potomac ave. in D. c.. overlooking the
palisades Of the Potomac. near Chain
Bridge for equity in modern Groom house
in Northwest Washington. Call MA.
4244 during ONCE hours,
Evening star., 1943-07-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

80 ACRES NEAR SILVER SPG., MODERN
home OF bedrooms and 2 baths: h.-w.
heat, cleo, phone; barn and outbuildings.
Can be bought on very good terms. r. P.
RIPLEY, SH. 1880: Sun, Mon. and ewes,
WI $500 tMr. Abbe).
2O-ACRE FARM MODERN HOME. CITY
conv On State highway, Q miles from
Silver Spring, ID. c. line. Bus transporta-
tion Selling by owner. because of illness
81 ACRES, ABOUT MILES FROM D. C.,
In Mont; Co Modern brick dwelling OF II
This fine home available with only 10 acres
If preferred. Call Mr.. Able. WI. $500. r.
P. RIPLEY. SH. 1880.
NORTHERN MONT. co. FARM, 100 A.
stoney, manor loan; farmhouse. barn and
inery and cattle. A good going farm in
nice lSfal5y RfpIEy sa Ga!l 7haa MF Abbe' "" $780,
1876 ACRES S-RoOM HOUSE. IN EXCEL
lent. condition. electricity, running water
in Kitchen bank barn, numerous other
usrai farm buildings in unusuay good
stream flowing through property. tenant
house; one mile from paved road; 2s miles
to D. c. Tenant will operate farm for
purchaser. Price, $4,000; terms. half
cash. balance to suit.
RU1E1ii,s RGELh M Md GARDINER. ssoEa KELLY. 5sY
HOME. PERFECT SHAPE, NEAR HERN-
don. Va.-2Ia acres, attractive grounds. =
room house; all modern improvements,
$1,000 cash. balance monthly. By appoint
ment.. Herndon 3s. BUELL. FARM AGEN-
CY. Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va.
EADkKc ANTI A0nEA~1
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.

OPPORTUNITY ADULT COUPLE. ROOM
and board: owner; corner 10th and K Il e.;
SIX rooms 1919 10th =. ne. -
3o2 ADAMS AVE. ALEX, VA, OPEN
High School-Det. brick. Is rms, :, baths
recreation room maids bath, attic. furred,
insulated, btllt-i0 GARAGE NSc"nt. Rental
Sl25. L. 7. GRAVATTE, 729 18th ST.,
Natl0Dal 0TN2
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH FOR SERVICE STATIONS.
PreUar price for 100fo D. c. & U. S. High
way corners leased to reliable companies.
GEORGE Y. WORTH1NGTON & SON,
Active Realtors Since 1892
1910 Eye St NV. National 33Sf.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BURDOFT, Phone Ashton 3s46
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

ARUNDEL-ON-THE-B MD.-BEAUTI-
full bungalow. compl. furn, bedrms.,
ltv. rm kit, bath shower, Frigidalre,
Sacrifice. $4,000 Cost So 500 VICTOR
H. SCHULTZ. Ex. O29O. or Glebe 9O35
WANTED TO RENT. HOUSE OR COTTAGE
with electricity, within reasonable distance
to Leonardtown. Md. Call FIR 2932.
LAKE JACKSON, MANASSAS, va
room. log cabin; S1.750, 500 cash. $50
month. ME. 1900, DU 1900
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MONEY TO LOAN (cout.) } ,

COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
borrow on your auto. furniture Or sig
nature. SQUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSV1LLE 1903 Baltimore ave, Hy-
attsville, Md. Warfield 31S1.
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IMMEDIATE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL
types improved D. c: property; Phone for
ING CORP'N. MA. 357O. 931 H st. NV"
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE WANTED BY NAVY
captain. 3 or bedrooms; in Cleve. PIX,
Chevy Chase, for September occupancy
about 500 per mo. OR. COOS.
FAMILY OF 2 ADULTS AND ONE 3
erty want urfurnished house. with . baths
in NV, within next ? months. Rent ap-
proxmately S135. Permanent residents,
WI. 354S
COUPLE HERE DURATION WITH IN
fant Il MOI. seek pleasantly furnished
house. o-story. 3 bedrooms, , baths, maid
quarters; quiet NV. location in city near
main thoroughfare. Careful treatment of
your property assured Excellent refer
ences MORONEY. DAYS, RE. 200. Ext.
6l331 -6212s. Ewes, co. ZOO. 6-
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE OR APART
ment, . bedrooms, occupancy August 8;
Arlington, preferred; Gall AdamT 94so
between and S pm. S. M. BANIA. o
VICINITY WALTER REED HOSPITAL
want to rent 2-tamlly. unfurnlshed mouse.
Phone Adams 7400 before 10 pm.
RELIABLE PARTY WISHES
UNFURNISHED 3 OR 4 BED
ROOM HOUSE AUGUST 1st,
NV. VICINITY NEAR CA
THEDRAL. KINDLY PHONE
OR. 1918. q
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BEDROOM AND AND TILED, TILED BATH BATH . On ISr.lS 1st
and uood on
ed lot: now well financed at ~ r. P
RIPlEy sH 133a; &Io:tis3 syn Mon, and ewes
sEMI-DETACHED GROOM BRICK, LARGE
cash, balance s75 month Vacant. WI: 1552.
CLEVELAND PARK, 300 LOWELL ST;
haa ed sum poreR and fn svao f9Gm @nd
ias posca Maids room snd bsth s II bass- s.
r. 90. fully auto coal stoGer PRICED unaer
10000. Can deal with cwner. WO 1855
o through reliable broker. -
800 BLOCK FAIRMoNT ta5 No ST. NV; rooNs NEAR
:SS 5 5si s~ o HuRIHHRT' National
room brick house. 3 bedrooms and bath.
sa9 slntnT vs9stan oWNER 0nds 4E 4s5 anns
Completed 2 large bedrooms and bath on
2nd floor, large liv: room. dining room
Moodd sfhn o m HH euS seea e A
Call cH. 5o27 tor appointment.
iss4ns Sis4SSass4 a,y WIS xGU sell p yssFod ssm
agatoE g,s heat front front porch 3u
!d-Se ydIQ see lnlS. open from 10 -
GOOD ! HOPE p, I'd; T. lefg on gang St oasS snd S YoS
Realty ASSOCIATES. 1oe2 17Gh st. NV.
7,65o-BRICK BUNGALOW, 3 YEATS
cid; blks. from N. H ave 3 hedrns.,
bath, living rm., dinlng rm., kitchen.
refriserator; air-condtioned gas hect,
screened porch. attic; lot u acre Nc
DEWITT, RA. 44@2
TAX. PIX 2l5 UNDERWOOD-NEWL
decorated large lot, garage; near schools
and stores; reasonable terms. RA. 5a47.
TAYLOR ST. NEAR EIGHTH-A GOOD
S-room row brick, S775o; Must be sold.
74S7. DI. 3346.
2-YEAR-oLD DETACHED BRICK HOUSE
in Silver Spring area-6 rms, b., gas
heat, screened porch: gar. large. wooded
lot. Reasonable terms RA s7OO
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL, ON
s;w. corner Of 9th and Butternut sts.-
iarIe lots. Ideal for @ GOOD lfvins. lflas' On On
bus, and car lines, near shopping center.
Will trade for small house. RA. $500.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING-NEAR BANK: TWO
large stores, three apts., fine location; in
vestment. S65,000. H. +. BIEBER, SH.
E5ti5
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
S:s s;5 sosss Ss'5 n NV ss
GOVT EXECUTIVE DESIRES TWo-BED-
room apt. furnished or nnfurnished, with
Ra aeo EN ss sxceps Rsn Sum
TWO REFINED GIRLS WANT FURN. OR
spn sna eatn nv Box 445n sfef2ns star
4RE el,l. Ell ESF MI. 7ofS! SgIET RESPONSIBLE
n'sneu tom: NO children. adree RA q 4o44. '"'' s:
BRITISH GOVT OFFICIAL. WIFE AND
snfSnsssa shd .ssyre wo6ssy &osar0oR 4es apt
FURNISHED APARTMENT BY SERVICE
man. wife and baby. Kitchen, private
ssss aos Reom % vspty MRs ee Sta'ls:
Sitchenette a neHHH for Ink. r Box e74.I. Star.
R. E. DEALERS AND oFFIcE:HoTEL-APT
bldgs Wanted space suitable for group
meetings for study burgess &c confsrencss&; infer n
psce sae lost aavs to YOU II It has Windows and
light we can make it. payingg, p:y.,hg,tIss reality: tor
tTs Rs nssn and a0 good o
the conveniences or inconveniences it must
be reasonable in price; references. Box
in Wti1i Vicinity - Of G. Nv VI. Univ, Small COM
plete apt, not bsmt needed by response
be man warworker. Call co. 1858
THREE GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURNISHED
! or 2 bedroom apt will buy furniture
l., Il neoessary; sess excellent references. call
ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE
AND BATH, IN NV. VICINITY.
BOX 254-L. STAR. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
NV. SECTION, IN MD.

NV. SECTION, IN MD.
White Colonial T-rm. brick, 3 large bed
screened porch over 1t: large wooded lot.
Call oliver 6S67
Near New Naval Hospital.
2-yr.-old 5-bedroom, 5-bath brick; all
the rooms in this house are large; 12-acre
lot with trees; price, S26,5U0. Call OIL.
6S67,
18th AND ALLISON,
$10,450.
Semidetached brick home, gas heat in
excellent condition; 8 rooms, incloSed
porches, in this convenient NV section.
Purchaser can get possession. For ap-
pointment. to inspect call Mr.. Ray. DE.
6OS3: with
1908 H st. NV Ma. 2345.
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AUCTION SALES.
TAMORRnW

ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 1898 BUICK SEDAN
Default having occurred in the pay
ments due under chattel Deed OF Trust
recorded October II. 1899. as Instrument
No. .S7l7, Recorder Of Deeds office D. c..
the undersigned will sell by public auction
at WeSehlers: 9l5 E st. NV, on TUES
DAY. JULY SIX, 1913. AT TEN O'CLOCK
AM 1888 Buick 4-door touring sedan.
Motor No s-345ss94 mentioned in said
trust. J E, THIERRY. w. L. HOWEN-
ST!NE, Trustees, BY JOHN JAMES BER-
NARD. Attorney. 1O3 Woodward Bldg
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Evening star., 1943-07-05
SuhAkAER CAMPS.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BOYS PRIVATE CAMP. NEAR RICHMOND.
bus transportation. MRS. N. A.
WOODSON, Kamp Kentwood. 0uinton. Va.
Evening star., 1943-07-05

VERY HIGH ELEVATION
In beautiful Virginia Forest. Improved
Near r1S bus, ;o on terms. MS CAT Nh CLARKE.
!, tq 3. Fails Church 224e: sves, Adams