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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

In passing Helen Potter. now
a war worker. decided she wanted
10 do a little more. She SAID she
wanted 10 ION the WAACS /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-26

A Magnificent high : fashion
creation specially low priced
its the coat smart women
are wearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Third Stage Door
Cante en- Opens in
San Francisco
By ROSEMARIE MULLaNY

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29 tUP)
The nations third largest stage
door canteen for servicemen open
ed today financed by money and
food contributions from nearly 10,-
600 residents of San Francisco.
Society women attendants, VIII
collected 108 jars of coffee in an
hour and stopped counting after
that, reported dollar bills accumu-
lated in their baskets faster than
they could empty them.
Brock Pemberton, co-chairman of
the national branches of the stage
door canteen representing the Am
erican theater wing, said one elder
she would pay this month the last
inStallment on piano she had
Eeen buying for two years.
And I want the canteen to have
it," she said.
Pemberton gestured toward one
of the pianos on the stage and said,
There it is"
Storerooms in the basement of
the Native Sons of the Golden
West hall, rented by the city and
converted for canteen Use, over
flowed with canned goods OF all
types. Half Cf one large room was
piled nearly to the ceiling with
sacks of sugar.
One old lady left a half dozen
lars of homemade spiced fruit pre-
serves at the door for her ad-
mission.
During the afternoon and eve
ming, theater people in the city en-
tertained the citizens who had
cleaned their own shelves to fill the
canteen's. Bor;j Karloff, Bill Rob-
inson and Ina Claire contributed.
Nancy Wexford, who started Am
erica Whistling Tea For Two a
decade ago when she starred in
No. No, Nanette," stepped to the
platform in the afternoon and
started the familiar refrain again.
Wait" came a command from
a COB in the audience.
He clambered to the stage and
identified himself as George f1n-
ney, q former member of the
. "Nanette" company now IN the
navy and just back from the south
west Pacific. He and Miss Wexford
made it a duet.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Weddinq Shower
Recent Event

Among recent social events IS the
wedding shower given in compli-
mept to Mr. and Mrs Rov w.
Steger of Santa Ana and held at
the home of the Rev. Mr.. T. c,
Cunningham and Mrs. Cunning
ham.
Mrs. Steger is the former Frances
Marie BlOemsma of FL Centro and
she and her husband were in the
valley for the Easter HOLIDAYS, visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bloc
mSma.
Guests at the shower were: Mr..
2nd Mrs. j. p Larson, Mr.. and
Mrs Dee McKinizie. Mr.. and Mrs
e. H. Cook. Mrs. Roland Wilson
Mrs. Lloyd Sides. Mrs. w. Mordah
Mrs. Myrtle Miles, Mrs McClave,
the Misses Opal Beaver, June Miles
Willene Carroll, Mary Lou Potter
Margaret Stark, Doris, Dorothy and
Ruth Bloemsma; James Potter
Merlyn Miles and Lloyd Bloemsma
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Two Hostesses
Entertain

Mrs. Weldon Hudspeth and Mrs,
Louis B. McManuS entertained a
group of friends Wednesday night
at the McManus home, inviting
them for a game OF bridge and a
buffet supper,
In the bridge game, Mrs. Nc
Faddin won the high score prize,
Mrs. FosS, the second, and Mrs.
Siusher, the third.
Supper was served from a beauti-
fully appointed table centered with
exquisite flowers in the spring
colorS and lighted by candles in
the same shades. Effective arrange
ments of flowers decorated the
living room.
Guests included: Mesdames Will
liam Pata, Eugene Moore. Richard
II Moore Sidney Campbell,
Clarence McFaddin, V. S. Aronovici,
James Bacon, j. Roy SalaSsi, Roy
,Johnstone, James Slusher, William
q. FosS. w. S. Kong. Ashley HudS-
pcth, Miss Mildred Record.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Ever Since Eve to Be Given
This Weekend by Junior Class

One of the cleverest and most
entertaining PLAYS to be given by
Central students in some time is
Ever Since Eve, an amusing COM
edy of high school students and
THEN problems, which Centrals Ju-
nior class will present on Friday
and Saturday night of this week,
815 o'clock 7n the school auditor
ium.
Every detail which goes to make
Il successful performance is aSSur-
ed: interesting stage sets, costumes,
and clever acting by competent
cast directed by Miss Helen Dowd.
Everyone will find the play highly
enjoyable, and is assured a pleas
ant few hours of carefree relaXa-
tion in attending Ever Since Eve"
The cast Includes Peggy Cox,
Wally Christian, Larry Beck, Mar
iorie Watson, Berniece PaESon,
Nartha Jeanne Jenkins, Jeanne
Delp, Don Kaylor, Tom McChristy,
Don Cannon, Jack Mason.
Dress rehearSals have Deen high
" satisfactory, guaranteeing
smooth running performance Tor
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Eighth Grades TO
Have Party

Eighth grade students will have
their third recreation party Friday
night, O'Clock in the high school
gymnasium, sponsored by Wilson
PIT. A.
All four eighth grades are eligible
to attend a different room acting
&c hosts on each occasion. Friday
the 8-3A class will be hosts, with
Mrs. j. CHRISTENSEN. Mrs. Willis
Johnson as room mothers in
charge. Mrs. Ada Stats is teacher.
Both games and dancing viii be
featured with many prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Arts and Crafts
Section Ne cts

Arts and Crafts section of the Ten
Thousand club had its last regular
work meeting for the current club
year on Wednesday when the group
devoted the day to section activities
and to the making of surgical dress
ings, meeting in the club house.
Mrs. H. E. Kendall and Mrs. Joel
Turner formed the luncheon COM
mittee for the cay.
On May % the section will have
It's final meeting, which, following
he usual custom, will be more in
the nature of a part", luncheon
reservations being necessary. Mrs.
Edwin Aiken, telephone 223, will
take reservations.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Shower Honors
Bride-Elec+

CALFXICO, April % .ICnlpl-
menting Miss Beatriz Armendari7
whose marriage to Arthur Carroll
Smith of Ell Centro will be an event
ff May 3. a bridal shower was given
this week by the Misses Margariita
Nicochea, Estela O"duno, Maria
Ugalde.
During the evening a program of
music was presented by Maria
SandeS and Francisco Valencia.
Guests included: Mesdames Ninfa
Lozano, Emilio Terrasas, Carmen
Pesqueira, Guadalupe Mendez, De-
lOreS Orduno, Josefina Chavez, Vic
toria RomO, Maria Lamarque,
Maria Garlic, Maria Antonieta
Acuna, BeatriZ AceVez, Carmen
pedrin, Panchita Moreno, Josefina
1onelda, Adelaide EscaVilla, Mar
garita Blando, LeonOr Palacio.
Alicia Cannon, Barbara Cole, Jaki
Charles, Margarita Nicochea, Berta
Fuentes, Carmen Briggs, Esperanza
Aispuro, Mari Sales, Olga Vale,
Dora Dunbar. Lupe Lopez, Amalia
Michel, R. d. Rambo, Guadalupe
Armendariz, EnriqCeta Sanchez,
Yclanda Lopez:
The Misses Berta Lucero, Berta
Castro, Mary Cotreli, Norma Barrett.
Carmen PARA, '.-.s,~-'.) Perez, Bru-
nilda Garlic, Carmelita Pasqueira,
FRANCESCA Valencia, Maria Sandes,
Maria Elena Tonella, Alicia Palacio,
Ofelia Medino, Eddi Yturralde,
Maria Luisa Fritch, Margarita Sal
azar, Wolfe Gcerino, Natalia Ca
banas, Till Acuna. Concha Alvarez,
Maria Topete, Chala Barren, Anne
Wade, Virginia Armendariz, Maria
Ugalde, Francis Marin.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Society
Clubs
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Rotary inter-city meeting, I, Bar
bara Worth
Night school, 10, Central
Troop IL, Z, Scout hut.
Troop rs, 1870, Scout Methodist
social hall
2O-3O club, 1870, Masonic temple
RAM. No. 1903, 1890, Masonic
temple
Building trades, 1870, Labor tenn
pie
B.P.OE. No. 1926, I, Elks club
FRIDAY
iood preservation meeting, 1890,
HOltVille high school
kiwanis dlb, IL, Barbara Worth
D.U.Y., 9, Veterans ihall
Wilson P.-T.A., 2:l5, Wilson schOOi
8 ct AZ, 6, Barbara Worth
Past Matrons and Patrons, 6:3O,
= Masonic temple
Associated chambers of COM
nlerce, 1870, Brawley
Painters, 7:30, Labor temple
tightl grade party, 8. Central
gym
Junior play, Sis, Central.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
BRIDGE Club
Hostess

MIS-. Howard FarnSworth won the
high score prize and Mrs. Richard
II. Moore the travelling award when
the Wednesday bridge club met this
week for luncheon and a game OF
contract with Mrs. C. A. living as
hostess.
Mrs. Parkman Moore was a guest
Of the club and members present
were Mesdames Irving, Farnsworth,
Tichard Moore George B. Will
loughby, Reeinald l.. Knox, j.. Viii
lam c. Foss, and John d. Jackson
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
No Canning Sugar
REGULATIONS Yet

Since no canning sugar regula-
tions have been issued by wash
ington yet this season, rationing
boards in the valley can not issue
sugar for canning until those regu-
lations are received.
In one instance, if fruit is grown
at home or given to one by a
friend, then the sugar allotment
may be made. However, if fruit is
purchased now for canning, no
sugar allotment may be issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Dance Friday at
Camp Lockett

Forty young women from the
valley will go to Camp Lockett Fri
day to attend dance there, cars
leaving the Mayan hotel at p. m.
members cf the Imperial Desert
corps, headed by Col. Jean Donohue
and other young women will be
chaperoned by Mesdames John w.
Cook, T, c. Lanier, w. C. Locke
and Robert Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29

The opening night, Friday.
The play is open to the public
and tickets may be secured at the
school. Advance sales have been
exceptionally successful and a large
audience will be present for the
premiere.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Rond Rally and
Dance SATURDAY.

HOITVILT April % - F. Roy
Thompson will be in charge of the
und sal-5 a ine Swiss club dance
Saturday night, members OF the
club announced this week
The dances are monthly affairs
but this months dance will also
feature a bond rally.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
Elected Class
Sc cretary

Mrs. Hazel Purdy received word
Thursday from her daughter,
Phyllis, that she has just been
elected secretary of her class.
Phyllis is a junior student at UCLA.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
AnnOunC GmenfS
OF Mee+inqs

Wilson PIT. A. will meet Friday,
Els p. m. in the school when the
mothers will discuss the question
cf graduation clothing.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29
X X
WM
WAR BINDS
Il 4

Build for Tomorrow with your
purchase of War Bonds today"
Farmers are taking extra good care
of their farm implements. They
can't buy them today. But with
War Bond savings they'll be able
to buy new farm equipment when
the peace comes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29

ID. U. V. members will meet Fri
day, . p. m. in the Veterans hall,
changing their meeting to that day
to avoid conflict with the old
timers picnic Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29

Past MatrOns and Patrons asso-
citation, Order of the Eastern Star,
meets Friday night in Ell Centre,
for a pot luck supper, $50 o'clock
in the Masonic temple. and a
special program afterwards.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29

CHAPTER CIV, P. E. O., will meet
Saturday, 1890 O'Clock, at the home
of Mrs j. E. Brock, TIA Sandal
wood, with Mrs. A. j. Boles as CO.
hostess Mrs. M R. Brents will give
the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-29

Farmers are helping in the war
effort by the production of food. But
increased income should go into War
Bonds and Savings, not scarce, high
priced consumer goods. Buy more
and more War Bonds with your in
creased profits today. You've Done
Your Bit, Now Do Your Best"
q. S. Treasury Department
Evening star., 1943-11-28
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

guc g..c LICENSE WANTED -ssOx la9J..k,
FORD sedan. 1897 or 1886; urgently
pfeded: pfos ,p pay high dollar for eaick ACTION
fRiyAIE PARTY wants late model Gchev
BUICK wanted name your price. Will
fFy e meet wo i5 sfGS fS0d p0n'iae 1921 Con-
CADILLAC owners, call Jack Blank, Adams
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
my price. Arcade Pontiac l439 Irving
CADH lilac wanted: name your price, will
Try TO- to meet TT I F5ood Pontiac 1921 Con-
CADILLAC ct1bHlt OK OK oSf4ppsMoBrlE S4p 1a41 hydra
matte mat preferred; must be Spotless, with
CHEVROLET OR FORD. 1899, or 1910. in
best condition. I Will pay all cash Glebe
CHEVROLET wanted; name your price will
& try to meet ut i Flood Pontiac, 1927 Con
popGE DOB 5E,.. AND T., caRlsLER II! :, wanssa:
.osS tlas; 4s2l connectlc1, Wo s4o0 -
actcat Ey to meet wo i sF6G Fl0od Pontiac 1921 Con-
oLDsMOBILE wan;eo, name your price will
Try to meet i Flood Pontiac, 1921 Con-
pSyfI,c rsS>!fI,; We W1sTtp-Nam. Ti4e vonr nr,cs-
CornecncLIt. WO s460.
oLDsMOBiLE owners. call Jack Blank,
Adams 5000; you Will be more than salts
PLYMoUjTHiI WANTED-Name your price
C6nnsct,t C5 try to meet it Flood Pontiac 1921
CHRI sLER 1s4i; 1910 any model We
y. eeler Ine 4sio Wisconsin. OR 1920
CASH BUYER wants a late-model low
m1iease M clean car; good tires essential.
T..
Evening star., 1943-11-28
$4,000.

II acres, with a substantial s-room
mouse that has Just been painted 2 coats
and painted throughout inside 1t is wired
and the cleo. is available. Good well and
small barn. About 5 acres clear pal a
good stand of second growth. mostly oak.
On State road in Fairfax County, II
miles from Washington and in an area
Memorial highway; 81 800 down. bal
monthly, See MASON HIRST, AnnandaIe
Va. at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Alex lS1o ClnSad SlIn6ayS
Evening star., 1943-11-28
"STROUT BARGAINS"
DAIRY FARM.
800 ACRES.

, bUU ACRES.
6-room modern brick house, . baths; 4
tenant tenant 1n1 houses with shower bath; SO-cow
sio; so cows ano.ner .6la bs,fnrs barn with
l-yr-old heifers, 3 bulls, horses; trac-
torS, LOTS plows; harrows, mowers, rakes, ma
farm equipment; 165 tons of hay, siiage:
Watered by, 3 electric pumps, large stream
ms iarm has made q net profit of Sl2 900
q GARY farm, see this one. -3l mi. from
Evening star., 1943-11-28
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

lls OR TON STAKE, panel or van body
delivery, in fair condition. Call 81. O627
Give details
11s OR 1-TON TRUCK. dual wheels, cab
and chassis. long or short wheel base fiat
body or stake; must be in good condition :
1893 to 1912 model. Phone Ordway 1895
Evening star., 1943-11-28
MONEY WANTED.

SO, 600 TO $4,000 LOAN on 100000 So
1T. industrial property. Have Just sold
similar area and we know amount desired
can conServatively be lent on this property
With the close of the war this industrial
property should increase in value even If
residential properties go down in price. As
a revenue producer, this industrial property
can be rented for contractors yard
without improvements. Union 2525.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan, a clean car.
practically new rubber Bsndall Motor
good @ fnish. radio. Bendail Motor sales.
4S9 kns 81 Va radio
,1 and heater; excellent condition. Hyatts-
PONTIAC '3s 6-cyl club coupe; excellent
PoNTI%c PtnMGaa rss 15ss sport coupe; motor good.
needs minor fender work and one tire.
PoNTIAc 1910 de luxe e-door sedan:
heater, defroster, radio, seat covers, good
n lakewood p0s st. ss Arlinston age Sasn Va oxford
PONTIAC 1o41 e-cyl. coach: maroon finish,
car; guaranteed; s1.l95: Logan Motor Co,
STUDEBAKER 1910 Commander; new pre-
war Goodyear Lifeguard tires, motor per
feet: private owner. Phone ordway 7544.
STUDEBAKER 1870 cruising sedan; excep-
tionally clean car, white sidewail tires,
s o5 5'tsa's Bonsnt 1ynsG s sRsr Gsafa spns
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion 2-door Sc
dan; radio and heater, beautiful blue fln-
ish, exceptionally good tires, very, econom-
sTUDEBAKER 2-door Champ. 1912: 5000
miles heater; adsy no dealers. 32 crittenden
sTUDEBAKER 1941. Champion, 2-door
Gedan: heater and spotlight: Excellent
condition. SS45. Hyattsville Buick. WA,
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Commander skyway
sedan: radio and heater, attractive 2-tone
tan and brown finish. white sdewall tires;
exceptionally clean throughout. Pohanka
Service 1928 goth ST. NV. DI. DIAL.
STATION WAGON, 1910 Packard 10: low
mileage excellent rubber. Call Gil. 0147
Sunday morning.
running condition but needs minor re-
pairs; S595. Loving Motors, 1919 n st. n W.
TAXICAB, 1912 Chev. Diamond. with PUG
license: one driver: cab in excellent condi-
tion. Randolph 540S.
TAXICABS and PUG 1910 Pontiac; good
condition TR o515 after pm
Evening star., 1943-11-28
Sandy Spring. Montg. County.

Sandy Spring, Montg. County.
One Of, the most beautiful estates in
House. About go acres of excellent farm
land The Colonial house contains large
living room, library, both with freplaces
anc laundry: 3 bedrooms and . baths
RANDOM width flooring throughout scar
attached garage; guesthouse tenant house
barn. chicken house
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg. MA 1850
Evening star., 1943-11-28
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED, small farm. $40 acres with
stream; cleared or, with small amount
ineton in Northern Virginia or Mont
gomery County, Md. Box 1S2-K, Star .
WANTED TO RENT, small farm, up to 30
I5 mi. from Washington Write j. H.
Johnson: P. o. Box IL, Mclean, Va,
WANTED-1mproved and fully equipped
Will rent or trade small apt, house
Owner. Mr.. Frazer. CO. 7641.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
no ACRES

Is miles from Wash, in beautiful rolling
country. this farm has about so acres OF
excellent grass and crop land. There are a
dairy house, granary, 9 tenant houses
and l0-room farmhouse with water in
the kitchen and city electricity. This farm
horse and cattle farm. Price, $4,000;
assume Fed: farm loan OF S5 800. bal. in
cash. See MASON HIRST. Annandale va,
andria 5S12 Closed SIndovs
Evening star., 1943-11-28
s4o A, 900 T1LLABLE; FAIR BLDGs
@ .5O0-Tree Fruit Orchard. Fond

9,500-Tree Fruit Orchard; Eqpd.
Splendid possibilities for profit await
ambitious orchardist here; about 1900
6-year-old apple trees. leading varieties
such as York, Stayman, Delicious. ETC.:
approximately 5000 Elberta, Hale & Georgia
Belle peach trees: 200 acres, 100 tillable,
bal; spring-watered, wire fenced pasture
and wood; on gravel I'd, short drive to
lively depot town. half hour to city; at
tractive shade-sheltered dwelling, 7 rms,
rage, hog and poultry houses. 2 tractors,
truck, power sprayer, other machinery,
growing crops included at S1s,500 part
down. New list other bargains from ST ZOO
mailed free. E. c. Brumback STRCUT
REALTY, Middletown. Va
Evening star., 1943-11-28
AUTO REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

WORLD GAS TURBINATOR, So Rrings
remarkably efficient, economic motor per
tormances by cyclonic vaporization Of car
ouretor mixture. Wrench installed, Is
min. Give auto make, year Users report
sayings high as 4Q4c. R. Hamilton, 5734
Evening star., 1943-11-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SILVER sRnNsGoS sIi 6 oSo a. on pike ss,oI $500.
sSM sS ACRES. in Arlinston t ec County. TSSo Va
sewer, water, bus stop l block: $500 per
coLoREDMi ess to acre ts lots ao-min. min drive drive
sin Ro .eass asae nshSe, oT So 45sa 5sar
A subdivision for those who love the
wide open spaces; / mile east of Manor
Club Estates; 5 to 2 acre tracts at cost of
good approach attractive outlook; quick
run to city; easy terms same as cash. op-
portunity knocks but once. F. NJ, MILLER,
MONT. co. Mr.. D. c.
6l5 acres, long State and county road
frognntaee; gns $3.50 per acre
80 acres adjoining Kensington; sewer,
water va and s maaeadam a roads; $3.50 per acre.
So 500: 3 acres, s., 500. Cali Mr.. Redding,
EN- 1so9. 2wn Tn,l1 In Pm Syn Sunday yeekdays
MONEY TO LOAN.
%n Sans ieSsFl ls, End and 3rd trust
essmsnts ass sW Ns Esdstrl a4ls Finance Co. sl6
111s EYE E s.: I: NV NNMAlsHE ma Sx. GAGS.
VI. MONEY ,S, ON SECOND TRUST
nearby n Md or Va. Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d. INVESTMENT
1879 n. 7. Ave. NV. National $3.50.
1St and End TRUST LOANS.
Let us ref1nance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
F1rst-trust loans on D. C.. Md. and Va
property. Second-trust loans I'D to 5
years to pay back on D. c., Nd. and Va.
Prompt and courteous service. Consult
US before borrowing Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
-6I7 9th NV. DI. 6150.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
PRINCE GEORGES CO

IL acres, improved by S-room, bath
and electricity home, situated on bus serv-
ice, Nd, route. 224, .13la miles from the
stores school and church nearby: place
makes good appearance; ample shade
around house and is within committing
distance of Washington: price, $3.50,
THEODORE F. MENK,
EX 2T40 oo1 1Sth e. NV
Evening star., 1943-11-28
28O ACRES-S2O O00

Seventeen miles from Washington. over
of good farm land and good stand of sec
ond growth on the wooded portion. It has
abundant natural water and is adapted to
has 10 rooms, bath, cleo furnace and
phone. Several barns and chicken houses
Terms, half cash. See MASON HIRST, An
nandale, Va. at the end of Columbia pike
Phone AleXandria 5Sl2. Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1943-11-28
ANDERSON, Oxford 324O.
ST. MARYS co

Well-managed 15O-acre tobacco and
general crops farm, on good road, near
Me,chanicsville; sandy and sandy loan
SOILS, IN excellent state of cultivation 10
barns, 4-room tenant house and other
buildings; tenant has own equipment
THEODORE F. MENK.
x. All loN Al
Evening star., 1943-11-28

lkAILEkS FOR SALE.
9TssT kehse4 sss Is fsy ss:. fasn o6 for
isi2 Isl ALMA fIiMssR sEVERMxNSs Ma MHslSs2 a45t Fl , rms.
permanent beds, completely equipped
heayy,duty sssn tires; owner leaving. Can be
sRF PlFe See node MT Mnns9n MaPioSsl trailer
Ret,n; IKE new; PRICE @ reasonable. 1884 wis. ave,
reasonable. r IS Appiy Sun and st alter H5uiphn PM.
sahEK scHuLT II LHxGRY LGHsaGfsR0GS IINER Si ss
rooms, room tandem wheels. elec; brakes, good
RousE Re RSie rRAsR Ris PsEk Weft s
cabinet, icebox. bed, table, etc: fair tires,
Wd W5te PTnaa er can F4sds4c RsstoE ses sunderand
TRAILER. 4-wheel. on auto chassis. open
Or general hauling ss5. CH. soa6. III
TODAY'S SPECIAL.
~ Ne New Travelo 1914 model; 3 rooms.
doorS ERe boRer Ssne shsSss
-, 1912 NATIONAL. good. tires. brakes. de
axs oondon IDEAL hS dT rasr is in
>; piymouth. electric refrigerator good
ddeb tlresi brakes twostone masonite exterior,
on display; new and used luggage trailers
for sale or rent. Our motto:
THE MOST OF THE BEST
FOR THE LEAST.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4030 Wisconsin Ave WO. 1892.
Open Evenings Until o
Evening star., 1943-11-28
FARMS FOR RENT.
=

Poultry and truck farm Of approx. 70
acres, near Annapolis Md; small bunga-
low, cleo. bath, coal heat use of horse,
cleo. brooders, ETC.. included in rent; ideal
for couple; experience necessary: refer
ences required. Write Owner, Box 113-K,
Evening star., 1943-11-28
j. L. c.. WEST,
Follc Chn,oL p,oe -
ORANGE CQIINTY VA

4l3 acres. well fenced, water in every
helo, 80 acres timber, main dwelling CO.
ionlal design II large rooms, elec. water
N house, large barn, granaries, machine
snedS, chicken houses, many other bldgs. :
Evening star., 1943-11-28
OWNER IN HOSPITAL.

1S acres, Or. house, deep we'll, 2 a.
clear, bal. oak and pine timber: n mi to
bus; stream; h-mile frontage on good
ANDERSON. oxford a24o.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
FARMS FOR SALE (corfinuedI

FARMS FOR SALE tcontinued)
10 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE, SMALL TEN
ant house; large barn, stable and garage:
ample mile frontage on State road. 12
miles to D. c. Price. $500: terms.
"A acres. 6-room house and s-room
mousse, extends on Central ave. 4 miles
from D. c. Price. $4,000.
S-room house. Z acres ground. on con-
crete road, in Seat Pleasant, Md, on
busline; city water, sewer and gas: miles
from D. c. $4,000.
s-room house. all modern. full basement,
not-Water neat, 3 acres ground, garage,
chicken house. Price, $500; on State
road, IA miles D. C.
Acre ground, Groom house. bedrms.,
IuI basement. oil heat, gear garage;
oeautifully landscaped: right in the town
OF upper Marlboro. Price. $4,000: $1,000
One and half acres, 5-room house. elec.,
garage. chicken house. Price, S4 $50;
$500 cash, $40 month; IL miles to b. G.
on State road.
l9 acres on State road: large Colonial
mouse, IL rooms, with bath and cleo.
must pc SOLD at once to settle estate
Fflce' Sl2,OO0: IA miles to D. c.
Evening star., 1943-11-28
73 ACRES.

io,o0o; large main highway frontage,
DldgS in excel cond.: ideal country home
kensington 500.
Stock and grain farm, All fertile acres,
splendid buildings, fences, stream, springs,
hard road; price, including livestock, crops
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