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Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
NEW MILEAGE
RATION SHEETS
To Replace Old Type ''B" and
&C" Coupons Which Are
Invalid Sept. 1st
TIGHTEN BLACK MARKET

Charles w. Hardesty, District Di-
rector of the Office of Price Admin
istration announced today that car
owners who still hold the old type
"B" and &c" gasoline ration coupon
books should exchange them for
the new mileage ration sheets of
coupons between August % and
September 1. Old type "B" and
''C'' coupons will become invalid on
September l and gasoline dealers
cannot accept them in exchange for
gasoline on and after that date.
Also, outstanding 100-gallon bulk
coupons, issuance of which was dis
continued June 15, will be invali-
dated on September 1.
Three Detectives
Invalidation of all outstanding
old TIVE "B" and "C' coupons will
accomplish three important objec-
tives: 1. 1t will tighten the gasoline
rationing program, by rendering
useless stolen, illegally-held, and
counterfeit coupons of the old type
now circulating in the black mar
ket. 2. Dealers throughout the
country will only have to handle
one type of each class of coupon.
3. AS the new coupons provide
space on the front for the required
endorsements (license number and
state of registration of vehicle for
which the ration was issued), the
necessity for writing on the back
of coupons will be eliminated. This
will make the notations identifying
the coupon with the car for which
the ration was issued, more readily
discernible to dealers for checking
New and Old Types
Motorists can readily tell if they
are now holding new type, or old
type coupons. Old type "B' and
"C' coupons are identified by the
words PERMITS delivery of one unit
of gasoline" New type "B" and
CO. coupons carry only the words
Mileage Ration" plus a large let
ter "B" or co. depending on the
class of ration. "B" coupons, as in
the past, are printed in green ink,
AMI &c" coupons in red. Car own
ers can exchange valid old type
coupons beginning August %, by
applying to their War Price and
Rationing Boards. Boards will is
sue new type coupons on a coupon
for-coupon basis.
Bulk Coupons
No 100-gallon bulk coupons have
been issued by War Price and Ra-
tioning Boards since June 10. At
that time, OPA set up procedure
for providing large users of gaso-
line Chose using $50 gallons a
month or more) with rations
through ration bank certificates.
However, all outstanding bulk cou-
pons remained valid for the period
for which they were issued. Be-
ginning August 20, holders of such
coupons must apply to the War
Price and Rationing Boards to have
them exchanged for regular cou-
pons of the appropriate class
"B", "C", e., "R", or 'TT'-or,
in the case of large users, for ration
bank certificates. In the case of
applicants for "B", &C., "E", or
"R" coupons, Boards will issue a
sufficient number of the proper
coupons to take care of the ration
holders needs for the rest of the
ration period, but no one will re-
ceive a higher gallonage value than
was represented by the surrendered
coupons. If the bulk coupons sur
rendered represent Transport ra-
lions "TT' coupons, the exchange
in all cases will be on a gallon-for-
gallon basis.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
MISS IRNIA BURGE TO WE'D
Engagement to Cpl. S. George
Grassland Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford E. Burge
of this town, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Irma,
to Cpl. S. George Grassland, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard V. Grassland
of Middletown. Miss Burge is a
graduate of Middletown High
School, and Del-Mar-Va Institute
of Cosmetology. Cpl. Grassland is
also a graduate of Middletown
High School and attended Goldey
College. He is now stationed at
Nashville, Tenn, with the United
States Army Air Corps.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
COUPLE PERISH
IN TRUCK FIRE
Salisbury Man and Wife Burn
To Death in Truck Wreck
Near Town
THIRD MAN ESCAPES

Walter Toadvine, SO, and his
wife, Margaret Toadvine, SO, OF
Salisbury, Md, died Friday night
at 11:30 o'clock in the flaming
wreckage of the watermelon loaded
truck in which they were riding
which turned over on the road in
front of historic Belmont Hall
south of Smyrna. Clyde Thomas
White, 81, of Fruitland Nd Negro
employed by Mr.. and Mrs. Toad
vine as driver for the truck, suf-
ifered first and second degree burns,
but escaped from the wrecked
truck. He was treated at Kent
General Hospital.
Wheel Came Off
State police, who investigated the
accident, said that the truck, load
ed with watermelons, was travelling
north, and that its right rear wheel
came off. The truck turned over
on its left side and the fuel tank
exploded, spraying the cab of the
truck with flaming gasoline. The
couple was pinned in the cab of the
truck and the flames and intense
heat of the fire prevented their
rescue. Their screams for help
could be heard Tor a considerable
distance.
Fire Company Aid
The Smyrna Fire Company rush
ed to the scene and succeeded in
extinguishing the blaze but was I'M
able to save the lives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Toadvine. White, when ques-
toned by police, said that Mrs.
Toadvine was driving the truck
when the fatal accident occurred.
The truck was registered in her
name. Police are continuing their
investigation. The whole front of
the truck was burned and the body
was so badly damaged that it is a
total wreck. The bodies were turn
ed over by Coroner w. Millaway
Broadway of Smyrna to w. E.
Matthews, Smyrna funeral director.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
lib. KING MAKES
SCHOOL REPORT
Asst. State Superintendent of
Elementary Schools Report
Last Years Work
PUPILS BUY WAR BONDS

Children of the 1876 state board
unit elementary schools purchased
S171,S01.71 in war bonds and
stamps during the past school year
in addition to participation in a
variety of other activities in sup
port of the war as shown by the
annual report of DR.. H. B. King, as
sistant state superintendent of pub
lie instruction in charge of elemen-
tary schools. In addition, 124
schools participated in the scrap
drive, 103 in the tin can collection,
los in the preparation of war scrap
books, SO in book collections, and
IA in other war activities. There
are, DR.. King reprted, 1879 bank
savings accounts in the schools and
the amount saved during the past
year was S4,400S9, with the total
amount of deposits standing at
S12, 726.06. The bank savings ac-
counts do not include the amount
of money the children invested in
war bonds and stamps.
S19,253 by Organizations
The schools raised locally S19,-
253.39 through school organiza-
tions, Parent-Te Associations,
and entertainments and expended
SIS, 913.SS for school equipment,
music, health and physical educa-
ton hot lunches, library books.
dental work, school trips and in
beautifying school grounds and
buildings. A total of 524 children
-418 white and 106 colored-in the
elementary schools had perfect at
tendance records. or $50 less by the
white children and 102 less by the
children of the colored schools than
the perfect attendance records of
the preceding school year. The fig
ures include only the children who
were not absent or tardy during
the entire school year. The aver
age number of days attended in the
white schools was 1875, a decrease
of five days as compared with the
previous year, and in the Negro
schools the average was 1862, a
decrease of 11.2 days.
Decrease In Promotions
DR.. Kings report said that the
results of the year show that 90.1
per cent of the children in the
white elementary schools were pro-
NOTED, a decrease of IL per cent,
and 1928 per cent of the children in
the colored schools were promoted,
a decrease also of IL per cent. The
percentage of promotions in both
white and colored schools was 88.5
"a decrease f 81 per cent. The to-
tai of children promoted was 1881
as compared with 1,216 not pro-
moted. The decrease in school at
tendance is due largely to the war
situation, DIR. King noted During
the 1941-42 school year, the aver
age number of days attended was
1881 as compared with the 1867
the past year, a recrease of ga I'M
der 1941-42 but an increase of 5.5
as compared with 1929.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
EMPLOYEES BENEFIT
Insurance Program to Protect VIII
son Cabinet Employees

A group insurance program that
provides eligible employees with
four-way protection has been
adopted by the Wilson Cabinet
Company here, designers and man.
ufacturers of farm milk coolers and
farm freezers. Announcement of
the plan was made by j. Edwin
Wilson, Jr., owner. The group plan
is being underwritten on coopera-
tive basis whereby the employees
contribute fixed amounts and the
employer bears the balance of the
entire net cost.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
Benefits to Workers

Benefits provided by the group
plan include life insurance, ranging
from $500 to $4,000; the payment
of sums ranging from $1,000 to
S19.25 week, in case of non-occu-
pational sickness or injury; $3.50 a
day additional when an employee is
hospitalized; and sums ranging up
to $3.50 to help defray the cost of
surgical operations. Also included
in the plan are visiting nurse care
and the distribution of pamphlets
on health conservation and disease
prevention.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
CROPS BURN
IN AYR RECORD
Drought Sets Record For
Worst in Ii Years Here;
Victory Gardens Ruined
WATER SUPPLIES LOW

The worst August drought in IA
years is burning up crops, reducing
victory gardens to just so much
waste, and threatening independent
water supplies in rural areas. At a
time when the nation needs more
food than ever before in its history,
hundreds of gardeners have given
up in disgust rather than continue
trying to cultivate Jumps of rock
like soil. Many are using house
water for sprinkling gardens, al
though rural water companies are
asking their patrons to conserve a
supply that is now reported to- be
decreasing. Scores of wells are al
most dry and streams are rapidly
disappearing as the drought con-
tinues.
Less Than Inch of Rain
The average area rainfall for
August over a 14-year-period is
better than three and one-half inch
es. With only one more week to
go, the rainfall this month has
been SO of an inch, according to
the official Wilmington records.
Last August rainfall totaled GA
inches-about Is times the rain
fall of this month. In July, this
year, rainfall in Wilmington was
2.46 inches. As an example of
just how hard it can rain in August
is the record of August of 1888,
which shows a rainfall of 1918
inches. The only rainfall recorded
in Wilmington this month Cup to
Monday night was Aug. 5, 90 of
an inch; Aug. 8, light shower, in
sufficient to record; Aug. 10, OF;
Aug. 10, 30, and Aug. IA, 10.
Smyrna times., 1943-08-26
CURFEW AT REHOBOTH
Children Under IL Forbidden in
Public After 1890 p. M.

( III soO Il
Boys and girls under II will not
be permitted out in public places
after 1890 p. m. next Saturday I'M
less attended by parent or guard
ian, at Delaware's summer cap
ital." Pressed by the clubwomen
of the Village Improvement Asso-
citation, town fathers Saturday
night passed. an emergency ordin-
ance effective next Saturday at
noon, to remain in force for the
duration of the war, and six months
thereafter. The new law makes
parents or guardian responsible for
minors, under penalty of fine or
imprisonment. In passing the cur
few ordinance, the commissioners
declared that an emergency exists
making it imperative.
Penalty For Parents
The penalty placed on parents or
guardian for dereliction of their
duty is a fine of from IS to 500
or maximum Imprisonment of 80
days. The law provides, however,
that a minor may go out after
1920 p. m. ION an emergency err
rand or legitimate business" if di-
rected by parents or guardian, and
that any boy or girl violator of the
curfew will be dealt with under
juvenile court law and procedure.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

DESK SPACE AND PHONE, suitable for
conducGlns business public sLenoErapher
and notary public. E1x I79-B. Star
Evening star., 1943-10-17
18 NEW BUILDINGS.
IL Apartments Complete,
Income, 44,674.OO.
Price, S16,250 Per Building.
l3 Equities, S76,5OO.

,r. Intee months 3u.SO946
Three months FHA payments, S4.S47 GA,
leaving balance - .9ti 3" on is buiidinps
lor June July and August l94i, per
aspnt rental staten ents. These buildings
gThhCt hr duplicated at the price.
bEALL TURNER & CO Randolph 0ss5
llG1 Vermont Ave National tl3I
Evening star., 1943-10-17
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

-. tut IOINhC FfIVEH
Beautiful home in Southern Maryland. mag
nifcent view. all new outbuildings; duckirg
fishing. grabbing: fine highway; over 100
acres, 20 tillable; fine sandy beach; good
investment; S5,000.00 finances; price.
Sl5,000O0; 40 miles Washington. Box
170-C. Star
Evening star., 1943-10-17
FOR COLORED.
ROW HOUSES or ApAPTAFNTS

ROW HOUSES OR APARTMENTS
About so, 900 square feet land on Hunt
street east of Minnesota ave- north of
Benning in D. C. Water. sewer, gas and
electricity all in; bus and streetcaYs at
property. Price. S525 for l6-foot lot
BEALL- TURNER e. CO., Randolph OSS5
1l05 Vermont Ave. National 613l
Evening star., 1943-10-17
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOT 70 EoR l., SALE, By owner, in Arlington.
LOT. 541sxi30. near 10th. and Nicholson
SITS. NV: zoned for sinsle-family detached
house: easy terms. RA. 500.
SILVER STRING. MD.-commercial zone.
g0c So. it.. close to Georgia ave and
District line. H. Hannauer Real Estate,
1898 Georgia ave: 81. .4729 or 81. 6025.
NEIGHBORS OF the right type cannot be
found everywhere. They help sustain home
values that are equally as important as
economic values. Protect the future of
your home and family by locating. in this
established and restricted subdivision only
miles from downtown Washington. Wood
ed lots, 80 feet or more in width at least
40 feet deep. Ready to build on, ST.
250 90 each. Box 299-C. Star.
ON BROAD BRANCH RID. FACING ROCK
Creek Park. queer piece OF land in a
valley about 70 feet wide and $50 feet
deep on the short side, crossed lengthwise
square feet. This is, the last bit Of the
extensive holdings of the Pierce Shoe
maker Estate of which Forest Hills is a
part, is romantic enough for anybody
home. good thing to salt down TIL after
the war. Price. S2.50O.00
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
17tq K St N w MA 11GG
Evening star., 1943-10-17
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont
22-uNIT APARTMENT

Buy IRON owner-well-con build
ing NV; thoroughfare; excellent Condition.
rents rents about $4,000; loan at 4se. Box
Evening star., 1943-10-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN STORE, next Goldenberg' S
dasher. shoe repair. upholstery and grocery
market; large refrigeration storage in
basement; rent or sell. Call Dupont 110i
Evening star., 1943-10-17
arming Riverside Place
4lO ACRES. EQUIPPED

On the. Shenandoah River in the beau
tllu! valley OF Virginia this farm has
about 80 acres OF fertile crop and grazing
land and about 100 acres woodland. The
master house was built by an early settler
and has been beautifully restored. On the
ist floor there are living room lSx3n
dining room, modern kitchen. study and
bath; one GScends a beautiful spiral stair
iarse bedrooms and " baths The guest
honse has . rooms and bath and is suit
brick barn frame barns, tenant house
and other farm buildines: fine lot of
mach!nery. in new condition. is included:
H1RST AnnarLsle Va at the end OF Co
lum6ia pike. Phone Alcxs ndria 5S12. Closed
Evening star., 1943-10-17
4-FAMILY APARTMENTS

:. Two new. Semi-det. bldgs. of finest con-
;Ion S;oroctlon and III very desirable location;
tnelr own gas and electricity: lst tr;ist.
$1,000 each at 4R>e; priced at S16,95O
STERLING & FISHER CO..
ol3 N Y Ave NV Peoltors pm snco
Evening star., 1943-10-17
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FARMS For SALE

LARGE OLD COLONIAL HOUSE. good con-
allIon' - acres fronting : SIDES Of high
5000: terms $50 acres. creek fronta ge:
hunting, ducking. fishing: about 800 acres
til!abe; , houses. barns, other bldgs
NEAR wARRENToN, vA.-on bus line.
land 5room u house As exce eonSon sSR sife eee
tricity; :? garages, 3 warehouses and acces-
sory s,r bldgs This established business is a
immediate possession. Jesse Loeb. MA. oOl4
DESIRABLE HOME and farm combined
loo acres bordering on large stream: all
road close to pike. 35 miles from Washing
Ton; lo.room house, all-modern Improve
half cash: shown BY appointment. . Phone Phone;
Ht Herndon IS. Buell. Farm Agency, Herndon,
s. 900 1L 500 and p sls sonst me YEA sfadf 9aat
Spr; So n; burned, $1,000; 500 and sl5 mo.
good farm: Colored-lO a., fruit, water. h.,
burned. $50: 500 and $40 mo IS a..
SIS sGoo S2aG9 "a new barn well sno@ Waar1 ana
ss$ooS; 500 and SIS mo " mr. Gr'nl pe2ror, GTe"
10 ACRES. good soil. good roads. plenty
water, $500; easy terms. Prepare for the
future syr cbsNn,,. Write 4 F. Ward, $50 Pacific
FEW MD"-vA. FARMS. $3.50 UP: low
terms, trade. Shore cottages acreage lots.
Co: Ma. 1907: res, GE. 6i4e. - IVY VII
200 ACRES close to Frederick: $50 tillable,
% timber master dwelling. English type
orlck construction. 10 rooms and modern
SoMla. several ,a open fireplaees;, 3 good tenant
houses washington COW barn for 30 head.
pottS q Griffin. Frederick, Md.
> MILES from Warrenton. Va-269 acres,
new barn. granary, corn house driveway
between; 1-room house, elec. to house. II.
Moodward 32l6 18th NV,
SMALL FARM. ~ acres. 200 peach and ap-
pie trees, main hwy. Carlisle and Gettys-
burg, Pa Elec. and bath. o. M Hoffman
BUNGALOW ON 1 ACRE, s4.45o. Located
foored attic and full basement porch, fur
na mace t,e heat modern bath. Needs good cash
and ewes, WI. $500, Mi AT; Abbe1 s3'''' ''un
NEAR TT. WASH, on State road, 90 acres,
hlgn. level land old center-hall 7-room
house. surrounded by trees. Plenty barns
ana other blogs. Owner too old to work. s
M; M; DC; So 90. Dan Abbott, Clinton 81.
l:ols ACRES, 6-room frame house, INV h -,
pain. gas stove, full basement, barn and
outbuiidings; s miles D. c. on Lee hwy :;
nSS,95o' nSons R Ray Barney, Vienna, Residence
70 ACRES TRACTOR LAND. highway.
DoncaSter, Md; near Route .o4 81 900,
S.o down, SO month. 1890 Burke St Sc.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, ) to 10 acres.
IN virginia. - miles or less White House
city conveniences. haTd-surface road. not
over 24-cent bus downtown Washington.
pear pear Schtools shopping. No brokers. OK
narticu,sr;; prize to Box a5:t-C. Star. II.
BUY OR RENT house and or lot, a. or
more. within ) mi. D. c.. near tranSpor-
tation in Prince GEORGES or Fairfax. small
nrst payment, OCCUPANCY house anv time
Wun,n N;Iln 10 mos, will construct s. 1000
6ulldlng on land at once. Write lo55
owen pl. ne. or phone Ii. 1910 after
Evening star., 1943-10-17
GREAT LAND RARGAINS

100000 square feet land on 10th st.
northwest, opposite Rock Creek Park. 35
cents square foot.
$4,000 square feet land east of 9th ST.
northwest. 10 feet entrance from Georgia
ave. adjoining house 6640 for 81, 500
100000 square feet land. second COM
mercial. on B. g. o. R.R.. in city; great
bargain to close syndicate.
BEALL. TURNER g. CO. National 6131.
1103 Vermont Ave. Randolph OSS5.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

n. ARLINGTON. Country Club Hills at
LractlFe furn. home, bedrooms. bath. oil
neat; : hreplaces; garase. OWNER CHI.
s-RoOM HOUSE, practically new: Ia
Va4sS WFs attn,ehed A, sarage large lot. j. l. c.
MODERN 2-room bungalow; electricity. hot
and AM, cold water: Essotane gas: fun base
Rapt Fa5 cbIssb 1aTse lot and garage: $50 month,
t-RooM BRICK. fireplace. fun basement.
Wh, nv h, sss stove and refrigerator Ar
nf'Gn ca FslS coGbfy GhGrcb loc gone $50 Pc mo.
NEW BRICK HOME. 4 bedrms.. u, baths.
oI; pdn. fireplace; saEsse; yard; conv. Pcnts-
s.? ID 81 ST. 4 Arf p.-v "a. cH ;H;i 3 siunday' 5000
F:LLs CHUaCH-6- room holse. baths.
hsW; neuo; No n;,o mo; yard. Call Fails Church
EMO" BEAUTIFUL SETTING: Employed
Toman nhi.in VII share with one or couple, pref
lnJoern cottage on scenic Mt. Vernon blvd
IGas' Sa' To- satisfactory applicant. Alex O44S
GROOM BRICK; built-in garage; ami:
nd; ! lRoGS 81 f,,.nt 90: Hilside tbs oslo1R: a
about l mile beyond trafic Iisht, on
jefferson road to Beacon Light road See
AGER ROAD, Hyattsville, Md. Entire sec
fuT; VA S44G Or MI. 6s6a'' So D. soo' u''l'
"uhUHM outbniSinHeo HOUSE and acre of land and
sHilI, HilI, Md Watch for sign, name r. w
1880 NO. NOTTINGHAM. Arlinston-
Rented by appointment. CHI. iaos. 6
rms. bath and "a, maids room, detached
gGarage; GTsth Furnished completely, Sla5 mo
, 1900 18th ave.--Furnished. r. brick.
ERvN f2ss f Co a., Hy
Off: ewes. WA l231
Evening star., 1943-10-17
FARMS FOR RENT.

FARM, approximately 100 acres. with
house, located on eth St. pike near
Wheaton, Md. For details write Box
29S-C. Star.
FARM EQUIPPED FOR RENT. 100 acres:
25 under cultivation. 10 miles out in
Montsomery Co. or a home for some one
Carroll ave, TAX. PIX. Md. Call 81. 5279
EXPERIENCED FARM FAMILY TO WORK
small. well-equipped farm. Salary or shares.
Also wife or daughter to cook for owners.
P.Y. K. HOWAT,
. s St s. =, Wash. d G Atlantic 1900
Evening star., 1943-10-17
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORE, 3 APIS, > 2-family, Ia and 10
$3.50 So per sr. annum. PRICE: S3s.5oo. 3
mum: priced, s46,5oo. Thomas m P. B Brown, s
Will Sell OR EXCHANGE hal, interest
tor ton for small house in northeast suburb
x:5's5o unit apartment bldg, semi
porches tscreened, Individual ' saseheatins heating
units; g. refriserators. Excellent location
Sfs new 1hs oas heiors srT you buy MI 1910
W 81 sFeaes eaeh OF Exesen x9 rHA rftopn on
ts'@fn poWST6wN0 asFSz wR0ssnssd sH it1
into complete apartments. Total 50
rms, II baths: income. So 5ss annually:
$1,000 cash required. w. w, Bailey
ToUR-FAMILY FLAT. white tenants; GOOD
hmacd$1ia incine,I sec section; on rent Sl7'4 annually
S5,5oG to 5000 Wagsaman -Brawner,
! 57oo pm Eye ME +. asSG Once open from o M to
200 BLOCK ST. Nw.-as rooms, :
baths; 5aa1, furnished; nSh income 5000 an
puaiiy: paa,ay NJ 5000 cash required. W. w.
500 BLOCK KENNEDY ST. N.w.-1s-unit
ap neome ae'sehed aSo soned first commereial
GOOD s.w. BUsINESs LoC;ATIoN-store
ana : apartments: income. Sl40 monthly
Mr.. Shackelford. Ma. $500. Evenings and
sunday. Sligo 660s.
APT. BARGAIN
, 900 cash required as down payment.
s7,ooo. Price, s47 400 Balance. G at at,
na.a trae,ivs en- terms ms; LARRY o, STEELE. RE.
history; walk up, 100000 toT quick sale I;,
'N'~'' 'etEsen Ec;G1E46N liz and ID, 18Th 36;,
remaining OF lease; tenant makes own
repairs. owners pay only taxes and fire
1907 ST E.A. BARRY ME. eo.5.
ExcEkLENT II aS'Exa xINyEsTMENr aNpsI,
over ~: return OF, your money. Apt
and E. compleie housing units. Deal
direct with owner. Phone Alex. 4964 for
appointment.
4 REAL M INVESTMENT PROPERTY!
ization: insured 10fe income, with an al
T @ oereess CASH in s5oGo ves con
GEORGE s;l;Ss :: ..s,EsE1 .woRTH1NaToN "a SON.
1719 Eye St. NV. National 1926.
ARLINGToN-,1-YE -YEAR-oLD BRICK. TWO
5-room and bath apis. one furnished; one
Groom and bath apt, furnished; gear ga
rage. Rental, $500 year: $13,75O,
terms.
MAYNARD BAYLEs CO..
Falls Church 2430. Closed Sunday.
> APIS AND STORE, $3.50.
Brick BLDG. good shape. Rent. S1O35O.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27O0.
ESTATE-MUST SELL.
stores with living quarters Close to
downtown, in lively business section. Rent.
$50 per mo. (no overhead. Price only
sEMIDETAcHED GUEST HOUSE.
Cne-half block from Conn. ave. down
town. Attractive prick. II rms, :.
baths and fire escapes Zoned CONNER
GUEST HOUSE oN ~ HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Just north OF Dupont Circle. Imposing
4-story brick. .25 it. wide, 20 rms. Z
baths; Parouet floors. Oil heat. Price.
$4,000, including furniture. To inspect
cal MI kohner: Phone EN-. 3032, with
REALTY ASSOCIATES. Elk. 1922.
NEAR COLUMBIA RD AND 18th ST
nW.-Handsome 4-story brick building.
with stores on 1st floor. Offices on 2nd and
apartment on each of 3rd and 4th floors.
OHered for an owner who wants to retain
.he store and an apartment by lease. Will.
however, give these up if purchaser pre-
fers. Rental. S3,4sO per annum on above
' .ess Iouis 3. oeSi esSaioEMAxzs.
Evening star., 1943-10-17

2 imposing brick homes, one OF II rms
. baths, in Col. Hgts., one on Mass. ave.
NV downtown. / rms, > baths Pres
ent income OF both. S2,40O per yr Each
Haye nre escapes. owner anxious sell
submit offer for one or both Eve, or
Sunday. phone Georgia 1000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th ST Pe,,+or o--,