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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
4-BIT LEAGUER5 HAVE BOWLING
 ON Elk5' ALLEYS

The Four-B Bit League bowled at the Elks last night. High man Hil- dinger rolled 586 with teammate Bystrek second high with a score lof 536.
 The following are last nights scores:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $5.50. Paper Curls, $1 up. Lola Beauty Shop. Phone POI. 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
SCORES ON TUESDAY

Seattle 5; San Diego 6. Los Angeles 5; Oakland 8. Hollywood 3; San Francisco 4. Portland 2; Sacramento 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
LOST and FOUND

brown Annuity key case with or keys. Reward. Return to Empire office. black purse on Gla- cier Highway, Saturday. Return to, Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
NOTES

Plenty of advance notice IS what we wish you to have about two exceptionally enjoyable fea- lures of the USO program. Next Monday night at o'clock in our lobby MT. Charles Gillian, promi- nent naturalist and authority on wild life, will present movies on Animals and Birds of Alaska" A few of the Servicemen who recent ly saw these very striking pictures in Technicolor were so eager to see them again and to have others enjoy them that we have arranged for MT. Gillian to show them at the Club. A large crowd is ex- pected and a special treat is as- sured.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
FOR RENT

BROOM furnished apartment With oil range and bath, also 3-room furnished cabin with oil heater. 513A Willoughby.
 SUR. apts., easy kept warm. Win- ter rates Sl5 a mo. Lights, water, dishes. Seaview Apts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
WANTED

HELP WANTED = Night porter Apply Baranof Hotel. WANTED = Modern furnished g. room apartment or house. c a Il room 423 Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21
YOUR BROKEN LENSES

Replaced in our own shop. Eyes
 Examined. Dr. Rae Lillian Carlson. Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

! Empire Classifieds Pay!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

Be talent scout. We don't mean for beautiful additions to the GSO, though that's OK. by us too, if we haven't already got them all signed up. What we mean is. be a scout among the Servicemen, for specially talented fellows who may be willing to appear in one of the Clubs variety numbers at some of our USO parties. We hope to make this a feature several times each week. So give us hand. Is your top sergeant a contortionist or does he do card tricks? DO you know any jugglers or ventriloquists? Is anyone in your outfit former vaudeville performer? Let us have the names of anyone, either a Serviceman or a local girl, who might sing, play musical instru- ment or do other speciality numbers for us.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

Next weeks other particular pro gram feature is the Old Fashioned Party, planned for our men by the girls of the GSO. This affair will follow the pattern of the party of several weeks ago which was such a pronounced success. Count on lots of games, dancing. variety numbers, food and girls; come pre- pared to have a gay time. Make a note of the date now: Friday night, April 30.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

WANTED-Good collapsible baby buggy. Phone 527 between 5 and pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

WANTED Small bicycle. Madsen'. Bike Shop. ta.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-04-21

WANTED-USed furniture. 306 Will loughby. Phone 700.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Tom Harmon Is
Missing in Action

ANN ARBOR. Mich. April Is
CUP - Tom Harmon. Michigan'S
former all-American football star,
has been missing" since April 8 in
a flight over Latin-American terri
tory
A war department notification to
that effect was received by Har-
mons parents. Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Harmon. last night at their home
here.
Harmon. who was 4 lieutenant in
the Air Corps, Joined the forces
March %. 1912. and received his
wings only recently A brother
William. also is a member of the
All Corps.
Harmon'S parents said they be-
lieved he had been in Africa.
When he became lost, Harmon
probably was flying the old 98,' a
plane he had so nicknamed to COM
memorate the numeral he wore ON
the gridiron.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Hitler Works Frantical|y to Bolster Defenses of
Balkan Nations in Fear of Expected Invasion

LONDON, April Is (UP)-Adolf
Hitler appeared to be working
frandeally today to enlist the aid
of his Balkan satellites in advance
Of possible Allied invasion
through that troubled land after
the Tunisian mop-up.
German radios broadcast propa-
sanda streSsing Rumanian coopera-
ton with the Axis following Hitler
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

this week with Rumaq-
ian Premier Ion entonescu. One
comment emphasized that the
meeting helped solve the question"
of massing Europe for the next
Nazi efforts.
A London radio report said Hun
garian Prime Minister Nicholas
Kalley Was next on Hitler's con-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

ference list Observers figured
Hitler may be trying to settle Ru-
manian-H Hungarian territorial argu-
mentS before invasion time.
The Importance of these meet
ings was illustrated by a Trans
ocean news agency dispatch broad
cast b. Berlin radio which quoteo
the ESsener National Zeitung az
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

The new ship starts performing at
its best about 2O0G9 Get. thus over
coming certain high attitude handi-
caps which have been encountered
by the Americans in the past.
Editors note The last 200 words
of the above dispatch we're killed
bv the censor in IondonD
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
New Fighter TO Fox Nazis

LONDON. April IS. cUP)-A new
American fighter plane-the crack
Thunderbolt-may alter the whole
picture of aerial warfare in this
theater, experts believed today.
The Thunderbolts. which are
technically designated as PATS. are
able to accompany United States
Flying Fortresses and Liberators
all the way to targets in Germany
and back again.
They are the first such escort
ships that have sufficient range to
make such long flights in this the
ater and to give the big daylight
bombers protection throughout their
journey.
EESWER TO FOCKE- -WULF
As the longest range and hardest
hitting as wen as the heaviest
Tighter "et built. the Republics
Thunderbolt IS believed by experts
here to be the answer To the Ger
man Focke-Wulf 100 at any altitude
up to the stratoSphere where the
FortresSeS can fly.
The new fighter is as yet un-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

hour and has done more than coo
miles an hour in power dives
GREAT FIREPOWER
Their terrific firepower is capable
Of disintegrating an enemy fighter
caught in the Thunderbolt sights.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15
Phone 800

tested in combat but on paper the
ship has everything that is needed
to lick the best Focke-Wulf on the
Nazis own home grounds. The AM
erican Flying Fortresses have been
given fighter escort on some day
light raids but at other times when
they strike into Germ any the dis
tance is too great for ordinary
fighters to accompany them on the
entire trip.
GO INTO ZONE
The Germans had attempted To
take advantage Of this by making
their attacks on the FortreSses at
points be-ond the range of ordi-
nary fighter escort The Thunder
bolt. however, will be able to go
into the zone where the Focke-
Wulfs wait for the Fortresses.
according to data published in
the United States, the new Thun-
derbolt has a 1000 horsepower rad
ial engine and mounts six big so
calibre-half inch-machineguns. 1t
has a speed of about 400 miles an
Imperial Valley press., 1943-04-15

saving. Total mobilization of all
reserves Tor the impending stage
of war is today of paramount M
portance for the march to finai
victory. The meeting without
doubt helped solve the question
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Invasion
Aided by
Weather

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS ~
NORTH AFRICA, July Il OINSl
The weather is on the side Of
the Allies IN the invasion Of Sicily.
il was revealed today by The OK
pcr,s VINO had mapped and plot
ted the campaign.
The atmosphere over tho island
stronghold is clear and dry and
many az the streams that flow
10 The sea IN the rainy season
nave dried up,
However. the dry season makes
water supply one of the armies
biggest problems since water. al
WAYS scarce on the island. is
obtained principally from springs
fed by the thaWlng snow Of the
mountains
Mild climate prevails through
out most Of Sicily each year.
Vegetation is largely Suh'ropicaL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
DETECTIVES DIVIDED

American air invaders operated
on The western wing Of The Of
lonSive while British air-horne
troopers concentrated on ohlec-
tlveS on the cast.
The planes towing tho elders
came out Of tho mist over tho
SiCIlian coast AZ extremely low
attitudes spotted their targets
and dropped thor heavily armed
passengers IN a surprise 20 Tho
defenders.
A. one point heavy ack-ack
fire opened up from puIboNcs
after tho troops cleared thor
planes
THE fact that all ships went
directly ahead even after the
flax began TO break from the
pill boxes, directed nv the
scarchlights, demonstrates the
courage, skill and fighting spirit
Of our pilots" Col CCrny sand
They showed remarkable cour-
age In continuing 10 every tar
get and dropping their troops
safely"
one huge air-borne transport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Sicily Defenses
Told
By Eyewitness
BY CLARK LEE

ABOARD A UNITED STATES
INFANTRY LANDING BARGE
OFF THE SICILIAN COAST.
July 10 Delayed INSl Mu.-eo-
linrs shore defenses crumhled
with surprising rapidly as Amer
ican troops sWarmed onto the
southeastern coast OF Sicily be-
fore dawn today.
The initial landings were carried
out under cover Of a magnificent
and spectacular bombardmcnt by
our war>hIpS
7 watched the frs, landings Of
TINS American unit from The
bridge Of the flagship OF the
supporting naval feet Then I
boarded one Of The infantry land
lnC boats
The only opposition Of anl
consequence was that put up by
enemy dive bomhers which spotted
US after waves of our troops were
on the beach
By mo brilliant light Of mag
ncSum flares they dropped rlne
or ~ half.ton bombs which missed
their targets and 50 fell without
doing harm
a few enemy shore batterie, in
tho region Of Sconlitu attempted
10 duel with Our cruisers and
doStroyers. but we're quickly
SIicnCcd
our troops ashore reported
oncounternIg only light machine
gun fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Music Of Many Lands
In Belle Isle Concert

Music Of many lands will
feature a concert of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra to be held at
the Belle Isle Shell Wednesday
evening at Sis under sponsorship
Of the nationality division of the
Council of Social Agencies.
To commemorate French "Bas-
tile Day" July IA, a representa-
tive of the French Committee for
National Liberation will speak
during the intermission. Walter
Poole will conduct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Plot 10 Assdssinate
MussoIini Reported

NEW YORK, July = ms
A Moscow broadcast today re-
ported a plot against the life Of
MusSolni and the arrest Of two
high Fascist officials. one Of
whom was later executed
The foreign broadcast intelli-
Eence service reported the broad
cast. which said the ConSplratorS
were Dr. Umberto Borclb project
Of laramie and Or Porone Ale
Sandro. federal secretary Of Ia
ranto. l. failed 70 say which Of
the two had been executed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Light Naval Units
Battle in Channel

LONDON. July = GNS) -
Three GcrmSn torpedo boats with
an escort Of motor boats were
intercepted near tho western en-
trance 20 the English Channel ny
British and Norwegian light naval
units. The admiralty announced
'odaf
The enemy forces were engaged
near Brcst. France one enemy
torpedo boat was probably sunk
and one az The motor boats was
believed destroyed All Of the
Allied ships returned safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa july - ms
How American and British glider
and parachute troop, nlalcd tho
ua.l for no A.acd invasion Of
Sicily by initiating the Gi>t sue
ce>yfd landings FRIDAY rlctt was
revealed ~ Con Eisenhower 3
headquarters today.
a formation Of cIdcr> launched
'sa attack by dropping down on
hoy points a. l0.lD p m Fudat
followed hycNhc paTaChu',sf, who
Ic7ped irony The night sky ~
lf-O-4n- perfect trr.rg 20 play
thor vital roles m the c0-orjl.
mated Operations
They were directed hy tho troop
carrier command Of the northwest
African forces
The first landings ~ these air.
born" troops were made m south
eastern SlC.iy where operations
conferred from Cope PaSsora ncar-
est pom, 10 Malta TIKI, was five
hours before tho actual invasion
from landing harEcS Tho sky
troops Wc' no air opposition and
ra0 into little FAX The paia-
troopers cleared their transport
pianos before fax began 20 break
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
FeIIed by z, 4oo-VoIt Wire

KALAMAZOO July y Up
Walter J koffInE Consumer
Power Co cmploye AZ ComStock,
was alive today after receiving a
= 400-volt charge while working
on high voltage fixture. The
shock left him unconscious, but
Bronson Hospital reported his
condition as not serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
hdIy' s Naval Losses
SET al 50 Per Cent

LONDON. July y GNSl-A
new edition Of the famous Jane $
Fighting Ships issued today
states "I'aly's losses Of destroy
crs torpedo boats and submarines
are believed 10 amount 70 50 per
cent Of that nations prewar naval
strength '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Boy, II, Fractures Skull

Paul Drouillard. y, of 1867
Mack, is in a serious condition in
Receiving Hospital today with a
fractured skull suffered when he
fell from d cherry tree at 1865
EmmonSs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Duce Appeals 10 Hing
I'm Crisis. Report Says

Scorza. general secretary Of the
Fascist party had summoned an
extraordinary meeting of the
partyS topmost leaders TO weigh
the emergency
The Fascist hierarchy was SAID
70 be seeking formulation of new
measures 10 keep the FESTIVE
Italian people within bounds as
Gen. EiSenhower'S forces knock a.
ItalN'S front door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

LONDON. July y GNS)
Nu,,oinl was reported by the
Daily Mail today 10 have urged
King Victor Emmanuel III 10
sddrc>, the Italian people 10
3liay anxiety over the invasion OF
Sicily
a crisis appeared 10 be develop
ing on tho Italian home front az
SA->, adNICcS rcporied that Carlo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
WEIRD AND EXCITING

y was lI'tlo Vc.Id and a
whole I0t exciting To the right
iuS' three miles away the skies
were red with frantic ack.ack
l. was exactly l1.13 D. m
when ] heard Mai Leonard Bar.
row speak into the in,crplanc
phone
Calling glider calling are
You ready repeat. are YOU
ready" We are casting OF -"
"\nd lots Of luck. fellows"
I jumped ON Tho navigator :
table and looked out tor a
moment the glider seemed 10 fol-
low then its wing dipped and IL
slipped toward SW.y its cargo Of
Buloas. braccd and ready Ameri-
cans We're coming the same way a
few miles off chuiInC inland
Right and left II looked as If VIC
were ON Top of DantC'S Inferno.
The port was throwing up heavy.
light and medium fax trying 10
Clip The dartng ships
\ Barrow pushed D. 10 the fire
OVAL 10 use tho pilots term,
What an tho motors vii take.
the MERCURY gauge showed IS
We were doing 1S7 miles an hour
and diving out 10 sea when a big
shell exploded beyond the tan.
saw stream of tracer spraying
Ike a garden hose toward our
trai.or companions
Missed en- too" The ser
ceant hrea'hod dropping his
rarphoncS on tho floor Then
the Helen r our plane
banked into tho darkness aS
Barrow poured ON The coal
and one nights ride III never
forget had passed the crisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Alphabet Fights

NEW YORK, July - ms
The British are calling Gen Essen
howerS invasion army IN Sicily
the ABC army because OF its
American British and Canadian
componentS, London reported to-
day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Invasion


LONDON. July u ms
More than 1000 Allied ships,
comprising history's biggest ar
mazda, were involved in the land
ing operations against Sicily
Reuters correspondent reported
today from an Allied command
post in the Mediterranean theater.
This feet, including vessels OF
all types, was described as more
than twice as large in number
Of units cmployed-aS the $50
ship armada which had delivered
the Allied troops and material in
the invasion Of French North
Africa last November.
GREATEST OF ARMADAS
First Lord Of the Admiralty A.
y. Alexander. broadcasting TO the
empire, officially termed the AL
led invasion feet of war, trans
port and merchant ships, the
greatest ever sent 70 sea.
Gen. Eisenhower. supreme COM
mander Of all Allied forces in the
North African-Sicilian theater.
paid tribute 20 the skill Of the
Allied naval commanders and
staff under Admiral of the Fleet
Sir Andrew Browne Cunningham.
He declared that this skin was
reflected In the precise planning
and perfect technique displayed
on the beaches Of Sicily.
A sTUPENDoUs TASK
II was a stupendous task the
naval forces accomplished in taxi
ing our great conveys through one
Of the narroWeSt, mine-infested
channels in the Mediterranean to
their destinations so that each
ship arrived for the scheduled
landing on the beach at the right
minute.
An American naval force COW
cred the landing of American
troops
II can now be confirmed that
no contact was made with enemy
surface vessels. The only thing
that our ships saw was a small
group Of Italian E,boats which
promptly made off at high speed
when they saw the Allied navies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
CANADIANS CAPTURE MANY

Big battles probably Val come
before long hut in the meanwhile
large numbers Of AXIS soldiers
arc being captured They have
been coming m from The front
ever since dawn In patches Of 50
and 100 guarded by one or two
Canadians
So far Canadian casualties
have been light
! landed with a detachment at
SIS this morning from A naval
launch, which was guided 10 the
beach by the infantry assault
There was scarcely a shot fired
Al US As We passed through the
wire and inhltrated into the
countryside.
Two companies got in before us
and they and the Sappers ap-
peared 10 have had a sharp en-
gagement, but they broke through
the weak defenScS in Is minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
MARsHIPs FIRED sAEVos

IS From about midnight the Allied
air forces have blasted Pachino
and the peninsula out 10 Cape
PaSSero with a terrific series Of
bomb explosions, Lights burning
in the town Of Pachino helped TO
guide them and guide us.
Big warShlpS. standing off shore
a few miles added 10 the din dur
ing the operation with tremen-
do0S SakOS that shattered the
night II was the most fantastic
spectacle 10 see and hear.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Grafton st.. lust Oft the Circle al, IN
rHajiy charming home with the ideal an-
20 o~.nenfs Of living room, dining room
dlnl. alcoyc kitchen, bedroools and
hath O.. Is. 4 : bedrooms aQd ba n on
md e.; r'nC refrJGcrato.. oil heat. S-ga-
c5race k r. his CfIica 50 Vol Cen sec
i a: yo'r c--ve~lsncc. Pc sses55ion, 0H-cH!i
arranged T.. 0N0re Temp.e 49,.
l. T GRAVATTE.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
A REAL, HOME

ror,.od r-ear l4-h anA Tarracu' SIS. Nv.
his large s5Ntdetached hrlr@ home "tE
,beCr2oa,s. oar aras,. gas neat ,o,c.v !. =
i,c11o NJ. vacant ~ only ST. $50, It Is
2 bry Can Me l142 uHji . p NJ
J WISELY BUCHANAN. REALIOR
Evening star., 1943-10-04
WOODSIDE PARK,
SILVER SPRING, MD.

kJ---7 ~ ~ Z II y ~'-10
Un9sualIy attractive modern brick home
On large well shrubbed lot Built for own
home BY well-EnoWn builder. Larze living
roonl, with fireplace Dn7nr room win
any housewife Lavatory on hrst fcor
Screened porch. 3 bedrooms and > -Iled
maths on 2nd floor. Bul.t-'n G2raFc.
gas neat Storm-sashed throUGh0|t
House in almost new condition Fully re-
strIcted neiGhborhood. Shown by ap-
p0intmen- only
Evening star., 1943-10-04
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Convenient location. bedrooms. :
baths: ! bath and bedroom on first floor
Good lot with detached Ear5se I'M. IN,
FDW. II JONES &, CO, INC, call WO,
N9OO until QrOO o
Evening star., 1943-10-04

DON'T GIVE YOUR CAR AWAYtS
See Jack Pry before you SELL 10th and
Evening star., 1943-10-04
washington Bids DI $500
SPRING VALLEY.
COLONIAL.

A. practically new detached Brick home
on lovely level LOT n one OF the caoice
reE-aental sections Of Northwest Wash
ils{on. CTntL transferred, desires I'M
llvlng room, dnug room. k!tcher, FIRST
floor de-, saS heat. unusual interior floor
plan For .nr lcr details. call sydney
< rr. WI 9|i5
Evening star., 1943-10-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

200 ACRES, stream and spring, s-?n
dwening. gas and elec. Large ra-n All
KINDS Ct farming lmp. .emeuts S-ccE ard
teeed Take Washington property. Owner,
100 AcRfs-9-rm, house; paved road
PIf,i aGd ! Kc} l2}H. II:mS Bqe4 NJ GaTdner
ERIlLE - ACRES III Mont Co. H.
room house BAN, cleo scokpr furnace.
c%co"cnt baTn ana CutblGES. good fencing.
stream A dandy farm cn paved hwy
only 20 n1.Icg 70 D. c and con- TO- schools,
SORES arg c39mp4Iinr, Iill -, t7a!M, ~223o, sa>y
and c.oe WI I5uo Mr. hnbeI
hEAt III u ESTtTE ct s acre with s';h-
!'anN1A "-rOom m 1GftH hone. C'Ho- G.GcS
lNc.AGf excellent barn poultry house "a
5 .Gc9t.d ohiy ,r1i!eS from D. c end :s
ideal tCr country l"ln- combined WIN CIV
RIpLEy. sH.. 753o; ,sun. and eyes, WI
MONTGOMERY co. FARM.
laS acres, @-room house. beautiful
farm building. 90 miles 20 White House
Price. So Goo: terms. VIII sell all or
part with house.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. z. Kelly,
Rockville. Nd. phone $50
HOWARD COUNTY FARM,
go acres. 1o-room stone house. 100 years
old; 3 baths. servants quarters. steam
heat. H6-cow dairy barn, shipping 20 Wash
terns. ~'''''''
Buell. M. Gardner-J. f. Kelly,
Rockville Nd
Evening star., 1943-10-04

sTUDEBAKERs WANTED, 10 AT ONCE.
ANY MODEL 1881 TO l941. SEE
ROPER AND GET MORE CASH, 1870
Evening star., 1943-10-04
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

lO.OOO-ACRE ISLAND. believed one Of
worlds most outstanding private resorts
near Cape Charles. Va 1t receives the
merging ADVANTAGES of Atlantic Ocean and
CheSapeake Bay: beautiful 12-room
residence. excellent repair, 4 baths, heat
and electricity, servants cottage and other
buildings, few acres tilable. balance gun
ming geese, ducks One side beautiful sand
plenty oysters, clans. crabs, fishing. Half
million dollar investment: quoted $50. 900
to settle estate. c. J. PRETTYMAN,
FXnore Va
Evening star., 1943-10-04

AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cont .
WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Imme-
diate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
Nearby Va.
20 Minutes Downtown

Cope Cod brick. Two bedrooms and
space on second floor for two more
rooms. Large corner lot one block from
two bus lines, Near stores, etc. Direct
bus TO Pentoeon. AutomaEic heat,
bui;t-in dinetSe, Venc.ion blinds,
screens, weather stripped end iasu-
loted. ExtTo well-b built home. Now
yceont $3.50, only 1920 down. 450l
North l3fh ST., Arlington, corner Ver-
mont St. (Neor N. Washington Blvd.
and GIabe Road Open todoy end
tomorrow. Mr.. Mack, Oxford O97e,
from | to z P.M. only, weekdays.
Evening star., 1943-10-04
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
S1S 050

Neutrality-suspicious..
Brick Colonial CCr-alniGg q dch1h.s"l
rooms with :, baths and attached gar sc,
breakfast nook hCt-Wstcr hea', oil burner
WalkluE distance 70 all schools convenient
N bus and shopping center. Gail Woooley
'FD,E. II JoNFs & CO. INC
Evening star., 1943-10-04
STUDIO LIVING ROOM,

IN immense living room, IL stories high
II exposed beams; > bedrooms and bath
h rony overlooking living room, separated
maids quarters on "nd floor, break. nook.
rantry, stove and refg.; very large shaded
l0t on secluded street IL Silver Spring Here
is a home decidedly unusual and possessed
of cons derable charm. Don't wait too long
- see it. R. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1889 (Sun.