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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-04
Swivel Chair Rules
For Army Assailed
Detroit Tine, washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. March Ats
a soldiers job to fight-not to
spend his time studying the tech
nical rules laid down by some one
in a war department swivel chair
And because of that, Senator
Wiley of Wisconsin said today
the families of hundreds-perhaps
thouSandS-of Americas heroes
are being deprived Of the meager
pittance that the government
gives the parents of brave men
killed in action.
CITES AN INSTANCE
Senator Wiley cited the instance
OF Capt. Arnold T. Heggestad of
Stoughton, Wis, killed in action in
New Guinea Dec. Is. 1912. Capt.
Heggestad's papers showed that
he had not designated his parents
as beneficiary for the six months
pay which the army assures the
dependents of soldiers in such cir
cumstances.
A wife. or child. Senator Wiley
pointed out. can receive the six
pay whether or not the
soldier designates them in writing
AS beneficiaries. but in cases where
there is no wife or child, a parent
may not receive the pay unless the
Evening star., 1943-05-14

Reporter Covers Fire
In Mexico by Memory
By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, May 14-Be-
cause of border restrictions, a re-
Evening star., 1943-05-14
KiIsheimer
Continued From First Page \

the District Attorneys Office, the
OPA enforcement officers or the
purchasers of the meat that it was
not actually correctly graded.
Therefore, it is obvious that the
purchasers received exactly the
quality and grade of meat which
they bought and paid for. The only
violation lay in failing to have a
Government grader stamp the
meat which. Mr. Welch declared.
resulted in the meat being classed
AS utility
In this classification, he asserted,
the meat was sold above ceiling
prices while actually it was first
grade meat and not sold for prices
higher than first grade stamped
meat sold for.
Mr.. WEIGH added: That the
court may thoroughly understand
that the attitude and intent of this
defendant and his brother was
based upon a complete willingness
and desire to comply with the law
rather than evaSive transactions
they spent considerable time with
Mr.. Clause at the District of Colum-
bia OPA office, seeking to learn the
true intent and interpretations OF
regulatory provisions governing the
conduct of their business, before
they had any reason to know or
believe that they were to be charged
with any violation
Kllsheimers brother. Ferdinand
Kllsheimer. 33, who is under in
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Federal Reserve Sees Need
GILMORE Public Bond Buvjnu
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
The Federal Reserve Board said
! today that in future financing drives
the Treasury must obtain larger
proportion of its funds from indi-
VldualS and other non-banking
sources in order to curb infationarv
forces.
Commenting in its monthly bull
letln on the success of the Second
War Loan, which exceeded its
S13,OO0,00O, 900 goal by $4,000 900 900,
the board said that the purchase of
more than $3,000,00O,00O In War
bonds by individuals was "encourag-
ing, but even more progress in this
direction is necessary if enough cur
rent income is to be diverted into
the war effort
The boards views were made pub
lie as Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau met with Mariner S.
EccleS. chairman of the board. and
presidents of the Reserve banks to
review the results of the Second
/ War Loan and discuss plans for fu-
ture financing.
The Treasury has set a tentative
borrowing goal of $4,000 900, 900 for
the l943 calendar year and with the
overwhelming success of the Second
War Loan has already obtained
$25, 900 100000 of this amount. Sec
retary Morgenthau said that the
next financing drive will not be held
before December.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

dictment on the same counts, has
not yet been arraigned Ferdinand
Kilsheimer is i'll and out of the
city, it was said.
In another sentence imposed to-
day, Justice MCGUIRE fined Laurence
A. Dorsey, 38, of Woodsboro, Md,
$50 on a charge of transporting
uninspected meat cuts in interstate
commerce from Maryland to the
District.
Dorsey described by Assistant
United States Attorney Bernard
Margolius as farmer and slaugh-
terer, pleaded guilty Wednesday to
the charge The offense was COM
mitted on March 20 in violation of
the Meat Inspection Act of 1907,
the Indictment said.
Mr.. Dorsey was accused of trans
porting approximately 375 pounds
OF cuts of non-Federally inspected
meat. including cuts from about
six hogs and a portion of beef.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Sister and Daughter
Of Nehru Freed in India

By the Associated Press.
ALLAHABAD, Ind, May 14-Mrs
Vijaya Laxmi and Mrs. Indira
Gandhi, the sister and daughter of
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, former
president of the Congress Nation
alist) Party, have been released from
Naini Jail.
1t was reported, however, that
they have been served with an Or
der combining them to the family
estate at Amora.
The two women were taken into
Evening star., 1943-05-14

custody late last summer during the
disorders which resulted in the in
ternment of Nehru, Mohandas K
Gandhi and other Congress leaders
Mrs. Gandhi is the wife of Feroze
Gandhi He is not related to the
famous Mohandas.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
500 Shipbui|ders End
Brief San Pedro Strike

BY the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, May 14.-Five hun
dred employees of the Standard
Shipbuilding Co. returned to their
jobs yesterday, ending a 24-hour
walkout that had halted work on
six vessels for the Army and United
States Maritime Commission.
The employees voted to return after
hearing plea by L. A. Parker, Sec
retary of the Central Metal Trades
Council.
1t. Arthur D. Bordley, director of
Army construction work in this
area, said after conversations with
union leaders that the walkout was
due to a misunderstanding.
The company is constructing $4,-
100000 worth of wooden barges.
Mr.. Parker said his organization
had not authorized the stoppage.
The walkout occurred without no.
tice, j. A. Cosmas, the shipbuilding
company's president, reported.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Veterans to Enroll Members

For the purpose of enrolling 20
new members, the Montgomery
County Chapter, Veterans of For
eign Wars, will hold a special meet
ing at 8 o'clock tonight in the Be-
theSda County Building,
Evening star., 1943-05-14

porter with reputation for a re-
liable memory was selected yesterday
by the San Diego Union to cover a
fire in Tijuana, Mexico.
NO written or printed material
Evening star., 1943-05-14

may be brought across the border,
a regulation which would have pre-
vented the reporter from returning
with notes on the blaze.
Henry Love was given the assign
Evening star., 1943-05-14

ment and another reporter went
along to help Mr.. Love recall de-
tails, if necessary. The fire de-
stroyed six buildings and caused
damage estimated at $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
OFFICIAL NOTICE.


OF coIuaBiA.aAAoT1cE aiSshss.as 81 Eh rs Sill
REAL ESTATE FOR FOR UNPAID TAXES
President, and all other persons having or
Claiming 70 have any right. title OF. interest
IN or TO the real estate designated on the
Columbia as Lot s12 in Square 40e in the
Clstriet OF Columbia, their heirs, devisees.
TnKE fSssqtGTs Mo1s aaminstrators and sssgns
OF ne Act Of Congress approved March ..
1888, entitled An Act to provide for en-
upon real estate bid d. on in its its n name when
offered for sale. for arrears of taxes and
assessments and for other purposes" said
for sale for .srrears of taxes and bid of in
the name Of the District OF Columbia and
ssd res san .s.. sG years hps s ss
xided by law; th.s 'commissioners Of the
States 6s os 'i5s pss; S0o " # shs
@ pse oy % se q and HHSc sSsEn IN
cs ri he Of reeods S tss ls s Of n hs D
part Of originai Lot Il IN SQUARE Vso 4os, bes es
q ST Re iaps q Feet he nSS Ssi,etf y line Rs
aniaISs shsnSs vest 90 feet to n thf esstsry line
thence east so feet to the said westerly
line Of sth Street: thence south along said
westerly line OF Sth Street 10 feet to the
place Of beginning. containing sol 80
square feet; it being the intention to con-
vey all that part of the property living
east, Of the east line Of said original Lot Z,
s s5 Is st II Lser ana on a fsG foo
353. among the land records of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. the above described
property now known, for the purpose of
assessment and taxation, as Lot ST. in
Square 406, to satisfy the outstanding and
unpaid taxes, special assessments, penal
ties and charges thereon, imposed by law
for the years 1927 to 1910. both inclusive.
WHEREFORE, Gray Properties. Inc. Wilbur
L. Gray. President and all other persons
title or interest in. or to the real estate
hereinbefore described, their heirs. de-
viisses. executors administrators and as
cause, If any they have to the Commits
sioners Of the District OF Columbia on the
27th day of September, 1943, at 10 O'Clock
AM, why such PROCEEDINGS should not be
instituted in the District Court OF the
United States for the District of CO.
lumbia. to sell said property at public
auction to satisfy the said taxes, special
assessments, penalties and charges on said
lumbla. JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG, GUY
MASON, G.. w. KUTZ. Commissioners, Dis
trict Of Columbia sci S15
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NEAR PENTAGON BLDG.

I-IOOW BRICh. 81 ,0UU.
Well planned brick Colonial home in re-
stri2ted residential section of Arlington
The ] st floor has entrance hall 24x14. liv-
ing room with fireplace, 14x12 dining room
equipped kitchen, half bath and screened
porch: md floor has, @1xl4 master bed
room with private bath, :, other bedrooms.
bath, and lsrse den: full basement with
maids room and lavatory; insulated and
weather stripped. oil &C. heat. slate roof,
detached garage; possession Sept. I6
n q n
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PROPOSALS.

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION. FED
erai Works Agency AFlington cpnnty INT as Wis
viii WIFI be HeeeTs reeeived at the once Of the % Dis
trict Engineer. Public Roads Administra-
ton. 144o Columbia Pike; Arlington, Viz
access road, Project VA pA WR-2l Paving
81 Henry Shirley HEhEay TITanay
The approximate quantities of the more
important items are as follows: IL 100
Plain Cement Concrete Base Course 200
10000 So. Yds. Reinforced Cement Con-
Cement Concrete Pavement. Minimum rates
Of wages for laborers and mechanics on
this project win be fxed by ths Secretary rnaui
fications and proposal forms may be OBJ
tained at the address given above. H, j.
spelman District Engineer. se1,c
EVA PRoECTs No 42sIoI ~ 49rl15 r1,r AND AN
TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON.
ioHiag projects; PRoJEcT ?. {, aa-io1
oa A7snne MAs Sh SsPvssn rh aRd serns
49-ii5 SEWERS, South Capitol Street
4a0 4aoli7 WATER MANI M Reservoir in Fort
Sama PaR D en- viii fnf be
ceived BY said Commissioners at Room
SOC, District Building, Washington, D. G:
then publicly opened and read aloud. The
e Gontrsst Plans SPECIAL ror provisiQRs
Chief Clerk, Eneineer Depar rtment. Room
4?77, District Building. The Commissioners
ties in or to reject any or al pc oids Each
i1oa les
81 OF the base bid in the form and
subject to the conditions, provided in the
will be required in penal sum of not less
than contract price Time VIII not be a
Of n TO
Attention Of bidders is particularly called
10 the ne as 70 conditions Of
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within 80
thereof G. NJ THoRNETT. Secretary,
1919. au31 sci 2.34,e
otsoNERs 81 p O. p1Ubssaj1 wAsajINGToN CIT
uGIf'so unt 500 focR PM M saptsm6er 3 1919
for constructing about 10000 square yards
of cement concrete sidewalks and 'b) for
about 10000 cubic, yards of grading in
Apply Room 421 District Building, for
proposals and specifications.
atl'bI sc i-''l,ftb
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
a. the Purchase Section. National Bureau
of Standards, Washington, D. c., until 9
pm. September 90, l943, and then pub
iicly opened for supplying plungers, bases
and bodies for molds to be used in press
ing optical GLASS blanks. Specifications
may b? obtained from the Purchase Sec
tion. National Bureau OF Standards.
au3l sci
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
COMMISSION.
Contract l47-S.
SEWER CONSTRUCTION.
Sealed proposals for constructing ap-
proximately l3o feet OF 6-inch. 1850
feet of S-inch, 460 feet OF 10-inch, $40
feet of l2-inch. 1,11O feet of 15-inch
yitrifed pipe sewers and 1870 feet of
6-inch vitrified pipe sewer house connec-
tions on Contract 141-S will be received
at the ofhce Of the Washington Suburban
Sanitary, Commission, Hamilton Street,
Hyattsville, Maryland, until 800 PM,
Friday September 10, 1943. at which
place and time they will be publicly opened
and read.
Plans and specifications may be obtained
from Harry r. Hall, Chief Engineer Of the
Commission, Hyattsvlle, Maryland, upon
deposit of $500 which deposit will be
returned TO bidders, or to those returning
plans and specifications in good condition,
FERRY BOSWELL,
J DONALD CIAAGETT.
FRANK B. SMITH.
Au27,se1 Commissioners.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
AUTcMoBILEs WANTED.

PONTIAC owners call Jack Blank, Adams
with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1897
DODGE AND as cHRYsLER wanted: nam.
oaF Pfss y try to meet T. Fod Pom
fry e meet t. Fiesd % Pontiac. asus All s!l' COM
CAR OWNERS, call call Jack Blank. Adams
5000; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1897 irving
PONTIAC wanted; name your prise. will
EoE sFsE SE6EE 5scE x6S 5Sr sRsoar Rr es snn
issa 9t i excellent ns RE grfs 1870 I0vns Motors
BUICK wanted: name your price. will
Try n.stsut e meet VIZ sFGSd FS0d Pontiac 1921 Con-
CHEVROLET owners. call Jack Blank.
Adams $500: you will be more than salts,
GHEvRoLETS tHzias 3, eS OR FORD. 80 preferably.
sPoe dsfaus %areld dn'fd fa7 lor cash. IN
sss,Isa5 s5s psst vs. ssSs ssSa FSn'ss assi con.
y S.stsai E psst sSS S$ed Pontiac 4f Com
ss'sa sod %s Pontiac sSaa REsi' a2si Com
p REyATE sRIrst gakTy will pay cash for ,d 1e3s
pRaTf isn nA pARTY aisp atssr Wsns 4Ie 1887 ss or 40
car. preferably Ford. sCH. 5173. Cash.
INDIVIDUAL wants to buy 1910 or 1871
5-passenger car. al cash. nothing to trade.
Call Miss Street EN- 2036.
BUICK owners. call Jack Blank. Adams
$500; YOU will be more than satisfied with
our price Arcade Pontiac, 1437 irving
WE NEED AT ONCE 1887 Pontiac 4-door
sedan: will pay high cash price. cash at
once. Coast-In Pontiac, 407 Fla. ave. ne.
Atlantic 1900. Open evenings and SIN
WILL PAY HIGH cash price for 40 chevro-
lets. all makes. Coast-In Pontiac. 40T Fla.
ave; ne. Atlantic 1900. Open evenings
WANTED. 1855 FoRDs-cash at once.
Coast-In Pontisc. 4o5 Fla. ave, ne. At
Sells YOUR ,sai fh FOND 70 fRc WI sSfhinss pay
you high cash price; no delay. cash at
Atlantis 1900; Omen eyes; and SUNDAYS.
high cash price for your car no delay.
cash at once. Coast-In Pontiac, 4o7 Fla.
ave. ne. Atlantic 7200. Open ewes. and
Sundays.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
COLORED-BARGAIl
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

3-famiy apt, downtown, good for home
II investment, S9.750. OWNER. sos 9th
-
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BETHESDA. MD.-$7. 500.
IN SILVER SPRING.

Beautifully decorated brick less than g
years old 2 bedrooms and tiled bath on
second floor. large living room with fire.
place roomy kitchen, striking dining room
screened porch. fun basement with Law,
gas air-conditioned heat. wooded lot I'm
mediate possession: S105nn
WORTHINGTON REALTY.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
203l Wilson Blvd. Arlington. va
CHI. Bib Ewes. jackson 1871

IlNMEDIAIE POSSESSION.
rooms, bath, bungalow. l1s yrs. old:
l mi from District line; all modern inn
provements. Price, S4,350; terms. WA
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Near Chevy Chase Club.
$l4,75O,

Gas Heat-CIoSe to School.
An appealing certer-hall home in a
lovely wooded section off Conn. ave; large
llVlng room opening on to screened porch,
nearly full width of house and overlook
ing garden area: ample dining room, wide
nail, cozy den, efficient kitchen ard pantry,
4 bedrooms. baths and sun deck en- md
floor; heated attic: slate roof garage space
for cars; maids room and bath; lot
6nXl25 with numerous large oak trees
JAMES E. SCHWAB realtor. Call OR,
$500 until PM
Evening star., 1943-09-01
GEORGE H. RUCKER CO..
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

GROOM HOUSE, Camp Springs. Nd,
near new Army airport Call Franklin
BACHELOR OFFICER will share furnished
suburban house with servants quarters
available Coal heat, winters supply in.
BendiX home washer; near College Park.
Md Auto necessary. Sl25: references
eXchanged. WA. 1896
COMPLETELY FURN. 5-room. bath home
in Rockville - blk. District bus; telephone,
larse yard and garage; SO. See Mrs.
Q c. Castle at 100 Aberdeen I'd. ------
Evening star., 1943-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH-So 200

Possession. bedrooms, modern bath Z
rooms and den on ! ST floor, built-in ga
rage; 3 squares to Georgia ave. shopping
schools and theater Terms.
DAVID E. BARRY, ME. 2025.
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C. c.. KELLER

2o1s Mt. Vernon Ave Temple e76o
fRooM Pbi}osg rsnsS ooTTAGE efs5ITct BATH a-wa
bus; IA mi. from D. c.; price, $4,000.
RAY BARNEY, -
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GEORGETOWN.

3100 R ST,
One OF Georgetowns best locations op-
poSite one of the fine estates First floor
has large reception hall, liv room. din
room, kit. and bath; also sun deck On
the second floor are 4 extra large bed
rooms and bath and ample closets. Third
floor has larce bedrooms and bath with
large closets, maids room. bath and stor-
age in basement, several fireplaces finished
in tile, many other fine features Can be
purchased with or without furniture Ex-
elusive with this Office Shown by appoint
ment only. Call EN-. 1890 until Q pm,
n. A. TWEED CO. 5304 Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.


WANTED, houses for sale and rent
We have many inquiries daily for homes
for rent and for sale; right now we have
a number Of prospective purchasers of
properties of all kinds; list your sale or
rental property with us for immediate and
satisfactory results.
B NJ. SMITH,
H40S Columbia Pike. Arlington.
OYf0Td
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

CASH FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY
Good prices for D. c. and nearby sub
urban apartments. stores and business
GEORGE Y. woRTHINGToN & SON,
Active Realtors Since 1897
lis Eye St. NV National 1925.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED TO BUY waterfront property,
not over 20 miles from D. c. Box 3s3-z,
LAKE JACKSON, MANASSAS, vA--rm.
log cabin, 81 $50: 500 cash, $50 month.
ME. 1900, DU. 1900
MAsoNs BEACH, Herring Bay, furn cot
tage, rooms, porch gals gas for
round trip. Avail. Sat DE. 5541
No; 414; electric stove and Frisidaire, s
bedrooms; near clubhouse; $40 week.
Phone Alexandria 491S
nearby river: furnished. Farms, acreage
lots; reduced: terms. trade; vacant. N Z.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
FALLS CHURCH

s-room modern house, ia years old
Large living room with fireplace Screened
porch, att. garage. Lot 75X150 IT, Beau
s6dr tifHi trees re- AND AND lawn Price $500 Con-
WEST, F. C. 2135-J Eve F. C. 2O6f-W.
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S11 C5n

NEAR GA. AVE. AND HAMILTON ST.
Spacious detached frame home, includ-
Ing 4 bedrooms, large front and side
porches, frst-foor Sunroom, has prac-
tically new oil burner, Scar garage, large
level lot For further details, call Mr.
Maunakee. RA. 1858
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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reasonable price, must be in first-clas,
condition, approximately 90 feet overall
Box 353, r. F. D. .. Alexandria, Va
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FirSt-Floor Bedroom and
Bath, Detached Corner
PrioE ArIiy, rfor yTo

Golf and Country Club. / square from bus
line and school near shopping center.
Beautiful lot of about 10000 square It.
Center-entrance plan. bedrooms and
bath on second floor. automatic hot-water
heat, recrea ton room and bath in base
fireplace, garage. Built-in 1896. Price,
Sl1,950. Call Mr.. Evans, WO. G29o, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
1908 H 81. NV. National 2345.
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TRAlLERs FOR SALE.

HOUSE TRAILER. fully equipped Apply
c. & r. Supply Co.. Oliver and Norment
SITS: Kerilworth. Md.
equipped for housekeeping. Beautiful
home for two: reasonable. Mr.. Myers,
Alexandria 1853 3.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY OWNER-Brlck h-room Colonial, =
large porches, fireplace in living room,
large recreation room; attached Workshop,
large wooded lot. double insulation, storm
windows, brick 81 rage: | block from bus.
ReaSona bic deposit and low monthly terms.
5"Ui Varnum ST.. Decatur Heights, Md.
Call Owner, WA, 6397 or phone at work.
FALLS CHURCH, yA,-Price. $3.50; =
roo room frame year old bedrooms fully
27xl35 substantial cash; also price $500,
eiegtTic i,,G stove lot SOFT frontage. oil heat
TN ~ basement. EhrhardL 32l9 colum-
ROOM BuSGALIow; oil heat, range and
nsudted y c6cEen 6use vcory
garden. lot 75xl56; 9 miles 10 Washine
,er SE;y S6qog ngnn,, ,sGms MacLiIndsey, GH 62l3
hot-water heat, laundry facilities; nice
lots cenv 70 schools' trsnSn and and shop, 70 r
pns S9G 29nd paI eFm Md SpeGt ooen i4 9t Gah
800 nm. HI. 1905 for further particular,
CHARMING modern suburban home, 7
rooms, all modern conEe eniences, INV h.
fireplace garage hard-surface road school
bus. $1,000, terms Telephone Vienna
5-BEDRM BRICK 'BuiiNGALow, in excel
lent neiehborhood: near bus and schools;
52 Garden D2eed ri gum 10 Sell F"9Se az $500 sf0%nS ca
RRe2lty, ASsociates, Inc, today CH. 1893,
5-RooM BRICK COLONIAL. in nice sec
ton of Va, GOOD transp. via AIRPORT: S4&5
doT1 5sn PAL, $50 80 mo. owner, TIE, I454
6rdie beanfl briek iGoq corner Ge99f5st9wd 9e5sebsd
modern house rooms, bath oil heat, in
l4!h s. NV, RE 403f Between . AN and " ~,
house in Fails Church. nicelS furn.; house oGsii
has spacious living room, dining room ,
pedrIo.onms, iI .n, terrace, large basement on lot
FaIss Church, @;3o Or Me s53S D''9'9'''-'
3;-KooM 5;lt tuliy, modern buagaiow, large
'coal M: $500 ST 500 down, payments
sSS sRSu rsfoma sto PeT p mo" rR Nd $50" Sycamore
on MAIN -TLl5 HIGHWAY, about = MILES
lo5 acres Of land with two ordinary
houses, a small barn; chicken house ana a
Just now. If you like to set lost on
moonlleht ,nFht in a section of big trees,
hc SS gaee s0 Yo meh @ ge COON oWA al % tbe
17la X l9qIS 9}' S.R + SHOEMAKER, e lloe.
BRICK t homs Of Of So9 rooms ana d''oS Bath on
6ox?n4 wooded lot. fun basement with
;2o5i Wilson Blvd Arlington ys;.
ARMY-NAVAL OFFICERS. ATTENTION.
owner built, center hall, "a baths; SPA
clouS Rfounds, TAN stately OAKS 10 min.
! of Washington. near Navy and Pents gon
| Bldgs.: quiet street Price, SI5,050 Easy
| terms Chestnut $500
| BEAUTIFUL ARLINGTON FOREST
| Arlington. Va, Just of Lee blvd.-Com-
as to be long step ahead OF the oil
ration. 9 rooms. bath. recreation room,
| plenty of land for play or garden The
owners have taken pride in this house,
| put in an unusually fine refrigerator and
! range. cabinet work, hookshelves and other
| personal touches. Price, S9.260, and Inn
| mediate possession Shown by appoint
| ment only. EyeniasS. call WO. l4ll
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER.
1fle St. NV. MA. li66,
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont
"PETWORTH."
Foxhall Village-S13,75
Very Large Living Room.
Immediate Possession

Very attractive brick. 6 unusually large
rooms spacious STORAGE attic with stair
way, wood burning fireplace, built-in ga
rage. Entire premises in new-house con-
dition, beautifully decorated The large
has large slcove bay with 4 windows:
the fireplace is fanked with bookcases
For inspection call Mr.. Addison, Sunday
and evenings. HO. 1887, with BOSS g.
PHELPS. MA. $500
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Excellent 4-acre homesite adjoining
shoppng center and within miles of
West Coast bathing beach. For S415. easy
terms including paved road and electricity
For further information. call A. F. MADEIRA
with j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1732 x
st. NV. ME, 1l43
Evening star., 1943-09-01
1RAiLERS WANTED

TRAILERS FOR SALE.
Call National Trailer Court Berwyn,
Md, ask for Mr.. or Mrs. Schneider.
Berwyn 2e0.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANIEp

A NATIONWIDE sERVICEMEN'S organ
izatlon seeks TO lease a building for the
duration with floor space OF 1000 to 4 900
square feet in the area of Pennsylvania
ave, 9th to 18th TO K SITS. NV. Give de
tails and rental price Boz 30l z. Star 2.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
GARAGES WANIEp.

GARAGE wanted near Colmar Manor,
Nd. Call Warfield 1854.
Evening star., 1943-09-01
Under 60 00n

VACANT-2h YEARS OLD
Nearby Md. Detached home. Insulated
D. garage. Ready to move into. Ewes
call Mr.. Downs, NO 9245
DIXIE REALTY CO MA 828n