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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-28
NEW GUINEA:
Victory in Papua

Climaxing a series of attacking
movements by American and Aus
tralian infantry units, Allied ground
forces captured Sanananda Point
and Samantha Village on the north
eastern coast of New Guinea.
The capture of Sanananda Point
between previously captured Coma
and Buna-took the last remaining
strong Japanese point in that area.
The remaining Japs were left in
pockets about a mile west Of San
amanda, faced with nothing more
than suicide action.
Aerial action saw Allied bombers
sink an 8,000-ton Japanese cargo
ship in the Bismarck sea and blast
enemy airports and installations
over a wide area of the Southwest
Pacific.
Jap forces were cut into bits by
Australian and American patrols
reaching almost every corner of the
swampy area. Japan's last remain
ing strength in Papua had been deci-
mated. Enemy outposts were little
more than handfuls of troops, wait
ing an almost certain end.
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POINT RATIONINC:
System EXPLAINED

When Office Of Price Administra.
ton officials began explaining the
system Of point r%ationing it became
Immediately evident that points will
vie in importance with dollars and
cents in the minds Of the nations
housewives.
Here is how the system will work:
The sale Of processed foods in cans
and bottles will be stopped in retail
stores a week before the rationing
begins-some time in February. This
will allow grocers to fill their
shelves. On registration day. house.
wives will take the family's No. l
war ration books to their local
boards and apply for book No. 2.
The consumer will have to declare
the actual number Of cans. bottles
and jars Of eight ounces or more of
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ARGENTINA:
Stands Alone

After Chile's senate had voted 80
to 10 to break off diplomatic ties
with the Axis, Argentina remained
the only American country retaining
relations with Germany, Italy and
Japan.
Chile's action came after weeks
Of wrangling over the issue and fol-
lowing the vote, Foreign Minister
Joaquin Fernadez left Immediately
to notify President Juan Antonio Rios
of the action. President Rios fol-
lowed this with a radio broadcast
to his people.
Chile's army and navy had ear
lier taken over control Of strategic
areas which had been colonized by
the Germans. These were mostly in
the southern part of the country and
included ports, mining centers and
other vital areas
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NORTH AFRICA:
Dec auLists Object

New flames were ignited under
the bubbling cauldron of political
dissatisfaction in North Africa when
Marcel Peyrouton, veteran French
politician and former Vichy minis.
ter of the interior, was named gov
ernor general of Algeria.
The appointment %rekindled the
popular alarm which was felt when
Darlan first took office. The Fight
ing French at once jumped on the
appointment, terming Peyrouton a
former Fascist sympathizer. Head
quarters of the DeGaulle forces re-
called that in April, 1941, Peyrou-
ton said that 'Only madmen believe
in a British victory" The London
Daily Herald called it a political
blunder of the first water. Peyrouton
is distrusted by Frenchmen of all
parties . -"
Added to this confusion was the
fact that the Allies soon must decide
on a supreme commander for the
showdown with the Axis in North
Africa. The decision probably will
be fastened by the rapid telescoping
Of the Tunisian and Libyan fronts.
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FARM LABOR:
And the Draft

In an effort designed to keep more
workers on the nations farms the
War Manpower commission has put
into effect a broad liberalization Of
agricultural deferment requirements.
Draft boards are now to be guided
by a new ~criteria" including lib
.eralized application Of the war unit
production standard and the addi-
ton to the list Of essential crops
for which workers may be deferred.
Heretofore farmers have usually
been required to be responsible for
16 farm units" Now as few as
eight units" could result in hold
ing off induction. "a unit. for exam
pie. is one dairy COW. or 20 acres of
wheat, or 20 feed lot cattle, among
other items deemed essential in the
war food program.)
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and woman eve felt themselves so
truly man and wife as we did. We
never thought Of the irregularity Of
our relationship; we had decided
once and for all that ours was a
truer marriage than hundreds that
are approved every day. I suppose
we always intended to straighten it
out, but the years went so fast and
were SO happy that nothing seemed
to be missing.
Divorce Too Late.
Nov, to 60 back to the old town,
hunt up Harry, and make arrange
ments for a divorce without the chill
dren suspecting that something ex-
traordinary was going on, is utterly
out of the question. And even if l
did, what would it accomplish since
Dick is not within reach? The slight
est suspicion Of it would break PANS
heart, and shame my proud, hand
some confident boy. They would lose
faith in their mother forever.
when Dick and I first decided
to take this step 10 years ago." the
letter goes on, I'VE faced the con-
sequences - or thought we did,
squarely. We even spoke of a posi-.
BILE child, and I remember saying
that if we had one he or she would
be a little gypsy who wouldn't worry
about conventional oversights. We
felt that we were strong enough TO
rise above the law, and to US both it
seemed preposterous that an ire
sponsible. idle, impecunious and i'm
provident man like Harry should
have any power over our lives.
But Dick Junior is NOT an un-
conventional gypsy type of boy, and
my little Pamela is the clinging gen.
tie type, and l don't dare think OF
what the truth would mean to them.
What is the right way out, one that
will save us all?"
I'm not answering this letter, be.
cause as far as l can see, there is
no answer. When and if Dick Sem
ior comes home after months, it
might be possible for Helen to per.
suade him to make things as right
as they can be made now. If he
doesn't come back, perhaps Helen
could confide in her mother-in-law,
ask the old lady to make the chill.
dren of her son her heirs.
Husband Always q Threat.
To find Harry now wouldn't do
much good because Helen, even if
divorced, couldn't be married to
Dick until Dick returns, and unless
Harry has somewhat improved he
might seriously threaten her peace
of mind. and betray her to her chill.
dren.
So that the only thing to do is 60
on this way for the present, and
hope that time-time that brings
about so many unexpected solutions
to our human mistakes and prob.
lems-will offer an opportunity soon.
er or later to straighten out all this.
1t is one thing to call the tune a,
%. and feel quite willing to face the
consequences, and it is another tc
pay the piper when he comes around
with his bill. Real consequences
have a maddening way of being
much more complicated.
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PAYING H PIPER

The "Helen uan Dyne" Of
this letter called the tune Is
years ago, and no,o she is pro.
testing against the terrible
price she must pay the piper.
For he will collect, ,Uhether
she likes it or not -. It's easy
to say you are willing to take
the consequences of an uncon.
uentional act. Its not quite so
simple as all that, because you
can't decide ,chat the conse.
quences are to be and ,Uhen
you are to be confronted with
them: Sometimes they threat.
en- the very happiness for
,Uhich you once risked all.
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ELIGIBLE: Washington officials
revealed that boys who have reached
the age Of II r eligible to enlist in
the army enlisted reserve corps and
air corps enlisted reserve-provid-
ing they have the consent Of their
parents. Not until they are 10, how
ever, will the 17-year-old enlistees
be called to active duty. Until this
new ruling boys were not accepted
IN the army until they were Is.
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When the soldier talks about
"the skipper he means his cap
tain, the head of his company.
And that's just what the title cap
tain" means. It comes from the
Latin word "caput" meaning
"head." Another leader high in
Army mems favor since 10 is
Camel Cigarettes. BIASED on &C
tual sales records from Post Ex-
changes and Sales Commissaries.)
It's the gift they prefer from the
home folks. If you have a rela-
tive or friend in the service, send
him a carton of Camels. Your
dealer is featuring Camel cartons
to send to service men.-Adv.
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PROBE: Among other subjects be.
ing reviewed by the new congress is
the matter Of war contracts and the
house rules committee has decided
to call before it high army and
navy officials to explain why some
such contracts were authorized.
Those in question are contracts,
which, it is charged by the house
naval and military affairs commit
tee. permitted huge fees and profits.
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Isn't That Too Bad
Suffice to Say, 1t Vas
Some Sort of Catastrophe
Fire! Fire!"

Fire! Fire!"
AS the shrill cry rang out, a
woman dashed out of a house wav-
ing her hands. One passer-by ran
to the fre-alarm, and another en-
tered the house.
"Where is it," he asked, after a
brief investigation. II can't smell
any smoke"
"Oh, I didn't mean fire. I meant
murder!"
"Murder?" A policeman who
had heard the commotion came
running and entered the discussion.
who's been murdered?"
"Oh, I didn't really mean muir
der, either!" gasped the woman.
"But the biggest rat 1 ever saw
just ran across the kitchen floor"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-28
NEW LEADER:
For Democrats

While congress was budding over
Edward J. Flynn's qualifications to
represent the United States and
President Roosevelt in the South
Pacific diplomatic front. Democratic
party chieftains assembled in Chi
cago to select Postmaster General
Frank c. Walker to be his successor
as chairman Of the Democratic ma
tional committee. In his acceptance
speech Walker expressed a "distaste
for oratory as a substitute for &C.
ton" and further avowed that he
was a firm advocate Of the two
party system"
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the rationed foods on hand. Home
canned foods are exempt. Each per-
son will be allowed to have a certain
number-probably between 8 and IL
on hand without penalty. For more
than that, stamps will be removed.
Each consumer will be allowed 48
points during each rationing period,
which will probably be one month.
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Save Meat WITH
TASTY ALl-BRAN
MEAT PATTIES

Here's a grand recipe for these
timesl Delicious, nourishing meat pat
ties-made with KELLoGG's ALL-BRAN.
Makes meat 60 further. Gives these
patties a tempting, crunchy texture
plus all the nutritional benefits Of
ALL-BRAN: valuable proteins, carbohy-
drates, vitamins and minerals. Try til
KelIogg's AII-Bran Meat Patties
egg tablespoon
2 teaspoons salt chopped parsley
\ teaspoon pepper l cup milk
2 tablespoons II cup catsup
minced onion cup Kellogg's AL Bran
pound ground beef
Beat egg, add salt, pepper, onion,
parsley, milk, catsup and All-Bran.
Let soak until most of moisture is taken
up. Add beef and mix thoroughly. Bake
In hot oven (450' F. about 20 minutes
or broil about IS minutes. Remove
meat patties from pan. Add some milk
and seasonings to drippings. Thicker
slightly to make gravy. Yield: s serv-
tngs. 2 patties each.
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DATES
Feb. 7-Period 1 fuel-oiI cou-
pons, good to March rs, become

ponS, good to March rs, become
valid.
Feb. 8-Final date on which No.
% coffee coupon is valid.
Feb. Adaptation date for
Period 3 fuel-oil coupons which
became valid Dec. %.
Feb. 28-Final date for first in
spection of tires for "B" or &C"
passenger car card holders and
for commercial vehicles.
March 13-Period S fuel-oil cou-
pons. good to Sept. 30, become
valid.
March 31-Final date for first
inspection of passenger car tires
for "A" card holders and motor
cycles.
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Stimulated by Difficulty

Difficulty is only a word indicat-
ing the degree of strength requisite
for accomplishing particular OBJ
jects; a mere notice of the neces-
sity for exertion, a bugbear to chill
dren and fools, only a stimulus to
men.-Warren.
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keIIogg's All-Bran Meat Patties
Miss Liberty's Book

The book held by Miss Liberty in
her statue in New York harbor
represents the law. On it in block
letters is the date, July 4, 1776, as
meaning liberty based on law"
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Uncle
Says: ~
We See 1t

Other people have prejudices;
we have convictions and opinions.
Don't rest on your laurels unless you
are prepared to see them ipilt.
Your dog is willing to 60 to the
depths for you, instead of trying
to make you over" into another
kind of a person.
Isn't That Too Bad
We love those whom we help,
but not always those who help US.
Those men who believe there
should be a tax on bachelors are
invariably married.
Youth goes into the world to find
what he ear bring back from it.
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MALTA:-After beating off Axis attacks, a convoy laden with the
necessary sinews Of war drops anchor in harbor at Malta. The Axis does
everything possible to halt the stream Of supplies pouring into this vitality
important British island base, but the conveys r getting through. This
photograph was made from on board a n accompanying British sixinch
gun cruiser which helped escort the ships through the Mediterranean.
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS

Victorious Russian Drive Sweeps On
AS German Army Faces New Threats;
Political Situation in North Africa
ln1amed by Peyrouton Appointment
ED,ToE;s NOTE: When :pn!en. ass expressed these elamn: ,the ARE hose q
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN-6 ROOMS, BATH, .
garden and garade: adults only: July and
August: $3.50 month EN- O066
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY HOUSE
with l or 2 other ladies, separate bed
rooms: convenient to transp.; privileges;
reasonable. Lincoln 2293.
2-STORY FURNISHED 7-ROOM HOUSE,
near 14th and Oak NV, for month Of
July, S1l0. Adams $3.50.
400 r ST. SW.A7-ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent to party buying furniture. rooms
rented. Leaving city
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY TO SEPT,
sir-cooled, completely furn., bedrooms,
2 baths, maids room. bath. playroom. elec
kit. and laundry, screened porch. Rolling
wood section, Chevy Chase good transp.
For appointment call WI. S627.
TOWN HOUSE, COMPLETELY FURNISH
ed. to responsible party until October ]. .
One block from Conn. ave. between Du-
pont Circle and Calvert Bridge. Quiet.
open 3 sides; bedrooms. 8 baths; S240
per mo. Box 3S2-E. Star.
GOODNESS AND PRIVACY IN OLD ALEX
andria-Shady, walled garden around the
corner from stores and buses. Brick
house, bedrooms 2h baths garase: fur
nished; $3.50 per month for two months
Temple 1851. No agents. 27s
SEMI -DET BRICK, FIVE ROOMS FINE
furnishings; two bedrooms pine recreation,
l "a baths: yards; gas heat; ne, GOOD
transp; S100. RA. b117.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

22O7 DOUGLAS ST. NE.-RoW-BRICK
3 rooms, tile bath, air-conditioned, gas
heat: vacant; price. $3.50. DE. 0317.
eornef lot peFet fenee large vRa LOOM
bedrooms, large; bright kitchen, un-
finished attic. full basement, attached ga
"a rage: price' 1880: cash, $1,000. Call
LYNHAVEN DRIVE, ALEXANDRIA,
room brick house. 3 bedrooms and bath,
y aynesre owSER ySfssaf E ES6q 5qs5 dining ROOM
II LARGE ROOMS. . SLEEPING ROOMS.
furniture incl; good terms. AT. 0S4l.
2633 woODLEY PL.. NV, NEAR WARD
terms; rooms, 2l2 baths, oil heat; row.
brick, newly decorated. Possession July lst.
Open. Owner occupied.
AN ACRE OF GROUND, MODERN 8-RM
brick home with attached garage: nice
grounds, flowers, fruit trees; miles from
D. c. Only S9,950; terms. R. P. RIP
LEY. SH. 1899; ewes. OIL. 170s.
BRICK HOME, BUILT ,l941, m FINE
bath, gas heat, food shops and bus con-
zfaalssn sas ev.s sssao ST. ssi Mr. EFPah 4T1sis sH
CLEVELAND PARK, 340O BLOCK NEWARK
SC. n.w.-Price reduced for quick sale, 10
rooms, baths, 3 porches,, garage: ex-
S56 er%s 0 vR cARs Na ss s4
FORMER HOME OF LEGATION, PERFECT
car garage: large lot: $4,000. OWENS
REALTY, ME. ,04S6.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c;-INsULATED SEMI
detached brick, gas heat. 3 bedrms.. sun
room, 2 baths on 2nd floor; ! rm., 3rd
noor: recreation room, built-in garage;
Sl2,95O. Ewes. WO. 0574.
MASS HEIGHTS, / "a BLKS. MASS. AVE
Det, center-hall brick Colonial, living and
dining room. library and kitchen on 1st
on 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms on 3rd floor; auto
heat, gear gar; near Eaton School; owner
9ssgpied delivery E With title; S27 300;
pm. 35lS Conn.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE UNFURN. 3-BFDRooM
house in NV. with garden. garage. gas
heat, sos, for 1-bedroom apt in down
town NV. lower 18th ST. or Conn. ave
RE. 1900, Ext. 7234S. until 3 pm. week
Gays
BETHESDA, MD.-LIvING ROOM. . BED
rooms, kitchen, bath. basement, Gas heat.
refrlEerator. Call WI 6415.
RoCKCREST, ROCKVILLE. MD.-F1vE
rooms. refrigerator and stove For infoT-
tim call Ashtnr, slon
Evening star., 1943-06-25
POULTRY q Eggs.

PuLLETS 900, white ieghorns, GER
tifcate OF breeding; S1.bO each. r. M
Sanders, Spring Hill, Va.
PRODUCE EGGS in your. own back yard,
with roosts, nests and run: sturdy construc-
ton and attractive design. Sells for S24
delivered. For descriptive circular write
United Fabricators. Inc, 1928 Conn. ave.
NV. or phone RE 1854
Evening star., 1943-06-25
APIs. FURNISHED tcant. J

29a8 NELSON PL. Sc. APT. 2-2 ROOMS,
dinette, KITCHEN, bath. Lessee must buy
furniture. Restricted.
ATTRACTIVE. STUDIO ROOM AND KIT,
is INQUIRE M slss K st. s. NV. after 80 ). NeeA
kjte5.S kTI5 GhpITqpd p sTki BEpEooM ,fs AND
hsfts nsas s ba or COOL RqoMs R
De. 1851 after pm. 26'
CAPITOL, HILL LARGE ROOMS. KIT.
bath: atfet Christian home: positively no
drinkers; $40. Box ALL, Star.
AsHI ANOTHER GIRL TO SHARE GIRLS APT
Apt APT; 40, 1853 Columbia rd. NV. AD.
2, ROOMS, KITCHEN, SEMI BATH: MAR
month. Call FIR. 1898.
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER TO SHARE
dupont Circle apt. with naval oficers.
DUPONT CIRcLE-,LARGE LIVING ROOM
Sl76 month CAN MISS HoBBs' DU. $500
SERvIcEMAN's WIFE WISHES TO SHARE
Rh Rer sPss sPs; with anosssr servicemans wife,
EsxS S sds a. saf aa sps W srd s and
18th AND HARVARD sTs.-LARdE FUR
s MAID sefTee aPI aSe the 1onh
THE cHAsTIEToN. COOL NV. COR
studio I'm. for 2 girls in Ice. 3-rm apt
shared with 2. CO. 1857: DU.. 1000,
FRONT. ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM. KITcH-
en- and porch; Frigidaire, sink, range.
c.h.w., completely furn.; = or 3 employed,
quiet adults. 607 Florida ave. ne.
PROTESTANT GIRLS TO SHARE FURN.
portation. Call AT. 9S74 after $50
MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing and Storage Co. Tayior 2937. 25'
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
HERE is A LOVELY APT. FURNISHED
or unfurnished; large living room, bedroom
and bath, kitchenette; nearby Arlington;
Bldg: couple only. CHI. l014.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
NrE,yx, cE,NE1 nrHihS1rrr> 11r1,,

NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
Located on top of Pennsylvania Avenus
Hill in section where all homes are new
and pretty is this attractive home con-
tanning six bright. cheerful rooms modern
tiled bath. beautifully equipped kitchen.
daylight basement and automatic heat BE
sure and see this house. BEITZELL. DI.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
SEE FAIR HAVEN
ADVERTISEMENT
IN HOUSES S-FOR-SALE COLUMN
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

uSSSkS WAN ! Ell ~ NEfNt.
IN NEARBY WASHINGTON SUBURB,
close Streetcar or bus line-5 or 6 rm.,
2-bath bungalow: ami, room for garden,
chickens, IMt. Rainier prefD Rent, op-
tlon buying. Box 2SK, Star.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WISHES TO RENT
unfurnished house, 3 bedrooms, nice loca-
tion, pref. Bethesda, Chevy Chase, NV
section or Arlington. near schools, tranSp.
VIII pay around S125. OIL. S026.
6 TO 9 ROOM FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
niShed house. vicinity 18th and Columbia
rd Refined family. DI. 2@0d. Ext. 745,
between $40 and m. MR.. WHITE. -
PERMANENT HOME, NAVAL OFFICER
and family, 3 or 4 bedrm. house. unfurn,
BriarclifT, Spring Valley vic. 1-year lease.
Repuollc 900, Ext. 3lSO, except Sunday.
SETTLED COUPLE AND DAUGHTER DE-
sire % bedroom. detached or semi-de-
tached house near transportation, at
rental. S65 or S75. Good care assured
Tel. EN-. 2349. Box IL, Star. 26'
EMBASSY OFFICIAL. PERMANENT. WIFE
and daughter. want or 3 bedroom un-
furnished house: pref. NV. or Arlington.
MI. Si11. 5 to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1943-06-25
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW,
CHEW CHASE NM

A typical Spanish-type home, conven-
might particularly appeal to one of our
South American Good Neighbors." First
master si7e), tiled bath; large bedroom
with private bath on second floor. Many
interesting details are 10 be found: lovely
fences. maids room and bath. gear ga
rage, Shown by appointment Today. call
MRS. RAFFETTO, OIL. O32Q THOS J.
FISHER & CO., INC. realtors DI $3.50,
NEAR LEE HWY. AND ABOUT s MILES
from Key Bridge; modern bungalow and
an acre of land, plenty of garden space and
trees quiet and secluded; living room, lex
20 feet with large fireplace bedroom. lex
II feet; oak floors in squares, modern
heat; price, ST 900.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719K St NV Ma 1Jss
Evening star., 1943-06-25
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.-ENTIRE End
floor. private residence, completely fur
nishec every convenience: centrally To-
Gated near bus line. HI. 1514-J.
ARLINGTON-FURN., ROOMS IN PRI-
Vate home. equipped kitchen; rent. SIS, in
eluding utilities. L. L. ELLIOTT, Oxford
1863.
Evening star., 1943-06-25

Exceptional row house, brick. e rooms
baths. garage: 6 years old. Price $40,
BOO; $4,000 cash. balance straight 5re
Call Mr. Carney
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD. INC,
MA. OIL Southern Building
Evening star., 1943-06-25
- IkOILIk . Z. In I'M EHr
1913 Alaska Ave GE. 100
o5O5 FAIRTAWN AVE Sc

zoos FA1RLAWN AVE. Sc.
Home or investment. Convenient to
Navy Yard and Boiling Field One block
rooms and bath. Complete kitchen, gas
| heat. Has been rented for past year fur
nlshed al $50 per mo. Will allow cost of
redecoreting. Immediate possession if de-
sired; $3.50: terms. Ewes, WO. 1868,
CYRUS KEISER. JR. WO 531l o6s
Evening star., 1943-06-25
No. 2905, Rittenhouse ST. NV.

No. HHO5 Rittenhouse St. NV.
Barnaby Woods Section
Detached ali-brick home, 5 bedrooms,
screened porch. two tile baths, living room
with open fireplace, gas heat, brick garage
Immediate possession Open Saturday
afternoon and all day Sunday Price.
Sl4,15on0, Clear of encumbrance
Call Mr.. Maddox Trenholm,
National lS05-6.
EDW. r. CARR.
Realtor-Builder.
1892 H st. NV.
Exclusive Agents
Evening star., 1943-06-25
ATTENTION

Seekers Of hard-to-get items Delta drill
press, 14i2-in. bench model complete
Si0o 90: s-inch bench saw, 1a-h.p. Century
motor, dado and extra saw blades. $50 90;
pinch Craftsman wood lathe with new
i4-h.p. G. E. motor chisels and sanding
disc, bench. $4,000; also few hand tools
TO sell Movie equipment, Eastman model
16-mm. f.9 lens. case. Eastman pro-
emp. case. Glass bead screen Splicer.
viewer and rewind. Title board. 16-mm
As unit, saS5o Guns. HistandaTd HES shGS
automatic pistol. 6s4-inch barrel, 3 clips,
500 .22-calber cartridges included, sos 90
Ranger % -caliber repeating rife. Slide
action. 300 cartridges included, SEQ
x-ring bullet trap with adjustable stand,
$500. Royal standard typewriter, re-
Gently overhauled, metal table, S65. 90.
All items in perfect condition Terms
cash and carry shown by appointment
Johnnie, s am. to pm. sunday. WA.
nSa3, 9 q m. TO 3 pm ons