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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
BEER RETAILERS
HEAR COL. Balm
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tiles. Balm stated that the rate
among Negro soldiers at Camp
Butner was higher than any other
place in the United States. He
asked the dealers to cooperate and
help clean UP the town of prosti-
tutes.
He brought out the fact that
some of our boys who may be
sent over there" may find that
they have a venereol disease, and
they will be unable to carry on.
we want to do all that we can
to help them stated.
Amy man who moves into a
community to sell beer during the
Duration to any and everybody to
make all the money he can is a
damned sorry Citizen" Retail
dealers were told to stay away
from the black market, and they
would Idle natural DEATH
GBain said thai he thought the
ceiling price {, beer is II cents,
II cents and so cents on a quart,
but he stated that he wasn't sure
anybody outside of Washington
could give the correct ceiling price
on beer.
I'VE are afte- the rotten eggs
in this business Colonel Balm told
a reporter. The retail dealers are
to realize that they are a part Of
this ornani7atior and are not be.
ing entirely regulated.
Operators of chartered night
clubs have NO right to sell beer
after 1880 pm, or have they the
right to let it be consumed in their
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
BARKLEY SUDDENLY
POTENTIAL POWER
CONTINUED from Page One)

has been no announced decision
to displace Wallace and that Bark
ley has shown no burning desire
to run for national office, there
was this strong statement today
by his fellow democrats that they
want him to stay in the Senate:
1--WE Senate Democrats) assure
Senator Barley of our confidence
in him as our leader, of our at
fectionate regard and abiding re-
spect as fellow. Senator, and our
desire that he shall continue to
serve US, our party and our coun-
try in the great post of power and
duty to which we have repeatedly
called him and which he has hon
ored by service not surpassed in
the history of the Senate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
Do You Want A
Real Medicine
For That Cough
or Bronchial Irritation
Caused by a Cold

You'll know you've got hold =.
right thing when you take ,,a o. the
dose OF Rron-chu-iine Emulsion Ou' tlrst
It's nc insipid sweet sugs s1on'
lion but it's one with real Eict e0nsoc-
matter OF fact it feels great goi niek, As
gives instant relief soothess ''ls down
cough {. almost while you are sws djiSSkins
unmistakable satisfaction i, ~
anteed or money back. So eet sGai'
tie OF Bron-chu-line today from Br c pUl,
Market st. Pharmacy. or anv lanes Lane
siye Druggist, ' progress
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
LONERCAN TRIAL
POSTPONED AGAIN
Continued from Page One)

tor Arthur ]. Karl said the matter
would be referred to the attorney
general in Washington in the event
of any attempt to subpoena them.
The new delay in the trial in.
volving a swank background OF
night spots and cafe society fig.
ures was ordered by Judge Freschi
after it became evident there was
little likelihood Of Frederick ap-
pearing today or tomorrow. =.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

establishments after the hour OF
midnight. the speaker said.
An advisory committee OF three
members was elected to keep the
organization here and the main
office in Raleigh posted. Those
elected Thursday were Tom Skip
per. Antonios Roondos, and DR.. E..
c. Benson.
Balm stated that the group is
receiving fine cooperation from
the law enforcement bodies in New
Hanover county. I
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
DENDY ELEC" ED

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 24.--tR-
The Rev. Marshall C.. Dendy, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church of 3.lando, Fla, was elect
ed chairman of the field council of
the executive committee OF reli.
gious education Of the general as
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States at its conclud-
ing session here today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
GALPHIN DENIES
DRAFT STATEMENT


draft farmers not producing is war
units will curtail seriously the
production of important commodi.
ties for the prosecution Of the war.
The plan will cause the drafting
of Is, 900 persons in North Caro-.
lima. This would be big blow to
production. he added, as large
s1nply of farm labor is necessary
in this state because the ANAL
farms do not readily lend them.
selves to operation by farm ma
chinery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
sTEYR IS BOMBED

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS Ma
pies, Feb. 24.-tREA m e r i C a n
heavy bombers based in Italy
fought their way through strong
German fighter formations today
to pound battered Nazi airplane
parts and ball bearing factory at
Steyr, Austria, for the second
Straight day while other forma-
tons hit an oil refinery at the
Italian Adriatic port Of Fiume, it
was announced tonight.
First reports indicated that at
least % German planes were shot
down over the two targets, 10 by
Flying Fortresses gunners and
nine by the Lightnings and two
by Thunderbolts which escorted
them.
Following up the attack by
American Liberator bombers yes.
terday, the Fortesses of the Med
iterranean command smashed at
The Steyr Daimler Puch plant at
Steyr, 80 miles west of Vienna,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
Obituaries
MISS MARY EMMA ROURK

Miss Mary Emma Rourk, 81,
died at 12:4O Thursday morning.
at her residence in Shallotte, fol.
lowing a brief illness.
She is survived by one brother,
George Thomas Rourk, Shallotte,
and number Of 1ephews :. n d
nieces.
Funeral services will be Ee!o
from the residence, with the Rev.
C. N. Phillips and the Rev. ".
G. Lowe officiating. Burial win be
made in the Rourk family ceme-
te-y.
Active pallbearers will be Chan
dler Rourk, Dr.. W. A. Rourk, u.
L. Rourk, Leroy Mintz. Fred
Mintz, and Leon Galloway. Hon.
orary pallbearers will be e. H.
Kirby, DR.. j. H. Hayes, H. c.
Stone, R. D. White, c. Ed Taylor,
Prince O'Brien. Bert Bennett. E.
D. Bishop, Floyc Kirby and J. ].
Halves.
Miss Rourk was an active men,
be- of the Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
FINEi,

ATLANTA, Feb, 24-lR-A vo,,,.
woman was fined So in traffic ' conIs
for Jay wolking and 81 for tb rpas'
ing her nose at the policem,vr y,
whose warning was ignored On
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
OBLIGING

CAMP GORDON JOuNcro
Fla, 24-lR-A man absent WIN
out leave from this Army WIZ, noa,
wired his commanding offioop post
Please forward mail care =,
general delivery, Tallahasssae,, Of
The c. 0. Obliged and ssrt
MP's along to make sIra ' Two
soldier received it. Ne
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
LAURA COLT

GREENSBORO. Feb. "a. -(P)-
Miss Laura Hill Colt, secretary OF
tie Woman's College since 1901,
and connected with it in various
capacities since she entered as a
student in 1894, died tonight in
Montreal. where she had lived for
the past four years. Inactive at
the college since 1892 when she
cuffered a breakdown in health.
Miss Colt had had partial con.
valescence, and was apparently
in her normal health until this
morning when she became sud
denly i'll. death resulting at 7 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

ana returning crewmen said ~.
LETT the targets ablaze. "'ey
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25
ALLIES WAITING
FOR NAX ATTACK
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This salient is at present about
three miles wide and one mile
oeep with the nearest German out
post on the road just shade un
der eight miles north of Anzio.
Waiting for the expected on
slaught are tens Of thousands Of
American and British troops
armed with tanks. tankbuste-s,
and above all, artillery. They are
confident they will beat it back.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-02-25

Punctuation is not required in
Chinese.
-V
A pound Of very fine wool will
yield nearly 100 miles OF thread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
LAWNS. GARDENS. SUPPLIES UpHoLsrERINc

LET FAMOUS reNy'e snd rebuild
your ?.pc. suite. Can TO $500.
-tff2fi.-i- - rs-g,...c.. AND REPAIRS
AT LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
Occasional chairs sii.3h cushions,
rebuilt II pE4mpt service LARGE
se.eefl0n > .ui materials ClairNood
tfnnrIsfert-u TT. gTsQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALl
Situations Wanted-Female
PERSONALS


A DETECTIVE seryire I q s
licensed industrial commercial ana
private missing person. shadowinc
etc iTosoo or ME- l0ii day
o. evening
A LIQUOR habit stopped a. home A.
mold. 2iSl Nat. Bank Bog PA 1881
AS or this nate snau not be re
-pons!bie for debts contracted ., my
wife Mary pinperl0. NICK Dlmpego.
Siai- RinpaIe
GALL KLEIN Recon- me14ea 81
users Gladstone, Liver. ca
Bladder -Gas, stomach 10
7-i7s0
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe
fast inexpensive Lifetime EuarAn
tee Doctors references fisCtr1ly "a
Clinic TO s-3iis
not responsible for any dents Gu.
'ractei by nv wife. Hsttie stawsAi.
after this date FRANK Sfa~sF. 1882
Evaiine Hsm,ramck
oILEs AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful ofies treatment While
working
Doctor D. s~ar,e Rectal Clinic
57i5 second M Palmer TR l-72i2
sWAMpED oy bills Avoid garnish
menis one place 10 pay everything
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT 60
sa3 Barlum Tower cH sIt7
Potenis. Potent Attorneys
INVENTIONS developed. protected.
comnercialize6 Hoi paiev' !aayers
HANDiKiT. Fif'y-sirht IVES, ADAM.
Fifteen wears here
PATENT Your Good Ideas. send
your sketch for confidential ADVICE
Palachek Patent AitsFH-s Engineer,
1871 Bfoad~as New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
UpHoLSTERIAc

EXPERT repairing Eprfrg, cushions.
sofas. chairs also cleaning, ress
NOra done Oh IlemL.es ~ 6-26si.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

GipL-For genera ho1sevork stay
SCI IN ! sos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

BLACK an tcp soiI concrete haul.
-og r-uEh sradins can TO s-97Gg
FARM son al DIRT peat humgs
East Slr nD5 ~ $50 ri 25si
shDDlNG seeding Transplant 10
grading fuing sod ior SAFE. can
TY 5-i5f2 p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

"lHl " 4 ~ = De LII
WOMEN BUS OPERATORS
GREYHOUND LINES
The ladies' now on our driving stan
are dong \ splendid JOB They Ike
their work ant are making escellen,
wages Apply ,S5li W. Fort Vl,h
release
WOMEN or DETROIT - White
Tower has grand Job for you
Ciea. working conditions. easy wcgk
eoof salary. Advancement, meals
uniforms free, Apply az 3i5a Cars or
your nearest White Tower
Mo-. ~ N-4..--s-s -e-f-.ApefH heip-sAe
war effort and keep 10 physical trim
by working as ~-E,sAasnger
days ssgirt -UrV s>uvdsy Work See
Mr. SwartIont, Western Uuion Tele.
graph CO 53s shelby Street.
WOMEN WNNrFD-Agcs is 10 IS
pleasant, hgnt work: sundays and
holidays Of experience unnecessary f,
good wages Apply Brennan Baker.
lee Inc ESQ i7th ST.. between
n n. and 2 r. m.
WOMEN = White COR liEh, office
cleanlng nice working conditions
good nay. Room 37os. Barluu
Tnver. 81 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

WOMAN truck vssnsr: rod erTk.
tng conditions union oagesh mus
have release Foot OF Deacon street
VI 2-3si0
WoMEN Tor 1000 preparation. DAY
work Closed Sundays and holidays
New clean kitchen. Good pay steady
work. Apply loo oakman Bisa
q TO 5 Fred sanders
WOMEN for candy and hassfy fac.
tory. Fine working conditions Good
pay. Apply 100 oasman Blvd. 5 20
.. Fred Sanders
WOMEN or -v,rls AZ least 10 apply
Fanny Farmer Candy shop ~ Glen
dale. Highland Park
YOUNG woman fOr accounts rseeiV-
able dept permanent fun ',me posi-
ton good hours Apply employment
office. 9Th floor
.GRlNNELL BROS 1915 Woodward
YOUNG WOMEN with some expert.
snee IN detailing. drafting or trac-
Ing Small autom0tive parts = Side
detense plant RSx -B-f3s. DttrOIt
Times 81
cOLoRED GIRLS GO) for laundry
work, pleasant surroundings. A737
Elmhurst near BroaGstFeet.
-coLoRED maid for ladys cub good
hours, good pay. Apply sidney Hll.
i53 East Elizabeth Room 72s
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE
HOUSE cleaning service, window
VAL washing and pspsf cleaning
wright Bros. ssss r. Garfield. ~
cots. ITiO American TY l-Sss2
Situations Wunted-Female
HOU sEKEEPER for rrnned single
person. $50 per week vi 2-isel
tpLOkED AEa.-aS pesencsd shirt
ironsr wants days. par; time or
night work references n E-y-vT
COLORED girl wishes day work 70.
liable, good worker TE 22Jfl
COLOPED girl wants housework hy
week home nights II 2-5fg3
COLORED girl Wisnes day work IS
and cArfars TO 6-Rats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
UPHOLsIERING

RE PHOLsTERY ADVERTISERS
~ TIE DETROIT TIMES SUB
SCRIBE to- THF. FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS RErFsOLSTERY
-EHNICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING TO BARE FRAME, SPRINGS
RtlIED FRAMES REPAIRED AND
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NC
ESSARY "a
BETTER regph0Iefeung. smarter re-.
styling Barnes q Barnes TO k.4Aai.
FOR hls sGll.steTng call Crane
Upholsierins s.I5 Mack PL am.
INDIVIDUAL STYLING. $40
1889 O. River TlIPA 4 no $3.50
Evening star., 1944-10-03
LOTS FOR SALE.

10 LARGE LOTS, numbers l3 to %, square
s9Sns s9Sl: SS4;oc9 SeS Vork F. B. MoNAR' R. p; l,
N AURORA HILLS. large wooded hilltop
lot, view of Washington, fully improved
ready to build on. Bargain for cash. or
easy easy terms & &arranged. Inquire Aurora Hills
!Arlington. va. '0 i1'
WooDsIDE PARK. Silver Spring, Md
Large sar;s. beautiful wooded lot in highly re-
SILVER sPRiNG. MD.MLarse ii lot tS on
esSeo or ss Dsa terms swnsa sxo s.sT
SALE or EXcHANGE. all all or par: part of ap-
proximately 300 building sites in beauti-
ini ~ s;gosx sW;goodm9oor: most popular DEVELOPMENT
tive homes were built and sold in a short
period of time prior to Pearl Harbor and
%heS sae as aae asfs s
utilities, FHA approved; will sell outright
or deliver all or part free and clear fol
Rs15 Sa geo silver Moss splnR Ra
sEA9TlEue sH 9fqF evenings Sn1asa sa s1sI l. -
csl AVON sHocREY'e 81. fs' ss9s' er'sfS or "a
READY FOR BUILDING, North cheverly
8 lots: sewer, water. paved streets, utili.
for improved property and add cash. Cal
FOREST GLEN, M%D.m5 Md large iTU wooded lots
10Q-ft. frontage each by depth of $50 1t.
Y block from bus. post ofice and stores
Price, S1,750 for all. H. H. CARTER
613 18th st. NV. MA. 417S
FIVE BUILDING LOTS together Zone 9
cornerl, in Kensington. Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md.-Near Connecticut ave. extended
$3.50 each. Buy now and build later
THOS. E. FARRELL CO, Realtors, 72I
10th st. NV. National 0765.
SILL. SP.-1 a., ST. 800; 2 a., S2,4Oo. Conn.
ave, Md, Az g.. facing parkway and st.,
S6. 300. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
SILVER SPRING, Sligo Park Hills-Laree
wooded corner lot. all improvements, near
terms. THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE
co. SR44 ColeSYille I'd SH 61nn
Evening star., 1944-10-03
Uncle Rows Corner

OF the artists in history, no other
has won so much fame in such a
short life as Raphael Indeed, there
are some who would place him first
among all artists, whatever the
length of their lives.
Raphael was born on April 6, 1893.
His family name was Sanzio, and we
might speak of him as Raphael
Sanzio," but he is best known by his
first name.
When he was only years old
Raphael lost his mother. and three
years later his father died. Thus
he was an orphan at the age of IL,
but he was cared for by his STEP
mother and by an uncle.
Raphael's boyhood was spent in
Urbino. a small italian city l8
miles from the Adriatic Sea. This
town was freed by the Allies sew
eral weeks ago, during the march
toward Rimini. When he was about
l6, he started to study under Pc
rugino, an artist in Perugio. This
artist was making wall paintings
for a bankers meeting hall and
for churches. The youth from Ur-
bino became his favorite pupil.
Raphael admired his master, and
in some of his later paintings fol-
lowed Perugino's style. When he
was 20 years old, he worked on
church paintings of his own.
In 1904 Raphael visited the city
of Florence for the first time.
There he did a great deal of paint
ing. Florence was a center of art,
and the young artist always was
on the lookout for masters who
could teach him something new.
1t was in Rome that Raphael
came to the full flood of his fame.
He was employed by Pope Julius II
to decorate walls and ceilings in
rooms of the Vatican. A later Pope,
Leo K, also made use of his genius.
From his early youth until the
time Of his death, Raphael was
fond of painting "Madonnas."
Among his paintings in this field
are the Madonna of the Chair and
the Sistine Madonna.
The Sistine Madonna is the most
famous of Raphaelis paintings. 1t
was made as an altarpiece for the
Church of st. Sixtus.
Paintings by Raphael have been
bought and transferred to London,
Paris, New York and other cities.
The Sistine Madonna was obtained
many years ago by an art gallery
in Dresden. Germany.
Raphael died of a fever on his
37th birthday.
Evening star., 1944-10-03
FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Coloniai stock
farm. near Louisa. Va: 225 acres. OWNER.
S25 2lst st. NV. city. District 1864
after p.m. A.
20 ACRES, 6-room dwelling, large tobacco
barn. stable. corn house. garage; VI mile
from school, churches, stores and Penna.
r. r. station; $4,000. cash or terms. In
auire JOHNSToN'S STORE, Bowie, Nd.
Telephone Bowie 2471.
138 ACRES. s-room house, good barn,
other outbuildings: only $3.50 Terms
o. L. MURDOCH. Kensington 553.
SMALL FARM Of 10 acres with broom
bungalow with fireplace, 2 acres woods
henhouse, turkey pens, stream; on STATE
ms s9sd. aa nsar TRANSPORTATION. n Mont; CO
RIPLEY, SH.. 1889; (Sun. and ewes. WI
$500, Mr. Abbe).
ONLY &485 DOWN; price, S6,s5o-Fins
6-room house. cleo, barn, 5 acres. 'front.'
ing paved highway: ~ miles from b. c.
line; nearby Md. o. L. MURDOCH, KEN
sinston 553. -
PRODUCTIVE FARM, II miles from Cap
ttal. miles out of Marlboro: 90 acres, .
houses; large barn; running vater II. fields;
large lake; 35 acres in timber Price in
cludes one-haf Of this years Tobacco
crop; $500. X. ~. RAJ s700.
Evening star., 1944-10-03
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

bldg. of 16, units. s Of which have bed
rms. situated Just OF Wilson blvd, near
on coms anp ssa
ssS Is DicSd i t9 ssII Can NJ; Terms S shy n
CoNNECTIcUT AVE. APIS. ta), walking
distance downtown. 100 units, flreproof,
down payment M necessary to finance, a Call
s.Sa ssoo5 sErBfS & B1SA5psoM 55ss ON tn.
AkL1SaToN REAITY 'se' CO. aaes eps wilson fisai
PRicE6 $s,55o-a-s STORY brick. rms,
Per yea year A. Excel. eo!oFsa tensasi Eves'' sD
s.fAMiLY IF FhAT-Modern +. Nod n' detached brick,
built in l942 g. fine Takoma Park legation:
Call Mr.. Evans. Wo. 029O. SHANNON &
4UEas IgEas GO. Iso5 il s. nv NV: Ma. saaS: IS
1sso 1T rents s2ao4; GoJ price, sl7,75o. Sligo
53s ooi TIMES MES Yearly Pa Ss1S INCOME needed-so
st aD cash Snlss frs ARIsa
TON REALTY CO., 2204 Wilson blvd.
Stores in BRooKLAND-s stores with
total annual rental of $l,32O can be
bought at very advsntaseous figure
room and wash basin. Property is in good good
ment; Call ME; ll4a until o pm. j.
blvd near B. {, Line Line 75lft 81 'aet frontase 1A AZ
spot pdso wonderful Investment % all rented;
noSR RI R1mRn apnTallyi oasssin' s32ooo Call
NEAR Ne H1As 18Th And PARk RD-pet. bldg. IL
@Ss @ S ass rens aase s deliver TINS bds &
rent: Cal NJ weIbers. l I IA: i7ssl sS sHAa N
NON NON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
WHEN RENT CONTROL ENDS will you
look back with regret at not buying an
fered a corner detached, .6-unit apt. The
bldg. Is large enough and SO laid out that
an sddad sddtionaI ns kit and bath can
low o,e, II in comparison With war apt. bldgs.
LEY & BRANNER, DI. 7740; evenings, OR.
GOOD INvESTMENT-Large 3-story brick
dwelling, partly furnished. converted into
tors; showing good return: located in good
SSHp GSSb 1Sc6ME RAyIf s2 ~ 0S5 and
bath, stucco-and-frame detached house. oil
rean;s heat % Comprising light housekeeping
block Of Pa. ave cars. walking distance Of
T@k6Ma fas INA is SAsk ss 9wNHh 4a5t modern Brick
apis. built 1912: rent, S5,0ss yearly; total,
S35. 500. SH. 6491.
APARTMENT nr: 18th and Columbia
I'd, n.w.-A detached four-sto walk-up
building. with 20 apis. is and 6 roomsl I:
priced for an immediate sale and this
owner might accept couple of small
houses in EXCHANGE An excellent propo-
sition. Call NE. 1143 until pm j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
2O-uNIT BLDG.-Downtown bldg, perfect
condition. white tenants: income approx.
| $4,000 year. Price. $4,000.
Beautiful 2-year-old bldg. of 90 units
can be bought for 6 times rental; approx.
$50, 900 cash required
Call Harry Cohen. GE. 02S6 SHANNON
& LUCHS CO. 1908 H st. NV Ma. 2345
Evening star., 1944-10-03
MONEY no LOAN.

MONEY on first or second trusts: prompt
action; reasonable rates; nearby Nd, va
or er D, e property; THE AMERICAN CO.,
s05 1 9th; NA; S032.
small mo. payments Call Mr.. Berman, MA
2g29; SM; METRO CO, 203 woodward Bldg.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan, 500
e sANk $Ko'91o n fasAnm sepsyaSls monthly cems e
7th and sts, nws, National 701I; II st.
sst North Capitol, Ex. 2727.
buy ,second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1879
MORTGAGE LOANS-Lowest Interest rate.
large and small. MOORE g. HILL CO.. sO4
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto. furniture or signature
GENERAL ACCEPTING CORP, 1903 Balti.
more ave-, Hyattsville. Md. Warfield 31Si
Formerly Southeastern Discount Of Hyatts.
100000 FIRsT-TRUsT MONEY, privat,
funds. available. for one large apt building
or two smaller ones; current rates
Franklin 7450 after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-03
oUT-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE.

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.-Apts or homes,
furn. or unfurn.: S25 service Zee L
rented direct to you Box 25-L. Star.
YOUR VACATION HOME NOVA snug
narbor to retire to- We offer an additional
number Of fertile home sites of from / to s
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, fish,
at 1886 per tract; some home sites have
actual water frontage, and all front a
hard-surfaced road and have electricity
month; immediate possession. No heating
or tax problems and wonderful all-year
climate. For beautiful illustrated free
booklet phone or write to A. F. Madeira
with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1882 x St.
Evening star., 1944-10-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

21OO BLOCK K ST. NV. = 8 separate
apts., baths, new oil heating plant; in
come. $3.50 annually: price, S12.950.
BOSS g. PHELPS, MA. $500; evenings, Mr..
eOO9 M ST. N.W.-see OWNER. 5213 Wis
consin ave NV.
CONN. AVE.-SlightIy under 40 feet in
width, good depth to alley: II rooms, 4
baths; now used as home; could be made
TO produce excellent income; price, $40 500.
BOSS g. PHELPS, MA. $500; evenings, Mr..
MeaSeu. DI. 0705.
ZONED End COMMERCIAL. ne. shopping
center-1-s story store bldg. 30 it. by 20 TT.
full basement; possession on settlement;
price. 1000: $1,000 cash, balance terms.
Call MR.. CARNEY. FIR. 1850.
NEAR u. s. CAPITOL-This property is
almost in the shadow of the Capitol zoned
1st commercial; 2 adjoining buildings Il
vacant, ] rented as apts), splendid loca-
tion for various businesses, ofhces, organ
izations, etc. Asking $4,000 and offers
considered. This evening, call Mr.. Man
nix, RA. 7717. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
INC, 73s 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
18th ST. NV, NEAR X, small business To-
cation--Briek with 4 rooms and baths,
must be sold. r. s. DONALDSON, 2Ol
Woodward Bldg ME, 1852 5s
Evening star., 1944-10-03
AUTO LOANS

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use uri-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
l102 New York ave. NV (Greyhound BUS
TerminaD. RE. 1900 Open I'll 6 pm. 5s
AUTO LOANS. S25 TO $1,000; cash in i've
plan. EQUITABLE CREDIT CO, corner
18th and Eye sts. NV. RE. O120 15th
and sts. ne. FR. 1900.