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Evening star., 1944-09-30
British Withdrawal
Forced by Nazis in
Near Rimini
5th Army Withstonds
Fierce Counterottucks
II Miles Below lmoIu
BY the Associated Press.

ROME, Sept. 30.-Furious Ger.
man counterattacks have wiped
out the small bridgehead won by
the British 9th Army across the
FiumcinO River 8 miles north
west of Rimini, but similar saw
age efforts to Wrest Monte Bat
taglia, II miles below Imola, from
the 5th Army have failed, Allied
headquarters announced today.
Steadily roofing the enemy from
commanding heights overlooking the
roads into the Pc Valley, both
American and British forces of the
5th Army reported moderate gains
in the central sector of the Italian
front.
The Americans captured Giugnola,
an important highway town 7la
miles northeast of Firenzuola, and
patrols forged ahead into Belvedre.
18 miles south-Southeast of Bologna.
Yank Units Gain 3 Miles.
Other American units pushed
more than miles up Highway IS
toward Bologna from La Mazetta to
Filigare.
Enemy efforts to regain Monte
Battaglia, which overlooks most of
the route down the northern slope
of the Apennines to the Bologna
Rimini highway, were launched in
heavy strength. One Nazi regiment
was beaten off Thursday and an
other yesterday.
Other 5th Army troops captured
the village of Monte Fredente. 9
miles northwest of Firenzuola, and
nearby Monte Balestra
From the west coast sector. where
the Brazilians and other units have
been advancing slowly, came only
report that pressure was maintained
on the enemy with aggressive pa
trolling
Crossing Is Difficult.
Gen. Sir Oliver Leese's 9Th Army
gained the bridgehead across the
Flumcino west of San Mauro di
Romagna, but before it could be re-
inforced strong enemy armored
units compelled a withdrawal.
The Marecchia and Rubicon
Rivers were reported running swift
ly with rising waters, making cross
ings difficult.
Heavy rains flooded some roads
over which the Americans were
moving up the mountains at the
center, making a few paths impas-
sable even to mule trains.
The weather curtailed aerial ac-
tlvlty. Allied warplanes flew only
% sorties, mainly German communi
cations southwest of Milan. Flight
Leader Andrew SCHNEIDER of New
York City shot down the only
enemy aircraft sighted. FW-19O.
Three British destroyers entered
Pegadia Bay. off the island of
Scarpanto, which lies between Crete
and Rhodes, sank a 10O-ton enemy
vessel and silenced shore batteries
which opened fire, the Navy an
nounced.
The United States DESTROYER
Hilary P. Jones and the French de-
stroyer LIE Fortune bombarded en-
emy batteries and troop concentra-
tions near the Franco Italian border
! Thursday
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Soviet Leaflets Urqe
Hungary 10 Surrender
As Pincers Tighten
Ninety Miles Of Frontier
Fortificutions Cracked
In Russion Offensive
BY the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, Sept. 3O.-Russia
opened up today with a strong
propaganda campaign urging
Hungary to surrender as Red
Army troops tightened a pincers
offensive against Hitler's last big
Balkan vaSSal state.
Leaflets dropped over the Hun
garian lines encouraged the enemy
troops to capitulate The leaflets
declared the Romanians were well
received when they threw down
their arms. Broadcasts informed
the Hungarian people it was not too
late to desert Hitler and save them
selves.
The Russian offensive against
Hungary has cracked a 90-mile
stretch Of frontier Notifications
along the Czech-Polish border de-
Tending the Ruthenian highlands,
and Is sweeping west through North
ern Transylvania.
Russians Hold Passes.
On the Czechoslovak- Polish border
the Soviets hold all the East Beskids
passes south of the Polish city of
Sanok. Farther east they have
most of the passes in the Carpatho-
Ukraine, and are in or at the
frontier over a long front.
At the corner where Romania
Hungary and Yugoslavia join. the
Red Army is we'll into Yugoslavia
and probably inside Hungary at
several places.
The German high command said
fighting continued in the Danube
bend on both sides of the Iron Gate
and that stronghold on the
Danube was recaptured from the
Russians.
1n TranSylvania, the Germans
claimed recapture of Oradea, also
known as Nagyvarad. 6 miles
from the prewar Hungarian
frontier. The Bucharest radio
earlier declared the Soviets had
broken into that strategic rail
city controlling a principal Nazi
escape route from Pennsylvania
Red Forces Gain.
Gen. Ivan Petrovs combined Rus
sian-Czechoslovak forces, driving
wedge into every important Ruthe-
nian pass. extended their grip on
prewar Czechoslovakias frontier to
100 miles.
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
scored a major success in the East
ern Carpathians by capturing the
Transylvanian city of Targu- Mures
and crossing the Mures River line at
point within so miles east of Cluj,
the Hungarian-annexed Transylva-
nian capital.
Operations of Marshal Malinov-
skys forces on the Hungarian plain
from Western Romania were not
mentioned officially here
Berlin reports implied that
Red Army troops temporarily had
smashed into Szeged, Hungary's
second city, 95 miles southeast of
BudapesU.
Riga Defense Stiffens.
In the north the battle for the
Latvian port of Riga grew in fury.
The Germans were knocked out of
30 additional settlements, but en-
emy resistance definitely stiffened.
An official summation last night
said Marshal Leonid A. Govorov's
clearing of the Estonia mainland
had cost the Germans more than
10000 killed and 15,745 prisoners be-
tween September II and 26.
(The Swiss radio said the Rus
(Coa DTICCTA De- oI
Evening star., 1944-09-30
BY the Associated Press.

DOVER, England, Sept. 30
Residents of Dover sang, shouted
and danced through the streets of
their battered city today after they
were told off1cially that the last
long-range guns on the other side
Of the channel have been captured.
1t was just over four years ago
that the first German shell crashed
across the 22-mile-wide Dover
Strait.
Flags were flown from the win
dows of nearly all the houses. Men
working on the hundreds Of she'll
damaged houses paused long
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Bond Ordered for Klein

The Court OF Appeals today
ordered the bond of Henry H.
Klein, New York attorney, set
at 81, 500 pending an appeal
from an order issued ycster-
day by Chief Justice Edward
C. Eicher of District Court i'm
posing = sentence of 80 days
for contempt of court. Justice
Eicher had ordered Mr.. Klein
to jail without bond.
Earlier Styry on Pare A-1?.)
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Finland Hopeful

HELSINKI, Sept. 80 P.-Fin-
lands Foreign Minister, C. j. A.
Enckell, said last night he was
hopeful of an early resumption of
diplomatic relations with the United
States.
Evening star., 1944-09-30
Two Groups Meet in Moscow
After Talks With Stoiin

MOSCOW. Sept. 80 (P.-Members
of the Polish National Council and
the Polish Committee of National
Liberation met at the Polish En-
bassy in Moscow today after their
meeting with Premier Stain at the
Kremlin yesterday.
There was no announcement as
to why the Poles were in Moscow.
but they were said to look favorably
upon Prime Minister Churchill's s
suggestion of another conference
with Premier StanfslaW Mlkolajczyk
of the Polish London government.
The fate of all factions of the
London government was said to be
up for discussion as the deadline ap-
preached for decisions on what per-
sonalities would join the present
Iublin SptllD
Evening star., 1944-09-30
bor Replaces
.Sosnkowski as
Polish Chief
Army's Commander
Ousted in London
To PIocote Soviet
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-Gen. Kaz-
imierz SOSnkoWski was ousted
today as commander in chief of
Poland'S armed forces in a move
to placate Russia and pave the
way for resumption of friendly
Polish-Soviet relations.
Yielding finally to the persuasion
OF Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
and the pressure of the British gov
ernment, President Wladyslaw
Rackiewicz signed the decree dis
missing his long time friend as
Poland's military leader.
The country's military leadership
was transferred to the hero of the
Warsaw uprising and commander of
Poland's underground army, Gen.
TadeuSz (Boc Komorowski.
Moscow Favors Bor.
Gen. Bor was regarded in London
quarters as acceptable to Moscow.
His communicates from within War
saw in recent days have reported
that his forces were working in close
cooperation with the Red Army.
The development left still un-
solved the problems arising from
the fact Poland continues to have
two military chiefs-Bor and Gen.
Rola -Zymierski, commander for the
rival regime set up by the Ma
tional Liberation Committee.
But today's step may prove a
prelude toward resumption Of talks
between Premier Stain and Pre-
mier Mikolajczyk.
Reasons or Haste.
The necessity for haste in reach
ing a conclusion with Moscow is
understood by these reasons:
l. Formation under Soviet aus
pices of the rival government which
has moved in behind the Red Army
to take over civil administration in
liberated areas of Poland.
2. Desire of the London govern
ment In exile to utilize resources
of the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration to
help rescue its stricken people from
famine and disease.
3. A belief. shared by many high
Allied diplomats as we'll as Polish
officials, that Polish-Russian diff
f1culties must be solved now to avoid
civil war after victory over Ger
many.
Today's action came only two days
after Prime Minister Churchill
placed Britain squarely behind the
right" of the Soviet's territorial
demands upon Poland.
1t was bitter pill for the hard
bitten. tough-talking, able Gen.
Sosnkowski. The reaction of Polish
troops who have been used in some
of the most dangerous assignments
of the war in Western Europe re-
manned uncertain.
Evening star., 1944-09-30

(See RUSSIA. Page A-2l
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(See WAGES, Page A-4.)
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ee WESTERN FRONT, Page AS
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7s.. TWVP1oNEs. Psee A-s5
Evening star., 1944-07-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

DESIRABLE NW.-6 rm., prefer brick:
slsS e isMis spt furniture con.id
Miller. 500 iith st. s.e.. FR. e1o0. e1o0' @
j PAY HiGHEsT aiI.cash prices fer old
asss %osss, no 81 na g. asss MFs HS
WE CAN SELL your house. We can get
you cash. It won't take us long Prompt
ssttention; r. A, HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
We cSN cS GseisIi SELF YonE 81 House at It's value
today. Our opinion entails no obliga ton:
Ask for Mr., Brownine,, WIN; H. SAUNDERS
SesitoIs So dNc" ,sia sstsGsshed ne 1857 d. 1915
viii fioisA FAY CASE = for ss smsn mai nous. in D. C.
from private party Quick settlement. No
%r MxVP e efSrsR Rss RA Ahe oss % nay cash
c, S. sHLLiNGBuRG. 46i5 Lee Highway.
Oxford 1924; After 6 pm. CH. 45I2.
WILL PAY Cash for hoSse in Chevy Chase
SLoVEk V soGs PARKMWsnted iHsR Cd to sS buy corner
home. fully eauirpe6. kitchen and bath,
must be in excellent condition: prefer
must have fenced-in rear. yard and rec
can Nj aois between 8 am and pm
% s-room BRICK house. ss. 'ti elee 0 refrissrstor.
good stove. nice lot. good location. con-
venient transportation. LU. 0491 between
s-R. sm MopERN ond I PIC HOME, petworth vicinity,
home. 18th st ext sec: up to e2,50O. =
r. semidet. at $4,000 to trade in. Houses
a9f at risht smeS price. Terms % inSestmsnts and
houses for colored. List now. N. E. RYoN
HOUSE Or bansalew in i District H Meisnts;
mK shs pAV1s. lacS1sn'sa asent a0Th III P544J P'
Evening star., 1944-07-26
Uncle Rows Corner

More than 400 years ago a trav-
eler wrote about a strange animal
which had lived in Santo Domingo.
Here Is what he said:
In the lake there was an animal
which was placed there by an In
dian chief. He fed it each day with
kind of bread which 1t ate from his
hand. Sometimes it would carry
people from one shore of the lake to
the other on its back. 1t lived long
time, to the joy of every one.
The animal described was man
atee," or sea cow" Another white
man, who seems actually to have
seen the animal, left a note saying
that it lived for 26 years in Lake
Guaynaba.
Sea cows are mammals, but their
bodies have only thin covering of
hair. or "bristles." They have a
single pair of legs. or flippers, but
these are of little use in helping
them to move across land. In the
water, however, they are very much
at home. They swim in ocean waters
of the Torrid Zone, almost always
staying within easy reach of land.
Many sea COWS have been found
in rivers of South America and
Evening star., 1944-07-26
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on nrst. or second trust: prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or D; G, property. THE AMERICAN CO..
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy .second-trust notes. d. c.. nearby Md,
or Va: Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1879
N. Y. ave. NV. National os33
WHEN you need a personal loan. 500 to
$4,000; repayabls monthly. come 70
and 2 SIS, NV. II st at North CapitoD.
M Isl AND AND md TRUST LOANS. promp,
and and courteous service Consult Us before
vESTMENT &C ~. 9th NV. DI: 6150.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car docs not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE. CO.
lloo New York aves NV. Greyhound Bus
Terninan. RE. 100 open til pm. -
WILL BUY small first and second trust
leeds. WILLETT. Ma. o4S4. Woodward
Bldg. 26'
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature.
General Acceptance, Corp, .53oa Baltimore
ave. Hyattsville. Md. Warfeld 31S1. For
merly Southeastern Discount OF Hyattsville
Evening star., 1944-07-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM 4. WEsCHLER & SON, auctioneers.
Maouseh9io - furniture and personal effects
age Co. Merchants Transfer & Storage Co
and from Other sources, by auction at
we Msfeh.er Ter, SlS St. NV Frdsy; day. July
ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. suctioneers
Trustees sale of night club furnishings
and sauipmeant', u Inan ,s stock in trade. ETC. con
sso s a1 ess ooo
ehattel deed ef trust recorded in Llber
request of the parties secured thereby the
undersigned trustees will sell by public
pm tables. chairs. lamps. mirrors.
draperies; mierophSnes; spotlights and
canopies. lounges. chair covers. National
cash register. bars and equipment. file
cabinet desk; Burroughs checking register,
SINKS, electric refrigerator gas ranges,
broiler utensils, china, plateware, etc.
also unexplred term OF lease particulars
Of which will l. be made made known at time Of
etc. Note: Transfer of beverage license
and beverage stock subject to approval of
GALAN1s. isI.iis s. % JAMES PRoTos. i Trustees e
Albert Brick Attorney i9l9 v feImont 5 On ave-
MHousehold furniture and effects BY suee
given that on Friday the l1th day of
August 1914, commencing at . o'clock;
sell by public auction a. Weschler's 915
E st. NV, to enforce our liens for storage
in o' the Rnen names Of Nary asGS ss2er Miss Miss
Anna Bowman. Robert E. Clawson. Mrs
Minnie C., Farmer, Charles Fletcher. Mrs
Mrs; ". Kilburn. 5 6. Kilpstriek, ". {.
Lankford, Mrs. Eda F. McCleary, Miss J.
Newton, Miss M. NJ. Parsons. L. Scott
Wesson (deceased)), John J. Westbrook,
elssse tsks 4otlss MEEcHxNrs TRANs. siss.
FER & STORAGE COMPANY.
ADAM A: WEsCHLER 4 son. Auctioneers
Three-story brick building, No. l113 7th
street northwest. containing storeroon
arst aasr moor four rooms and nd bath second
two story brick building in rear. BY au-
thority OF the executors under the last viii
and testament Of Sohn Geisr
in the following described real estate, and
also by order OF the owner of the other
pnss in 'front.' M Of T be for sf BY
on Thursday, the tenth day of August.
l94a, at three-thirty o'clock pm. part of
Beginning at the northwest corner of said
lot and running thence, east 116 feet
thence south 20 feet, thence west I16
feet and thence. north 30 feet, to- the
place of besinning, improved as above
Terms of sale: Ali cash deposit Of
81 900 90 in cash, or certified check on a
local bank or trust company, required OF
purchaser at time Of sale. ALI conveyapc-
ing, recording, revenue stamps and notarial
fees at cost of purchaser Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale, otherwise at the discre-
tlon OF tne parties in interest, deposit may
be forfeited or property resold at risk and
cost OF defaultins purchaser, after f1ve
newspaper published in the City Of Wash
inston, District Of Columbia. ADAM A.
WESCHLEH & eON, Auctioneers.
3y21,24,26.2e,31 81 ,eu2, ,4.7.e.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SOMETHING DIFFERENT-A genuine au-
.asn'f h.ss 81 svs4 yprss ssfnsf
PIT0n ave- rs.. # St tMisahssrs Catholic
only sisSoo eash rhis hsveE Is
in in this area are seldom for sale: Consider
rooms, | apt. contains L bedroom. IN
Vulnerable closets. very large rooms. very
fiful shrubSery, automatic oil h.-1.h'; o'i "a
block on Ga; ave-, near everything; ex-
sss na nsS sss suGss3|y1 s3y1sS "a this
MAlsHa nj ssGs haas Eye
ssGsi4 ssGnAnFs ArT a. sESs. Ssss brick 2 year. old
S0fe e schools and sHS 1se
MEsT sf S'GR Resnsdy sss st 'seS sesr
per s0ys and fr:s ps only Rsntfd 81 Sr f Mr.
eoll eeinf; i, AR; 9a.S s97s. MARSHALL J. wAPLE
CoIoRED11soo OH io-9 block 11th st. nw-s-
story brick building. consisting Of store
ana = apartments. IN nice condition; can
e krfS ff a'!s eo .ns soSi spns s:s
CAPITOL $. Il. 3540:
CoLoRED-Fine building, fne equipment.
tons; for private investors only. Be.
AfARTMEasri0 i01 HOTEL for colored: in new
SOiidillOA iClthi, hDO,OVV, GhpenScS, ABOUT
$4,000, Can Mr.. Kohner, with REALTY
aSsoc5krEs GRE "a MokE nc Ex l1Ss snd ut. s
on new brick prewar homes: low first trust.
Ssf FWo rREFRoGF sREqfs Sa sIiIPiNcs s1f%s rented
city; can be bought for less than five times
5sh' e Ss sd sas sfs Me- sds W. $50
81, $50 CASH handles nearly new 4-family
N srse met cash
eellent eel lons-term Investment, OWNER,
MopEs sH; Ef4ei 4GiyEsrHousr. u rooms. baths
1S5i lsilSSss sRcsiFfcr 81 sist apsr,men.
q St. NV. and lsia F st. NV: present in
come from both. ST. 900 annually: expense
about S3;50O annually; offering both at as
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-store
INV Oil heat: priced right shows splendid
return on investment: Sun. and nights,
TakGGA.o ss IN of rARkEor saiS DI I,Is $500 20 nno,r
s3;640; Price. $4,000. 81. 1850: ewes,
SEVERAL FLATS. nicely located. reason
See &c, MI walter, B.; F. SAUL CO. sa5
NV siSs 'i rotR.raMniYl af M iloG FLATS detached.
brick construction. only few months old:
two rooms, kit. dinette and bath in each
apt Income. approx,, $1,000 per year.
Price, only SlS,500 Phone Mr.. Kyle. DE
511a. SHANNON 4 LUCHs CO. 1905
st; NV. MA. 2345.
I-UNIT APT. BLDG. in Takoma Park
Put your idle money TO work in this invest
property: $4,000 EGGLFToN REAL
ESTATE; 2sl3 14th st. n. W Du. 505l 2s.
ANACOSTIA. 1625-l635 St s.e-Home
and rental property, large grounds, 1853
II. frontage. one modern brick duplex. one
large. modernized frame arranged for 4
apartments: present rental. S19O month
plus owners quarters: tenants pay own
utilities: 100 cash REQUIRED, balance ar
ranged make offer GEO. H. GUERDRUM,
owner. phone FIR. 9694 or P. o. Box 465s
RENT, 81 500 year; price, $4,000: cor
ner brick. busy section Georgia ave: under
lease: tenant makes own repairs: taxes
and insurance only expense to owner.
Rent. 81 500 year: price. $4,000: ware
mouse, concrete brick construction. occu-
pied by national organization for a num-
oer OF years under lease.
Rert, SSSS year: price. $3.50: central
ne; fiat, and rooms and bath each,
h. -w.h., porcheS.
n n n o
Evening star., 1944-07-26

Africa, and some have been located
in tropical lakes during modern
times. They feed on water plants.
Most sea cows are from to IL
feet long, but some have been re-
ported with a length of from 18 to
20 feet. A news item early in the
present year told about sea mon
ster" which was left by the waves on
a beach at Maggalanes, Chile. Few
of the people there had seen such
an animal before, so they ran for
their rifles and shot it, This animal
seems to have been a manatee. or sea
COW, and its length was given at
Is feet.
Sea cows are fairly common in
parts of the Caribbean Sea and the
Gulf Of Mexico. They have ap-
peared in several of Florida's rivers
and in some rivers of Mexico and
the West Indies. Men hunt them in
order to get the oil from their
blubbers, and also use their flesh
for food. The flesh is said to taste
like pork.
Two centuries ago q special kind
OF sea COW was found in the Arctic
Ocean by Vitus Bering and his men.
Soon afterward those sea COWS were
hunted with success, and all of them
seem to have been killed of.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

IT'S HARD TO DUPLICATE AT $50. 900;
terms ttrade for equity in paying apt: fine
farm. under proper mana cement produce
$4,000 yearly: slmost in center historic Co.
lonial virginia; Colonial S-r. dwelling, mod
wide front on hwy, commands fine view:
40 fertile, mostly tillable acres; the
springs operate a large ram which forces
water where needed: fruit. fencing. out
bldes.: have to know it-see it as big value.
possibilities: details on request So mi. to
D; C., 9 mi. to city: N. e. RYON CO.
Prone 4-s pm: GE. 6146. Write to 341S
Evening star., 1944-07-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

DAIRY AND STOCK FARMS. JOHN BUR
Md Call Ashton 3S46.
SMALL FARMS-3O minutes downtown,
farm with city improvements; plenty of
room for garden, fruits, vegs.. chickens.
etc; near Fairfax High School and Lee
hwy, and two bus lines: why so way out
- the country for a lot of cheap, useless
land with no convenienceS and no future?
We are builders and can build your home
your farm is paid for: price. $500 (no
house; $50 down, $40 month. Drive out
Lee hwy or Lee blvd. to Fairfax Circle (at
Howard Johnson's), continue on dual road
TO first crossroad, turn right to sign Fair
lax Acres; Open every day 10 to l2
81 ACRES, Groom house, 2-story poultry
house, ereenhouse; ali buildings wired
up; ! z blocks of Lee hwy; 10 miles to
Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va. oxford 3240.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
PARKING LOTS,
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.
~? 9th ST. N.W.-Parking lot for rent
Apply MRS. YAGER.

TIRE RECAPP1NG, S-hour service. BY
appointment. Leave your car am, pick
II up at pm. Finest-grade materials
used Expert workmanship by experienced
recapping mechanics. All work guaranteed.
Ample parking facilities PALDER L.
HANNA. 4716 r. /. ave, HyattsVille. UN.
I2l2 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK.
AUTO REPAINTING. body and fender re-
pairs; quality work. reasonable prices
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 1928 Georsia
ave. GE. 0l00
1914 kOZY COACHES and Platts. Many
GOOD used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber-
wvn, No Tel. Berwyn as
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT and repair
service on all makes of car for the D C.
inspection. II you bought your car at the
eas Is, ceiling price and need repairs to
put 1t through inspection call Lincoln
96l5. or drive to 1000 Bladensburg rd
ne, ROBEY MOTOR SALES. -
Evening star., 1944-07-26
FARMS WANTED.

HOUSE with some land or small farm in
vicinity of Silver Spring or Rockville: rent
or buy: give full particulars Write
STEPHEN HATISON. 3'5 Vine st. NV
washington, D. c., or call between and
at RA n633
HAVE BUYERS for farms. any size. Prince
Georges County only; prefer Marlboro Pike
section. Phone MR.. DAVIS, asent. HI.
SAL.
WANTED TO RENT small farm convenient
to bus or train to Wash must have cleo
lricity and water in house. Box 1a-V,
Star
Evening star., 1944-07-26
OFFICES FOR RENT

DESK ROOM for rent with secrefariai
service if desired: also /, or 3 room
ofilces, newly decorated. L. J. CoWIE, 500
Eye st. NV
DENTISTS or PHYSICIANS once. 1st floor.
modern apartment building on 10th st
NV now occupied by dentist: available
aug. l., THOS. j. FISHER & CO., INC,
NEAR CAPITOL and Library - 1st floor
location. 300 st, Sc. Phone FIR. 4O3O,
or evenings AT. 9IS7 27s
845 PA. AVE. N.W.-Sinele rooms avail
able, S26 per mo. ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. 1890
modern apartment building on 18th st.
NV; now occupied BY dentist; available
Aug. l.. THO6. J. FISHER q CO., INC,
73s 18th st. NV. DI. $500