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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
MAKE SOYBEAN PALATABLE

The extremely nutrltlVe soy
bean, whose strong flavor has kept
it from becoming a food favorite,
is now being cooked in such a
manner as to give it an extremely
palatable taste while preserving
its high food value. Soybean flour
made by this process can be used
by itself; i.e., does not have to be
mixed with other flours, as was
formerly done. Soybean nut
meats so processed are delicious
as a meat extender in meat loaf,
etc.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
CESTAC THE WINNER

BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 8.-P-
Heavyweight Abel Cestac, a pro.
tege of Luis Firpo, easily out.
pointed Feiciano Brizuela today
in his last fight before going to
the United States, Brizuela was
on the floor twice. Cestac expects
to leave for the United States late
this month and will be followed
by Firpo in mid-September.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
IN SEA WATER

One of the easiest substances to
olssolve, sodium chloride or COM
mon table salt, is seven times as
abundant in sea water as it's near
est rival, magnesium chloride, an
other easy-to-dissolve salt. All in
all, In 1000 parts of sea-water
ABOUT 50 parts are dissolved solids
usually called salts. The sum- to-
tai OF the salts in the seas is so
great that if they were dried out
and spread on the present land
surface, it is estimated they would
cover it more than 1900 feet deem
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
City Briefs
ARRESTED

Marvin Coward, described by
Detective-Sgt. H. Hayes as
51-year-old roofing salesman,
was arrested at 10 Hudson
Drive here last night on charg-
es of being a fugitive from JUS
tice in Michigan. He was lodg-
ed in Jail to await the Michi-
gan authorities. Coward is
alleged to have embezzled S1OO
in collections in Ypsilanti,
Mich, while acting as the
agent of Floyd H. Denay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
ITALIAN GROUP
REQUESTS PEACE
CONTINUED from Page One)

to the three-power pact are
enough to show its character"
8. 1.-THE attitude of the Italian
Eocialist party toward the new
regime can leave no doubt: We
raust (offer) the same opposition
to it as toward F'ascism.
4. Liberal elements, to which
Badoglio entrusted leadership of
the press in order to divert pub
lie opinion from the internal
overthrow, never belonged to the
anti-Fascist movement these Sc
called liberal represent nothing"
S. Demonstrations and strikes
after Mussolini's fall were not
revelation of a frightened horror
y, war but Joyous outburst''
to warn the generals and the king
that ''tne fight on the inner front
for democracy would be continued
until complete victory"
6. The demand for immediate
peace springs from rejection of
Mussolini, Badoglio and the king
icr unchaining war against
every interest of the Italian ma
ton. plus the conviction that fate
ell ready has decided in a military
fashion that a continuation only
means the destruction of more
Life.
Fascist monarchy deserves I'M
conditional surrender. We ap-
peal to the democratic powers
that all peace conference nego-
tiations will be on the basis of
the Atlantic Charter
7. THE historic task of re-
establishing political freedom and
democratic republic" falls to 1
the working class, allied with
the farmers and the middle class
intellecruals.
8. Conclusion: an appeal for
a general strike to obtain these
chiectives.
While an atmosphere of expec-
tation hung rver the situation as
the Badoglio regime completed
its second week, these other ram
dom developments were reported:
Swiss newspapers in Geneva said
Italian troops were expected to
complete the evacuation of Haute
Savoie, southern France, by tomor-
row. German troops were taking
their places.
Under the heading grave finan-
cial situation" the Italian press
published a report from the new
finance minister, Domenico Bartoli
nj, disclosing the country's debt
for the first time in years. The
report said the debt is now 405,-
1923, 900, 900 lire.
cat the rate of exchange of one
cent for the Lira, set by Allied
occupation authorities in Sicily,
this would be equivalent to S4,O58,-
23O, 900. The varying pre-war rate
of exchange was closer to five cents
to the Ira, however. At this rate
the debt would be $40, ,291, $50, ,00W.
Receipts in the year ending July
30 were given as 1914, 900, 600 lire
and epenses as 1876, 1853, 900, 900, leav-
ing deficit of 86, ,174, 900, 900.
The tiny Italian-surrounded re-
public of San Marino, 13O miles
northeast of Rome, placed its for
mer Fascist directors under guard
pending an investigation OF their
accounts.
It was announced that San MARI
no has "decidedly turned to its an
cient democratic traditions ana
that election of grand general
council will take place September
: San Marino, smallest REPUBLIC
in the world, has an area Oh %
square miles.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
LUTHER LEAGUE

SALISBURY, Aug. 8.-RCTne
23rd annual convention Of the Luth-
er League of North Carolina will
be held at St. Johns Lutheran
church here August lib. Approx.
mately 200 delegates are expected
to attend and the Rev. Arthur M.
huffman of Louisville, KY, Will
he the principal speaker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
REWARD

Abraham DOVE, Negro, was
treated at a local hospital Sat
urday night for injuries to his
nose and released. He told
investigating officers that he at
tempted to separate two fight
ing women at Eighth and
Queen streets and one Of them
hit him in the face with a bot
tie.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
OFFICER RETIRES

MONTREAL, Aug. 8.-RNDr.
K. c. Anderson, president, treas
urer and manager of the Noun
tain Retreat Association of the
General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church in the United States,
is retiring from active manage
nent of the association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
MRS. LEONA WHITE

WHITEVILLE, August 8.-Mrs.
Leona Mae White, 80, of Whites
Crossing section, died at $3.50 o.
clock Sunday morning in ths
Thompson Memorial hospital, in
Lumberton, after a brief illness.
She is survived by her husband,
Raymond White; two sons, Elroy
and Willard; two daughters, Ellie
Maie and Hilda Grey; the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Gore,
Tabor City; five brothers, Thel-
bert, Isaac, Tilman, Clyde, and
Norman Gore, Tabor City; two
sisters, Miss Oneva Gore, Tabor
City, and Mrs. Woodrow Milligan,
ElizabethtoWn. Funeral services
will be held Monday afternoon at
Antioch Baptist church conducted
by the Rev. P. B. Cokes, Loris, S..
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
STILL DESTROYED

ABC officers early Sunday
morning destroyed a 10-gallon
copper submarine still and
poured out $50 gallons Of sugar
mash at the still site, one mile
north of the Inland waterway
on the Carolina Beach high
way Taking part in the raid
were Officers e. S. Bland,
b. w. White, M. F. Cooke
and Jessie Mathis,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
CHARGED

Virgil Yancey Bray, 18-year-
old shipyard worker, was ar
rested on charges Of reckless
operation of a motorcycle Sun
day by state highway patrol
men. He was also charged with
speeding 65 miles an hour.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09
ENTERTAINMENT PLANNED

KANNAPOLIS, Aug. 8-LRARoy-
al Arcanians from the Carolinas
Will be entertained here Saturday
night, August IA, at a banquet and
dance at which the Kannapolis
council will be host.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-09

Average thickness of Green
lands ice cap is 1000 feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Luck in Love
SAus to Preference,
BY HELEN ROWLAND

T'HERE is no such thing as
l. luck in love! Not even in.
these days, when so many rush
into marriage on an impulse
after a weeks acquaintance
and trust 10 chance.
Your luck is not a matter Of
chance. but a matter Of taste,
preference and your own con-
scious or unconscious choice.
Some are fortunate enough 10
be born with a partiality for
sincere, steady dependable
people - but many OF US are
attracted by the decorative
lightweights. And your fate is
decided by your rom tic
preferences.
a mans preference in women
and a woman's preference in
men are like genius or tempera-
ment or blue eyeS-something
with which that man or woman
was born. And it's that taste
or preference which decides
your destiny in love and mar
rage. unless environment or
common sense stops you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Additional Heiqhi

Another young actress. Mar
garet Landry, playing IN the
Falcon" series, is quite small
and loves hats that add height
30 she has chosen a great swirl
Of ostrich and Coque feathers
wired 10 form a high loop above
her head
! Margic Stewart. soon 10 be
seen m Around the World
loves flowers and has selected
flower bedeCked hat 10 wear
way forward on her head Win
this hat she combs her hair In
a Chlgnon.
The fact that hats are 50
varied this year makes II pos
Sible TO be dramatically in
dividual. Thanks No the millinery
designers one can have a diff
ferent and allurlng personality
every day. which. in these times
OF nervous tension. acts as
tonic!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Beaver Fedora

So nuv what you Ike because
This is the year when YOU can
find what you like
Michele Morgan because she
prefers her hair nigh has
selected two winter tavorl'e>
that won't interfere with her
colffeur. one is a tiny fedora m
beaver. worn ~ perllouS 90
degree angle. and the other is a
miniature breton sailor Of black
felt trimmed with cotton fringe.
dyed magnota and turquoise
Miss Morgan j. starred IN
Higher and Higher
Ginger Rogers, starring IN
Tender Comrade.' has a new
cloche Of dark green velvet II
sits on the back OF her head so
that her forehead. sans pompa-
= dour, IS uncovered The cloChe
hugs the sides of her head
comes down low IN the back and
is brilliantly stu d d Q d with
jewels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Care Of Knives

The blades Of kitchen knives
should he used for food only
Don't permit any one 20 use
them for cutting paper or string,
metal or bone no matter how
old The knife and sharp the
blade
-And--nc-A1l-t5s :, -7---trt-, ct rTv-u
your good kitchen knives 10 an
dincTant scissors grinder for
sharpening purposes
When good knives become
dun. take them 20 a reliable
cutlery or hardware store for
sharpening and between times
usc n tapercd steel sharpening
rod or an o,l stone sharpener.
II isn't possible 10 hone a stain
loss steel blade very sharp. so
don expect a Tazor-hke edge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Washing Cutlery

Don plunge good kitchen or
carving knives INTO water The
proper way, according 10 tx
perts as 20 wlpe the entire knife
with z warm, Soapy cloth and
then hold the blade cutting
edge down. under the faucet for
rnsInC And dry knives thor
ouGhly before putting m rack or
kitchen drawer Always return
carving knives 20 the lined
boxes IN which they were sold
n You cant get rack 20
your liking invest nm those par
iltIoned wooden cutlery boxes
DO not on any account just
place kitchen knives m a
drawer Tins practice drlls tho
knives and IS responsible for
>onc very nasty accidents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Hats Fit
Every 7 ype
Hair Style

DRAIN teaScrs are on The up-
I'D beat what with alto
stamps gas coupons. stocking
shortages and butter worries
But there is one subject about
which all women can relax
hats
40 matter whether YOU are
wearing your hair high or are
letting il hang about your shoul-
derS whether YOU have cut D.
Victory short OF are wearing ~
IN a chignon ~ tho nape OF your
neck-you can find among this
seasons millinery offerings Just
exactly tho hat 20 suit both YOUR
face and your halrdrc,>
The variety IS endless Crowns
ere high and crowns are low
Prms roll back or DIP down
and great many hats arc not
called ~ all but helmets tom
pets and II you please hcnn.n-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Not an Accident

When a fine. honorable. intel
ligent man falls In love with 4
frivolous. selfish little dunbbell
II is not an accident. And, II
he ever escapes from her he'll
promptly fall IN love with an
other playgirl who viii two
time him or with another moron
who viii bore him to death
And when q Sclt-rcllant
worthwhile, brilliant girl an
nexes wavy-haired worthless
weakling. u is not just chance
or bad luck II Is because
something eaSN-going and orna-
mental appeals TO her mother
instinct. and attracts her more
than somebody strong and sub
etantlal
Divorce is not the great pana-
-ea some think % IS Sometimes
YOU wonder why woman
hothers 10 divorce 2 phi)anderor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Spanish Influence

Barbara Hale who plays op-
posite Frank Slnatra IN Higher
and Higher has two dramatic
new hats. One IS a taupe felt
and has a decidedly Spanish in
fluence. II is trimmed In bright
colored stripes of ribbon which
dsngle from its brim.
Barbara other new hat is a
tremendous hairy white velour,
Buchaneer IN style. It's brlm is
rolled way back and fastened
with a big buckle With this
swash huckhng hat Baraba
wears her hair in a modified
pOmp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Cutlery
Deserves
Good Care

WHOEVER thought that we
W would have 10 treat our
cutlery as though II were heir
loom silver Yet such is the
case. as shoppers report dwin-
ding supply of good kitchen
knives and steak sets.
II your kitchen equipment
does not incluGe 4 rack go
shopping until you find one one
useful model holds eight knives
with space for 1O-inch blades
II is Of wood and has glass
panel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Soap Best
re- dtnent FOr
BIockhedds
nv HELEN FoLLErT

WHEN the black dots appear.
w use a bland soap that lath-
ers quickly. II IS not n bad
idea to try papa's shaving soap.
Every night apply hot, moist
congresses 10 soften the pore
deposits. Use a large, thick
wash cloth, dip it in steaming
hot water press close 10 the
flesh. Repeat six or seven times.
Then use soap Fluff II up
with your fingers forming A
thick SudS. Massage the flesh
lightly while the suds is on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
According 10 Type

We love according 10 type,
And no matter how many times
we change our mates, we can
never change our luck until We
change our own romantic tastes
and predictions. Divorce is
not a cure; IL is only the bro
mide which eases Us out of one
matrimonial headache into an
other.
The only remedy for what is
called bad luck in love is 10
pSychoanalyZe yourself and find
out what II Is in your own na-
Copyright 1919. ~ King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Remove Odor

A TABLESPOONFUL of
vinegar in hot water removes
the onion or fish odor from the
pan or kettle in which these
foods have been cooked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Removing Blackheads

In The morning remove black
head with a comedone ex-
tractor. You can get this in
strument from your druggist.
II has an open circle that IS
placed over he hlackheads and
light pressure ~ used.
To endeavor 70 extract black
heads with a finger tips Is 10
take a chance Of brtIiSing the
flesh disfguring the complex
ion inviting pimpleS TO form
The diet should be fairly free
Of sweets An excess Of fats IS
likely 20 oNer-Stlmulate the Sc
baCeouS glands. cause them 10
send forth an excess Of oily
fluids that harden and mass up
m tho pores
But use soap freely You are
fighting grease and dirt. a
strong, obstinate combination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Stimulate Circulation

Do little nipS 10 stimulate the
blood streams. Treat the flesh
beside the wings of the nose. a
favorite lodging place for black
heads. After five minutes ~
this lave the face with warm
water, then with cold. and dry
gently with a soft towel,
Many acne patients ha " e
found that soda solution helps
10 dissolve pore plugs. Dissolve
a teaspoon of baking soda IN
half n cup Of water, apply with
pledgetS Of cotton. let II dry on.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

or a playboy, since she will
probably only replace him with
another Of the same type an
other Don Juan OF another
mothers darling?
Evening star., 1943-05-26
FOREST HILLS-SI7. 500.

An unusual English cottage, on a
Park, has 2 bedrooms and bath on 1st
floor; also 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
very large living room An outstanding
value in this select neighborhood
Evening star., 1943-05-26
DOWNTOWN Guest Home,

Corner residence. zoned first commercial:
walking distance. Positively in frst-class
condition. New hot-water heating system.
Fully and beautifully furnished light house
keeping apts., IL new refrigerators; 10 new
stoves, 27 rooms. 6 baths. Old established
Fully licensed Real estate, furniture and
business sold as a whole, S27,500. Further
information and to inspect call Mr. Tabler
with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1h05 H ST NV National 2345
Evening star., 1943-05-26
18th AND ALLISON,

Semi detached brick home. gas heat.
in excellent condition. Six rooms, in
closed porches. in this convenient North
west section. Purchaser can get possession.
For appointment to inspect, call BRUCE
KESSLER. WI. 1866. with
SHANNON LUCHS CO..
1905 u St. NV. MA E84B.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
SLIGO PARK HILLS, MD,
S12 QS0

Adjacent to and overlooking the park
and Sligo Greek; rooms, 2 complete
baths and hrst-hoor lavatory: large living
room on lower level opening onto terrace
with lovely outlook, outside fireplace; 4
years old Possession June Is. Some
thing different and very charming. BOSS
nings and Sun. Mr.. Shackelford. Sligo
Evening star., 1943-05-26
S!6.50O

What we would term very attrar~
tive price for b-room 1-bath. semi
detached brick house with built-in
garage. This house is located on the
north side of the 500 block of Somerset
pl NV. To inspect call
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Az. d. RAJ.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
APTS. WANTED (cont.) -.

NAVY . MAN AND WIFE, 8 Or 4 FURN
sleeping rm:. Frigidaire; prefer se MRS.
AARRlS, FIR. 07S3. IL to 8 pm.
WOMAN EXECUTIVE
Wishes apartment, unfurnished or partly
furnished. or will share: NV. or George
ss S4tsasoa sasd7 aass fshs 81
WANTED,
Furnished apartment from June Is through
Labor Day, will take excellent care of
HOUSES FURNISHED.
and 2 car garage. on 3 wooded lots, 20
min. to center of city; immediate occu-
gfn'yb gIt Ybes: sl7': maid available if desired.
OWNER WILL LEASE MODERN -7.RooM
bone. bone. Chevy Chase. Nd, from July, to
-conditionerl; also attic fan and maid S
room room; with "a bath. Phone OIL. o676 for
AouIS pETAGMER: a15Ha' 49, tATTR5AcT1vELY ;FURN;
bath, garage: $500 mo. Ma. s272, 5 am.
to pm.
;51E JUNE 18th To SEPT 18TH; s165 PER
perch POI -oI1 l13 Lucas lane. Bethesda, Md.
Si13o SI9o PER MoNTH.BEAUTIFUL NEW
rooms. plus recreation room. garage, attic,
screened porch, large fenced lot TR
0773. evenings.
beaatia of ehees chase ao9sE Ma
l mi. north of Circle. Garage, attractive
screened porch and large lot: convenient to
per mo WI. $3.50. Sl'ie - 'of D n'oS'' 9'0o
LARGE, LARGE, cool HOUSE, NEAR DUPONT
rs: kssD a$5s. $5e floor; sl4o month for summer
ROOMS q BEDRooMs). BATH, 2
hill in Glen Echo Heights. near Cabin
HShR suRaEss Is5setSaF %1 !4aRS 4RSa s'2' month MRS
s-RooM, 2-BATH, DWELLING. 1929 MON
roe St nW hot-Tatsr ,s- heat; $l75 per
e real sstate StAoNA dspI sAxifas AX s}so g TRUST CO.
2237 8 ST. N.E..WHTTE BRICK BUNGA-
available June |.
CHEVY CHASE. .. CLEAN AND AT
month OF June: open porches. Wo. 25s5.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD: :. DETACHED
brick house, 3 rooms, bath, recreation
oqn p0rch ss NICELY
Mr. Rainier. Hyattsville o64s.
FOR RENT FURN., GEORGETOWN, 3 BED
roo rooms; IS, 2 baths, 2 living rooms sarden; e
except for stairway. 2 bedrooms, bath.
yGs HsrGsn 0qm No seents enns Eo 54k kohen and
IDEAL FOR SUMMER
Near Mass. Ave. Bridge, overlooking Rock
Creek bedrooms, attractiyely furn; $500
per month
FITCH. FOX & BROWN MA O3O1
3459 HOLMEAD PL NV.
Modernly furnished. newly decorated;
garase rooms sS baths bat To party
Good income: terms.
VERY ATTRACTIVE GRIN BRICK HOME,
almost new Rent furnished Available
ROBERT f. LoHR.
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park. GE. 0sSl.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
Vicinity Naval Hospital,

Vacant, immediate possession. new
house condition. Modern, 8 rooms, . baths.
lovely home. fruit trees, small barn and
chicken houses: 2.car garage, spacious
realtors. Ma. $500 Exclusive liSting), CO.
operation Of brokers invited
Evening star., 1943-05-26
BRIGHTWOOD-VACANT
SEMI-DETACHED-S925O.

real opportunity to buy splendid
home, r. and bath, all brick sun parIor
on list floor built-in garage, h.-w. heat
elec. refg., nice yard; immediate possession
Call us for further particulars and in
Evening star., 1943-05-26
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.
APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing q STORAGE Co.. TAYLOR 2931. p"
Evening star., 1943-05-26
SILVER SPRING.

w IIIIdIIISUUlS NUIUIIIdI.
Large 2-story brick. corner lot well
landScaped. ? fireplaces, bedrooms, 2la
schools and transp.: substantial cash: can
be, bought rieht. Shown by appointment
only. WORTHINGTON REALTY. SH. 2142.
Cape Cod Brick-S9,45O.
Convenient Bethesda location, close to
everything . y bedrooms. garage, screened
porch: immediate possession. radley n1"I.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

0SSSSS w AN E1 ~ NENt.
FURNISHED HOUSE IN GENERAL AREA
of GEORGETOWN or FoXhall Village or in
District near Wisconsin car line or Mac
Arthur blvd bus line. For family of four:
around $500; must be available for at
least six months. possibly year or more:
must have at least three bedrooms and two
baths. also small garden. Telephone Wood
ley 1914.
PERM D. c. RESIDENTS, 2 ADULTS, De
sire apt. or bungalow, D. c., Mt. Rainier,
Hyattsville, Riverdae Dupont 1868.
NAVY DOCTOR AND WIFE ONLY, WISH
to lease small unfurnished home. Close
driving distance of Bethesda. Gail MRS
JOHNSON. SH. 9242.
FURNISHED HOUSE IN NV SECTION.
suitable for renting rooms. wanted by re-
liable. dignified couple. Box SOY, Star
NORTHWEST, NEARBY MD OR VA 6-s
rms. unfurn.. by Govt employe. owner
must have possession. 1919 Kennedy n W.
GE. 1914.
4-BEDRM. HOUSE, UNFURNIsHED. NV.
side or Virginia. by responsible family.
HIGHEST refs. Rental around $3.50. Call MAI.
LYNDALn, RE. $500. Ext. 71s11.
GOVT, ATTY. PAST DRAFT AGE WANTS
family, adults. Not over SS5. May desire
to buy after occupancy. Prefer NV sec.
Will consider apt.-like accom-. Box soy,
Star
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS DESIRES
unfurnished bungalow or house, NV.
section, convenient to Tenley Circle. Ex-
cellent care of property assured Phone
WO. $500. 3O'
Evening star., 1943-05-26
BRICK, 10 ROOMS,
CHEVY CHASE n Go 50O

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-$9,5OO.
, Brick and frame, modern, good condi-
tion, on bus line, clOSe-in location; WELL
arranged living and dining rooms. kitchen.
luil basement 2 bedrooms, tiled bath:
now rented at 500; good property for in
vestment or owner occupancy Call Wood
ley 239M until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-26
"A WORD
TO THE WISE" "

Very unusual 6-rm. brick home in
Brentwood, D. c., always owner occupied;
immaculate interior, 3 bedrms:, new stove.
refg., new awnings, new blinds moderate
down payment. DIXIE REALTY CO, Ma.
$3.50: ewes. Mr Thomson, RA. 1882.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

PIANO. Kirhall, apt size. upright: also
apt. grand. Lawson & Go'ibart, American
Storage Blds.. 2S01 Georgia ave AID. 592S.
Evening star., 1943-05-26

HOUSES UhFURhIsHED.
furnished house in quiet, most convenient
Northwest section, suitable childless couple
or two bachelors. references. rent, S75,
Write Box 453-R, Star.
SILVER SPRING. BEDROOM BUNGA-
low, semi-furnished; S75 per month; three
months rent in advance. 722 Chesapeake
Evening star., 1943-05-26
YOUR CHILDREN"

VIII enjoy this 1yr.-old detached brick
home with rooms and ga baths Gnclud-
level lot near school, stores and transp
A real value Call ME. 1l43 until pm
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN REAI,TOR
Evening star., 1943-05-26
NEAR 18th AND FERN.

SEMl-DET. BR1CK-S10,5 500.
Facing Walter Reed Hospital rms and
? baths. a bedrooms. INV. heat, elec.
concree fron poTeh det beS fssF
beautiful fenced yard. Inspection by per-
mission only Call US for appointment.
METZLER-Realt
DI. $500 11O6 Vt Ave.