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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

jih kaj mogel dobiti? Dobre
molznice fnorajo biti, ma novem
mleku in ne starejse ko s tremi
teleti." !
Gene mu je nastel nekaj ta-
kin kmetov, XII so redili plemen-
ske marijadvorke, med mimi
tudi Ravnjaka. - Ko je Urska
zopet odsla, je rekel cigan:
~ /Osojnikom moran govo-
riti - ma vsak nacin - jutri =
zgodaj zjutraj."
cali ma skrivaj?" je vprasa1
Gene.
"Seveda; nihce me ne SINE vi
deti." +.
ITO bo bolj tezko."
"Pomagati mi moras. Poslji
mi ga kan ma kak samoten
kraj, kjer bonn varen!"
cali mu maj povem, kdo ga
caka?"
"Nikakor. Ded Sc me izogib-
lie ko macka psa. &c mu poves,
da ga JAZZ cakam, ne bo hotel
priti. Napleti mu kaj in mi ga
sprawl ma pot! Sto dinarjev ii
dam zato."
Gene je nekoliko preudaril,
potem je menil:
"Osojnik je zelo "a denar.
Ako cuje, da je Petelinsek V
planini ma Jankovcu, da tam
krave kupuje in jih dobro pla-
cuje, ga bo Sent gotovo zanesel
gor."
"Res, tako bo! Ma denar je
kakor lisjak ma kure. - JAZZ
pa ga bonn ma poti pricakal. :"
"Kaj pa, &c ne DO incl casa
ali pa &c hotel ne boz"
"Tedaj prides ii po Jankov-
Gu gor; Sc bova ze nasla. Tedaj
81 morava kaj drugega nami-
sliti.'
Pomenila sta sc Sc podrobno,
potem pa sta Sc lotila vecerje,
XII jo je prinesla Urska.
Ko je po veerji priscilla Sc
ona, sta Sc pogovarjala samo O
zivini in 0 cenah. Urska je de-
jala dozdevnemu Petelinsku, da
je skoda poti Ma Ravne, kajti
Ravnjak mu V tenn casu ne bo
prodal nobene krave. Povrh ga
skrbi zdaj Sc zenitev. Zdaj je
Urska ma dolgo in siroko pri-
povedovala, kako je incl Raw
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
(Nadal.ievanje)

"He, gospodinja, kje pa 81?
Pozen sem, "a denar in "a lepo
besedo mi hos dala prenocisce,
kaj? -- Pri tenn pasjem vre-
menu ne morem dalje."
= Urska je stopila v kuhinjska
-vrata in je pomerila tujca ne
zaupljivo:
"Odkod pa ste?"
az Mlak prihajam cez JAN
kovec - pa me je ia burja uje-
la. Ali kaj me vikas?!"
"Kdo pa ste?"
"Aah, sal me Sc poznas ne,
hahaha =. Petelinsek sem IL
Mlak, mesetar, in ga povsod
poznajo kakor slab denar."
"Kaj, Petelinsek? Tega sem
ma Ravnah pac ze videla. No,
prav, prav, prav, da 81 Sc k nam
povedal. Seveda moras ostati {;
kan pa hoces V tenn vremenu in
tako premocen! Tako tt ne mo-
rem postreci, kakor 81 vajen.
Kar bonn mogla, pa bonn"
Poiskala je Cenceve hlace in
jopic, da Sc je gost lahko pre-
oblekel, njegovo obleko pa je
nesla susit. Ma mizo je posta-
villa steklenico zganja in diva
kozarcka ter odhitela zopet V
kuhinjo pripravljat vecerjo.
Moza sta sedela sobi. Ko je
cigan izpil kar zapored diva ko-
zarcka zganja in Sc preprical,
da SO vrata zaprta, je dejal po-
tihoma:
"Dal 81 mi vedeti, mai pri-
dem"
"Da, toda pozno prihajas," je
zasepetal cevljar.
"Imel sem druge Jpoti in nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

ko druzino, da 81 naiame tako shrambo "a svoje
vrednostne listine banki.
Ranka je vas najbolji prijatelj! Prieite ma
otvoritveni dan. Vabi direktorij
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

katere Sc lahko posluzzujete "a vloge, kakor
tudi, da 81 IL ME posodite potrebi denar.
Banka je posredovalka vsem: TEN, XII imajo
denar, kakor tudi onim, XII 81 ga morajo iz-
posoditi. Banka zeli imeti veliko prijateljey
izned enih in drugih.
Direktorij vabi vse, da bi dnevno OBJ
iskavai banko. Banka nudi vsakemu Iepe
ugodnosti. kako potreben je "a vsako ose-
bo eekonvi sistem. Ljudje bi ne smell nosi-
ii denarja seboj in ne gotovim denarjem
placevati, pa ne bi bilo toliko pokradenega
denarja, &c bi rabbi bancne cekovne siste-
me. Pameten je, kdcr tal<o ravna.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

Maj bo gospodar Sc tako premozen, pridejo
slueaji, da NINA vedno denar ma rokah. Veckrat
ina denar kam nalozcn in noce, da bi 81 dviga-
njern pokvaril letne obrest zato 81 rajsi izposod
"a kratko doto ma oseben nacin personal
Loan). TO i velka ali hitra pomoc, katera innos
gim pomaga il zadrege. Vsak 81 ma ia nacin po-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29

mu je ma sklopi postlala in
krnalu SO Sc vsi trije spravili
spat.
<0o13o yxvJI, rHy. ifAl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
. po1rebi pomoc

maga dobit posojilo, eetudi ne lastuje posestva.
Posojla ma posestva 90 bankah naibolja.
Y tern ozifuje banka vas varuh in oslxrbnik, vas
uGi gospodarit ! najboljimi nasvei in vas DIVA
r1je prevaTait6v. Ba1ka irna izredne shrarnbe
(Safety Bokesl. kako dohra stvar u 70 "a ysa-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-01-29
MO$Kl
Splosno tovarniSko in
kovasko deIo
Plaza cd ure poleg overtime"
Zglasite Sc pri
Steel
Improvement
&ForgeCo.
$40 E. 64 St.
S+oreiso zzensko

dobi dober dom v primerno pla-
co "a oskrbo dveh deklic, v sta
rosti 2 in 5 let. Ako zeli gre oh
veeerih lahko domov. Ia pojas-
Mia poizvete ma 1910 E. 63 st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21
Sweethearts OF Rhythm On Stage
Emperor Jones' AT Paradise

Starting Friday. Oct. 20. the
Paradise Thcatcr will present one
Of the seasons best screen and
stage shows ever presented IN
Dciroit International Swecthcarts
OF Rhythm, talented all girl orch
csira. featuring Tiny Davis, Anna
Mac Winbun and 16 sepia swins
sirens Extra STAGE hit will be
Americas greatest commcdicnnc.
the ono and only Jackie Mons
Mabley. And on the screen, will
star Paul Robcson. in his most
famous screen success, Emperor
Jones"
Get is girls together whore not
one OF them drink or smokes and
where they all admit serenity
seems 10 reign and you have an
odditv These arc among claims
OF distinction made for the Inter
national Swccthcarts OF Rhythm.
famed name all girl orchestra
composed Of variety OF many
races which comes to the Para
disc Theatcr.
Featured Members
Featured members OF the
Swecthcarts OF Rhythm includes
such favoritcs as Tiny Davis.
sings the blues and cntertains
with her hot trumpet exotic
Anna Mac Winburn. director
lovely Evelyn Niece. sensational
vocalist.
Sharing the spotlight ~iih The
Swecthearis Of rhythm will be
Jackie MONS Mablcy. Americas
funniest entertainer other star
acts include the famous Edward
Sisters. with their sensational
dancing act: and Annabclla Hill
and her boogic woogic piano.
Paul Robcson Epic
With a brilliant performance by
Paul Robcsen in The title role in
the screen version OF Eugene
u'Ncil's powerful drama "Emner-
or Jones will be The screen hit
at the Paradise thoatcr.
Robson gives one Of tho out
standing portrayals in motion
picture history in his dclineation
OF The Pullman porter who MUIR
ders his pal in a dice game and
then flces to Haiti where he scts
himself up as ruler OF domain
OF natives. robbing them through
an exhorbitant tax system. and
leading them to believe that he
can only be Killed by silver
bullet The Jungle sequences. out
standing on the stage. are also
the highhghts Of the picture. Fea-
tured with Mr. Robcson Is the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

The sparkling saga OF a beauty who.
married a rogue Mrs. Parkingion" is
lusty. gusty and as American as base
ball and hucklcberry PIE
4
Greer is the daughter OF a mining camp
clearinghouse keeper. lovely to look at
and a bit naive at the start But she
learns. she learns and becomes witty
and wise as well as winning and wInsome!
She has a good teacher in Mai. Parking
ton. a handsome rogue witharovlng eye.
The part fits Walter Pidgcon like the
proverbal glove His Major Is as
engaging a rascal as a GIRL could hope
to meet and conquer.
Tay Garnctt. who directed. makes the
Bromhcld novel thing Of power beauty
and humor on the screen.
lie is aided by galaxy Of stars includ.
ing Edward Arnold. Agnes NIoorehead
Cecil kelaway. Gladys Cooper Frances
Rafferty,. Tom Drake Peter Lawiord,
Dan Duryea and Hugh Nlarlowc.
The producer is Leon Gordon. To Leon
a vote OF confidence from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21
REMEMBER no VOTE!

NJ Stewart Thompson, accountant, flew down from
New York some kind of mission last week ms
Thompson boy gets around. don't you know Write the
boys in the service which reminds us that we are oenho
our CORRESPONDENCE too. So long until the next lNe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21
truman
lConiinucd from page y

His statement. the reporter con-
tnueS, was echoed by these Sen
ators.
Truman, himself, has left no one
in doubt at any time concerning his
strong racc-bias convictions. Sena-
tor Bankhcad and Governor Sparks
of Alabama. stated in the Birming
ham News Of July %, that the Tru-
man victory over vicc-prcsident
Wallace was a real victory for
the South. They assured Dixie that
he was safe on states rights and
the rights Of the states to control
qualifications Of its electors
In the matter Of race relations,
Governor Sparks continued, "Sena-
tor Truman told he is the son of an
unrcconstructed rebel mother
Truman is a rabid race reaction
airy, according to Morris Milgram
in Common Sense Magazine for
October. Under the date line Of
independence, Missouri" - Tru-
mans home after an interview,
Milgram says:
Senator Truman believes:
Il. The Permanent Fair Employ
mcnt Practice bin will NOT be
passed because the southern
Senators viii start a filibuster
TO stop it.
-. That if Negroes sat down to
cat at counter in downtown
drug store in independence.
Mo-. they would be booted out
because the management Of
these places have the right 20
refuse to serve anyone they
please.
%. I'm equality Of opportunity, but
not social equality There
never will be social equality.
Some (Negroesl are going too
ian IN St. Louis. There Negroes
have started push day once
week, when they shove white
people out Of the bars. Why.
st. Louis is sitting on key Of
dynamite.
~. They've even got push day
in Washington i. +. / won't let
my daughter 20 downtown on
the street cars on Thursdays
any moro. It's not safe They
push people of the street
cars.
President Roosevelt as a matter
Of policy. has let the Solid. South
have its way in Acknowledgement.
jim crowism and patronage.
Senator Truman, il elected. and
should he succeed to the Presidency
under any cvcntuality, would let
the Solid South have its way, not
only as n matter Of policy, but as
well MS a matter Of his born and
bred convictions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

WITH US. ARMY FORCES IL
GtADALCANAI SGT GEORGE
f. BREWER. former shipping
clerk in tho plant az the Ford
Motor co'npany at River Rouge.
Detroit Mich is on duty with
Health control survey uuit in
this South Pacific island base
The son Of Mrs Virginia Mac
Jackson. 1855 cardonia avenue
Detroit Mich So Brewer en-
tered The Army June is4l and
came overseas April 1910
Sgt Rrcwer PLAYED basketball
for three years at cass high
school IN Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

The romance OF Susie and the Major -
FIRST told in LOUIS Bromheld's popular
novel Mrs Parkngton has been
brought TO the screen BY yours truly.
4
The stars OF Mrs Parkington" are
Greer larson and Walter Pidgeon and the
story IS one that gives this talented duo
the greatest opportunity oithcir careers.
II is quite different type OF story from
any IN which they have heretofore APP
pcarcd together.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21
Pretty Maria Louis
Coming To 666

Mai,a Louis hcauiilul and 'ai-
entcd VIE 81 JOE l.ouis. iiic
worlds hca,s Ncisht CHIMP. win
make her first Detroit night clnp
appearance az lhc snm# aus ciuh
Three Sivcs. csc T. Adans on
Monday. October ~
Alarta viii headline a colorlul
musical revue produced ami dl-
rccicd by licuie Ta'iof Neli
known night club producer INe
name Of this star-siudded rcvu'
is sweet and Low"
Alaiva opeus al the Three Si,cs
after several successful weeks on
Broadway ANA Ne Atlantic sco-
board Willie IN Now York she ap
iearcd az ne famed zan1inar
Able supporters
in order TO ahe nishr cab pat
irons wcll-ronndcd revue Miss
Taylor has signed q company 81
wcll-known personalities oi STAGE
screen and radio including the
versatile yhunderbols Luck and
lucky, dance stars Ollie Brown
popular queen Of The blucs ann
The eight Tayiorcts linz 81
dancing sun-Asscd heautics Dave
v ilhufn is tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ics
The musical BACKGROUND Niii oe
supplied DIV Ted BucSner and ms
orchestra Mama Hines is Tea
urcd with tile chorus
The new Bette Taylor SHOW
VIII be highlishicd vs. gas SONS
and dance numbers ey the holus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

GrAIttfcANAL cpt ISAAC
JOHNSON q Nidd.efoo o is
nov 20 dp'f pt wiis q Qaafior-
mas',f Conrll, as fNe Amy
sc'sieo fof' ln fA saHn l'a-
clp
he is t9r son ~ yrs Lenora
Johnson q jieei Lamaeln street.
n,Wor MIeh i plg on en-
terea 'he Nrm N9y A- and
,ans o,sca Nsml iafi lie
rcct'es hi. faian- p camp
Forrest Inn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

THERE'S A coon JOB WAIT.
ING FOR yOF. Find Il In ouI
HELP WANTED COIuMvs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

lovely rredi Washington Frank
Wilson. Ruby Elg~ give good
performances. Miss Washington
and Miss Ely playing the fcm-
ininc romantic interest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-10-21

Help the War Effort. Industry
needs You! Get n job through our
HELP WANTED COLTMNS.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
Poee )

N orine ortilIery
"shorpshooters" seoIed
the doom Of these Jop
ships in Tonopoe hor-
Dor, north Of Soipon's
copitol city Of Goro-
pom. II wos in these
voters thot tropped
Joponese troops tried
TO esoope on ships thot
went up in o bloze
when morine ortiIlery-
men opened up on
them.
Evening star., 1944-07-30

ooropon. Sopon principal city bozes from ortiey fire
fight through its streets drive the Jops These
eoherneoks mokne quick chono they engage
Evening star., 1944-05-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1885 panel truck: very good con-
dltion. Parkway Motor Co. 3051 NJ st.
NV. MI. 01S5.
FORD 1885 coach trunk, excellent con-
dition, all good tires-ready to GO S275
Cities Service Gas Sta, 9th and No Moore
St. RoSSlyn Va, Glebe 930"
FORD 1898 dump truck, Sis: below
ce ling price. Call Mrs. Smith AT a54l
l94l EXPRESS AND STAKE luggage trail
ers, equipped with new tires, 6.00xl6;
Si99.50 and S30o,5O Why not buy a
luggage trailer and spend your savings in
War Bonds?
AMERICAN TRAILER Co. INC.
1880 Wis. Ave. WO, 1882,
Open Until o
Evening star., 1944-05-24
BETHESDA. MD.
YEAR 18th AND VARNUM SITS.

Beautiful det. 10-rm,, 3-beth brick on
lot 65xl39 it,, Just west of 9th St, close
TO every convenience; suitable for profess
sional man or organization quarters: may
be purchased furn. If desired For sale
to settle estate less than S25 900. Call
Mr.. Stup, Adams 52S1.
SHANNON & LJJCHS CO
Evening star., 1944-05-24
FILED MAY %. 1914,
Charles e Stewart. Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia.-In Re: Application Of Minnie Hall for
Change Of Name.-Civil Action No. 243I4
Minnie Hail. having filed q complaint
for a judgment changing her name. to
Joan Aldridge Hall and having applied to
the Court for an order Of publication OF
it is, By the Court, this 22nd day Of May,
1914, ORDERED that all persons con-
cerned show cause, if any there be-. on or
before the nth day of June, 1914. why
the prayers Of said complaint should not
be granted: Provided. That copy Of this
order be published once week for three
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter (S) JAS. w MORRIS, Justice
fSeal.) A True Copy. Test: CHARLES e.
STEWART, Clerk. BY EMMA G. SIMPSON,
Deputy Clerk
my24,31,j ,je7
Evening star., 1944-05-24
LYON VILLAGE.

Arlington - Handsome brick home on
well-landscaped corner lot; large living
room and dining room. fully equipped
large BEDROOMS % and and bath bath on on End fioor.
a dozen closets, recreation room. maid S
room and bath, storage room, huilt-in ga
rage with deck. slate roof copper pipes.
For appointment phone CHI 1893.
REAI,TY ASSOCIATES INC
Evening star., 1944-05-24
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
SUBURBAN FARM
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

of June l. 500. Union 1896.
2-BEDROOM COTTAGE at Sherwood
Forrest. starting July 1. Restricted. FIR.
$3.50, Ext. 69S
TAKOMA PARK, 66O6 cockerille ave-
Groom and bath bungalow, oil heat; large
lot, trees; S65 mo. includes water. June /.
SH. 1878, bet 9 and 10 pm
Evening star., 1944-05-24
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employer or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
Nav o"yGi Vor money H9ian bomacf az Ho d1u
nab. RE. 1900. Open til g pm
QUICK, confidential 2nd-trust loans; also
| st trusts; auto and collateral loans.
Metro Co 2O3 Woodward Bldg. Ma 1920.
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature.
Southeastern Discount of Hyattsville. 5303
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville Md. War
Evening star., 1944-05-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, VA.-Price, $1,000. 5-room
brick brick bungalow, near Fairlington, unfin-
Living room with fireplace tile bath Gas
range and refrigerator. Full basement,
coal Goa. lno heat, hot water, 2Jcar garage. Lot
ssy;ssilablee, s;si Y Ehrhardt, 3a1s, Columbia
VIENNA. vA:@Attractive log and frame
Large stone fireplace. with heatoiater 8
bedrooms, bath kitchen, inclosed porch.
trees and berries. $3.50. Call Mrs. Mrs
qaF9a fRIVaTh oWNhRs11,45o S1ssna s liberal terms
from downtown Washington, Is minutes
from Pentagon and Navy Buildings, vet in
oS quiet beeks soqary o Lee syg
hall, 2ox13 studio living room, clear to
front window; dining room. kitchen, com,
Nh hall ba
bath; basement detached brick garage.
E srsr fo fR fes4 or and R mass Sass sell
promptly Simpson place on Telegraph road
at pogue Run, 3 acres best trucklSnd il in
asparagus. flowers and all sorts Of vegeta-
bles House screened, insulated fitted with
coal heater for hot water. We'll and pump
and chicken and hog house. Price. 1880.
Address viii H. Krause. care National
down next Sunday.
FINE HOME, well located-Four bedrms,
bath, INV. oil heat, large porches, shade
shrubs, flowers, large living rm, fireplace,
range. refgr. near 10-cent bus; rent
rooms. Also mi, nearly new 6-rm,, bath
$3.50; terms. BOSS, CHI. 5977.
Mclean, YA.-4 rooms and bath. INV h. i,
hardwood floors, large lot; 3 blocks from
6466.
Evening star., 1944-05-24

Modern detached 15-unit building in
excellent rental neighborhood. low rents;
income over St.SOO a wear. price. 81 500,
terms can be arranged. R d STIMSON,
Ma $3.50
Evening star., 1944-05-24

PLACE AS WELL AS THE NORTHERLY
1aAfssa ere 1S ASo94 sTaEET ~ s0SHasAsa aGREs oi
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded; rec III in ! Li6er No: 1892; folio 2o9 ct
Columbia, and at the request of the party
seGured, thereby, the undersigned trustees
Hanna Place Southeast, ON MONDAY, THE
TaWsENTT EYE * rs1RTT METH pAY or NAY AD ,d1
ioWinsdescribed land and nremisss. an situate uot
as and being parts Of Lot 19 in James
SUBDIVISION ns ot pso oi
in, the once Of. the Surveyor for the Dis
Of c4umba Foa s Lssr Levy Court
South By the North line of n" street,
ae ~sf she oth n hss s son as Of line St
on plat recorded in said Surveyors Once
by The westerly line Of the parcel Of land land
c1Tss 4 5sr q 51. IL n,et s. iGo q 3s7 Of the ksnd
now known for PURPOSES Of assessment
and taxation as Parcel 1913 81, Parcel 2,
Reng NAL, all that part q said lot bounded
Deed recorded in. Liber 1914 at folio as7
Oh the SAID Lana RECORDS, on the South
and East by the Northerly line Of Hanna
Place, as dedicated and shown on plat
recorded. in said Surveyors Once in Liber
10, at folio 80, and on the West by the
East live. of 5lst Street as shown on said
plat of dedication. being now known for
purposes of assessment and taxation as
Parcel 1913 50. subject to the building
in the said Surveyors ONCE in Liber '11O
at folio 80. subject to. agreements Of
Of May 81. 1000. ta1 Statutes, PAGES PAS
TERMS OF SALE. one-third of the
purchase-money to be paid in cash, balance
in two equal installments. payable in one
and two years. with interest at five per
ceutum per -annum, payable mi-annually.
from day of sale, secured by first deed Of
at the option of the purchaser, A deposit
of 81 100000 cash or certified check will
be required at time of sale. All con-
veyancing, recording. revenue stamps, etc
at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to b.
complied with within 30 days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. C
CHARLES v INLAY.
GEORGE L. BUNNELL,
my1T,2n,oco Trustees
Evening star., 1944-05-24
HOME-5 ACRES.

Beautifully landsca ped lawn. rolling fields.
bearing orchard, 5-rm. house with den and
fireplace, ami; barn and other bldgs ,
excellent condition. Excellent neIghbOr-
hood near Falls Church Near main high
way, this lovely PLACE combines beauty
$4,000 cash Call Miss KING, CHI n;2;:
COLONIAL REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1944-05-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont,

BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY
get our offer We charge no commission.
Highest prices paid and prompt settlement.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM. 1b acres: 10-rm. house, ami
barn chicken houses. some livestock, trac.
tor truck and other farm equipment; only
10 mi. from D.. G. Phone MI. $500.
800 ACRE FARM, good farming and graz
ing land; 3 houses, 2 barns and outbuild-
ings: situated midst dairy farm section, on
county road Y mile from highway. AZ
miles from D. c.; will sell for S12, 500, or
81 acres with stream. 10 acres truck patch
and rest in good timber. 4-room house. "a
mile from highway; will sell for $3.50:
y down, rest in terms. M. D. Phillips,
Nokesville, Va. AT. 6331..
ON LEE HIGHWAY. - miles from Wash.
ingtor, 16O acres, we'll watered by streams
part in valuable commercial oak timber
Price only $50 per acre for whole tract
viii sell from 90 to so acre tracts for
500 per acre, Shown by appointment
Phone Herndon 3s. Buell. Farm Agency
Herndon, Fairfax County, Va.
PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, May 27
1914, to settle Virginia estate, $50 acres
excellent grazing, general farming. timber
l4-room house built in 1883, good barn
peper and Front Royal. For further IL
formation. write Mrs. B. H. Morris, Front
ROyai, Va.
Evening star., 1944-05-24

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Bax II Mayo. A. A Co, Md.
NAVAL OFFICE desires 2-bedrm water
front cottage for July or summer, VIC.
ANNAPOLIS Cali TIE. 6O57
FOR SALE-North Beach. Md for invest
ment or summer home Water front prop
erty, buildings consisting OF two i -rm
apis. and four 3-rm. apis, all furn Very
desirable location attlactively priced 10
close an estate, For particulars call SH.
COLONIAL BEACH, Va-Rent. 3-rm.,
porch cottage; elec., water, rowboat Rea-
Sonahle for season Hobart 444U II"
FOR RENT Summer cottage furnished.
combination dining room bedroom, comb-
nation living room-b bedroom kitchen bath
and porch, outdoor fireplace. SEQ feet
waterfront | acre. adloins Herald Har-
Dor Three months, $500. Telephone Balti-
more. WoodlaWu 1919.
NORTH BEACH cottages for sale: gas
rangeS, electricity; good business invest
msu. SH 1856 after s.
RET furnished. summer cottage, -
miles from WASHINGTON, salt water ac-
CeSslhle by bus or car pool MI 5"4O.
Evening star., 1944-05-24
WILL SELI QUICKLY a 10, 4
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
1903 Balto. Blvd, Next Door 10 Hot ShOpp
WA 5000. Open Daily TIL : Pm.
Home on Wooded Knoll

English-type house, living room with
fireplace. 15x22; spacious dining room
modern kitchen, bedroom on first floor .
bedrooms upstairs, . baths. fireplace
everything completely modern, IN new
house condition: unusually beautiful set
$500 cash Call Miss Kng. CH O723.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1944-05-24
BETHESDA,

block from Wisconsin ave. shopping
district. Semibungalow, bedrooms, 2
baths includes bedrooms and bath first
hoor), beautiful oak floors, oil hot-water
heat, electric .refrigerator, large lot, ga
rage. Property in new-house condition
and vacant. Owner will accept reason
able terms. REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
EX 1922 until Q pm