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Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

"Jeep Nerves"-that's what Dan
O'Neill calls the jumpy way
some folks react to the strain Of
wartime living.
Not that Dan blames 'em.
When you work IL hours a day
and travel in crowded buses
live in trailers and put up with
inconveniences = It's only ma
tural to get tense and irritable.
'FOlks must learn to relax"
says Dan, "and take It easy"
And Dan thinks he has the
formula. Soon as he's through
at the shop he comes straight
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16
About Drafting Fathers

The drafting of fathers will be given early atten-
tion by Congressman and, can guess, the
boys who want the votes will wange way to keep most
of the fathers home.
There is demand, in some quarters for the imme
diate drafting of 17year-old boys in order to avoid
taking any fathers This merely illustrates the need
for men in the services and that when group is
exempted another must carry the load.
We still think that there ought to be some way to
use the nearly a million who have been rejected
because of teracy and that those who have been
fered account of venerea diseases should be called
up, cured and put in the service
-V-
War news and pictures will become realistic
and the people of the nation will understand that fight
ing is not as easy staying at home
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16
B r / E F S. by Baukhage

Bombers that will dwarf in size
our present Flying Fortresses.
armed with heavy caliber cannon
of an entirely new principle Of op-
Grafton and capable Of carrying half
q carload Of bombs across the At
lantic and returning nonstop. are
some Of the revolutionary aircraft
developments predicted for the near
future by Gen. H H. Arnold Of the
u. S. army air forces.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

by the hundreds Of thousands.
boys and girls who In other times
would have completed high school,
are now leaving the school before
graduation to 60 to work." says the
Educational Policies commission of
the National Education association.
Entries Of aliens during the fiscal
year ending June 80, l94S. were the
lowest In 80 years.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

economies in Canada and the United
States" must have ''resoundingly
important effects on the external
world"
ExamEAes offered to prove this in
clude the figures which show how
the rise and fall of demand in Can
ada and the United States affected
other parts of the world up to and
after the depression hit us in 1929.
In less than three decades, inn
ports in the United States of ten
different commodities increased
from 300 to 1,700 million dollars
worth. Take silk: the yearly aver
age importation of silk bought by the
United States from 190l-05 amount.
ed to As million dollars. In 1929.
it had jumped to 432 million dol
lars. But when the depression
struck, it fell to ia million dollars
in 1882.
The total imports of the ten COM
modities dropped from 1,718 mil
lion to 534 million dollars-and you
can imagine what happened in the
producing countries when these
markets disappeared.
One interesting point brought out
Is that in this period Of expanding
trade (both import and EXPORT in
which Canada and the United States
shared. the MUTUAL interests of
the two countries greatly IN
CREASED and their competitive in
terests declined.
Industry Predominant
The report shows how agricul-
ture has ceased to be our greatest
source Of wealth, how industry has
become pre-eminent and to main
tain our agriculture, a healthy con-
dition Of industry must be main
tanned. The old statement is quot
ed: Tell me the amount of factory
payrolls and I will tell you the price
Of meat and butter"
The plans for our own agriculture
are fairly simpIe-maintenance Of
the same type Of specialization now
going on. The plan for Europe is
more complicated but since the
question of whether the people Of
western Europe eat at all for the
next few years, depends largely on
what Russia, the United States and
the other grain producing countries
do. these countries may be able to
get western European countries to
do what we want.
According to the Midcontinent
planners, an arrangement should be
made whereby western Europe for
a period-perhaps is years-would
absorb our surplus wheat, pork,
lard and other farm products. Pro-
duction of these products would be
stopped in western Europe and re-
sources save would be put to ef-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

Having sold my 274 farm Poplar Springs along old
two miles from Woodbne and about half between Ecot
and Frederick Nd,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1913
PROMPTLY AT 9:SO O'CLOCK A. NJ (E. W. T)
All i've HEX HEAD sno OF FeP@snf E9T ai %oK HORSES
q e. effsT HEAD IN on 5e F 8f nnf % Al sav % T working qualities
HOens and Guernseys and B. accredited Herd for
g # r f % @ 5 me 5s2 os Of ss and
Holstein BULL old you to improve your dairy
'' ''i"' - "-'' 'A'' DAIRY FIXTURES
Wilson cooler % @ can aPay high pressure cooler Delava milk
sanitary buckets raners can wash an n an @
trc motor p Maerl bucket rack barrel
engine
FARMING MACHINERY AND IMPLEMENTS ..-~u,-...A
MCCORMICK DEERING FARM ALL TRACTOR
Deerng Si p s inch S e
nd s s ea cut R inch nc f snd sn all pe 0 ma & ds @ DeeTn ring
spaders Nonpare lime Schut with 10 bar
eh Mccormick x peerg grain s @ OS7 % Mm g ERsHR Deer
s foot N 40 o po apS os edrn npd s ns attach
plOws tooth spring harrows twenty-five
o a%e Ma @ bng corn "d slab Wizard
shovel drag three shovel drag single shovel
MCCORMICK DEERING SIDE DELIVERY RAKE
Mccormick Deerng hay loader Mccormick Deerng Osborne
HARNESS AND H1TcHINGs
wagon lines collars Brides haters ns trace chains butt
traces breast chains single double and triple trees spader foub
FEEDS AND GRAINS
100 tons hay 300 bushels of barley 25o barrels yellow corn
fodder ton fertilizer lot Of lumber 2xs and boards
wheat FAM set block and fall and oil drums 80 gallon oil drum
bucerng table Sausage grinder ladder baskets
nn metal q feet , SonG a s % a n
TERMS SALE: cash, property be removed
from premises until full settlement made with Clerk Lunch rights
reserved.
Charles Hobbs A"ct'oneer Raymond Kelly Clerk 1888
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16
More Deadly Than War

The casualty lists that come from the front
impress upon the fact that being killed and
wounded in the fight for continued existence as
free people.
While we are appalled, at the sacrifice of young men
engaged in war; few of realize that Americans
are killed and wounded in accidents than in opera
tions.
In 1942 $4,000 persons were killed and 100000
persons were injured from accidents in the United
States In 1941 persons were killed by accidents
In fact motor vehicles alone have caused the death
of more Americans since Pearl Harbor than the war.
In 1912 they responsible for 81 800 Deaths but this
figure was thirty per cent reduction from the 10000
casualties for 1941.
The nation is spending billions of dollars to supply
fighting men with ample equipment in order to avoid
unnecessary casualties and people throughout the United
States sobered by the thought of young slain in
battle While would suggest that money is not
wisely spent to protect soldiers and sailors it ap
pears that money and effort might be directed
to the elimination of accidental deaths
The average American hardly realizes that in the
four years Immediately preceding the war, 385813
Americans were accidentally killed Of this total motor
vehicle accidents accounted for the death of 139469
The toll grevous is is not the greatest hazard
to long life
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

ZOe
Starting promptly at IL O'CLOCK A. NJ (E. w. T)
IS HEAD OF LIVE STOCK consisting HEAD HORSES
AND COLTS Al HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE
and vaccnaed Bangs 80 head of heer
from to 2 old Hosten and Guernsey Several will be
of SALE balance promising
right production all purebred purbred
stein bull 2 DID, from N McCardeN
l purebred Ayrshire bull, old;
80 HEAD OF HOGS2 brood Hampshire farrow
around day Of sale male hog DID, spotted Poland 6 head
fat hogs, $50 to It's lbs. each IL shoats
FORDSON TRACTOR-19-nch pulley Mccormick Deerino
tractor; New Idea hay loader.
JOHN DEERE BINDER good Deering mower,
low down carriage Sudebaker wagon
foot lime Syracuse barshear No
walking plows lis gallon drum wheels
way electric battery 6roder for chickens 1000 capacity tnew
HARNESS. beechband Yankee
harness. sets plow brdes collars saddle line
straps, rens traces, breast
FEED-35 all alfalfa
All baed and all cutting.
One 39 Model Ford ton Panel body truck dual
Der all around And other articles mentioned
TERMS OF SALE-Cash Settlement must be made with clerk on
day of sale. " - - .
E EARL REMSBURG,
- AMBROSE KINGSBURY Owners
Glenn Trout Aucttoneer Raymond L. Kelly, Clerk
Lunch Grounds 114O
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

No democracy should tolerate a
man, a business or an institution,
which is big enough to violate the
law Of the land with impunity.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16
PUBLIC SALE

On of being sod undersigned
public auction the
Buckingham adjoining Buckeysown county
Maryland,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

Judging from some of the howls
on the home-frOnt the men In serv-
ice are enjoying the war.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16
PUBLIC SALE
Of VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPF

Having sold farm, Poplar Springs along old
Frederick Road mile north of leading
miles Woodbne way between Ecot CITY
Frederick
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

Starting promptly at II O'CLOCK A. M. (E. W. IT,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1943-09-16

i'll health will sell public sale farm located
miles of Barthlows 40 1 miles Northwest
Kemptown Frederick County,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW BUNGALOW.
ONTY Se 2Sn

Takoma Park, Md-kttract home. near
Junior hish and srade schools ) rooms -
ecqroomSl, tiled bath. h-wh; vacant,
Sai US today DIXIE REALTY CO. MA
HNHV tevcs. NO 9245)
Mr.. NEW NAVAL MEDICAL
CENTER & HEALTH INST.
g, house, white brick Colonial, like new;
"-bcdI3n brick like new. Ssa5O
no,c,, 2-5edrm bpck, earase attached
Al 3 sood values. By appointments
Call OF GSG.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT,

IN PROMINENT DOWNTOWN OFFICE
building. includes telephone and mail
service expert stenosTsphy If desired.
CAL DT nGSN
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CON.

fRETE fTd sfT6APE AFP 8R1cK GAR1qE GHaIgkFS aglkR
THEE MTR ADjHeENT N0fT4"GfT GRGuNB T0fFTHHE fRoR4
5NG oNT.9Fo OF GqAMPz4IN gdAH zaRTEE STFEEf AND
recorded in Liter No, s4a9, folio SO, ct ct
seq, Of the land records of he District of
Columbia. and al the request OF the party
secured thereby. the Undersigned trustee
will sell at public auction, in front Of the
F PS on Ab b0NRAf AT TIE F6JF TF5G 6tx
PM, the following described land and
premises, situate in the District of Co
Seven %, Eight tS>, Nine 90. Twenty
one CD and Twenty-two f22l and the
North one and twenty-nine hundredths
full depth OF Lot Six (6), in Block -Four
~ in Hall and Elvans' Subdivision of the
excepting so much Of said Lot Nine inc q, a. as
EaS conveyed to the United states BY
D, Deed geGoTdsd in Libsr No, JlS4, folio 2@6;
ColVmbia being subterranean strip of
snd 6o fifteen It, q51 feet VICE for The ex-
Aoueduct Also Lots Forty-one (4D.
Forty;,twQ 42) and Forty-three 4al and
1fo) in william and George W Linkns
Subdivision ,of lots in Block -Four a..
Lbsr County No g. 's folio p5S' 1866 ec0faF0 Of the 5e
Records Of ths once Of the surveyor Of the
IlSlTlCI OF ColumDla. Also Lot Nlnety-one
I9D in John A. Sterrett and Robert F
-Four q "MeTidisn Hin as 30 per II plat P'qse rex
aforesaid Surveyors once Records: ex-
cepting so much of said land as was con-
veyed to the United States by Deed re
corded in Liber No. 1924, folio 500 of said
Land Records, being a subterranean strip
OF land Fifteen G5) feet wide, for the
extension Of the tunnel for the washington
Aqueduct.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third Of the
in two equal installments, PAYABLE IN one
and two years, with interest al ) per
annually, from day Of sale secured by frSt
deed OF trust upon the property sold, or all
cash, at the option OF the purchaser A
deposit OF 100000 will be required at
time OF sale Examination OF title. con-
veyanclng, recordlne, revenue stamps, etc,
al cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within 30 days from day OF
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to forfeit said deposit or to resell the
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser upon the FOREGOING terms after
five days advertisement OF such resale in
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
4 TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
By WM L. REALE,
Wee President.
A H SHILLINCTON,
Assistant Secretary.
nh6.d 1ds,eX suShol
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ARLINGTON, VA.

k-room frame; 4 bedrms bath, oil heat,
Elih more Than = acre, 1oc bus; . blocks
price. $500, with 81 900 down, balance
$50 month. JUDsON REAMY, 1922 No.
IrNlnp Arl. Va CE nonN
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DANIEL VI. NARODICK, Attorns,,
321l Penns. Ave. Sc.

IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF TIE
United States for the District Of Colum-
@iLAM g. hRBSlo2 n1S y s Of n,Ss Gl0H sSa and
guardian. Lille M. Blanks. for Change OF
Name-Ciyil Action No. 1900 .--CL1FTON
G; WILLIAMS, ninor by guardian Lille
Indictment changine his name to CLIFTON
CHARLES BLANKS and having applied
Of the notice REQUIRED by law in such cases,
ruary, 1919, ORDERED that ali persons
on or before the 10Th day Of IN March, t,'f fa4s.
why the prayers OF said complaint should
not be granted: PROVIDED, That copy of
three consecutive weeks before said day
jay 5a75s ReD0rse s. JAMES Ms n PRooR
CHARLES E. ssTEwhRTl. CLERK 0pB By HILDA hESl
MARIE GOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
te23 .ma29
,rso RIcHMoNp 3, KEEcH, JAMES W. LAU-
fqr Petltioners.-In the, District Court OF
islm6isEI9 snro re: Conddemnation Of land in
DlStrict Of Columbia. a.-District Court No.
2s23fmNoTIcE 2 s&fo. AND ORDER OF PUBL
cn1TSsoics commT ssio1sqt Is hfTe9y gwen thai he
pursuant to the provisions of sections 1908
70 1910. inclusive, OF the Code of Law for
tition in this Court praying for the con
dennation OF the land necessary for alley
purposes in Square 554T, in the District
o. Columbia, as shown on map or plat
heId with the said petition as part thereof
and praying also. that this Court empanel
Jury IN accordance with the law pro-
Plded Tor in such cases, to assess the d. M
ages each owner Of land to be taken may
sustain by reason Of the condemnation OF
the land necessary for said alley purposes,
and to assess benefits resulting therefrom,
including the expenses OF these proceed
mss. upon each lot Or part Of Iot, Or parce!
OF land, which will be benefited by said
condemnation, in the proportion that the
SAID jury may find said lots, parts of lots.
proyided for: in and by The aforesaid CODE
Of Law, and by the Act OF Congress ap-
proved June 20, 1899. It is. by the Court,
tn!T @ - III T., DAY OF February, 1913. OR
tereSt IN rhese proceedings be. and they
hereby art, warned and commanded TO
appesr IN this Court on or before the c2nd
and continue in attendance until the Court
shall haye made. Its final order rstlfyins
and confirming the award OF DAMAGES and
me assessment Of benefits Of the jury to
further ordered that copy of this notice
and order be published twice a week for
1Wo successive weeks IN the Washinston
the WASHINGTON Times-Herald, newspapers
published in the said District. commencing
az least ten days before the said end day
q March. 1943. IT is FURTHER Or
order be served by the United states Mar
Shal or his deputies, upon such OF the
owners OF the fee of the. land to be con-
said Marshal. or his deputies, within The
District of Columbia before the said 22nd
DAY Of March, 1913. BY the Court: ED
WA,RD G, .o15 E1cHER ch1st Jpzt!c, sssaI9
AaT; Aa1,; , clerA E,,z,. BY H. B. DERTzBAUGH'
deputy Clerk. mil 50.
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TRAILER CENTER
AT HORNER'S CORNER.
AIs9LHA AIso MANY YfRAS' NEW rRAIlERs. fS2i rs
STANLEY H. FORNER, INC
nth and Fla Az " z ER l0nI
AUTO TRUCKS For SAL {

cHEyR9LFT gh 19t 5snsh ca eh2sss ard
KENYoNPEcx M NC eec as55 !2F wison fGlSa bTd
Arlington, Va. CHI 5000
G.MC. 1899 hsIf-ton panel tires nearly
new real buy, cheap. l146 18th st. NV.
CHEVROLET. pickup. 1887, - good CON
1924 Columbia pike. oxford 2369.
INTERNATIONAL, 10 tons. stake body
perfect condition. Call CO. $3.50 after
e pm
DODGE 1912. l2,ton panel, driven 4,soo
miles; black finish. no lettering. excellent
tires. including spare: Just like new; nc
LEO ROCCA, INC,
1901 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
Open Evenings Until q.
1A-TON Diamond T stake
l12-ton Diamond T chassis cab
6. NJ. c. Oft. panel
i2-ton Dodse panel
1I2-ton Federal dump. 2-vard body.
2-ton Studebaker dump 2-yard body.
lf2-ton D-30 I. II. C. dump, @-vd. body
Call Mr.. Miles, Diamond Motors, Inc.
1881 3rd St NV. MA. s596.
LATE MODEL TRUCKS.
Pickups, dumps, flats, stakes and winch
tools OF all kirds: machinery. bench vises
new drill press, woodworking machinery
2l2l Bladensburg rd. ne.
INTERNATIONAL PICKUP
1940-1941.
21?I Bladensburg Rd NE
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

J. OWEN d son, AUCTIoNEERs
southern BulldlnG.
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HENRY Y. WILLOUGHBY.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

@6"H South Dakota ave ne large
rms. and bath. open fireplace hot-warer
Goa heai. lar2e basement. GARAGE. close
20 SCHOOLS churches, stores. and trausp.
a real buy. Priced for quick sale SIS
90. terms Phone Decatur o3I-
Evening star., 1943-03-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. J

PLYMOUTH sedan, 1888. 4-door, excellent
Amoco Gas Station, sol x st
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-door sedan. excellent
rubber and mechanical condition. Si25
cash, Call AD. 6632 after pm.
PLYMOUTH 1886 4-door; single owner;
immaculate condition: 5000 Flood Pom
tiac. 4221 Connecticut. WO s4oo.
PLYMOUTH ! 94I convert coupe single
owner. 10000 miles. 500 Flood Pom
tlac. 422l Connecticut WO. sfuo.
PONTIAC 1910 IS" 4-dr. de luxe sedan.
radio, heater. : excellent tires. S615. Me.
fut5 DAYS: after 6. Glebe 3326.
PONTIAC 1891 strcamunc club Cpc
owner, fine cond S1S5 Your car or EHGg
down Victory Sales, 5So6 Ga. ave. Rh.
PONTIAC STATION WAGON. 1870. -. 900
Mic. Excellent condition. Best oser to-
day over SIS. Can finance. J. ?. Shcl-
ton. 1S35 No. rowhstan 81. Arl Gil 221a
STATION. WAGON HEADQUARTERS
Late models Fords Cheyro,elS, PIym-
ouths and POntiaCS
JACK PPY MOTORS.
l6'A & Pc. Ave. Sc. & 14th. R. I wv.
STUDEBAKER I941 de, luxe sedan; prac-
tcaliy new. s675. Cal Shepherd 5332
STUDEBAKER 1880 Champion sedan Fire
stone vhlte-wan tires. Clean throuRhout
Must be sold today owner leaving for
ARMY. Terms II desired. Gil 2G79. OK,
$500
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INVESTMENT,
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

This Is a Sellers Market.
Plenty of Quick Action.
Have all cash FOR 4-fsmly nat IN NV
section.
want ln-unu apartment .ny section
clients. with all cash, for modern 20
unit building
BUYER for small Investments
Csl Eddie k~le Hobart "IOi
go SHANNON q LuCHs co
1908 H St. n W. National -74S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

LET 20 YEARS, EXPERIENCE. IN REAL
estate help you sell your property. Prompt
action. Call or write
A. NJ. ROTH, Woodward BLDG. MA. 1885.
IF YOU HAVE VACANT OR NON-PRO-
drctlve property. list with US for results.
Need all kinds, sections to sell, trade, rent
I reht price. N f. RYON CO, 1916 N.
Y. Eve. MA 1QnI
Evening star., 1943-03-09

Seldom DO We have an opportunity 10
ofer a custom home with as much
Located on large corner lot, containing
$4,000 SO. #. OF ground in Rock Creek
unusual home contains q beautiful paneled
studio living room with wood-burning fire
place, guests bedroom with private bath,
larse dining room and beautifully equipped
kitchen, all on 1st floor On the 2nd floor
there are large bedrooms and complete
bath; 2-Car bullt-In garage. maids room
with bath, " screened porches one of
living room. one of kitchen. Price.
$3.50 Substantial ash payment required.
C1HAEAM- HAIL 2OGn
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pRoVED vi ZEAL Ah ESTATE g EABGhs5 BEfNG BE- De
TACHED ONE AND ONE HALF STORY
FRAME DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE
FIFIEENTH! STREET. NORTHEAST,
BY virtue OF certain Deed of Trust
recorded in Liber No 52g3 at folio 50 of
the Land Records Of the District OF Colum-
hla, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, the UNDERSIGNED will sell at pubic
DAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH,
l9f3, AT THREE-THTRTY O'CLOCK, P M
the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia, and be-
Square numbered Forty Hundred and Thir-
teen A0l3), in Warren and others Subdi
vision, as Der plat recorded in the Ofice
OF the Surveyor for the District OF Coum-
big rvp II II Libsr IN = a folio a.
fourth OF the purchase price IN ash, the
balance in three installments in one, two
and three years respectively, with interest
a the rate Of six 90 per CeUtum per an
mum, and secured by Deed Of Trust on the
the purchaS ser; taxes paid or adjusted to
the date Of sale, purchaser to pay interest
on purchase price from date OF sale to
date OF settlement al six 90 per centum
revenue stamps, etc, at the cost OF the
purchaser: good title or no sale A deposit
Of $4,000 will be required at the time of
me sale and settlement to be within thirty
,30l days Of the date OF sale, or deposit
forfeited, and the property resold at the
cost and risk Of the defaulting purchaser
after fve 90 days previous advertisement
OF said resale in some newspaper published
in WASHINGTON, D. G.;
r,bo d.4. .xsr,JJo, WRMEY III2's,,J. JAcoBs.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, .AUCTIoNEERs,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WITH RAILROAD SIDING. D. c.
Powerfully built brick and reinforced
concrete bldg. Over half million cubic
let 5000 net fooro space Large lot.
OHARF ESTATES. NSTTONAI O5s5
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REDTCED-SQ $50

Randolph g. r. ". nr. atN-A'trs ".rr
"E-r colonial brick rooms hoC-
r0oua r.e bath auto h"a' p0TCNo'. H'r
No7 iv -froUr Convenient 80 6re.r'h.uE
t-w ri 40 possession
'TOwR EF1CFBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo NJ Bernstein & Co. Me 5400
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FIRST TIME OFFERED.

l-ROOM BRICK HOME
each viii take fwin beds, {" beautiful tie
baths on md foor lst-foor center hall.
srge IIHlng room. dining room, den and
H'Chen. Builf by one Of WashIngton' & best
builders. Largp clothes closets. stairway.
laFsc a'lc; located near transportation. in
nesuttu, EdEemooT Bethesda Price,
: 1880 Exclusive p A TWEED co
~ --nn MMlLl Q p m nan4 conn oNc
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American Univ. Pk.-S1O.95O

Detached. g bright rooms bath and
shower o bedrooms sleeping porch. break
fst' room screened porch oF dining room
irE-ogrrt-E fireplace, rr" h0'-U5tcf meat
'Dz plant. garage. GrV-hoHSr condition
owner LEAVING ~lrv. Possession Houses
i1 rhlv desirable Rrea ~ 'Ele price arr
hs-S N 5uv BOSS ( PHELPS Realtors
"a HH0O NFxC'u-t}e F"cuIrES ca u MT.
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OLDsMOBUE 1889 "6" 4 door sedan;
| radio. heater, excellent tires; liberal guar
| antee: S5e5. LOVING MOTORS, 1919 NJ
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A HOME, AN ACRE. FOOD,
pPOETT IhpPINFCS

This eiEht-room and bath house on 2 lot
- 40 00o square fec S. located on WIS
cons'n ave A. he corner OF Hunt ave
about direc1lv vcSf OF Chew Chase Ctfc.'
PeaurltuUv HANDICAPPED V.th scarce Tree
the ground has great future Va Inc and n, ~
be used for Garden now and profit later
Worth irvcSt.za'inC- now
VIM II SAUNDERS CO INC
Est lSS1
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MERCURY. 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan:
lent tires, s725 LOGAN MOTOR co,
! sth st. NV. between K and L, RE. 325 /.
MERCURY l94l sedan. $500 mileage.
new battery, heater defroster, ) excellent
tires: 5000 cash. co. 6S37 after 10.
OLDSMOBILE 1871 @-door. 6-cyl, hy-
dramatic; single owner; 5000 miles; ST.
l50. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut.
WO. S4OO
Evening star., 1943-03-09
. 10th and LOngfellOW.
Sl4,950,

fr-medls'ely adjoining beautiful Rock
Creek ParE Pine view Vacant Posse
F!or Spacious detached home bed
rromr . baths large closets, - frep.sce'
block from rand tranSportstion ECSs
4 PHELPS Realtors Ma H3uu (FIcl4-
5..e hSDu2 AZ Tor NJ. ShacEcltolt
Mr.. HEALTH INSTITUTE.
$500 @-bedrm bungalow Ike new.
j. sso II. fenced, bis. TO bus, can