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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

high blood pressure. In other
words, how many people in a def
mite age group had an abnormally
high blood pressure. The number
was, found to be high. Even at the
comparatively youthful age of 10
about one-third of the persons cx-
amined had a blood pressure of $50
or more systolic, which is consid-
cred the upper limit.
Another investigation has come
to hand which shows that i'm a
group of adolcsccnt boys and girls
from ID to 10 quite q large pro,n
show blood preSSurcs ur 10 Der
cent over normal and it was found
that these come from high blood
pressure families.
A Physiological Phenomenon
But other conclusions of this in
Vtstigati"n are of value to anyone
who wonders too much about his
blood pressure. 1t was found that
the blood pressure varied greatly
and the report says: "Nlany of the
elevated readings were due To cx-
cltemeht. This Was quite appar-
ent by the second observation
when only a small number of the
entire series continued to have elc-
waited blood pressures."
This indicates two important
lessons for anyone who gets too
worried about his blood pressure.
In the first place the blood pres
sure is a physiological ptenome-
non. 1t is not stationary; it varies
with activity, excitement. emo
tons of all kinds and the use of
the various drugs which civilized
people habitually use - tobacco,
alcohol, coffee, tea, and so forth.
The blood pressure is merely an
adjustment MAJ. by the heart and
the blood vessels to the needs of
the body for blood.
The second lesson is that in or
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
There's .t''': :: IS: A{z4M4zaV: Nd6o1o :
ASIAnr \

| Gta,,- 1,,,.,,
~ w. n .' .'f Il rcu:,r" chcck.ur
I,ar ,,,.,i - '',''' '%'"n machinery
Lief v.,,, ''' me girls '',iu of re-
vrIsnrr,I IN. ,'''' ""S .",i that hc,
r.r,nr,. ''''.,''-'in a. been salts.
.fr.,;S , ",,, vac J"' n.s hers. Tile
r.1,,.,i ,'''''p.H,.f #".'.,. hrr ,,.,
"i,l ' no. 'hiT -" o'H,r day TIM
.rr,,I. ..'. WA. .. h.' :"cl!nr, %.
VOL. a., ~ ''.' i"'.,:,y T"imo. dill
'' you gave then! time,
IN" Marcia was good. \ v.,,r,
','o" "' Satisfaction Went ,rr',.'i,
' '"'. as she watched tho r,ryi, -,
''''l &'Il taking To- IA. ,..,l. -.
E'eA understanding. s,.y,. , ...,',
"'''''" o" her.
She introduced! r... ..,.., ..,,
When Steve came .~ -. - ''''''f
h.Is,"d # her ,..., 80. :. '. ,.,,
s""." sh" said ,,..,...,....., 'n u
Us" days shell hu,.r..... ..,, ~
work. too E''"
That's great &C..
Then can ,I:.n -, ,.'., .'''"'tc!
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
Blood Pressure Is
Variable Affair

der tn determine what the propct
ciood pressure is, it should br
taken two or three times so that
me element of nervousness is >n-
tirtiy eliminated.
III Is interesting to note i'm this
report on the blood prcSsur. of
adolcScentS that those who had n
high blood pressure came from
families in which there was n his
tory of high blood pressure.
Surveys Disagree
This seems to be contradicted hv
another study which | have seen in
q medical journal in which the
family history of 1000 applicants
Tor HE Insurance was examined
and 1t was found that the Incidence
oil family blood pressure disease
was only slightly greater among
those who had high pressure
than among those who had "A nor
mai pressure. This contradicts the
innings Of the first report mem
toned.
My opinion would be that n life
insurance examination was "a poor
one To analyzr in order to deter
mime hereditary influences. | have
m;ide Il good many life insurance.
examinations and | very seldom
found anyun" who knew very murb
about his family and rspecially
about the Diseases that the fnth,.r
AMI mother. brothers and sisters.
or grandparents had during life.
Most oil the time they have IA very
vague idea about what the exact
disease was and ii you wish to yet
statistical data about tho. h.r,J
tary nature Of high blood presSur,
you should be very sure that tho
Individuals know about their fam
~ history. My experience has
been that when real information
was available. there is no question
about the relationship between
nigh bioG-t pressure and hrrcdity.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
f. H.: What brings on nephritis
ana Is there any cure for il?
answer: There are many kinds
of ncphritis. The common cansn
IS the slowly progressive change
IN the small blood vessels of the
kidney which was once called
"Bright'S disease" The cause of
many kinds is the aging process
and you can make up your own
mind If there is any cure for that
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

2
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a'%"i:t'. = H.: ..r,..,rr.
,,.;..'',. over J,,.''. Sic q. ,.,H ON ;.rr
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"'. WA eyed $r's.h.
!" one "i.nl' ,an :. 20 -,
...... ''''' ~ IDvs yr% ,.. ..l....,... ..
80. "".i Wv. ir.." nl... 80,
, ,.'.' my "''. AMI .'l"M 49,. 49,; -.
...,'' d" she Ia. tD,I - :. ~.
r'..,. I.,'''''". 80" "u..&gniy sh.
','. ~. r:i,t,,. ~ r.-
'',"'rA nervous bis al cons
..''.'.
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" w." '-"|ll Sat ,ut II. ro
f...'' 80 "'n.' i L"ilti,. Ia,
l.. .''!'" III IA: l,;, =. III.
,.'...
l.. 49,. H.. -. @"i.! :':r"" ',u"",,c-
1,...,'l" ~. " .n'".''. 81 ".1l. &c." The
c,,' I'd ','.i.'i'y NJ iis Irritation.
,T...,, ,'' !'"Ec. "r.g"c&hiy cua,-
"a. -. WIN r'u;yutIa,ut i:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
T1IAr1I.,l; rn.rk


TIL; THING To absolute.
w." She echoed Stcvc'S words helm.
lcSSly rs their sirriiicancc san;
into her tired brain. lie was ,clliro
her tn go closing the door Oh nc,
lite here. Fccbly. resistance SURG.
through her. Did She want tina.
door closed?
And l think" his voice ro,o
with the old cheerful authority,
you ought to take the evening
train"
We'll :" She sat there facing
him hclplcssly. unaware o. blind
pam III her eyes. knowing only that
Abe lacked tho strength oi decision
10 move or speak. She watched
Steve talking. planning. and she
Thought duly that lie looked ,x.
actly as he had looked that first
day she hal come To him for a inh
Tall. hr"ad-sh"ui"rcd. al crisr
business and remote friCrdlir,s,,
She had thought that dav "a
smart mana clever man" n,
was. Whatever he did he did we'll
She vas lucky Ia hr the object az
his planning. This must br tho
right thing she WAS ,!rir.e,
I'd wire your agent first thine. ="
he was saying. Don't bnlhc ILrI,,
the mail. Just show someone yu,,,
system of filing ana such, then mn
alCng. You'll Need the afternoon far
packing"
She was shocked from her SIN.
por. Blinking back rrlli,n t,,rs
she cried. "Oh. Steve. | cnll,Iu,, -,
a thing like that. OF course I'm
wait till I've trained somrnnc f.,
take my place"
Nobody can take your place"
She glanced up. startled by the
hollow pain in his voice. To- see. tho
anguish behind his brisk, cheerful
front in that instant bcrnr. he
could regain control. Eat whom T..
spoke. his voice was bold, hrusr,,y
command.
Il want you on that train to.
night"
She took long. faltcring breath
'Thcre's Marcia White =" eI.
remembered suddenly.
who's that
might be abb" to show her the
ropes today. She lives a: the hotel
with her father. who's here on -uy-
eminent business. and shed like
l"b. Sh" was secretary in biz
arms offices in Chica%o rur three
years. Will you see her"
No Steve was ,LrCl;irrr , -,
port. his eyes on the paper before
him. You can talk 10 hey. Have
personnel check on her by wire.
and II shes okcy with YOU, too, put
her to work
Yes. SIR" The responsibility
threw her at last into action. She
plunged into the morning. work.
Ter low spirits lifting with The
pressure Of forced concentration.
Marcia White cane III : little
axe. no"a- S;2yc was ont III the
o1".'; Nj: tvs. engineers from the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29
by LOGAN CLENDENING. Md

YESTERDAY we discussed the
findings of "A recent report on the
blood pressure i'll large group of
people over the age OF 10. For the
first time in published literature,
as far us l know. there was Oh
tanned view of the incidence of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-29

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Rubber Strikers Return
AS WLB Promises Action
By The Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MISHAWAKA, Ind, March "a
24-hour strike at the Ball Band plant
Of the United States Rubber Co,
engaged in war production, ended
today after lengthy conference
last night of the executive board
of Local l65, United Rubber Work
ers (CIO).
Striking employees, who yesterday
were urged by the War Labor Board
In Washington to return to their
Jobs, we're assured by the WLB
that prompt action would be given
on the issues Of the strike The
board, however, said it would not
act until the strikers returned to
work.
The strike was called, said George
Cummins, union local president, as
a protest against what he described
as unreasonable delay" by the WLB
in granting q 1212-cent wage in
crease which the union had asked.
No violence was reported during
the strike, and no picket line was
established.
The union executive board ordered
the workers back to work and pro-
duction was resumed at midnight
last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
Psychiatrist's Report
Awaited in Infants
Bufcherknife Murder
Young Mother Is Held
AS Suspect; Baby Found
NeorIy Decopitoted
q he Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, March 9.-Homi-
eide Bureau detectives said they ex-
pected today the report of a police
pSychiatrist who has questioned
Mrs. Rosary Shelfo, %, booked on
suspicion OF Staying her two-week-
old SON
The chilGs body. nearly decapi-
tated, was found wrapped in pink
blanket on the bread board in the
Kitchen of the Shelfo home yester-
day. In the sink was a butcher
knife with a 9-inCh blade, said De-
teCtive Capt, A. T. Nelson, and on
the drain board was q nursing bottle.
Capt. Nelson declared Mrs. ShelfO,
fearless and StoiCal, would not dis
cuss the case, and DR.. Paul De River
police psychologist, was called in.
No formal charge has been placed
against Mrs. ShelfO, Capt. Nelson
reported, pending the psyChiatrists
detailed report. which DR., De River
said he hoped to file during the day.
Capt. Nelson said the woman's
husband. Joe Shelfo. 26-year-old
SIl4BATIt Nt4 htl. ltAN INN Ilt was
awakened shortly before noon by
MIS-. Shelfo who calmly informed
him:
Joe, I've killed the baby"
Mrs Shelfo returned from the
hospital with her baby recently.
Nj. Shefo, said Capt Nelson. de-
clared his wife had been moody
since then, apparently convinced
there was something wrong with her
child.
once" the detective quoted Mr..
Shelfo as saying, she said she
feared the baby was i'll, or alb
normal, because it didn't cry. I
even had a priest and the doctor
come and examine the baby. and
they assured her he was a perfect
child
She seemed perfectly happy
right after the baby was born, but
I remember she once said something
about hoping it would be a girl"
Capt. Nelson said Mr.. Shelfo could
ascribe no motive for the Staying,
and that Mr. Shelfo's sister. Mrs.
Mary Sidoti, stated Mrs. Shelfo had
appeared to be a model wife and
mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09
123 District Men Report
For Army Duty Tomorrow

A total Of 1913 District men who
were indicted into the armed
forces Wednesday will report to-
morrow for active duty.
The group includes one white
man and 113 colored men for the
Army; eight colored men for the
Navy and one colored man for the
Marine Corps. The single white
seleCtee is Joseph E. Goforth, jr.
The colored selectees are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09

ARMY.
Travers. Charles L. Chambers. william
HuneS. HasCal Q. johnson. John x
Dean, Hancey, II. Shovel, Charles H.
Drumming. Arthur Carter, Milton
Move, Winner Nixon, James R
Purcell. James L. Thomas, Sterling E
Glenn, James A. Wilson. Fred
Brown, Amos J. Watkins John
Bailey, James " BuSsey Albert p
Slmp son, James G. McLeaSe, Ebert G.
Henderson, J r. Shepherd, w j.
Wlmberiy. C W. Dorsey John r
henderson, c, Y. Carroll, Roland L.
ADAMS, Robert r. Hawkins, James L.
Davis, Willie. II. Proctor. Henry r
huffman, Grover Mccall, John. jr
roOIe, ELS 5. Warner, James A.
Harper, James Jackson. c E
john, Lawrence A. Cherry. joseph v
Mccormick, G. w. Jolley, James r
Stcaumah' CURTIS slater, Andres NJ.
MCCottry. James NJ. Brown, Wiley
Berry, John W. Green. John
Brown. John B, jr, Ross, John w.
SOmerS, PuOOlph Simpson, Samuel
Jones, FLOYD Darden, Jerry r
UpShaW, John Mallov. Allen
Aa4ton Ernest Everett. KYLE NJ
", " GSIeY' John Manley. Pharaoh
wilson, AIlouS R. Henry, Elmer E
- oAoh frecole BoEgS Pa trick H
W2ru' Lawson CLAYTON. Thomas r
gonnSon' James S, klrkland. Ollie L.
Dawson, George f, Clark. John w
Harris, Lewis r. lr. Bonds LenueI
May, Spencer E. Allen Milan Q
hlCn' Melvin Jerry. John H
" ChaE. george Z. Daniels, William A,
NlnR' Eddle j. Bowman. Leroy f
HarreI. Henry L. Herbert. McKen7is ?
GoQdhope. Alfred r. Barber, Robert I, l.
IouWlh. ElIlS l.. Bryant Alon7o
~ 4, rIIS on rTanS Barnette. Arthur s
lIliaS' THOMAS E. Walker. Francis
Davis. Herbert Jones. william,
Gfeacy' Wuuam r. Goodan. SiIas. ir
Copeland, John J. Wanzer. Edward
BeaSley' Edward Bolton, Roosevelt r
q q. i neLs. Jane o. warren, Stanley L.
AtklnSon, Erwin Tolbert. Frank c.
Johnson. Charles w. Rice. wilson n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09

[ERE IS STILL 4 RUBBER CRISIS
tbneth ngenedaau oncau6cae TO
the rdnoughal red omden
keep is aroung TO e@nuddu
too tina nyouE Ito keep
tire dd gdepar ocoudch
d new nesdt O. ne ampag be msi
conbbe
neddh abohra ttr 'front.'
from to that
edfocewo have 10 heeqipne eed
ships tn tn Axs
resofA mranbo
Iomaked1 spoabl tires to
by you
theme amadw hen they houdb
Bche
sdoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-09

There are more than 10 conven-
tent branch offices for Star Want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
IN SILVER SPRING

AN ATTRACTIVE 2-story, 3-bedrm.
place. stepup dining rm. beautiful Kitchen.
screened porch, gas heat. on wooded lot,
az buS: immediate possession: S1O,50O
MORIHlNGTON REALTY. SE N1A0
Evening star., 1943-08-25
1st and End TRUST LOANS.

LIT us rcf1nance your property We Will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
Flrst-truSt loans on D. c. Nd. and Va
property Second-trust loans up to 3
years to pay back on D. c.. Nd. and Va
property
Prompt and courteous service Consult
us before borrowing. Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co.
Sl7 9th NV. DI. 6 so
Evening star., 1943-08-25
RPICK

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S1o $50.
ATTRACTIVE modern 7-room home, with
full bath and extra lavatory off master
bedroom; on quiet street. yet close to pub
uc and parochial schools y block from
transportation; hot-water heating system
with modern gas furnace, slate roof, built
IN earage, Phone Mr.. Good, DE. 5153,
with
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.,
Evening star., 1943-08-25
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. PROMPT
action. courteous trea tment, lowest rates
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO, 1871 K st. NV
COMPARE OUR RATES BEFORE YOU
borrow on your auto. furniture or sig
nature; TIt re-. SOUTHEASTERN DISCOUNT OF
HYATTSV1LLE, 5303 Baltimore ave-.
HyattSville, Md. Warfeld 31S1.
WE PURCHASE 2D TRUST LOANS. ALSO
negotlate 1st trust loans. Experts in re-
financing property. Call FEDERAL
FINANCE. co, 915 New York ave. NV
National 7416. 27s
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy Second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE s. INVESTMENT
1919 N. Y. Ave. NV NV. National 1898.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
P. J. WALSHE. INC,
1116 Eve St NV MA GAGS
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Mr.. CATHEDRAL AVE. g. 29th ST.


This vacant corner brick house has
yooms baths, maids room and bath and
built-ln garage. It neaGS redecorating, but
the price hes been reduced $500 to Offset
It. Ewes, Mr.. Ryan, De. BIS.
VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Physicians Office Suite and
Home, Corner, Immediately
North of Dupont Circle

SubStantisl 3-story and basement brick,
l short block of Conn. ave; early posses
SION; prominent corner. bright rooms
Ground moor, complete Offices for doctor.
splendid living quarters above, Excellent
location and opportunity TO convert to
knlsA professional building. Price, S22.
e3oo sexslusiyelyl. Evenings, call Mr..
Evening star., 1943-08-25
FARMS WANTED.
COLORED FA

CoLORED FAMILY desires small, modern
farm on hard-surfaced road within 10
miles OF District. must be in good condition
and priced right. Call ia. 3010 daily. 6
to pm
Evening star., 1943-08-25
NEAR PAROCHIAL

Beautiful center-han brick. only 3 wears
o,d gas heat, 3 large bedrooms. . baths,
large living room, powder room on first
floor; conveniently located TO Chevy Chase
Circle immaculate condition.. vacant; i'm
mediate occupancy excellent vsu
S17,950; shown by appt Can En-. 1890
until u.m. F. A. TWEED CO, 55O4
Evening star., 1943-08-25
6 ROOMS AND BATH,
,1'ory ,,T5 frame nne' oil h. .-w.h. Garrett Park
BRICK BUNGALOW,

SS,45U.
- n most convenient section of Silver
SpTing. Nd; stores and transportation at
corner public school nearby: 5 nice-sized
rooms, tiled bath. automatic hot-water
neat hardwood floors, all improvements,
10 INSPECT. call Mr.. Stup, AID 7759,
- SHANNON G. LUCHS CO,
loII1 II 81. n wv. National ootS
Evening star., 1943-08-25
JOHN z. LAsKEY, Attorney.
800 AIbee Building, 1929 G st. NV,
WashinEton. d. C. f5).

D1sTRIcT COURT Of THE UNITED
Amanda A. Newton. Deceased.--No.. s1,-
96S Administration Docket 131.--Appli-
cation having been made, herein fol. pro,
deceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate by Eleanor Newton Prtchard
Stone and L. Russell Alden, it is ordered
this nds,l 18th day Of August AD I943 that
Johnson). Rosaiie. sunderland Wygant
tMrs James Howard Wygant). John Hing
worth Dalrymple and Alfred Newton Dali
rTymplee and all Others CONCERNED; appear
AN, to show cause why such application
should not be granted Let notice hereof
be published In the washington Law Re
porter" and The Evening Star" once in
each OF three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the nrst
publication to be not less than thirty days
before htI said re, rs5vTn day. Witness, the
Justice Of said Court, this 18th day Of
AIgIa, Augpst AD v1eG2 1e42 Seal Attest: ,st:
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court au1S.25.se1.
CyEpuAEE VATTMED uATT
Evening star., 1943-08-25
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
BRICK, SIX ROOMS

S11950. Three lovely bedrooms, two
BATHS garage; close to District line and
Wisconsin ave; two years old. like new
Evening star., 1943-08-25
HOEHLING & OGILBY, Attorneys,
613 18th st. NV. (5).

States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate, court.--No. 81 ,s66, Ad-
ministration.--This is to Give Notice:
COLUMBIA and the State OF Maryland,
respectively. have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District Of Column
bia. Letters Testamentary on the estate
OF Syble H. Dorm. late Of the District Of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated to
the subscribers, on or before the End day
of August, AID. 1914; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benent OF
said estate. Given under our hands this
9th day Of August, 1943 AMERICAN
SECURITY & TRUST COMPANY BY
CARL G. JONSCHER. Assistant Trust
Ofhcer. C. F r. OGHBY. 613 18th st.
NV t5). Seal Attest: THOMAS c.
SCALLEY. Deputy Register of Wills for
the District Of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court au11.1S25
Evening star., 1943-08-25
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS

Excellent location. fine detached home,
entrance hall living room, dining room,
kk6t{Gaen. k6{rno screened porch or. first floor, 4
room and bath in basement: automatic
heat, b.-i. garage; under $40 600; prompt
nTo,SSeSsion. For. complete details call Mr..
White leve. and Sun, WA 2IS1).
WIN, NJ. THRoCKMORTON
Evening star., 1943-08-25
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BURDOFT. Phone Ashton 3S4
ONE-ACRE FARM

Only 4 miles from D. c. in Mont Co
Modern 5-room bungalow with air-cond
heat. fireplace. large high attic suitable for
another room or two screened porch; ga
rage. Property is complete with fruit
trees, berries, asparagus. grapes, etc, with
ample room for hen house and garden
81 600 cash needed. r. P. RIPLEY, SH
Evening star., 1943-08-25
HOME AND INVESTMENT

1ffl FON II tAfiIOlJ
Containing complete apartments, each
consisting Of living room, . bedrooms.
dining room, kitchen and bath, rear porch;
IN excellent condition; $3.50. Call Mr..
Pope. CAFRIrZ CO. DI 90s0.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

1-ROOM BRICK HOME-Sl4, ,950
Close to Conn. ave transp. and all con-
veniences, an attractive detached brick
home, including first floor den completely
equipped kitchen; also inclosed screened
porch, z bedrooms. . baths, maids room
ana bath. detached garage Now vacant.
Immediate occupancy. For details call
Major Yancey, CIE 1905
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.

Standardized brick. 4-bedroom, 2-bath
home, in immaculate condition; large
living room, den on first floor; near pa
rochial and woodrow Wilson Schools: va
cant; immediate possession Call EN-
1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
OWNER LEAVING CITY

Near Wis. ave. and Western ave.
streetcar terminal, practically new
brick and slate Cape Cod. rooms.
Z baths, attached garage, living
room 13X20, . fireplaces. beautiful
shaded lot. fenced front and rear.
ROCk--WALLED BROOK through
front lawn Entirely suburban yet
close in. This is good value.
EDMUND j. FLYNN,
woodward Bldg. RE. 1918, RE. 1749.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

MINED. AVAIL, Mont. Co, 81 miles
D, c. line, two 3-rm. modern apis telec,
gas, water. baths), one block from bus
service (Greyhound) on Route No 24O;
poultry houses, one acre of ground; $50
for each apt, or $50 for entire BLDG, with
long-term lease TO responsible party Phone
MA. 1872 (owner) or Gaithersburg 2qq =
NICE HOME, located on Fleischman's
Farm; refs. required. Follow Pa ave Sc
TO- $500 Branch ave. Open l0-4.
and bath, al modern and fully furnished.
NEAR d. c. Line rooms and bath, fully
furnished, with all modern convenlenceS
Call AT. 2OS5.
$50 NICHOLSON ST. NV, Hyatts-
vile, Md rooms and bath bungalow
coal furnace, electric refrigerator, COM
Plletey finished, Sb5 WA. 24l6 %"
FURNISHED MODERN, rooms and
bath. On No. ! highway, . mi. south
Woodbridge, Va. between Ft Belvoir and
Quantico. Suitable q adults, $50 Open
Sunday Call AID aOS3
Evening star., 1943-08-25
GREATLY REOITCED
WEST OF 18th ST

pts, excellent condition. Venetian blinds.
efgs, oil burner; income $4,000. RIA
Evening star., 1943-08-25
1900 NORTH GLEBE RD.
FURNISHED BRICK HOME
TN NEAPPv APTTNCTOM

This picturesque home of English cottage
type. is beautifully furnished and deco
rated. Convenient location, near shopping
center and on 10c bus line. Lot attrac-
lively Handicapped. Paneled living room
with fireplace and built-in bookshelves, .
commodious bedrooms with connecting
bath with shower. attractive dining room,
well-equipped kitchen with breakfast room
screened porch. Full basement, outside
entrance Automatic coal heat. with ?
yrs coal supply. Detached garage Sub
stantial cash payment. Open daily l to
pm. Other hours call GIL 1923 To
reach: Out Wilson blvd. TO Washington
blvd to Glebe I'd, right on Glebe rd one
hlock to house: or out Lee highway to
Gleoe rd., left on Glebe rd. $40 mile to
Evening star., 1943-08-25
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE VACANT LOTS CLEAR OF
trust and worth ,S4 500 in high h-class sub
division in Maryland, not far from Chevy
Chase Circle, for income producing prop
erty subject to ] trust Box 457-V, Star.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
2-FAMTLY HOUSE.
co Trn

divided into Q apts. renting for SIS each.
One now vacant. l. has garage and oil
heat, modern bath in basement.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est. 1887,