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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02
THIRD WAR LOAN
WORKERS WARNED
AGAINST OPTIMISM

At a meeting of volunteer leaders
who, with the help of hundreds OF
volunteer workers, will soon start
their "bond invasion" of every plant,
office, street, home to sell those extra
500 War Bonds in Washington County
during the Third War Loan Drive
which starts September 9th, Chairman
J. D. Hollyday sounded the keynote for
the greatest war financing drive in
history. Recognizing the fact that
good war news might possibly gene
rate a feeling of overconfidence and
optimism that the war is nearer VIC
tory than it actually is, Chairman
Hollyday said:
eve have destroyed the Axis in
Africa and have swept it out of
Sicily. After many months of pre-
pairing and fighting, things are going
our way in the Mediterranean and in
the Pacific.
"But only the weak third partner
of the Axis is groggy.
"The tide of battle has turned in
our favor because we have succeeded
in modifying for war In total war
our fighting men do not win on the
battlefront unless back home their
fathers and mothers, brothers and
sisters for months past have worked
as a team building up the supplies
and the weapons with which battles
are won.
"Now is the time to slug on the
home sector, in the factories and
mines and mills as well as on the
battle fields. If we relax our attack,
if we relax in production and per-
nit single soldier to be short of
food or ammunition, we open the way
for the Germans and the Japs to
start swing from the floor.
WARS, battles, ball games and
horse-races have been lost repeatedly
by contestants who got out in front
and then grew overconfdent.
"There is grave danger in assuming
that the war is over, or that the way
ahead will be fast or easy.
"The Germans and the Japs, every
one, are fighting to the death.
"The enemy has the advantage of
defense, short lines of supply and a
decade of preparation for war.
eve have to transport millions of
men, and for them the food, the bull
let's, the tanks, the guns, over thou
sands of miles of sub-infested water,
to more than SO battle fronts. In
spite of our successes the war will be
won by ships, planes, tanks and guns
which are yet to come off the produc-
ton line.
"This war is an uphill job-to the
very end and until our final victory
Unless something is done about
the matter, it will soon cost us more
to exist than it used to cost us to
live.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02
Some Boots Are Ration-Free.

Certain kinds of rubber boots use
full in farming and similar work but
no longer being manufactured for
general use have been released from
rationing by a recent OPA amend
ment All olive drab, clay or khaki
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

colored rubber boots, all overtime
shoe rubber boots, and all light
weight ankle-fitting rubber boots
which depend upon stretch at the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

ankle for fitting are included in the
order. However, quantities will be
small because dealers do not have
complete stocks on hand.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

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10 Books
Beverly Diehl
Geraldine Doyle
Nancy Forrest
Betty Lee Hedrick
Robert Manahan
Robert Morgan
Eugene Schmidt
Laura Booth Shatto
Leroy Brewer
Patricia Funk
Sharon Gaver
Barbara Hartsock
Lorraine Jacobs
Elaine Moser
Nellie Powell
Mary Query
Joyce .Shaffer
Wayne Spong
Martha Stauffer
Nancy Lou Wagaman
Patsy Weddle
Ella Jane Zimmerman
Marie Zimmerman
Martha Petre
Nancy Borne
Patsy Borne
Mabel Clatterbuck
Nelson F. Deal
Dorothea Hahn
Hannah Hardinge
Anna Jolliffe
Adolph Jones
Ned KernS
Marian Rooms
Dotalene Malamphy
Marie Nussear
Mary Jane Sease
Beverly ]. Smith
William Stadtmiller
Edward Standera
OH
Dolores Defelice
Mary Defelice
Joan A. Renick
Jane Schnebly
Jane Cushen
Joan Gordon
Richard Hajek
Marie Hammond
Anna Lyme
Ruth Renick
Helen Mason Smith
Orpha Stouffer
Marlene Warden
Dorothea Weller
'OL
Doris R. Kuhn
David Kuhn
Betty Jean Unseld
Jean Cline
Joseph 10y Foreman
Patsy Lee Hare
OH
Robert Alan Cottrill
Kenneth McAllister
Doris Grove
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

About seventy children were present at the M
certificates and those who unable to attend
calling at the library for them at any time The list
Winning School
St Mary's. Runners up, Surrey and Broadway.
Winners of Certificates
ANTIETAM SCHOOL
rs Books IS Books
Nancy Lee Pennabaker Marie Coss
Ann Schindel Richard Cramer
Pat Hebb
Patsy Mantz
Janice Morgan
Walter Rudisin
BROADWAY SCHOOL
Robert Allen Fred Blackburn
Joan Bartholomaeus George Burhans
Janice Brewer Bobby Dudley
Danny Collins Laura Katherine Fockler
Patsy Ann Davis Bruce Hinrichs
Eugene McDonough Fay Lane
Elinor McHenry Nancy Porter
Henry Allen Myers Daniel Rohrer
Betty Lorraine Nigh Roy Rudisll
Betsy Sagle Peggy Jean Werner
Dorothy Urner Joyce Wilmington
Dolores Stnebaugh Jean Willis
10 Ann Weder Madeline Younkins
George Zaiser
HOWARD STREET SCHOOL
Patrick Thomas Billy Murdoch
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL
Bobby Bearinger Mary Carpegna
Evelyn Boschert Audrey Clark
Richard Boschert Tommy Clark
Rollin Devine Sarah Jane Ford
Wanda Lee Devine Susanna Geary
Beverly Ford Marie Jolliffe
James Keller Lawrence Plank
Kathleen Kerns Harry Rowe
Jean Levey Mary E. Stinebaugh
Betty Jane Marmaduke Jean M. Thorne
Mary C. Miner
Barbara Palladino
Frank Spielman
Barbara Standera
SOUTH POTOMAC JUNIOR HIC
Barbara Hickman
SURREY SCHOOL
Rodney Holland Nancy Bearinger
Helen Renick Edward Brook .
Billy RosenSteel Billy Chatkin
Shirley Stahl Lois Eckstine
Merlin Ellinger !
Barbara Funk
Dorothy Lantz
Billy Slifer
Robert White
WASHINGTON STREET SCHOC
Charles E. Johnson Donnajean Moon
Dorothy R. Johnson Patricia Shambaugh
Maurice N. Johnson
Lucille MARQUES
Peggy Whorton
WINTER STREET SCHOOL
Richard Fuller Lillian Cradle
WOODLAND WAY JUNIOR HIC
Lovees Davis
RURAL SCHOOLS
Ann Branin Usilton
Wayne Bowlus
Jeannine Miller
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

Robert Allen
Joan BartholomaeuS
Janice Brewer
Danny Collins
Patsy Ann Davis
Eugene McDonough
Elinor McHenry
Henry Allen Myers
Betty Lorraine Nigh
Betsy Sagle
Dorothy Urner
Dolores Stinebaugh
10 Ann Welder
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

Unless something is done about
the matter, it will soon cost us more
to exist than it used to cost us to
live.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02

Patrick Thomas
Bobby Bearinger
Evelyn Boschert
Richard Boschert
Rollin Devine
Wanda Lee Devine
Beverly Ford
James Keller
Kathleen Kerns
Jean Levey
Betty Jane MarmaduH
Mary C. Miner
Barbara Palladino
Frank Spielman
Barbara Standera
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02
Barbara Hickman

Rodney Holland
Helen Renick
Billy Rosensteel
Shirley Stahl
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1943-09-02
Certificates Are Awarded To Members
Of Flying Book Club; St. Mary's School
Receives Special Award
Certificates Presented At Final Meeting of Club In
Public Library Saturday Morning.


Washington County Free Library held its final meeting
year Saturday morning
having fifteen twenty-five books
summer addition having
highest percentages o.
children the meeting their
unable
calling library them time The list of
Winning
Marys up Surrey Broadway.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22

cSthcsia. one of which has boon
the introduction Of the anpstlrs!u
into the spinal cord, and this has
now been applied to eases OF Labor
10y Drs. Robert llingson and VA
do Il. Edwards, of the L. :. Public
Health Service. 1t is call,l rugIal
ancstncSia: the agent which IS
used is called mctycainC.
1t Is not one hundred per cont
succcsSful: Drs. Grcady and Hos
Scitln" Of Chicago report tree
failures out of Twenty case. lful
III the other eases it jit abolish
III" pains and there have l.ur mo-
dcathS-cithCr of mother ct child.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Il. :. Il am troubled wi.nmus-
cular rheumatism. Wous J.. Affect
the stomach and howe.
Answer: Muscular rlrwr.f-m
Is a nam" which is civ,H t... com
dltlon that i usually something
else. In fact, aside fro. ,r. still
ness Of muscles which COMES on
after uvCr-UNcTcisy aaG ,.lr.urp
10 cosd. there is no such ,a... rs
muscular rheumatism. J. ,... not
AFFECT iEe stomach OF bowels.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22
New Principle

But many improvements have
been made in the science Of an
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22

purpose, none Of them ever came
INTO general use. They did not de-
serve success; until lNi2 knuwl-
edge of the principles of ancsthc-
STA was i'll the most primitive state;
1872 saw the first use Of ether dur
ing Il surgical operation, and Il
Few years later every surgeon in
Europe and America was using il.
Naturally all kind, OF chemicals
which might possibly bc ancsthctic
were sought. DR.. Simpson was
told by an Edinburgh pharmacist
of the ancsthctic properties of
chloroform. He tried it out on
himself and found it induce an
consciousness quickly. 50 he intro
duced it into obstctric practice.
ChlOrOform Nut Ideal
As soon rs this became known.
there was great deal OF silly
talk, making objections to pain
less childbirth OH the ground that
it was against nature; but when
Queen Victoria took cnlurnfurm
during the birth of her last child,
Il precedent was set and the gos-
sIpy tongues were siluncrd.
Chloroform, howCvrr. is hv no
means IN ideal ancsthrtic for la-
hog pains. 1t can only bc used in
the last stage and it dUlls rather
than abolishcs cramps.
AT the beginning of this cen
fury the phrase, "twii"ht slccp."
was heard everywhere. Il applied
TO the use of drug that was given
hypodcrmically. But like many
such agents then and subsequently,
used, it carries Il distinct hazard
to the child.
The principal difficulty with
finding an ideal ancStnc,ic for H.
Dor is that by the nature OF such
things. if it stops the pains it also
stops the progress Of labor to cX.
pei the child.
New Principle
But many improvements have
been made in the science Of AN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22

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49, d. .. .'.. ".t" iUIu boon s-,rrrIy
.f..' p .rs 90 ....."- g. Prof. otto mai.
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t.'u ~ World NGr because Sin.
I, .u..t 30 WI u traitor. Now i,
N,:.i War ~. .h" discovers hr nrain
Is "uiu. 50 s"ll on" "f his inventions
rn ,.,. .u-n,y. StIil lowing him. AMI
h p,ra {" sa," rim from himself. she
,.....s 20 tic ,s'"s'n t. I''al with him
nr....,.r lis laboratory stands q fed
rr,4 -.3I1.l. ru' r'IE" ~" United States
l....-.,t....U' I''.,y's the professor J.;
rcrf.rt rr. ~" Invention Tor America
NOW 80 OK WITH THE STORY.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22

DR.. Clcndcning Will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-22
New Style Treatment
In Puirsoss Childbirth
by LOGAN CLEND"NiNG. II. d.

IT WAS 4 little l"-s .han - hum
lred years ago that u burly Scotch
loctor named James \. Simpson
tried chloroform - caSc the pairs
Of the mother III cn,idLirth. Al
though in ancient times various
drugs had been used for the same
Evening star., 1943-06-24
3 YEARS OLD.

transfer Of present occupant makes this
detached 6-room brick available lmmedi-
ately. Situated on deep. Handicapped lot
in American University Park, near trans
portation.. this home will be sold quickly
u bath. first floor: bath and 3 bedrooms
second floor; gas heat light, airy base
ment: detached garage. Built by good
builder PRICE. Sl2,450. Call Woodley
300 until o m.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

BOYS PRIVATE CAMP, NEAR RICHMoN
BUS transportation. MRS. NJ A. WOOL
SON. Kent Kemtwood, Quinton. Va
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CHEVROLET coupe 1889 motor and tires
in good condition: around $500. Cau DI
0439. Leonard Felsenthal. 1929 G st. II W
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CHEVROLET 1910 coach; black, low mile
age. nearly new tires, excellent condition,
private owner: S650.00. RE. 400, Ext.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$50 A, TERMS. TRADE: $50 A; ABOUT
high elevation, pasture, springs. 10 a. 8
mi. out, city water, trees: low price, terms.
trade. Z a., 7 mi; 81 295. N. E. RYON
CO. MA 1907; GE Rl46 res
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS APT BLDG. IN
good white neighborhood. close-in WASH
4gS-H. Star.
HAVE BONA FIDE CLIENTS
FOR APTS. OF ALL SIZES.
NONE TOO LARGE OR SMALL.
KINDLY CALL HARRY COHEN,
GE. 0286.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Sroom attractive home. ) bedrooms =
baths. NICE porcheS, huge trees: near trans
Dortanon and school. Only Sl3.05O Call
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED. DOWNTOWN SPACE FOR
beauty shop. Call ia. 317S.
DESTROYS OF LEASING FOR MANUFAC-
turing purposes, large building having a
floor space of approximately 5000 50. IT.,
reinforced concrete floors preferred to &C
commodate heavy machinery; location OF
building not important. so long as IT is in
WASHINGTON, D. c.. METROPOLITAN area: will
lng TO pay good rental. Box l4l-H. Star.
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Balance like rent. River terrace Less
than l year old : rooms, tiled bath and
shower, auto heat, etc: new-home con-
dltion: cony to everything
Leo NJ Bernstein & Co. NE. $500
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FORT STEVENS SPECIAL.
&C GSnA SfE
PRETTY PETWORTH.
Z Ian,n,nn (Nlrnlc l. h ic

SbNoU-SoOO CaSh-S65 Month.
Attractive semi-detached brick Of six
rooms, bath and gar. automatic heat MR.
QUICK, D1 5"5'r or RA. 34lS. 20
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1st and End TRUST LOANS.

Let us rennance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget.
Flrst trust loans on D. c., Md. and Va.
property. Second trust loans up to years
10 pay back on d. C., Md. and Va. property.
prompt and courteous service. Consult
US before borrowing. Lowest rates
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
S17 9th NV DI 6i50
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FACING ROCK CREEK PARK.
DETACHED BRICK COLONIAL.
ABOUT YEARS OLD.

IMMEDfATE Possession.
Contains center hall. large living room.
dining room, sun porch, breakfast room,
large recreation rm.. maids rms. and ba tn.
auto. gas heat. House in very eood con-
dition. Call for inspection and make offer.
w c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co,
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
~ You Want to Sell Your Home Phone Us.
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81 50Q-l ACRE.
GEORGE MASON GREEN co
"siO Wilson Blvd Arlington. Va.
CH 3S3S Ewes, Falls Church 2S-J
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

cool, COMFORTABLY FURNIs HE'D
home, surrounded by trees, on acre OF
eround, . miles from Key Bridge in Airing
ton. block to bus transportation: July
and August. gentleman owner desires to
retain bedroom: Sl5O per mo. Refer
enres No children Oh 1883
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Spacious brick home. / block 10 Conn
ave, convenient to shopping and schools
. rooms 6 bedrooms and 3 baths. recrea
ton room and fireplace; on a beautiful
shaded lot Priced for quick sale Cal
EN- 1870 until q pm. F. A. TWEED CO
55Uf Connecticut ave
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sUBuRB'N PROP. FOR SALE tcons.).
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, VA.
Modern Colonial-Type Brick,
Attractively Furnished.

Located within 2 blocks of the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club and %
or the new Pentagon Bldg. this charming
character home Of 3 bedrooms, 2la baths,
offer the particular buyer; situated on a
sloping wooded lot. far enough from neigh
bors to assure privacy, this attractive
home. painted in a soft shade of cream,
is approached by wide flagstone steps;
taStefully. decorated and furnished care
tul attention, to detail; rooms include en-
trance hall. living room with fireplace and
artistic bookshelVeS across one end of the
room, large screened living porch. assur-
ing privacy; dining room with triple win
dow arrangement, powder room and modern
eoulpped kitchen; on the 2nd floor master
bedroom with private bath. ? other bed
rooms and bath; other features include
large storage attic. servants quarters,
bullt-in garage. copper plumbing and slate
pletely, S20,500.
George Mason Green Co.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd Arlington Va
CHI 3s3S. Eyes. Falls Church ll3s-J
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18th ST HIGHLANDS,

Very, charming and imposing. detached
prick home near 18th and Allison SITS.
Living ROOM dining room, kit, library on
first floor Four bedrooms, two baths,
two inelosed porches on 2nd floor. Two
rooms and bath on the third floor. Two
servants rooms and bath, recreation room
Two-car brick garage. Lot 5Oxl3S. Fine
condition. Ewes, phone TIE. 1868.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COAL YARD AND GAS STATION. excel
lent active business. established 20 years,
completely equipped; earns good profit;
owner Operator drafted. Right party can
rent for $50 per mo. Or purchase at
reasonable figure. Inspection invited at
Sl3 18th st n e. TR g32o
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Midway Bet. Baltimore and Washington.
227 ACRES, AS IS.
Productive Howard County Farm,
WILL EXCHANGE FOR APARTMENT.
Mr.. Mathews. GEO w. LINKINS CO.,
DECATUR 200.
90 ACRES S-ROCM HOUSE ELEC-
tricity available. good barn and other usual
farm bldgs: .,S mi, to D. c.. stream
Price. $3.50; terms
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER, J E. KELLY.
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UTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & son, AUCT1ONEERS.
SOUTHERN BUILDING

THos j soIITNrSys oWEN s9Ni On, AAYlSGToNEERs AlS5
TRuSTEES, SALE OF CONFECTIONERY
BUSINESS CoNDUCTED AT 6l6 18th
STREET STREET NV. NV MA2HISGT6N AER 1se$ 5ASBotPH 3
BY virtue of certain stipulation filed
IN Civil ACTION No, 1871 in the District
trading as Thos. J. owen & Son. Room
t32;; Southern gniidlns' l4:o III H SJ1eet Stree
EGHrH on DAY YoSPAx oF JUNE The T%EN1y TS4 AT
TWO O'Clock PM the following de- de-
scribed personal property to-wit: All of
the business heretofore conducted at 6l6
sree ts sTset NM and a13 EandSDh
an stock IN trade. equipment accounts
receivable and other property and assets
belonging. to the business, with the ex-
eepl9g %s sash oS sn1 n bank and on hand M
! erty TO. be, sold as an entirety free and
/ clear of all encumbrances and obligations
| and to include the leasehold interests in
the premises, 6l6 18th Street NV. and
D C, The purchaser to have the right to
use the name Jordan in the continuation
/ OF the business for not more than six tf)
months from the date of sale. A deposit
| the successful bidder at time of sale and
| settlement of the entire amount within
three CD days hereafter All conveyances,
| notary fees. revenue stamps and recording
| compliance with the terms of the sale
| within three t3) days, the trustees reserve
! the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser after
WALTER 'RIG1! 3, Guy. AiN'
/ Trustees in Civil Action
| ieI I'D
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH. VA-ON BEAUTIFUL
water front, rent Broom cottage; rowboat;
reasonable. Hobart 4440 "5'
ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM AND BATH COT
tage. on salt water. 80 miles out running
water. chimney, elec stove. fully screened
furnished. good beach; sacrifice. Sl950.
easy terms Sterling G5a1
COTTAGE FOR RENT AT EDGEWATER.
Nd Md-CalawaSsee. eiec. stove and refg
on water front, by week or month. AT
500
6 ROOMS. PORCH. PYRoFAX RANGE.
refrlgerator, bath, elec. pump July IS
through August. Dupont 1853
ATTRACTIVE S-ROOM FURNISHED COT
tage on the Bay, near Annapolis. Lot so
#. by 900 # Price, S6.50000
Dial Annapolis 2461. CHARLES F. LEE
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan La1CS.
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

/ TRAHERS 30, new and used. $3.50 to
| S3.250. Cash for your trailer. Richter
| Trailer Sales, Cherry Hill Camp, Berwyn.
| Nd. Berwyn As.
1912 24-FT. TRAVALO. 3 rooms: must sell
Pete CaSoria, Hillside Trailer Village,
| Hillside. Md Hillside OS61. 90
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-EsTATE TO CARE FOR OR
house and grounds. care OF same, for rent.
Excellent care guaranteed. Refs. Box
Al, Star
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oUT-oE-Towh REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA ACRES OF GOOD GARDEN
and grove land, paved road and electricity,
close to town and Gulf Beach Price,
Madeira, with j WESLEY BUCHANAN,
173" K st. NV. Me 1l43
FLORIDA. BRADENTON - = STORY
frame. 1 bedrooms. :! baths, gas and elec.;
? acres. various citrus trees: in town, near
high school. 81 600. Also river front lot,
3 blocks from center OF CITY. best location.
l50'x@O0': $1,000. OWNER. NE. "a Sc,
eve. RA .2t9
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GASOLINE STATION
ANrYN c,~@r rr AHrrTy

6403 Blair I'd. NV. Capacity of $4,000
gallons: suitable gasoline or fuel oil.
Railroad siding In rear Facilities for
loading and unloading gasoline and fuel
oil Excellent opportunity. 2l6 Southern
Bldg MA o4O5
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FARMS FOR SALE.

los ACRES, 40 MI FROM D. C., NEAR
Charlotte Hall, Md.-All new outbldgs, g.
room house. good water, good tobacco
land. under cultivation and fenced: $4,000
AT. 5O46.
DESIRABLE HOME NEAR HERNDON, VA,
on pike, 4 acres stream through property.
room house, electricity, bath. unusCal
setting; shade trees, shrubbery, flowers.
Poultry quarters Price. $3.50; $1,000
cash. balance monthly. Shown by appoint
ment. Herndon IS, BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon. Fairfax Co, Va.
DAIRY FARM OF $50 ACRES.
Well improved, operated by share ten
ant; milk sales about $1,000 pei. month;
will sell with one-half interest in dairy
herd or fully stocked and equipped. Gil.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED SMALL FARM MoNTG- CO,
reasonable distance D. C, hard road, good
sprlng and running stream preferred. mod
conv not yeQd reliable pav for convenient
terms Address Boy 3Tk-K. Star. 30.
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0EElcES For RENT,

DOWNTOWN STORE SPACE = Will
share front half desirable location, nam
street. attractive show window: prefer
mfg's agent or Office dealing with business
concerns. Box 4Sl-K. Star. -
CENTRAL LOCATION, SWITCHBOARD
And receptionlSt service included. SEMI
private furnished Office S34 90 mo. Tele-
phone, secretarial and mail address service
also available. 302 Bond Bldg.
l4th AND IRVING STS. N.W.-sPLENDID
Sccond-f1oor open space, 4ox90 # two
toilets, front and side windows and two
large skylightS. sidewalks knotty pine
paneled. Venetian blinds. gas heat tplenty
ers or any commercial enterprise: immedl-
ate possession: reasonable rent. Consult
Mr.. Taylor.
O't4h
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$8,450.
RIINGAIOW

Beautiful 5-room Spanish-style bunga-
low on Colesville rd.. near Sligo parkway.
Owner, diplomat leaving America. Pos
session about 80 days. LARGE rooms, ga
rage. fireplace. new oil .hot-water heat
stoye. refgr. recently redecorated: large
well Handicapped lot. About $1,000 cash
required Inspect by appointment only
with MI. Tabler. WI 7ls2.
~ SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 st. w National o34S
Evening star., 1943-06-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.

Sale or Lease in Whole or Part.
Over 20 600 So IT. floor space, reinforced
concrete and brick; "a 1000 #. on B. a. o.
and Pa roads; long r. r. siding.
For any business. manufacturing. ma
chine shop, printing, storage, warehouse.
etc.
lEclusiyel. O,HARE ESTATES 1916 L NV