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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03

DURHAM. Dec. D. Up While
the situation for the Allied nations
today is more favorable than at
any time since the war began,
Viscount Halifax, British Arnbas-
sador to the Unitec. States, de-
clared tonight In an address at
Duke University that the enemy
is still strcng and there are no
shortcuts to victory.
The British ambassador stressed
the importance Of the Unite d
States and Great Britain continu-
ing to work together in closest CO.
operation. He stated tha at the
whole history of the past 20 years
would have been very different if
at the conclusion of the last war
the United States, ana Great Brit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03

At hearing in Onslow county
Superior court in Jacksonville
Thursday, Judge Henry L. Stew
ems, Jr., dissolved a restraining
order which he issued in Sampson
county November q, restraining
the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
from disseminating passenger serv-
ice between Wilmington and Fay
etteville, and substituting mixed
passenger train in lieu thereof, as
authorized by the North Carolina
Utilities Commission.
In statement issued here, the
Coast Line said it would discon-
tinue trains 81 and Sc between
Wilmington and Fayetteville Sun
day and establish trains Nos. As
and As to operate between Will
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
FAMED AMERICAN
SUBMARINE LOST
Navy Also Reports Loss OF
Escort Aircraft Car
rier Liscome Bay

WASHINGTON Dec. 2.-lP-The
heroic submarine Wahoo, w h h
even the Axis admits was daring
enough to sink japanese ships at
the rate of one a month, and the
escort carrier Liscome Bay have
fired their last shots.
The 1,525-ton Wahoo and its crew
Of IS, winner Of presidential CT
tation for action in the Pacific,
was listed by the Navy today as
overdue and presumed to be lost,
the 18th undersea casualty of the
war.
The Liscome Bay fell victim TO
a japanese submarine torpedo
Nov. "a, during the Gilbert islands
operations, the only U. S. vessel
lost during the occupation of these
strategic stepping stones.
The Berlin radio beat the Navy
to the announcement about h e
Wahoo and in its broadcast said
the submarine. commissioned 18
months ago. had sunk 10 Japanese
vessels. In two successive patrols,
the Navy had aid last spring that
the Wahoo got 10 Jap ships.
Lieut.. Commander Dudley Walk
err Morton. the skipper who too is
gone, deprecated the feat at the
time, observing it was 'just sight,
track, shoot and sink" Morton re-
lated how the crew heard a Japa-
nese propaganda broadcast h a t
the submarine menace had been
erased, then we got nine ships
in seven days"
Under Morton: the Wahoo ac-
counted for more than 10000 tons
of japanese shipping. On one ven
ture he guided the sub into Wewak
harbor, using 25-cent atlas, and
sent torpedo into destroyer
which cracked in two and went
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
|DEM0LISH CASINO
American Fifth Army Joins
In Splintering OF Enc
my Winter Line
YANKS LAUNCH DRIVE
Battlefield OF Sangro Ridge
Uttered With Dead
And Equipment

ALLIED HEADQUAR.
TIERS, Algiers, Dec. 2-(P)
- D NOR aliz ed German
troops streamed back toward
Rome in full retreat today
from their shattered defenses
near the Adriatic and began
demolishing the key city of
Casino in the central sector
as LIT. Gen. Mark w. Clark's
American Fifth Army join
ed in splintering the enemy's
winter line"
The four-day-old battlefield
of Sangro Ridge was Uttered
with enemy dead and wound
ed and wrecked equipment.
Gen. Sir Bernard L. Mont
gomery's victorious Eighth
Army hammered and tore e.
the withdrawing Nazis n
comparatively open country,
while hundreds of Allied war
planes worried the enemy
from the sky.
Fuel Retreat
1.-THE Germans are in full ga.
treat" declared a special Allied
announcement that revealed The
extent of the disaster to Field Mar.
shall Albert Kesselring s forces.
fReinforcements are being brought
up by the Germans from northern
Italy" Montgomery's warriors
were pushing forward on approx
nately 25-1ni1e front in their
greatest assault since Ell Alameip.
Allied reconnaissance pilots re-
ported the Nazis were setting off
huge explosions at CASINO in ap-
parent preparation for abandoning
that important stronghold Casino,
only eight miles from the last re-
ported Allied line, is on the Via
Casilina, main island highway to
Rome 80 miles away.
Large-scale Attacks
(The Berlin radio in a broad
cast recorded by the Associated
Press said the American Fifth
Army had launched large-scale at
lacks all along its front, supported
at the coastal end by three destroy
ers.
Cat Coastal Frentano, in front of
Casino, ''the German lines were
taken back to prepared positions
in the rear the Germans acknowl-
edged, while they said s strong
American units had succeeded in
penetrating the German defense
system at Scapoli, in the same
area.)
The demolitions were observed
after Allied air forces battered the
20-mile German front guarding the
Casino area for three hours in
one of the most concentrated at
tacks of the Italian campaign. At
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
Soviet Army
Forces Renew
Comel Drive
Germans Knocked Out Of
More Than 80 Localities,
Communique Says
RING is HEIGHTENED
Naziis Say Their Line Near
M;nsk Has Been Breach
ed AT Two Points

LONDON, Dec. 2-G-
Red army forces renewing a
bsttering assault northwest
If Gomel knocked the, Ger
mans out Of more than 80 To-
r l's today, Moscow an
noI,nced. tightening the ring
on Zhlobin, and Berlin declar-
e ed the Russians also had
lsshpd out in a new onslaught
toward the White Russian
rapital of Minsk from the
rortheast. heading down the
Smolensk road to Orsha.
The Germ ms said this
northern drive on Mi1sk han
brqached the Nazi lines at
Two points and carried into
HE secondary defenses.
Gains Reported
The Soviet war bulletin report
OH Gains on three fronts. and as
sertpd that Nazi tank-led counter
mus had been smashed back
with heavy losses on a fourth Sec
Invest Of the important Cher
law area in the Dnieper bulge.
Tor the second successive day,
Gs communique, recorded by the
Soviet radio monitor, made no
rston Of the grim Zhitomir-Ko-
oyten sector west of Kiev, where
gigantic tank battles are reported
cburnns the mud Of the Ukraine
ard he Russians and Germans
/ ere locked in & bitter struggle Of
supply and reinforcement.
The renewed surge northwest OF
Gemel by Gen. Constantine Rokos-
sovsky rolled the Germans back
Despite rain, snow and mud, and
Ike Russian army newspaper Red
Star sad Zhlobin, Mozyr. and Ka-
lmkovichi on the Leningrad-Odes-
ga rail line we're in danger of be-
Ing out-flanked. and could not hold
oul much longer
The British news agency Reu-
Continued on Eage Ten; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
CITY IS READY
T0CREET ENVOY
Lord Halifax Will Arrive In
Wilmington Early Fri
day Afternoon

Wilningtonians are preparing te
welcome Viscount Halifax, Brit.
ish ambassador to the United
States, when he arrives in the city
early Friday afternoon for a
luncheon, a tour of the shipyards,
and a review of British troops.
Lord Halifax, who spoke at Duke
University last night, will be
accompanied by Major H. G.
Lockhart. his secretary, and Hugh
C. McClelland, who assumed con-
sular duties at Baltimore Wednes-
day.
Prominent citizens and repre-
sentatives Of nearby military es-
Establishments will attend the lunch
con in honor of Lord Halifax at
the Cape Fear club at l p. m.
Following the luncheon, the dis
tinguished party will tour the ship
yards.
At 1870 p. m. Lord Halifax will
go to City hall where an hour
later he will watch the parade of
British anti-aircraft troops cur
rently stationed at Camp Davis.
This will be the second time
the British outfit has paraded in
the city. On their first trip to
Wilmington, this summer, the
Tommies won high praise for their
exhibition of sparkling precision.
The brilliant march was said to
be the first inspection of British
troops on American soil since pre-
Revolutionary days.
Lord Halifax will leave the city
late in the afternoon for Wash
Continued on Page Ten; Col. p
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
BRITISH BATTERY
AT DAVIS CITED
Outfit Credited With Ad-
vancing Allied Anti-Air-
craft Techniques

CAMP DAVIS, - An American
general has credited the First Brit
ish Composite Antiaircraft Battery,
row concluding q tour oi the IN
tied States, with considerably adj
vaneing Allied antiaircraft artil-
lery techniques. Brigadiel General
James r. Townsend, formerly
commanding general of the Anti
aircraft Artillery Training Cen
ter, in departing this post for an
other station told Lieut.. Colonel
T. c. Metcalf, British Battery COM
mander, in letter of comm enda-
ton:
"You have a superior organiza-
ton, and 1t has advanced the
-.--t.e .s..- --42,- .--ss So 4-
m
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03
Nation Promised Burma
Road Will Be Reopened

CAIRO Dec. 2-(P)-Al-out European war concen
trating final crushing of Germany-before the antc
pated fulscae Asatic campaigns-was given No. prior
ty at the rpower conference it learned authorize
lively today, but China promised that the Burma
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03

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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03

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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-03

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Evening star., 1943-03-17
CHICKEN FARM, S8. 500

90 acres, modern home. on hard road
will house $500 layers 3 broodcr houses
JOHN BURDOFr, Colesviue Nd. Phone
ASb
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
WANTED. pickup or stake body truck, any
make or model. I pay cash. Williams,
WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICE for any type
truck: all cash. no check. FLOOD PONTI-
AC, 4221 Conn. WO. s40O.
1a-TON OR q PICKUP, or open body
truck; private party, Call Trinidad 9750
between 8 m and 10 am
Evening star., 1943-03-17

$50 ACRES Mr.. FAIRFAX. VA. FRONT
age on Two highways bldgs Shown by
appointment. AT. 7l90
u ACRES, TILLABLE. PAVED ROAD.
about l3 miles out S-roOm house with
shade large barn. good orchard, immediate
OCcupancy- nrlc-- - 100 GE GLM-
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J WRILEY JACOBS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWELVE

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.
Evening star., 1943-03-17
AUCTION SAlES
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building

cRTE Asb ISLE Enr 3E yAIyARET HK1HE sS G9S
WITH ApjAcENT GRouNp FRONT,
oS4ARo }Na RE faANPHtaN Ro.b aoR1HWRsF STEEFr AND
recorded in ,Li6er No s4aa, folio %, e
co., % the sba 5e nd reCord S of nc psrSt
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee
VII sell at puhLC auction. in front Of the
P M, the following described land and
PTgmbses ans s'dsss IN hs DriSt Of Co.
Seven 81, EishL 81. Nine o., Twenty
ore en- and ,Tventy-tvo t@2) and the
EoEh Sa tsas 2ns ta6S and pG
- in Han and M ElTans s susdIvson nSSS Of FGhs Rs
excepting so much Of said Lot Lot Nine n o. 81 as
Vas conveyed to the United States by
1'ed s'f2asd Isad Redolds IL dsf S S he Dc oG a@ Of
COLUMBIA. being a ,subterranean strip of
Iand Iando Fif5sen G5l feet wide for The ex,
Aoueduct Also Lots Forty-one as.
FForty7tv3 go and Forty:three f4al, and
nIs,r the N9Eh st4so four a. An test from, on Cham,
liol In william and George W. Linkins'
ssHhdivlsion Of lots in Block rorr .Ci,
L6er coany No. " per folio Ra ss asf0F6fd 81 the
Records Of the once Of the surveyor of the
DlStTict OF Columbia. Also Lot Ntnety-one
L9l) in John A. Sterrett and Robert F
Fleming,s combination OF lots in Block
-Four a! Meridian HILL" as per plat r.
AFORESAID surveyors Us Once re RF3ecordss: ex- ex-
ceptlng so much Of said land as was con-
veyed to the United States by Deed re-
corded in Liber No 1l24, folio 3c6. Of said
Land Records, being a subterranean strip
OF land Fifteen tl5) feet wide. for the
| extension of the tunnel for the WASHINGTON
TERMS OF SALE: one-third OF the
purchase-money to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years, with interest at per
annually. from day of sale, secured by FIRST
deed Of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit OF S5, 600 90 will be required al
time Of sale. Examination OF title. con-
veyanClng, recording, revenue stamps, etc
at cost of purchaser Terms of sale to be
complied with within 30 days from day o!
sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the
risht to forfeit said deposit or TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaultinq
purchaser upon the foresoing terms, after
some newspaper published in Washington
D. C. or with or without forfeiting the
deposit the Trustee may avail itself of any
legal or equitable rights against the de.
foulting purchaser.
AMERICAN SECURITY
& TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
By VIM L. BEALE,
Vice President.
| (Seal Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
nhE g. o.
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1s-ft row brick. arranged for . families,
s rms > baths . rear porches, h-wh
coal; garage refrigerator. Will be thor
0ughly reCond.. onlv $3.50
TT PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN.
Alex K. Anderson & Co., EX. 6256
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FUTURE.
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
Southern Building.
FUTURE.

PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING A De
TACHED ONE AND ONE HALF STORY
FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE
ROOMS AND BATH; KNOWN AS 32O5
By virtue OF a certain Deed Of Trust
recorded in Liber No 5293 at folio 1873 of
the Land Records of the District of Column
bia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED will sell at public
DAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH
1913, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK, PM
the following described land and premises
situate In the DISTRICT of Columbia, and be-
Square numbered Forty Hundred and Thir-
teen (4013). in Warren and others subdi-
vision, as per plat recorded in the ONCE
Of the Surveyor fol. the District of Column
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser to pay one
fourth of the purchase price in cash, the
balance in three installments in one, two
and three years respectively, with interest
mum, and secured by Deed of Trust on the
property sold. or all cash at the option of
the purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted to
the date of sale: purchaser to pay interest
on purchase price from date of sale to
date of settlement at six 90 per centum
revenue stamps, etc, al the cost OF the
purchaser: good title or no sale. A deposit
Of $4,000 will be REQUIRED at the time OF
the sale and settlement to be within thirty
t30> days of the date OF sale, or deposit
forfeited, and the property resold at the
cost and risk OF the defaulting purchaser,
after five 90 days previous advertisement
of said resale in some newspaper published
III ""S''i''S' '0N' J WRLEY JACOBS.
mh9, d&ds. exSu&hol. Surviving Trustee.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
Southern Building.
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TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE TWELVE
5I. R6N5T 5'i7I5 .G1kcLE LocATEp 81 81 HE 3G
PoNT CIRCLE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
soorded b n I1e5 No 7e35 folio 9bs BIZ
of Columbia and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
IT sb M SELL at pgbSS sSt9n Hr IN 1rSpt
TENTH DAY OF APRIL, AD 1913 AT
FOUR. O'CLOCK PM, the following de :
and beins lot thirteen N u55 IN Edson
as'S b9ndrsd and Gt Rf' as
Der plat recorded in Liber 43. folio IS. of
the records of the Once of the Surveyor
Together with all the heredtaments and
appdrtenances thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertainIng, including all plumb
matte Stokers. elevators, dynamos, heating
and lighting apparatus and fixtures, sprin-
kler or fire extlngulshIng system, and all.
each and very of the interior improvements
and fixtures. movable or immovable. of
every KIND and description in and upon
TERMS or SALE: one-thrd of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash: bal
one and two years. with interest at 4
per centum, per annum, PAYABLE monthly:
trust upon the property sold, said deed Of
trust TO be in such form as prescribed by
the Trustee and substantially similar in
terms and conditions 10 the deed OF trust
above described, or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit of SOC. 200 in
cash or certified check will be required at
time of sale. Examination of title, con-
YeyanCine. recording, revenue stamps etc.
at cost of purchaser, All adjustments OF
taxes, rents, etc, TO be made as of date of
ttlCment. Terms of sale TO be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale
Otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to
a nr n res el rtp
at the risk and cost Of defaultng purchaser
upon the foTepolnG terms. after five days
advertisement Of such resale IN some News-
paper published in Washington, D. c, or
with or without forfeitng the deposit the
Trustee, may avail itself Of any legal or
eGultable rights against the defaulting
purchaser.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee
BY: BRUCE BAIRD, President,
Seal Attest:
NELSON J. FOSTER. Secretary.
nh1 & dSyfs exsO
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3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
GO O1S M

Detached, 2story brick and frame side
porch, attached garage, automatic heat;
nice, level lot. Bethesda area, near the
bus Vacant April ist real buy For
complete details call M. White evenings,
WarfieiG "ISlD
VIM, NJ. THRocKMoRToN.
Invest. Bldg EXCLUSIVE Broker DT 6On2
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ARLINGTON-S3. $50.

Within . blocks OF l0c bus and shopping
Large shaded lot, completely handicapped.
brick home containing & very nice rooms,
with tile bath. complete kitchen including
range and refTlgerator, also full basement.
This property is less than . years old and
is in new-house condition. Substantial
cash required, Call MR.. JOHNSTON, CHI.
Evening star., 1943-03-17
5 ACRES

3 BEDRMS. . BATHS
This property located in Potomac Nd
is well worth your inspection The house
is new and can be bought with acres for
Sl050n or with 10 acres for Sl3.500.
Call MR ARRE. WiSconSln 2nNN
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Two Marvellous Investments
INvEsTMENr PROPERTY WAh1Ep.

This Is a Sellers Market.
Plenty Of Quick Action.
Have all cash for 4-famly fat in NV.
section
Want 1n-unit apartment. any section
; clients, with all cash for modern 30
unit building
Buyer for small investments.
Call Eddie Kyle. Hobart 2iO4.
80 SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 st. NV. National 2345
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FARMS FOR SALE

PART OR ALL OF LARGE FURNISHED
Office. with or without secretariaI service;
complete real estate equipment available
PhOne NE, loMn
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE LARGE 3-STORY BRICK
building, comprises about $500 sq #
new elfTa 7G large alley in front. large
double door. SO month. 2l9 Grd St
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW 5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW; EX-
celent transportation; close in. no chill
dren Warfield S3"I
CLOSE IN SUBURBAN ESTATE,
with Space For
Full Size Vegetable Garden,
A garden spot of several acres, with
trees and lawns surrounding the 12-rnom
bath house in GOOD CONDITION avail
able a Sgl5 PER MO INCLUDING THE
UPKEEP OF LAWN
Between Chevy Chase and Ransington
with bus service nearby ARRANGEMENTS
can be made with tenant farmer to raise
chickens. SANDOZ, INC. 3 Dupont Circle,
Dupont 1894
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

5-rm. and bath bungalow. large finished
basement can be used for added living
quarters: Beautiful grounds and fine ga
rage. Near Navy and Pentagon Bldgs. in
Arlington. Price. $500: 81. 900 cash re
CURED ALBERT H COHEN. roaltor. 1O42
n IrNinr
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$l5,850-Chevy Chase, Md.

lovely white brick center hall home
amid the delightful surroundings and d.
recily opposite a beautiful wooded area
Transportation ] block Center hall. 6
splendid rooms, 3 excellent bedrooms .
baths, finished attic with e windows lovely
side porch, every modern convenience GAS
HEAT, rock wool insulation, Gear butlt-in
garage, large and beautifully wooded lot;
owner leaving the city is ANXIOUS to sell
and Will give prompt possession
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NEAR 9th & G. SITS NE
COLORED.
GrInN H.rInr

Colored-Bir 7-Room Corner
4-bedroom. 2O-tt-wide home. $500.
Gail Df 1872, Mr. TOT,SON
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BETHESDA, MD.-NICELy FURNISHED
GROOM, 2-BATH BRICK; auto. heat, ga
children. $3.50 per month To inspect,
call MRS DAME ME- 3n1f
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$40 0uo--"-yr old S-rm white Co
lon!al brick. gar attached. porch screened
! block 70 ogs ready for occupancy. OF
FEt-
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In The Hamlet :"

AnoIher atlracJlye nome property. au-
fhentic Early American Architecture :
rooms. including library IS,-foor laVatorv
; lovely bedrooms - baths. many especial
feaqTe-, and added convnniencc7, GEN
0Ltioned neat, attached garage vacant and
now beng renovated Prtcc >10.UUu. This
evening cel MRS RAFFETTO, OIL o3%9.
IHOS. J FISHER & CO. NC
rs Ln-h s. n w pnaltnrs III nsan
Evening star., 1943-03-17

~ - T'@'<' rESf cNf ESN SRLE
DoWNTOVN BLDG -.o. APIS BUILT IN
Of 2or on lpyes.mcn.. priced a, -H~ 500
lhgoe "go2 aH . 9G sf23,|T aptS were igT-
eyos Emerson "55I or North a..
NEAR 9TH AND KENNEDY SIS NV
One store and = apis 2-car ea~aFc. rented
for ~l3o oer montn Prlce ~joo56 on
WhPlr ( 'I JhMFs r. Ixc Ha-'" nj AD 33i# '''' or
! IA APIs ! ELno2s. 4 BATHS. 5 BLKs
s., NV NV" PraWaTr Pas r roalSS iIG We veaT}y FEe
Priced $4,000 by OWNERS. Trinidad
s.rnI s-g%Ir APT BLDG MEAR NJ @nd AND
a9tz- Of " rooms. and baih ca 80 ana
sl5.'o Per mo one t-roorg2 apt, 81 so,
@5 o'5 o''s ct '2&R Ss sc2fwARTz2 20 Dr @ii.sS @i.35
DETACHED BRTCK APT. HOUSE. Sc,
all improrcments sp'ordd income Rea-
Soaahjc prlrc ana terms. RoT 4~b-C star.
SNAIL. COR OFFICE BLDG. ON HTS,
sl2 500 terms ren'cd 81 S66 a''a' VI Good
l5st Nd, Va, y. c. N. f RYON co. 1915
VICINITY gd9,1c dtG5o AND Mp syG AVE. Ne;
rental ~l2-50o cash req. ". w. BAILEY,
UPPER 14th ST CORNER PROPERTY.
to owner The property win show q very
high return on the price on which it can
s5GI THos j -FsIsffFR 4 co, INc', yt2i,
realtors, Di<t~ic' $3.50.
EXCELLENT N Z RENTAL SECTION
Butt 3 3-familv fiat, not a conversion tOb
Gas heat, showing good returns. Owner
pays all utilities
eot " c. 2 G DUNE, .r s-oo
ment In d6Sifabo Sc Each unit &c Consists rl5I
a hoaaa %2 p6 ar 4 Io# @Is -Ra 5al3 2oSos Se
S#j 300 Nfcc,y a1anccd '2' cal Mr. o wei @
'-o. ). sgANToH q & 1UcTHs CO &C. :, ..,,
f-FAMItv APARTMENT
,s@,5oo CASH INVESTMENT
PeyS P1 down s g 10 ihe lst tTgs. 5oGi Of 5000
sssans sfS sem aS KFI LEY ( 81 BFANNER 2 D 5f'2S3s 7ao
NEAR, PA AVE. AND 9TH ST. S.E-2-
story br'ck-a 4d-dlrame house 3 rooms and
at $4,000, Price $4,000 90. Taxes
s39.43, III, This makes a GOOD investment
OF .paTEcular Importance to an investor
IN that nI559R8Ff2oq Io6IS p SHOEMAKER,
HURRY. THIS WON'T LAST!
4-famiIy lat excellent condition. Sep
~H2nN Income, - $50 yearly LARRY
Q. STEELE, RE 04@3 or EN-. G3l5
10-UNIT APARTMENT,
Near new Government buildings. De-
tachod. ~rokPr hea'. fully rented VIII
show 2O0o net return on inyestm mont of
SO 600.
~ .KELLEY AND BRANNER,
Df 7140, Eve, WI GS4t
Two Marvellous Investments.
Excellent corner in n @. consisting Of ! s
units and stores, rentals AVERAGE only
about S35 per month yearly rental S1O.-
4lf. can be bought with $4,000 cash.
20 units in good n " location: yearly
income about $4,000, can be bought with
SO O00 cash
For Further Details Call
HARRY COHEN. CiE O9S6. with
SHANNON & LUCRS co,
1905 H s.. NV. National 2345.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

OFFICE TO RENT FURNISHED OR U
furnished, centrally located, S25 per mont
References. Box 1910, star
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FORD Ig40 de luxe Fordor; exceptional,
Wonderiul tires. heater. barsain price
WREELER. INC, 4Nln wisconsin
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WANTED-HOMES FOR SALE IN AIRING
ton. If you want 10 sell your home,
please call or write JuDSON R.FAMY. 1922
N Irving st, hrl- Va. Oh. 0@20
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INTERNATIONAL. truck, 1898. 1h-ton;
5000 cash: CO. 923O after 6 pm.
excellent tires, dual rear wheels: S1,1o5.
Chevrolet 194Q 1A-ton hydraulic dump.
excellent tires. dual rear wheels; ss95.
celent tires. dual rear wheels; 81 ,095.
See MT. Polk.
GLADNEY MOTORS,
164s King ST, Alexandria. Va. TIE 3131
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CLEVELAND PARK-S9
Large frame home on valuable corner
Tot 4Sxl25; 6 rooms and bath Cilei. oil
neat; 3 bedrooms, large living, dining
rooms; real buy: garage.
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Lovely Dutch Colonial frame home. near
Woodrow Wilson High School. 6 rms and
PAIN full basement, hWh., storm win
ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
Gail Mrs. Allen, DIXIE REALTY co,
Ma $3.50. Ewes NO 1S4Sl