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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
SEEKING TO TRAP
THIRTY DIVISIONS
Seize Panevezys, Only IS
Miles South OF Capital
OF Latvia
BY w, w. HERCHER

LONDON, July 22-(R--
Gen. Ivan C. Bagramian's
First Baltic army, racing into
the heart of Lithuania in an
effort to trap 80 German dl-
visions anchored along the
Baltic coast, today captured
Panexezys, only 85~ miles
south of the Latvian capital
of Riga on the Baltic sea.
Premier Marshal Joseph
Stain in an order of the day
termed Panevezys IAN i'm
portant stronghold in Ger
man defenses covering the
main road from the Baltic to
East Prussia" It's fall put
Soviet columns within 80
miles of East Prussia, and
within 40 miles of the rail
junction of Siauliai, whose
seizure would trap perhaps
100000 German troops in
Estonia, Latvia and Lithu-
ania.
Russian troops 800 miles to the
south toppled the rail junction town
of Chelm, only SO miles from the
big city of Lublin and 200 miles
from German Silesia, in another
powerful drive into the heart OF
Poland, Stain announced in anoth-
err order of the day.
Reach Old Border
The daily Russian com1nunique
also announced that Soviet troops
attacking in Finland had reached
the Finnish-Russian border recog-
nized by Moscow after the 1939-40
winter war, and also said that
Russia had broken into Pskov,
gateway to southern Estonia and
northern Latvia.
Street fighting now is going on
in Pskov, the bulletin said.
Thus the Germans, torn by an
internal revolt in their army, also
were being hammered back in bro.
ken fragments on a front Of more
than 300 miles.
Capture of Panevezys represent.
ed a 45-mile westward advance
from Skopiskis, taken Wednesday
by Bagramian's forces which cut
off the German supply railway
leading to Daugavpils, IS miles east
Continued on Page Seven; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
US. Takes Key Posts On Guam;
Fleet Plans New Jabs At Japs
Liberators Blast zap
To Keep Its Warplanes
From Guam Isle Fight

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, New Guinea, Sum
day, July misunderstanding
the first birthday of the 18th
airforce, Liberators pounced on
zap Thursday and again Fri
day to keep that japanese air
base from interfering with the
landings on Guam, $50 miles to
the northeast.
The second raid occurred on
the day the Marines and SOL
diers went ashore on Guam's
west coast. Guam was invad-
ed Thursday, July 20, west
longitude - U. S. - time which
is July FL in the east longitude
time belt specified in commu-
niques of Gen. Douglas Mcr-
thur.
The big bombers, blasting at
runways and dispersal areas of
Yap in the western Carolines,
shot down two of nine enemy
interceptors the first day and
six out of IL the second day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
new CIVILIAN USO
IS PLANNED HERE
Will Be Opened In Building
At 221 Princess Street
In September

A civilian USO club is under
construction on the second and
third floors of the building at 221
Princess street, and is expected
to be opened early in September,
it was announced here yesterday
by Ralph w. Richards, director of
the new YMCA-operated unit.
Mr.. Richards lists as the poten-
tia1 users of the club facilities per-
sons living in rooms and apart
ments in the downtown area; per-
sons living in outlaying area who
need a meeting center; communi-
ty organizations seeking housing
facilities for their program activi-
ties; and industrial workers who
seek a location for their program
activities.
Richards revealed that plans
have been underway for many
months to establish the unit, and
that the need for it has remained,
but that completion of the pro-
Continued on Page Fifteen; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Ronald Lane
Named Mayor
ByCouncil.
Garland S. Curriin Elected
Mayer Pro Tenn At
Special Meeting
VACANCY NOT FILLED
C;tv's New He a d Pays
Tribute To M anager
Form OF Government

VI Ronald Lane and Garland S.
eurrin both wcll-known business
won we're named mayor a n d
-..yor pro tenn, respectively, Of
tne CITY of Wilmington at special
meeting of the City council yester-
day morning.
The question of appointing a
fifth member TO fill the council
vacancy resulting from the death
Of Mayor Bruce B. Cameron was
moi mentioned.
There we're no dissenting votes
among the councilmen when the
rolls for the officials we're taken,
but Councilmen Robert R. Romeo
was silent for both counts.
Mr.. Romeo later requested City
Clerk J. R. Benson to record the
action as being Unanimous but
admitted that be had not voted.
Mr Romeo declared, Immediately
following the election, that the new
administration would receive his
support and cooperation.
Nominated By Currin
Mr.. Lane, VINO mas served as
mayor pro tenn during the present
term, and has been active as chief
city executive since the illness and
death of Mayor Cameron, was
nominated by Mr. Currin, the NOM
natioa seconded by Robert S. Le-
GWin. LeGwin nominated Mr.. Gus
Tin for the post OF mayor pro tenn,
mad the nomination was support
leby Mayor Lane. City Clerk Ben
Benson presided over the meeting
during the period of voting.
In accepting the office, Mayor
Lane paid sign tribute to the ef-
Flciency Of the city manager form
Of government as It exists in this
community.
Il am very happy and highly
honOfed to receive this appoint
rlent as mayor of the City of Will
lAlngton," he said.
l am very glad that we have
adopted for our community the city
flanager form of government as
j. has accomplished favorable re-
suits This form of government
employs the talent of trained
manager, who makes career of
TINS work and to him it is a job.
he is removed from political mat
tiers and considerations and he has
Ms hands free to apply himself to
his work without favortism or pre-
JUDGE. AS this il his career, he is
naturally interested il doing a good
continued on Page Seven; Col. g.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Calls On Revolt-Ridden
1yArmy For Loyalty AS Russians
Smash Into Heart OF Lithuania
Allies Repulse Germ an Attacks,
Make Large Gains In Normandy

German counterattacks, all of
which were thrown back, cost
them heavily in men and they
lost at least IA tanks.
In one attack southwest Of
Caen the Germans were now
ed down in heaps by British
machinegunners who cooLly lei
their tanks slip through.
The bitter fightir gin sharp
contrast to the quiet every
where else on she 1O0-mile
front-began late Friday and
ragged for ten hours as the
German infantrymen tried re-
peatedly to catch up with their
tanks, Associated Press cor
respondent Roger D. Greene
reported.
The action began north of
Esquay, six miles southwest
of Caen just west of Hill liz,
CONTINUED On Page Two; Col.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
JOHNSTON RESIGNS
EMMANUEL PULPIT
Accepts Call To Paw Creek
Presbyterian Church
Of Charlotte

me Rev. F. S. Johnston, pastor
u Emmanuel Presbyterian church
LOT IN years, has accepted a call
~ me pastorate of Paw Creek
FreSoyterian church of Charlotte,
effective Aug. l.
Inc congregation of the Whining
son church has reluctantly" ac-
.ep'ed mis- resignation, it was an
" an yesterday. A call for
s ano'her pastor to replace the Rev.
,ul' Johnston is expected to be
maze after the effective date Of
MS resignation.
Before coming here, the Rev.
s s-t' johnston held pastorate in
sIOfeAead City and at several 9th.
~ rhurches in the Wilmington
Presbytery.
nc received an A. B. degree
d avn Davidson college and B. D.
S S' from Union Theological
t sIy in Richmond. He h a $
, ,aAen Summer courses at the Uni
h 1gISl.y Of North Carolina, Wander.
Ill., s4s University and Duke Univer
s bly,, During his seminary couse il
11 s, he toured the Bibl.
s,s: s' including Palestine, Egypt
80 Greece, and Italy.
~ oe,oFe entering the seminary
me Rev. Mr.. Johnston was en-
S Sssea IN educational work i,
c cHr.n Carolina, being principal o
u ~lalS'on High c h o | and Rose
p puoo High school, near Goldsboro
h. .ior 10 and during World War ]
Work " "' " a
ns "nlle serving as pastor of I'm
b.. 81 Presbyterian church, tn
das s, MT Johnston has been pres!
.sa Wv OF the Wilmington Minister'S
i sto,: president of the Mir
MAJ. tal lnterracial Alliance, and
NJ tei mo- Of the Civilian Commute
OF L. uSn '
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Reelected Head OF Demo
cratic National Com
mittee At Chicago
TO WELD FACTIONS
M any Southern Leaders
Find Comfort In De-
feat OF Wallace
BY d. HAROLD OLIVER

CHICAGO, July 22.-(R,-Robert
E.Hannegan, of St. Louis, was re-
elected chairman of the Democrat
ic national committee today and
Immediately pledged his efforts to
accomplished welding of all fac
tons within the party to bring a
November victory to the Roosevelt
Truman ticket.
With cash balance of $4,000
on hand but a campaign fund of
$3,OO0,O00 to be raised, the party
renamed all of its national COM
mittee officers and heard reports
that Senator Harry S. Truman of
Missouri, the president new rum
ming mate, probably would carry
on an extensive campaign while
the chief executive gives most of
his time to the war.
I'm going to find out what the
national committee and the COM
mander-in-chief want me to do be-
fore deciding campaign plans"
l. oAiloll LolO IC POl
Official Ballot
At news conference, Truman
made public an exchange of con-
gratulatory kilograms with the
president while, meantime. an Of
fetal announcement of his second
ballot nomination for vice presi-
dent showed be received 1,O31 OF
the conventions 1,176 votes, with
Vice President Henry A. Wallace
getting 105.
Il send you my heartiest con-
CALCULATIONS on your victory" the
presidents message said. I am
of course very happy to have you
run with me. Let me know your
plans. l shall see you very soon.'
Truman replied: Thank you Mr..
President. I am happy to be your
running mate. 1 will be in Mis-
souri, until August l, our primary
day. I am at your command and
want to see you SOON"
At the request of fellow mem
bers, Truman said he would delay
resigning the craftsmanship of the
special senate war investigating
committee.
II intend to resign, however," he
Continued on Page Seven; Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Production Of Turrets
Halted By Clio Strike

DETROIT, July 22.-(P-Produc-
ton OF turrets for bombers was
halted today when 1000 workers at
other drive plant of the Briggs
Manufacturing company left their
jobs in dispute over job trans
fers.
A company spokesman SAID the
strike followed refusal OF AZ en-
ployes to accept assigned work un-
der an agreement made a year ago
with local 212. United Automobile
Workers (C1O).
less Ferrazza, loca1 president
said the company violated ar
agreement by asking the men TO
accept lower pay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Ethyl-D0w Will Receive
Army-Navy e July 70

will make the acceptance address
on behalf of the employees
Mr.. Cantwel will accept the
award on behalf of the company
at the ceremony at which Robert
Strange, insurance representative
and past commander of Whining
1un Post No. 10, American Legion,
will act as master of ceremonies.
The Army-Navy "E" is award
ed jointly by the Army and Navy
to industrial plants that have es-
tabIshed and maintained outstand-
ing records in the production of
var material. It consists of a pen
rant to be flown above the plant,
s..:ld pins to be worn by each en-
plcye.
News of the granting Of the
Continued on Page Fifteen; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23

Canadians in morning and aft
ernoon drives Topped off
four sided German salient Of
several square miles along the
Orne, taking the towns of
Etavaux and Tterville and re-
occupying maltot. Earlier in
the day headquarters had ac-
knowledged Maltot was back in
German hands.
Forty-five miles to the west,
just north of Periers, Ameri-
can doughboys drove several
hundred yards across the little
seves river near the town Of
Seves to form a new spear
head which threatened the
Carentan Periers road below
the present Allied drive down
the road from the northeast.
The new spearhead drove to
within mile and half of
the highway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
Indications OF Broad Tobacco Market
Holiday Grow In South eastern States

united leaf as unfair, said the
suspension of sales might be ex-
tended unless the OPA reconsid-
cred.
In Washington, the OPA an
nounced meeting Monday to seek
settlement of the controversy
which developed after its disclo-
sure Thursday of 1914 ceilings.
Besides the weighted average
ceiling of 80 cents for united leaf.
the OPA set a ceiling of 43 IL
cents for tied tobacco. Growers
demand Al cents and As IL cents,
respectively.
Edward F. Ragland, chief Of
the OPA's tobacco section, said
the agency would consider care
Continued On Page Two; Col. -
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23

Mai. John w. Thurlow, Raleigh
area representative of the AAF'
Materiel Command. will be the
keynote speaker at the presenta-
ton of the Army-Navy &c" award
20 the men and women employees
Of the Kure Bach plant of the
Fthyl-Dow Chemical company at
d m. Wednesday, July 26, it was
announced yesterday by Manager
G. E. Cantwen
Lieut.. John M. Wilson, USNR, of
the UsS Tolland, AKA ship now
being commissioned at the North
Carolina Shipbuildilg company,
will represent the Navy and pre-
sent token pins to the employe
representatives, Max B. Register
E. N. Grubbs, H. W. Duke, j. D.
Loughlin and c. W. Lewis Register
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
U. S. SUB TROUT
LOST IN ACTION
Was Used To Remove Mil
lions In Gold And Sill
yer From Philippines

WASHINGTON, July % ~
The submarine Trout. w h h
sratched fabulous treasure in
gold, silver and bonds from be-
meath the muzzles of japanese guns
in the Philippines has been lost in
action against the Nipponese.
This was announced today by the
navy, which disclosed that the sub
marine Tullibee also is overdue and
presumed lost on war patrol.
Slipping past Japanese shore bat
teries and into Manila Bay early
in 1912, the Trout delivered badly
needed anti-aircraft ammunition to
American forces then fighting val
iantly to hold the fortress Corregi-
dor.
She took On tons of gold and
silver for the return trip, along
C&v EN
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23

nation requesting growers to de-
lay marketing their crops pend
ing outcome of the appeal to the
OPA. A marketing holiday was
endorsed at a meeting of nearly
300 growers and warehousemen.
Virginia growers arranged to
discuss their price problem in
Washington Sunday.
Georgia's markets would have
opened Monday, July "a. South
Cardinals open August l.
In addition to recommending a
five-day holiday, South Carolina
growers appealed to U. S. Senator
E. D. Cotton Ed Smith D-SC)
for an investigation of the OPA's
tobacco price-fixing.
Georgia's Under, denouncing
the proposed 39-cent ceiling for
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
By GLADWIN HILL

S u p r e M e HEADQUAR-
TIERS ALLIED EXPEDITION
AIRY FORCE, Sunday, July %
-RHDespite mud which bog
ged down fighting along much
of the Normandy front yes
terday, Allied forces, after re-
pulsing several German coun-
ter-attacks, struck out in two
sectors, making substantial
gains and capturing at least
three more villages.
The Allied offensive were
baked at the key points eight
miles east of Caen and at St.
Lo by six inch deep mud
the result of two days of tor
rental rain - but Americans
and Canadians improved their
pos i ions at intermediate
points.
Four miles south of Caen the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-07-23
new GROUP TAKES
OFFICE IN JAPAN
Spokesman Says Foreign
Policy Will Remain 'Ab-
solutely Unchanged
(Bv The Associated Press)

A new government under Gen.
Kuuniaki Koiso, former governor
general of Korea, took office in
Japan today and official spokes-
man announced that Japanese
foreign policy, especially regard
ing greater east Asia, would re-
main absolutely unchanged.
Gen Hideki TOTO, outgoing pre-
mier previously stripped of half
a dozen jobs, was officially placed
on the reserve list even in the
army, the war ministry announc-
ed in a statement broadcast by
the japanese news agency Domei
and recorded by the Associated
(COntinued m Pare Fifteen. Col. ~
Evening star., 1944-09-29
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TAKOMA PARK-4-unN brick apt, corne

TAKOMA PARK-4-unN bElek apt, corner
1850 1850. eve ewes. sH. o9e9. ~
s-FAMILY FLAT-Modern detached brick,
income s4.32o year; price only s.6. 500.
Call Mr.. Evans, WO. O29O. SHANNON &
LUCHS Co, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
6-FAMuY, converted into IL apis. show
ing 22@ on equity: can be bought lor
s6oIt seos = tines rent Cal rTsdpn MI SonnSon Dl,
INCOME saao FER MoNTHN4 spts,. com
pletely furnished, h--wh., oil; ire alarm
system. also fire escapes; price complete
1880: terms . MA Sl37.
SMALL APT. 10 units and ianitor's quar-
tiers. Mass ave Sc. In sood nel5hoorhood
old: annual rental s7.lo0: price very
LEE. 32Ii Penns. ave. Sc, Ii. 1000.
BRICK. 2-story corner building in excep-
tional condition. at present being used Tor
ONCE space: adaptable to any type Of busi
to increase in the future. CAL Mr.. REA-
Wis. d. 3100. Ewes. and Sunday. OR.
INVESTMENT PRoPERTY-Lot approx
75x100 It., improved by 12rm.. pebbledash
dwelling nov renting for ST 50 monthly
NEAR NAVY YARD-Corner 4-tamily nat;
2 rooms. kitchen, tile bath each; h.-w.h, !;
cellar; colored tenants; income, S15S mo;
price Sl2,5OO, terms. WIN j. DAVIS, 800
H st. NV, Ma 1856. ewes. MI. 1857.
2O-UNIT BLDG, downtown BLDG. perfect
condition: white tenants; income approx.
Sl4 600 year; price, $4,000.
can be bouaht for 8 times rental; approx.
100000 cash REQUIRED.
Call Harry Cohen, GE. 02ss. SHANNON
& IUCHS CO, 1908 n st. nv. MA 2.}45
Evening star., 1944-09-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

PERMANENT GOVT OFFICIAL wants "a
9nf; UNI 6edroom pear house, preferably Md or W,
ences oL. M :.s4s @S4s. ana feiriser"tor; refer
HOUSE, unturnished. min bedrooms. dry
eoIple. no children. Eve. or sun. Sligo
NAVAL OFFICER now renting a delightful
nnished.. in Silver Spring, wishes trade for
or 4 bedrm. home, same area. either
eafn1. eafnlshsf GE Sf Sf141 unfurnshed GE 1870;
NEED : or 3 bedrm house or apt; prefer
tpurnished; p ,1i cohvenlent pubic transportation
CLERGYMAN'S FAMILY needs or : room
mouse or apartment preferably Hillcresl
Sc ss,,, PHONE he Union 439a aa*
BILE, Iefernces. UN. 1873 'e' -e'po''''-
smkNnsHED anatt or unturnShed house or
high school, NV. wanted By mother and
daughter. Phone Gil. 64l0 or Gil 1855
UNFURNIsHtD HOUSE, 6 or : rms. "
section, for very reliable tenant. with eS
eell.nt reIs. CAN EN-. 1890 untii pm,
EuRNIsHEbD RI IhMHE6D noe co. 2a94 % Go Som sye.
three tn bedrooms. in suburban district be-
fofe pm. Decatur 900. Ext. "A, after
u " W.NIEn .NNafl9nal oos4' EIt: ahB j.
house badly needed by Army officer and
damily a once 500 max rent Can RE
otuV,, EXt 2S9b, a.m.-o pm. Va pre-
AM DESPERATE. need 4-bedroom house
un1urniShed; Army officer with > children
gooo REFERENCES; Arlington preferred others
Q *. Box 340-K Star
BRITISH OFFICIAL and family require
furnished house or apartment with 3 or
I bedrooms: NV. district preferred Can
Executive 202o, Ext. 66
REFINED COUPLE. permanent residents.
desire 2-bedroom unfurnished house or
apt n nearby Virginia. Taylor 5O4S A.
STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICER wants to
rent furnished Georgetown house i-5 bed
rooms Call EN-. 1894 after pm il
Evening star., 1944-09-29
LOTS FOR SALE.

ssai: $500 F. 3. MoNAR. R B. i
sfTENTfoN s2aHE Tfo f0s1 oT BUILDERS. developer.
class subdivision that is ready TO go; l4o
ssTss near Alexandra or Penn pav n, IN
a,a rom PentsSon s Blds hieh eie1.sion. Seaa
tiful views, near enough to the new pro.
IsoM ROM is eonstTaesi5a; eisesrtsI,y: ssIs.
phone' o61 bus transportation syaiisole; fac,
aRa
engineers suggested plan of subdivision
must be sold for division between own.
priced a. $3.50 Der acre, on reasonable
terms, with release agreement 70 respon
II sSe nSnsG sYyfG TeIsBhsne 54s utilities RH asa
Conn; ave. and Jones Mill rd., near new
Naval Health Center; also apt hotel site
2 ~. 2o2 2 So r.: southeast corner Conn ~ ave
D. C: hotel license permits: many needed
business and entertaining privileges, in
9eans II e..
NV. D1 $3.50 until pm. Brokers. at
wooDSIDE PARK. Silver. Spring. Md
Large beautiful wooded lot. in highly re-
stricted community. all improvements; sac
rifce less than I5c per So it. 81 2416
feet south Of Fessenden St. CHEVY Chase,
on Belt I'd. less than two blocks from
Wisconsin ave. cars; five blocks from Con-
nectlcut ave. out Fessenoen st: adJoins
30xa0 alley. large enough for nve-room.
two-h bath home; gas, electricity. hard-sur-
faced street weter and sewer: level lot
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-40x125 IT; no
assessments. Woodley 1914
IN AURORA HILLS, large wooded hilltop
lot, view of Washington, fully improved
ready to build on. Bargain for cash. OF
easy terms arranged. INQUIRE Aurora Hills
nffcp D311 South Ar1inCton ~
Arlington, Va.
LOTS, acreage. in. out D. c.: right price
terms, trade; buy now. build later. N. &
RYON CO. GE 6I46.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS-27 lots 6O-ft
frontage minimum, wooded; gas. water
and sewer in: vic. Bethesda Nava
Medical and Natl Institute of Health
approximately $500 each. part or all. Cal
WI. 1888 or RE 1918.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAkD.

TUXEDO. MD. near cheyerly-2-story g.
snd yng m sth
ment, h.-v. coal heat; large lot: near
stores sna bss Sss7
1903 Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville, Md,
Sfai near hes SLlSTSss. lsnHbst mD.-Beautifu Broom
Over "a acre of sround, On State. hwy.
$3.50 down DEWEY N. FREEMAN. siiyer;
l,ii 4AkoMA Ma f?iais Fask, o1s1 rs Broom stucco
frame bungalow. large lot: bath, hot-water
hs1 GOAL price New 61sk
porch, Venetian blinds: gas airo5conditioned
Price sssS Rsnt
EDMoNsToN. MD MD. Ssf 500 down. s45 mo:
buys this completely redecorated Arm. and
pantry. s.bedrms.. mas master en- bedrm. has '
tian blinds stairway to unfinished attic;
8. Davis, VA $500. 5sos saitimore I'd bivd.,
sEss siEk M srRNc Hot se1ppe se9ss
ton; ta % Just Az MI from silver Spring. on
osS Ffad a Gil view long
% so1s oane4 sisss sTe must ss snd due best to Of
Priced At SIe, $50. on terms. Z. 8. PRfcE
1850 DoWN, SS move u risht M in fo to this lovely
arm. and bath bungalow; large living
sshfn n n..ss5 ssSR Md es nssi quick ana nfa
ROBERT g.. DAVIS. WA. 5000. 530S
Baltimore blvd. Hyattsville. Md. near
II. ENGIEWooD-Lovely asbestos -shinsle
bungalow. rms, tile bath and shower;
basement, side porch. large corner lot:
only Se.a50 with 81 l,b00 down. ROBERT
DAYS. s,t,yis. VA asoo sso2 o AsltimSre asann.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

AIIENIioN! AT ,c Are you thinking of selling
sTRo6P 81 re- REAEf co psee ss
CASH CA FOR ANY KIND of real estate. brick
or RARRY IEame; MS soioTed onss or white DAVID E
~ CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its value
scday y, Our opinion entails no .6gstlen
e. III e. saash:Rs "s ss7 81 61s
IMMEDIATE ssdPni a cAsH for or D 9w C. Md or Va
f,sP Vs: Mr. Ct
W " rSY x AZ CASH for ne. and Sc. sS prop.
'?;ss sSS ,ii5ss's@sn:s St. s. eRSs sloS
,essn,;sh ,en e.sh It won't take US long Prompt
DIRECT FROM owner, to 9 rm. house.
70 is Fl rms rs D 1T E stss 81 se for m qes1
mean business. s. a; oGARVEY DI, 45os:
eyes eve an and Sun, GE. $3.50, Thomas Circle
convenient to school. Submit details Prefer
to deal direct with owner. Box 290-K. Star.
with GEORGE ". aosERrsoN. aos a9ifk aeske,h Sale
ST., Chevy Chase. Md. WI. 55s4. spe-
WAYeKoFT II and and vlsinisy pa2Isy'ef Of North Wash
room and bath brick home: will pat
top market price. l.. T. GRAVATTE. 72S
18th ST. nv. Realtor, MA 075;i
Cash G. 81 BUFFERS urgently in need Of homes
have solicited the aid of our experienced
sales organization. You may expect prompt
cali and list your property with us US f for
sale; Eve; or Sun, phone Georgia 29OO
L T. ,GRAVATIE. Realtor. 729 18th st.
WE CAN SELL your house In any section
OF the city: We have been building and sell
Ing houses in the District of Columbia for
many years and We are probably better
9uaiined to handle your property for you
II you wish quick and satisfactory esuits,
call a; H Parker. ia. 1868 or RA 1853.
j b TIFTEY y SON, 316 Kennedy s.. NV.
HILlCREST-6 or 7 room house. all cash
gas heat preferred. Box 321-K, Star %
BRICK DETACHED, not over $4,000
auto. heat, 3 bedrooms, baths, lavatory
on 1st floor. recreation room, maids room
and bath in basement, screened porch
restricted neighborhood: in D. C. or nearby
Md. Give location. price, age and all
particulars. Box 1861. Star.