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The Valley settler., 1944-12-01
INJUNCTION DECRTES

bermanent injunction decrees eve been ent cred in the us. 7istri Court at Anchorage aoainst Croc r's Department Store and the Lee Sc enverg Mems Clotnine' Store, bo. of that city. These ini'mc cti ons restrain these concerns fr n vio- latinG the, pri ce, ;re8ulot ions of he Office Of frice Edministr j on I'd direct the defendants to : Il c as mo6ities at prices not in xces of ceiling prices, to post tt ir l. ing prices, end to file st. aments of their prices wi tn the Ttrrit rial Office in Juneau.
 The Office of Trice A6.0'nistra- tion was represented in court by Miss Dorothy Tyner, Assistant Emf orc cement Attorney.
 It Is nice to have so uuch news turned into the Sett Ter Office as has been this week. If some 0me: from each section of the Valley w0nlf' turn in the news from your no1 ghhor- hoo6, I think it woulo help to l,e the paper more interes ting. to c ry- one. We have no paid reporters this paper so gathering news is problem and your cooperati n Is greatly appre ciated. News items an always be s1ipped under the 9oo of the ,Sett CT Office or one cent Il seno them through the mail. :...
 Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

oEloine Shepord mixes Bit
Of economy with smortness to
ochieve this stunning porty
dress. She hos simply odded
the top Of on old looe dinner
gown TO the skirt Of q black
velyeteen suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

It's never too early to start saving-or to start
another healthy habit with DR.. Lyons Tooth
Powder! You can bank on that!
This young winner has right to her sparkling
smile That's what comes of long and valued
friendship with DR.. Lyons!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

MIX motohers" ore the new
ideo in interchangeable sports
toys. Here Mortho O'DriscoII
wears q purple slack suit with
contrasting sleeves and color
in lime. Wide World Photos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

What DR.. Lyons has done for
millions of Americans who use more
of this great tooth powder than any
other-it can do for you!
Made originally by an experienced
practising dentist, Dr. Lyons sets the
highest standard for cleaning teeth
effectively. It's a proved way because
there is absolutely nothing you can
buy that will clean your teeth more
quickly -thoroughly-beautifuUy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-08

than DR.. Lyons That's why Dr.
Lyons outses all other tooth pow
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Tooth Powder today-then let your -
mirror show you why it's such a ~
healthy habit
Remember, too-there is nothing
you can buy more sensibLy-
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States War Bonds. It's Americas
heaIthiest habit
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Evening star., 1944-04-09

hold the idea and we do not think
they would"
Asked if that meant the enemy
countries should not be allowed to
have any interest at all in civil avia-
ton. Mr.. Berle shot back:
The question of ultimate inter-
national security is bound to rest in
other hands. AS far as We are con-
cerned, we do not want these people
in the business"
Preliminary Accord Reached.
Earlier, Mr.. Berle, in Joint press
conference with Lord Beaverbrook
British Lord Privy Seal, said the
four-day civil aviation meeting hao
reached a preliminary agreement or
the principle that all nations should
allow other countries access tc
enough airfields to maintain com
munications.
Apparently the position was that
while Germany and Japan would not
be allowed to operate international
airlines of their own, necessary air.
fields in their territory would be &C
cessible to the lines of other nations
Mr.. Berle added that accord was
reached on the principle that COM
petition should not be used to be
devil another nation. Concessions
Evening star., 1944-04-09
E533l<| <|ss( MATTRESSES REDUCED

Quontiy We're Nav
HeIico Tied Coil Springs; twin size e 1850 5.ee
Coble Springs on legs; twin size--- 2495 1879
| Affection Mattress 30 inches wide - 8e5 500
Band Springs; twin and double - 1900 3ee
Hollywood Bed, with mattress; 30" vide 1895 1888
I Al-Stee Coil Spring; full size; aluminium 1926 1000
Full Coil Box Spring legs; full size 445O $500
3 wide Hollywood Bed; layer felt 4495 275o
All-Loyer Felt Mattresses -- 1926 1888
All Cotton Mattresses sses-----------Ss5 and 9e5 $50
Coil Box Springs; full size ze----------- 1880 2l.8S
Victory Cloud Box Spring; full size 1880 1875
| Serto Box Spring; full size --------- $3.50 1899
Seoy Box Spring and TuftIess Mattress 1900 1900
Simmons 'NWhite Knight" Mattresses; twin
size Nationally fomous and nationally
popular ot their reeuIor, higher price 1880 1897
Red Cross Box Springs; twin size 1880 2l.ss
Victory" Box Spring, with the wanted AGA
ticking; full bed size ze------ 1000 1000
Twin Size Box Springs and Mattresses $3.50 3377
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Burma
Continued From First Page.)

|Sidong, 10 miles northwest of Tam
|mu.
The broadcast dispatch, recorded
in London by the British Ministry
of Information, said a Japanese
unit at Chanol, IS miles northwest
of Tammu attacked eastward "and
now Is severely pounding about
1000 Allied troops" Tammu is ap-
proximately 40 miles southeast of
Imphal.
In Northern Burma the Chinese
forces driving down the Mogaung
Valley, pressed their attack on Wa
kaWng, some 40 miles north of the
Neutrality-suspicious. railroad. On
the east flank of this action Chinese
units were in contact with JAP
anese east of Shaduzup. On a
parallel drive down from the Fort
Hertz area Allied Burmese levies
lambushed three japanese units, in
f1icting so casualties.
Associated Press War Correspond
ent Frank l.. Martin reported the
air commandos have inflicted 1,OOC
Evening star., 1944-04-09
III. ). Would Bar Japs,
Reich From Postwar
Air Plan, BerIe Says

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 8-The United
States holds the view that both Ger
many and Japan should be excluded
from any international air plan
after the war, Adolf S. Berle, jr.
Assistant United States Secretary
of State, disclosed tonight at press
conference.
Mr.. Berle, who has attended a
ur-day British American civil avi-
alton conference just concluded
said:
"As we (the United States see it
Germany and Japan ought not tc
be allowed to enter the international
aviation picture within any future
that l am prepared to foresee.
do not undertake to speak for the
British government, but we do not
Evening star., 1944-04-09
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c. -A-13
", 9,

should not be used "to knock some
one else out of the air"
The conferences were a success,
at least to the point that there had
been enough agreement to Justify
the expectation that final dispositions
can be reached at an international
conference" it was announced.
Meanwhile Russian representa-
tives met in Washington with JOS
eph c. Grew, special assistant to
the Secretary of State, and others
for similar talks.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
P. Wirephoto.

casualties in a month of rowing gher.
lila fighting.
Allied aviation in all categories
was out in strength, bombing anc
straflng japanese positions anc
communications throughout the en-.
tire Burma area.
1t was disclosed also that three
days ago American heavy bombers
flew a round trip of 1000 miles or
a mission, during which the big
planes used pursuit plane tactics
against many miles of the Burma
Thailand railroad between Than.
byuZayat and Bangkok.
Evening star., 1944-04-09

had been made by both the United
States and Great Britain, he said.
Asked about the postwar fate Of
American bases developed on Brit
ish soil, Mr.. Berle said America ex-
pected to have "a good many bases"
in the Pacific area after the war. but
the subject of acquisition of British
bases in the Pacific was not dis
closed.
The conference agreed that in
ternational control should govern a
large field of technical matters, and
Mr.. Berle said the two governments
shared the idea subsidies would be
necessary in some instances but
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Johnson Speaks Tonight
On RuciuI Adjustment

DR.. Charles S. Johnson, director
of social sciences Of Fish University
and codirector of the Julius Rosen-
wald Funds division of race rela-
tions, will speak at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Florida Avenue Friends Meet
ling House, 2111 Florida avenue
NV, on Factors in Racial Ad-
ljuStment."
DR.. johnson is author of pat
terms of Negro Segregation" pub
lished recently in the Negro in
American Life Series" sponsored by
1.-THE Carnegie Foundation.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Snake 'Hitchhikes'
Ride in Movers Truck
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MANKATO, Minn.-When mov-
ers began unloading a truck of
household goods belonging to H. p.
Smith, formerly of Huron, S. OAK,
they found three foot garter
snake among the boxes. The snake
had "hitchhiked" more than 200
miles from Huron to Mankato.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
Goldenberg's

orr furniture floor and our furniture aai,eS %ate or
: s :s;:s
S1 St Of ns s 1ss ysp SSp s
touching up yourseh. :+;o, of each
Space prohibits os to the wood sed &
Rose Nstussy N At reduc
kind ns asrad Hi. immediate choice is advisable:
Evening star., 1944-11-27
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
C0LUMBIA. C;H4lJ EI November 18th. 1944.nA a. -,
commissioners Of the District OF Columbia
alleys in the District Of Columbia. as here
sioners being satisfied as to the equity.
justice and advisability of said closings:
and ar that & ths same Will & not be detrimsntal m sna
BY GIVEN. that the said Commissioners
under date Of November 2. 1884; have Az
PREPARED PREP the totioVns h order oRPERsp pI,s
Act No 3o7. approved December is. 1882.
the street and alley areas as shown in
seyer Of 0us he as pistrc Of ce9mbs G snd
numbered RS Maps 3022 and 1923 are
hereby ordered CLOSED. same to take et-
title to the land comprised in said areas
SO closed to revert to the abutting prop
eo5nss o taFs eet @ 5a oT ae ef he
arately by subsequent order or orders, on
the effective, date aforesaid. according TO
cosnr of anG 18TH street Between Busr and
Galen Streets. Sc. and closing public al
ieys runnins easterly from 18th Street;
Streets and alleys in the Northeast Section
north by Jay Street, on the east by pi-
Street. and on the. west by Lowrie Place
and the west line Of the public alley ada
serbed as @ follow: W CLOSING aqas PARTS Of Hunt
Street between Lowrie Place and SEND
Street closing parts of 52nd Street be-
tween Hayes and Jay Streets: closing parts
of public alleys in and adjacent TO Square
5l77 and in Square 519S; including a ded-
ication of land for streets and alleys with
in the above described territory" Any and
all parties interested must file in writing
with the Commissioners, D. c., objections,
il any. to said closiuss, or as to any item
fore December IL, 1914; otherwise said
closings shall become effective on and
after that date. in accordance with the
provisions of said Public Act No. 307. ap-
proved December 10, 1882. JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG, c.. W. KUTZ, GUY MASON.
Commissioners Of the District of Column
Evening star., 1944-11-27
Uncle Rows Corner

In the heart of Africa, west of
Lake Victoria, is a strange land
known as Ankole. 1t is part of
Uganda, British colony or pro
tectorate."
If you visited Ankole, you would
find few, if any, British residents.
Almost all the people are Negroes.
The Negroes are divided into two
classes, the masters and slaves. The
masters are known as "Hima" and
the slaves as "Iro." Far back. there
seems to have been a mixture of for
eign blood in the Hima stock. In
vaders are believed to have reached
the region probably coming from
Northern Africa.
The Hima own most of the long
horned cattle which Craze about the
high plains. Some of them follow
the herds of cattle, but other live in
villages.
The Iro people are chiefly farmers.
but some Of them serve as carpen-
tiers. smiths and makers, of pottery.
On their farms they grow grain and
other crops.
A person who wants favor in
Ankole Is fortunate if he has the
good will of the "mugabe." The
mugabe is the big chief. or king, of
Evening star., 1944-11-27

the tribe, and controls the sale of
property. From time to time he gives
a stretch of land to some lesser
chief.
The kings village has a fence
around it. Most OF the houses inside
the fence are used by the royal fam
lily and servants. Made Of mud and
woven twigs, the houses amount to
little from our viewpoint, but the
natives think their ruler has grand
estate.
In the royal courtyard is a space
set aside for two holy drums" The
natives say that these drums have
magic powers. Spirits in them are
supposed to bring good or evil to
the Kingdom.
No one dares to beat those COW
hide drums. Milk from a special
herd of COWS is placed beside them
each day. and they are guarded by
priests. The drum spirits are sup
posed to get food value from the
milk, but after they have had time
to do this, the milk is drunk by the
priests.
8 The Ankole people talk about gods
who are spirits of past kings. They
also have an earthquake god" and
when the ground shakes. they be-
lieve that the earthquake god is
angry,
Evening star., 1944-11-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
tion Of the city. We have been building
better qualified to handle your property for
sou.. II you wish quick and satisfactory
ssas fa 4rE9 PsrseE son as asss or sA
WILL REPRESENT you in the sale of
s9BEFT b,9g T. MoRdAN Nsas q Co, Woodward
pnf5srysn'y p,Isb M ssSB W6 St or 7ys St. Thomas
white and colored, in nearby, ne. and Sc,
Write q or to 10 MR ER' HI M ss pay s. all na essh
YOU cash It won't take Us long Prompt
sftsrs0n ses NJ c. spito ma sBd Realtors
property cali SLAUGHTER 4 co. "A Home
for Every Income" DI 215s. 1113 nth
HAVE CLIENT who will pay equity cash
for 4 or bedroom; 3-bath house. pref
near near transportation. o. H. GARVIN, Earle
sH1LL1NGBERes 4si5 Lee Lee highway highway; OK. OK.
ssSh 81 afseT hspsoom ON Hosf GH E51 p2,fersbv with
garage, between Congress Hsts. and N. R.
8 ro 5Gn Is % rms, fsA B. {. or Md; all CASH ten.
mean business. E. a. GARVEY. Di. 45os:
eyes. and Sun, GE. $500 l Thomas Circle.
NE. AND S.E. property owners-We will
cash offer or sell at your price. GUNN
& MILLER. 500 18th Sc, FIR. 200.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obliga-
tion. Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H.
sAAgNDERs GO. INC; Realtors. established
bRGHFWoop bss RI owSERs gSi ST. Modern house
this area; all cash. Please contact before
seeing agent. Box 452-Z, Star.
CLARENDON. Alex. and other nearby sec
tions; we have sold recently many desir-
able homes in your neghborhood for
cash REQUESTS still come for modern
homes. Won't you list yours with me?
Eve. phone Georgia 1900. L. T. GRA
Waite. 729 18th 81. Ma. 0153.
Evening star., 1944-11-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWNER, 2-story building.
leased to foreign government at S42O0
per year, no expense. Price, $4,000. This
property is also zoned for apartment pur-
pose. If interested call in person, 1920
Irving st. NV, ground floor.
DUPONT CIRCLE-ll-apt. bldg, and 9
beautiful modern equipment: in best rental
section of Wash: total income approx:
$500 yeaT DriSe 81 600 suhstantia
ated and the low rentals make it an out
with snASSoN & EucHs CT 1866 55 St st.
STONE AND BRICK 3-unit property built
about 1910 for builders own use; large
room reDaGe 0 apts braH hsye ON
re;al5or; sH, 1888, Sun. and ewes, DU
fi2S AP tG Ason Mr. na Basbansn sh
sseryiced by 3 15-ft alleys: eross income
s so5S pSr men ea M2 PE'Ss 5o1 auSf SA sale
evenings and sunday, RA. 579s. BOSS
S.s6EfNRfs s6EfRs sIA1IokArIingon ra st Inv Va Large
lot for parking in the heart of most active
business and apartment house section,
Leased wt5 t. national coTp on
an outstanding buy at s2s.5 800 considerine
H SS5s Z IUeHs Co. f5 5o5 NJ ST. ~ns hS
SEVERAL DESIRABLE PROPERTIES show
Dupont circle: ALEX H. RUHL, l7sl
seUSIT SUN s'a APT. F.~ BLDG. in Silver Spring, 4
ne-bedroom apis. and 4 two-bedroom
apts., comparatively new and modern;
about $4,000 each needed: almost 2Ofo
return on investment. OSCAR DREISEN.
81 5000; Ewes. and Sun, GE. 1896.
the. quality and desirability of this thor
oughly modern brick 5-unit apt bldg.
in nearby Mont. Co. Its quite location and
attractivenees causes very few tenant
changes. All units are 1-bedroom size.
light, light, well equipped; easy maintenance;
4l2fo financing. Can be handled with as
little as $4,000. RIPLEY; realtor, SH.. 1888
7Is 1th ST. s.E.-An unusual investment,
arranged as 4 separate units, completely
furnished. Price only $3.50. Terms ar
ranSed. Income Sl39 per mo- Call SUM-
day. TR. S7S2 Weekdays. 'DI. 635l
SPLENDID NV. LOCATION, near wash
ineton Cathedral. Detached brick 8 apis.
Income. S5,56S. Price, $4,000. Mr..
Shackelford MA. 5000. Evenings and
Sun. Sligo $685. BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417
End + Il tC1oaMaSMERc1AL. mn 10Th between and M;
lS-ft. row brick, 10 rooms. bath, hot-water
heat: 29-ft. alley in rear. BOSS &
pHELps, na S NA. g3oo Evenings and Sunday,
I2-FAMILY APT, detached brick, 3 years
old; automs tic heat: located near Pentago
S42. 600 BOSS d PHELPS. NA. $500;
evenings q Sunday Mr.. Measell, D1. O7O5.
Evening star., 1944-11-27
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service, by ap-
pointment, Leave your car 9 am pick it
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics All work guaranteed.
Ample parking facilities PALDER &
HANNA, 47l6 R. l. ave, Hyattsville, UN.
1919: 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. 0012;
AUTO PAINTING, body, fender work and
and trucks. MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO.,
1923 Georgia ave. GE. 0100.
RECAPPING IN WASH. one-day service:
leave car am. ready at 8; grade A rub
Der, ,s suar work: car protected under cover;
LU. Os34. LU. 1917. Plenty Of grade l and
8 tires and tubes in stock, pass. and truck.
CONSOLIDATED SALES CO.. 1895 H st.
ne. LU 0s34. LU. 1077
1911 HARLEY DAVIDSON. - DIV, low
mileage. excellent tires, buddy seat saddle
bags. spotlight, front and rear crash bars
All these and other accessories chrome
plated, This machine is like new and
believed one Of the best in the District
Price, $500. Can be seen at anytime at
3342 Stuyvesant pl. NV, off Western
cV
Evening star., 1944-11-27
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINIA.

OWNER LEAVING, sell nice 6-rm.. 2-story
white Colonial residence, on 10c bus line,
and schools; white picket fenced-in yard
for children, large living room with fire.
place and screened porch: perfect new
weeks: $1,000 cash; terms. cH. 5517 or
S-BEDRooM. a-BATH brick. situated on
fireplace, dining room, kitchen. bedroom
ar snd q bath oa BE- on sd LIST hoor bedrooms @ IA and
hfY hfs SeaTR * sa Columbia pfe
aFM Hotsr Ha on GH youa ua4 lot oH 5a5 ss
SfSS suNsHfNE MS E' ooTTAeEs ff IS icy icy Lee M
Ha qst Ey s5ast ss
new 5rm. brick home. in excellent condi-
ton. on beautiful. elevated corner lot
se kitchen. nice ICE" bedrms' s and h BATH, also also
screened porch. FH.A. payments $50 rs
per per, mo This bone must be sold in next 3d
Ss Wsshfnston fsys sNdoE sIyd oxfo4d FaAA CO. ''
NEARBY VA.-Price, SI2,15O; home ready
to move in; 9-rm, frame, arranged for / or
with fireplace. large dining rm, sun parlor,
, bedrms, bath, large kitchen on lst floor;
End floor 3 bedrooms and bath; large base
large wooded lot To reach, out New shiT-
ley hwy. to Fairlineton, right , blocks. left
TO nome. open Sunday from 10 am. to
g pm. weekdays by appointment v.
EHRHARDT, 3219 Col. pike, Arlington,
Gil. 1855
NORTH ARLINGToN-Close in. attractive
and good 6-room brick home. overlooking
golf course. in one of Arlington's most ex-
For details caII cH, 148s. REALTY AS
SOCIATES INC.
BUNGALOW on u acre. Ss.95O--In an ex-
elusive suburban area, we are offering this
very attractive and comfortable home. 1t
has 2 large bedrooms and bath, living
room, dining room, completely equipped
kitchen and plenty of closets; stairway to
foored attic full basement. oil h.-w.h and
detached garage. 1t is also completely in
sulated, Living here, you will appreciate
a well-landscaped. lot with cultivated straw
berry patch, fruit, trees and fine grape
arbor. Come to our office and we will
show this property. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO. Glebe 1900.
VACANT; Alexandra, Va: S6,50O = Q
story brick. This 3-year-old, house, has
kitchen, g bedrooms and bath, full base.
ment. with oil heat: and fenced yard. II
interested. call ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
2304 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900.
20 ACRES, paved road, o mi. from Wash
lngton: new jet pump, wellnouse with cell
lar for pump and tank: 20X40 new ma
Sonry 2-Story bldg: another bldg. 24x30;
electricity IN: phone. available; cash or
terms. OWNER. oxford 412T. Call all
day Sunday and after Is m.
Evening star., 1944-11-27

sS!fk ;st' zPs sSS &SFGs ;'e g. Essf
ss!sk sssss saE tsSss iSfsa eo s' ss5 81
ea Mo4os 55&ea 5ss' Go sss ssf
cHEyREoEEr 1887 a.door sedan: baEsain
PRY MOTORS. 10Th and Penn ave. Sc.
DODGE 1910 7-passenger sedan: original
black factory finish: Ike new; opA guar
DODGE 1898 4-door trunk sedan: bargain
at S5o5; go other cars. JACK PRY MO-
elsag GO Condition; d passed ?. 6. inspeesion.
pobGE HTss 1897 81 ne door ns ssdsp eE l7s
"a SALE ia$S 4;doos ssaan; radio and
hea,eT; st. ". PARKWAy MI ~ 4 MOTOR co. so5l M
Fssp ss ss4 EsEass 'ssa1 pts mSs! sas
FORD de Htesrea luxe Fordor oe ssdan pARK
WAY MOTOR CO. 3o5I NJ St. NV. MI
FORD 1871 convertible coupe ans 1871
TORS. 18th and Penn ave Sc.
Ia SALE 1940 convertible club coupe:
oaek Tres se JACK kf pRS Mo- aec
TORS. 18th and Penna. ave. Sc.
LINCOLN Continental convertible coupe;
wheels WIS .j, and chrome trim. s Spanish feather leather
overdriye., The tires are .prewar white.
walls, and the car. reflects the perfect care
II has had. Ceiling price, S3,23S Cal
Mr.. Maloney, MCNEIL MOTORS. 4O34 Wis.
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1888. S6a5 cash; radio,
heater. Call RE. 2646, Ext. 700, or UN
LINCoLN-ZEPhYR l93s de luxe sedan;
beautiful like new; sacrifice on terms
ROPER MOTOR CO, 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
MERCURY 1889 4-door sedan: radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO, 3O5I
M st NV MI. o1s5.
MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan: radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3O5I
n .I,toi st nw ! z,nHys nj elS5 ,,
and heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO.,
3051 NJ st. NV. MI 01S5.
OLDSMOBlLE 1910 4-door sedan; terms
cash. or. will accept woodworking tools in
trade, After 8 pm. WI. 5516. 27s
OLDSMOBILE 1910 four-door sedan; mode
80; radio and heater, very good tires; thi,
car is very clean throughout: trade de.
sired. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES 4431
Connecticut ave, EN-. 9754; Bob Terrett
81
OLDsMoBILE 1882 sedan; good meci,sni.
ssl e.. condition; sound tires, S4oo. Union
Evening star., 1944-11-27
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont, /

BELTsvILLE, MD. -7-unit apartment
house, on acres. $50 IT. on Baltimore
blvd, near trolley; annual rental S3,510.
Can be purchased for 5 times annual rent.
ROBERT S, DAVIS, WA. 5000. 5303
Baltimore blvd, near Hot Shoppe.
SMALL HOTEL and store, 413-415 9th st.
NV. one of Washington's busiest sections,
as sell Fl ond wants
Exclusive with CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO. 3403 Conn. EN- 1900 till pm.
8 APARTMENTS, NE.-Remodeled. like
new, perfect condition: income, $500 per
year, expense only S512 year. Price,
S27.5O0: 1st mortgage, $4,000 at Sc.
Safe, conservative investment.
4-family fiat, s.e.-Well constructed: in
come, 1850 year; only expense taxes,
Sle1 AZ year. Tenants furnish own heat
$1,000 cash REQUIRED, balance ! trust.
Brightwood section, home converted into
3 apartments: total rents $50. month.
Coal heat, with blower; some furniture
With building. Expenses; taxes and heat.
ROOKOEE. MA l2Sl. RA. kh27-