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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

Exclusively yours: Any resem-
blanee between that general in the
book "A Bell for Adanoe and Blood
and Cuts" Patton will be strictly
-coincidental in the film version. If
there was resemblance in the book.
Hollywood is making sure by deft
ie-writing that you will never rec
cgnize il in the movie.
Comedian Eddie Bracken. who bet
on Dewey, bet the stork would bring
him a boy. It was a girl. Paramount
is threatening to star him in I'D
Rather Be wrong
Hollywood's unofficial caste" sys-
tenn has been carried to its logical
conclusion. En- route to Lake Arrow
head for Columbia's One Against
Seven" dog in the cast rode in a
bus with the rest of the actors. But
the hounds stand-in had to ride in
the rear Of a truck
The screens fat man, Sidney
Greenstreet. hopes to be the thin
man soon. Hes on a strict daily diet
of two pieces of toast, two slices of
bacon, as much tea as he wants. and
an inch and half square of cake.
Describing himself for an inter-
viewer the other day. Peter LORE
said: I'm a gruesome creep"
Marie Denham, daughter of Merle I
Obercn's secretary and a protege of /
the actress, will soon be seen as /
cover model on four national maga-
zines.
FLYING COEEINS'
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

Major Gene Raymond's brother
Lieutenant Robert NARROW. bomber
pilot, has been flying the block
busters over Nazi targets for the last
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04
FACES DRUNK COUNT

Tom Riveras, Indian.32, was ar
rested on a charge of drunkenness
in the AGO block, Broadway. at
1:20 am. Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

The present consumption of av-
iation gasoline by our air forces is
over l50,000,009 gallons a month in
the theaterS of operations only.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

u. S. steel output totaled 325
million tons in the past four years,
double the rest of the worlds pro-
duction in any two years before the
war began.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

Ranking as the third largest wool
growing nation in the world, Am
erica's wool textile production today
is g per cent greater than during
World War l.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

The cigaret girl is missing at one
night club. but her stand has a
sign: Holy Smokes. No Smokes.
Another vacation. Pretty soft, eh?"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04
Nothing Can Do
More For You

in the entire field of aspirin than St.
Joseph Aspirin. None faster, none bet
ter. st. Joseph Aspirin is the worlds
largest seller at 10c. Also sold in the
large economy size, 100 tablets only
35c. Demand st. Joseph Aspirin.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04
SELF-INDULGENCE

Andy Hickox. business manager
for many stars, won't let any OF
lis CLIENTS have money to buy boats.
But he has one Of the snappieSt on
Balboa bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04

FLYING COFFINS'
After two years preparation. the
Rickenbacker picture First, Last
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-04
How To Relieve
Bronchitis

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
famed bronchial mucous men,
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle Of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way 1t
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Evening star., 1944-04-14

the Palace will applaud the project as
brilliant success. The musical play
may not be what 1t was in its Broad
way days, but it is a wild and visu-
ally beautiful dream, a kind of cock
eyed fairy tale which may not al
ways make sense but which has q
way of stirring the senses as has nc
other extravaganza since Hollywood
| was cactus. 1t will stun you, no
less, and, having done so, may logi-
cally be referred to as stunning.
The original Lady in the Dark
was regarded as an expensive pro-
duction but, compared with this one,
it comes off hardly any better thar
one of those productions the kids
put on in the attic with items found
In grandma's trunk. Here is the
colossal merged with the opulent
and both photographed In the most
resplendent color since the last
aurora borealis. And in the middle
of 1t all stands Miss Rogers as q
girl whose troubles with her love life
inject the humanity dramatic ele-
ments of pathos, humor, terror and
touches of delirium tremens.
X + i
Moss Hart's original story has not
been lost in the clouds on which the
heroine dances in this Lady in the
Dark" It's central figure is q beau
tiful, brilliant and successful woman
magazine editor who finds life hol-
low to the point of madness. She
finally consents to visit q psychia-
trist, only to become a worse emo
tional mess when she resents his
blunt diagnosis that what she needs
is true femininity and eventual
domination, or subjugation by the
right male.
Given that open door to a wom-
ans conscious and subconscious
mind Director Mitchell Leisen, mas
ter-mind of Lady In the Dark" has
wonderfully assumed that the sky is
the limit. Not figuratively, under
stand. but literally. Sequence after
sequence, he shoots Miss Rogers of
into inter-stellar space in dreams in
which she is followed by all the So
phisticated, beautifully dressed peo-
pie OF her fashion magazine world
There are three males who haunt
her dreams as we'll as her waking
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Hart's play from stage to screen has
been in respect to its music. With
= chance to 60 gorgeously fantastic
In the dream areas of the plot, the
picture reduces the music to an in
cidental status. 1t Is largely back
ground melody in the three lavish
sequences which are the "Blue
Dream" the Wedding Dream" and
the Circus Dream" all of them
Disneyesque in dimensions and
color. Miss Rogers, with the help OF
Don Loper, dances through these
turning vocal long enough only to
do excerpts from MY Ship" and
"Jenny's Song" Suddenly It's
Spring" also from the original, is
retained, as it properly should be
in Difference to Composer Kurt Well
and Lyricist Ira Gershwin. "Jenny's
Song" led by Miss Rogers but with
all the grotesque figures of her
dream taking part, is the high light
OF the circus sequence and the most
cleverly treated vocal passage In the
Aim.
Miss Rogers may not be a Ger
trude Lawrence, which no one but
Miss Lawrence ever will be, but she
makes an acceptable heroine in the
screens adaptation Of the trium-
IphaHt musical. She is ably supported
by Milland. who is as much at home
In sophisticated comedy as any one
this side of Noel Coward; by Mar,
Phillips, who makes a wonderfully
disillusioned associate editor of that
fashion magazine; by Loper as dance
partner and by Mischa Auer as 9
temperamental fashion photogra-
pher perpetually on the verge o1
insanity.
Paramount has done well by the
lesser parts. AS a matter of fact
Paramount has done so well by the
whole picture that 1t probably nees
not worry bit about all those mil.
lions the production cost.
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life. One is Warner Baxter, the
older man for whom she has q IA
ther-complex. Another is Jon Hall
who Is = beautiful hunk
type, a movie star who fits into Miss
Rogers scheme in a fashion that
leaves her confused but which you
will understand without a second
thought. The third of her mascu-
line horrors, so to speak, and the
most horrible of the lot Is Ray Mil
land. Mr.. Milland Is the truly dom
inant male, an employe with a nasty
disposition, an ironic tong,le and q
ruthless determination to get her
editors job if he has to drive her
insane or into marriage to accom-
plish his purpose.
There Is deal Of potential humor
in quadrangle like that and Lady
in the Dark" is never so beautiful
and dumb that 1t fails to realize it
The comedy is at its best, naturally
in the relationship between Miss
Rogers and Milland, relationship
that is never as platonic and profes-
sional as they both pretend. 1t also
Is amusingly handled in the affair
between herself and Hall, the latter
q far less deft actor than Milland
but almost perfectly designed to play
so uncomplex part as a beautiful
hunk-o -man.
y. X \
The ma jor loss in the transition of
Evening star., 1944-04-14

operation yet carried out by Allied
forces. It dares to open undra-
matically with the plans for the
operation. But it moves very quickly
from there to the breath taking I'm
plications of the monster American
and British conveys converging OF
Northwest Africa.
The real excitement begins, Of
course, with the actual landing of
troops, the first steps on the long
road back In the European theater
Of war.
A truth far more dramatic than
fiction is faced realistically by those
who put together "T,lnisian Victory y
That truth is that the Germans
turned out to be anything but q
push-over after the initially sue
Icessful landing Of Allied forces; that,
indeed. there were heartbreakine
retreats and the threat Of defeat
for many weeks before the Amer
ican- British juggernaut began to
perform up to expectations.
Victory in Tunisia" has grown
old since the film put together by
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Lady in the Dark Emerges
AS Stunning Screen Drama
BY JAY CARMODY.

The lack Of Gertrude lawrence to play the role which written
hampered Pictures all
Dark into celuloid Taking the last fetter of
decided that with Ginger
that down the last gallery
Evening star., 1944-04-14

with sufncient artfulness to take
imitation as his theme and make it
funny in spite OF the supposed
naivete Of vaudeville audiences,
headlines this weeks Capitol stage
show. He also acts as its master of
ceremonies, introducing in turn Wally
Rand, who also runs TO humor, and
Jean Carroll, who does the same SO
successfully that you think of her
as kind OF distaff O'Keefe.
The other act on the bill is pro-
vided by Lynn Allison. who does a
medley of Strauss waltzes to the
piano accompaniment of Sam Jack
Kaufman 1t Is pleasant or better
than that during the periods when
Mr.. OKeefe is the dominant
personality. j. C.
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Sullivans' Saga ON Screen

THE suILIvANs,' starring Anne
Baxter, and Thomas Mitchell, 4 Tven.
tisth Century-Fox production, directed by
LLOYD Hacon, produced by Sam JANE
screen play By Mary c. Mccall, r.. story
py EdwaTd Doherty and Jules Sehermer.
At the Capitol
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Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

stage.
NationaI-"Connecticut Yankee:
$50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"The Sullivans":: IL am.
las, 4:30. tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage
shows; l, 3:45, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Columbia "Tunisian Victory:
11.25 am, 1:l0, $50, 4:35, Sis, 8
and s:45 pm.
Earle Shine On, Harvest
Noon: IL am, 1:45. 4:30, tbs and
1905 pm. Stage shows: los, $50,
6:35 and Gas pm.
Keith's-"An Baba":: 1l:30 am,
1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and Gas pm.
Little-"Major Barbara: IL a.m.,
los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Metropolitan - Cover Girl: IL
am. los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and 9:40
pm.
Palace-"Lady in the Dark: II ::35
am, 2:05, 4:35, ITO and $40 pm.
Pix-"The Lady Is willing: $40,
SIS and 9:10 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts
continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-04-14

LADY IN THE DARK" starring Gin
ger Rosers and Ray Milland, Paramount
release of Mitchell Leisen production, di-
rected by Mitchell Leisen, based on play
by Moss Hart songs by Kurt Well, ira
Qershwin. Johnny Burke and James Van
Heusen. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1944-04-14
Tunisian Drive
Drama Retold
lat Columbia

The Allied war machine passed
Tunisia some months ago on the
road to freedom, but the motion
pictures made en- route are some
thing to see. They are visible now
at the Columbia Theater under the
title, "Tunisian Victory" and they
tell a story of modern combat in the
fullness Of its drama as it has not
been told before. Even Desert VIC
tory" the brilliant pictorial account
OF the British 9Th Army's defeat of
Rommel in North Africa, lacked the
|over-all dramatic forcefulness Of this
later account, which is the COM
posite work of the American and
British war film services.
In "Tunisian Victory" one sees
the first and most successful Joint
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Col. Frank Capra and Col. Geoffrey
Keating was shot, but there Is high
excitement In 1t even now. Battle
lscenes Of which there are many,
especially aerial combat shots which
consume much Of the footage. still
echo with the terrors and the thrills
they held those months ago. That
they do Is 4 triumph not merely
for those participating, but for those
who produced the pictorial record
which ends, as the war will, on the
spectacle Of thousands Of disarmed
Germans who have surrendered the
superman dream. j. C.
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THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS,
435 Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY CORNER BRICK DWELLING,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY CORNER BRICK DWELLING,
l39 V STREET NORTHWEST. ~
q Columbia passed in Civil Action, No.
20,147. we will sell at public auction. in
lTonI I1 OF the premises. on MONDAY, THE
SIXTH SIX HID pay OF MARCH; 1874. AT. THREE
land and premises Situate in " the iSfs Dstrict tHe
of Columbia and being Lot rs in Paul's
subdivision 81 in Block So Of StellwaRen and
Edmonston, Trustees, subdivision known
as As ADDITION to LIE Droit Park" and OF
washington: as per PsuTs Subdivision. as as
per plat recorded in the Once Of the
surveyor for the District OF Columbia in
Liber County 20 at folio f. Said property
being now known for purposes OF assess
TERMS OF SALE: One-third Of the
purchase money to be paid in cash and
the balance in two equal installments
1syd 1syabls in in. one and two years from, TIE
the promtssory notes of the purchaser
bearing interest at the rate q six per
centum per. annum. payable semiannually
and secured by deed of trust on the prop
the purchaser. $4,000 deposit required
upon acceptance of bid All conveyancins,
revenue stamps, notary fees and recording
at nurcnasers cost Terms Of sale to be
sale, otherwise the trustees "eserve the
right to 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 H. HOUSTON.
NATHAN LEVIN,
fell ,1S,25,mh3 Trustees.
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
RECAPPING.

One-day service. by appointment only.
Can ME. 1896. Custom built work. Grade
GOODYEAR Tire Co.. zoo New York ave.
NV. Leave car in the morning, call for
same
Evening star., 1944-03-14
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

CASH for your truck. Cali Mr. Via. Il.
o9go; Market Auto Service. 623 H st. ne.
SWAP 1896 Terraplane for truck. What
No dealers a.
l.TON sTAKE-BoDY TKUCK-Wil pay
al cash. Any make or model will be con-
stdered. See Mr.. Heneman Federal Cen
sFsetinE Co" OILS New York ave, nv.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
OFFICES foR RENT.

TuRNIsHED Office, containing 2 desks,
nles, etc. available Arril list. Can be seen
between IL and daily. sos Chandler
! LARGE oFFicE III M ROOMS. partly fur.
nished, st floor. near court. Call Metro
politan $500.
BETHESDA - rooms. use. of reception
room in Medical Bldg., for physician. WI.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 1Ola-ton. long wheelbase. stake
body, dual wheels. overload springs, good
tires. good condition. See only by ap-
FORD 1881 model "a" la-ton pickup
truck: good tires. Call CHI. 5715.
FORD van body truck: excellent condition:
IA ctory rebuilt motor, 1885; Just passed
D. c. inspection: $3.50. 3l71 Mt. Pleasant
st. n W. am TO $40 p m. weekdays.
Evening star., 1944-03-14

The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF APRIL.
A-b. 1874. At the SAME PLACE on the
~ oap1R Or THE TRUSTEES.
mh7.1l,21,28
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FARMS FOR SALE.

'IsS ACRES. near Frederick Nd; shipping
milk to Washington; 14-room home: cleo
TIC pump, productive land, more avail.
outbuildinss;. 4 barsain. i1.50o. Il cash.
John Burdoft. Rt. No. ., Silver Spring,
ENcv NJ Call A, Ashton 1886;
from D c., near bus and r. r. sta, Modern
4.oedroom home with h.-w.. heat. fully
equipped. kitchen, garage and other out
and we'll worth. s10,5O0. r. p. Ripley,
sH; T53a; eyes. WI; $500. Mr. Able.
C0NTAINING 40 ACRES. with 100 acres
tlllaole; large barn. outbuildings springs
and stream: located 5 miles southwest of
rredericS. Nd on hard-surfaced State
for S7.650. will sell for S6.25O. Phone
Temple 1900.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
SHOULD SELL TODAY.
$1,000 CAsH-s75 PER MONTH.
8O0 OUINTANA PI, NV

Ia blocks to Sheridan shopping center
near schools, bus and car line: detached
rooms and bath, Beautiful long nefiV iVns room
unit, toilet, laundry trays and buiit.ina
and Viii R psas. put you In nes ies
yards with fun.srowing shrubbery; price,
Soc snss Gan substantial ~ cash is paid bal
C0toRED-Near 18th and lamont sts.-
70 large rooms, 21a baths. automatic heat
stsSn;n:s ssissen; $4,000; 81 terms Ask for A. W.
!c0LoREIj 400 block, sth st. nw.-s-
stxousy sxusy brick: 9 tpoms bath, stove heat;
ssSoL6ssEsip5p ii p's 500 block N. j. ave. NV
cssS rsauireS IeSmI osth Hnrs,r nw heat s39o
eSa eol6hshp-4oo blk. Lamont st. NV
Kitchens, > baths, recrestion room. s.c.r
saaTase. ssaganse. Call Mrs. Lewis. DU. 1857 or Elk.
ooms rev, Say os Sutf.n E,s st pores
yard; garase; perfect condition. So, $50.
1oG sSxn GSa sGS' .s re- n.s1 lsss
20-foot 'front.' 8, rooms and bath, h..W. h,
$685. asssP Reilly iGs Sa NJ. Hippo Tns
nest ssh .nd rsom. SIs Dl kiteh.a che.
and bath, each floor; separate entrances
and beating plants; terms;
bath, kitchens. :Wh with oil sood
soa ! St. NV. NA. 6fss. Be. = 7ssa. @as.s Co.
COLORED BARGAIN.
\. On GsoIsia ave-, Colonial brick. 8 rooms
Excel Exec a eond, one and priced for quick sale for
Your Neighbor Bought From Us"
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co., ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
HOUSES FOR SALT.

NEAR CONN. AND NEBR. AYES.
This fine brick home is being offered
for. the first time. 1st-foor bedrm. and
bath; studio living rn., modern Kitchen:
= master bedrms and bath on end moor.
or without furniture. Call EN-. 1920
til 9 pm
Evening star., 1944-03-14
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
N p. c. OR MD, Chevy Chase, Mass. ave.
section or saa;a Somerset, EdSsmere. Battery
w HAVE CLIENTS Who Win pay pay cash for
sflins0prs sfter pm 4eI3 eH 1ss hwy Oxford ass
MARKET VALTE can be obtained on your
shows g. 60 aualified buyers, from $4,000
Dss0s,D.T,t;y; List today 70! ospprsisai. No
Will PAY CASH 1'Ha Tor Gonn houses sVf in Mount
RsiI,er RS.i,:r,,, c1lm.r 1n.a Manor Cottage City
WE PAY ALL CASH for any ne. and Sc.
Miller, 500 1th st, Sc. FR. a1oo. ''
SSSD sa .: .n nearby b. $685. ss'''2 2D e
{ PAY ssA HIGHEST .l-cash prices for r. old
asss eSosei %osd:y No 81 nT e. sa MFs KERN
Will FAY cAss for or .insn ~ house an.'i in D. G..
from private party. Quick settleme ent. No
os RooS m5a.rR R4 hoss Sess Or sun..ov
ssS p.y ss ssa$;.!onM M R.y esos se'h and
and conditions in B. G. G NC No cha charge nousss for
Appraisal. Mr. Puchetti. NO, 5737 or
viii viii Buy from owner lately built ? or ?
description and cash price. Box 14s-G,
TO BUY OR SELL any home or invest
results. Thurm & Silver, Ma. 9654
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
mshes SEP pEess cosa psd spS gs9RRs ett n
81 9th st. NV DI 6l50
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IN LOVELY EDGEMOOR.

Best possible neishbors in finest possible
neighborhood. white brick home, distinc-
tive architecture and landscaping larse
lot, detached garage; attractive. LIVING
dining room, beautifully equipped kitchen.
2 bedrooms, modern bath. screened con-
crete porch: full basement: oil or coal fur.
piping to install another bedroom. dressing
room and bath; $10.50O: substantial cash
REQUIRED. Call OIL. 2Os4, exclusive asent.
Evening star., 1944-03-14
SuMMEk CAMPS.

SEND YOUR LITTLE GIRL to camp this
summer: hne location In Penna. trans
outdoor Sports. coaching and music For
information call Spruce 01S0-W. 25s
Evening star., 1944-03-14
NEAR 3rd AND DOUGLAS
SITS. NE

Only Se,95O. Owner leaving town,
Big 6-room brick; big porcfles q screen
ed, h.-w;h.. elec.. re.rigerator. built-in
garage Easy walking distance Tech High
and grade and stores: 10-minute trans
portation to town. To inspect, call Mr..
Tolson, DI 1872
Evening star., 1944-03-14

2-FAMILY HOME.
Woodbridge 1904 18th st. n.e-De-
5 finished attic rooms. oil heat. slate roof,
front porch lot 64x10O, garage; vacant.
Near bus, stores, schools; $10,s50. Open
1-6 pm.
VIM. R. THoRowGooD,
2024 R. l. Ave NE DE 0317
Evening star., 1944-03-14
GEORGETOWN-S12,75O.

W. II 4 Y w " VI q, fOU.
2 Modern Baths, 2 F'ireplaceS.
Price reduced. Southwest corner Of
OliVe ave. and 29th st. rooms plus
small room. large dining room and kitchen
fully eauipped. Completely renovated and
recopditioned: Vacant. Garage. Call Mr..
Shackelford, MA. $500: ewes. 81. 66OS.
BOSS g. PHELPS EXCLUSIVELY,
1411 ST N w
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
2-FAMILY. NORTHWEST

Best r. W. location: each apt. has 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath, separate entrances, front
and back; basement has lovely recreation
room with fireplace. laundry room and
gas heating unit Prompt possession. Call
BEITTEII, DT 3100
Evening star., 1944-03-14

THos J. s9T1H.ks 9WEN s sogi STiirb{Nd bYSdTloSrrRs'
TRUSTEES SALE OF APPROXIMATELY
TWENTY-sEvEN ACRES OF yAlu.
ABLE LAND IN NE. ON SITE OF
OLD BENNING RACE TRACK BoUND.
STREET, ON THE SOUTHEAST BY AN
UNIMPROvED STREET KNOWN AS
REN!IW0RTH TEERAGE; RUNEluMTG s ING
NUE. ABOUT $50 FEET NORTHWEST
THERETRoM, MPEovEp HY HouS, ,
ASSao2fMAffLY tASISao2ifMStAtfnnLX1 Ssi1xrEIN rstn1HpS suiIp,
IMGs uNDER CONSTRUCTION: AND
Evening star., 1944-03-14

240 ACRES-EQUIPPED
Modern home with oil heat, large living
Fronting on hard road, In MONTGOMERY CO.
equipment. dairy herd, in .tiptop condition.
f. = .; No. 2, Silver Spring. Nd. Cali
Evening star., 1944-03-14
SILVER SPRING-$11,9 $50.
EIGHT ROOMS
WOODBRIDGE. % c.

1907 Franklin ST. ne-6-room row
brick with 2 kitchens. suitable for / or .
families; gas heat; newly reconditioned
throughout; vacant ready for immediate
occupancy; SIS. $50: terms.
Unusual value: large frame home, over
looking r. I. ave. ne; rooms. sleeping
porch, sunroor, pantry; nice level lot;
close to schools, cars and stores; needs
some cleaning, but price has been reduced
to $3.50
Fine old frame home with bedrooms
IN best section. close to st. Francis De
lies; large lot with garage; $3.50.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
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Exceptional Value,
Chew Cha CO n n

This beautiful detached brick home Is
only 3 years old and so well kept that it
looks brand new. 1t is q corner property;
of luxury features only found in higher
priced newly built homes First floor has
entrance hall, large living room with ar
large kitchen with the latest and costliest
sduipment money can buy. Second moor:
large bedrooms and 2 tile baths. Built
in. garage. Aforementioned fully auto
matte heat; storm windows; copper screens
and copper plumbing are but q few Of the
quality features. Owner. leaving town,
has set price Of S17,260. A rare oppor-
tunity for those seeking a new home OF
the better kind. Inspection BY appoint-
ment This evening call MR.. JENNINGS,
THos. j Frsa5ER h. co. 1Nc
Evening star., 1944-03-14
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

1867 18th St. Mt. Pleasant-Transp
school stores, churches nearby; large liv
rm.. din. rm., pantry and kit: bedrms
dressing rm. and bath on 2nd floor; 3rd
floor, bedrmS., bath and storage rm.; oil
neat; good condition; small cash payment
balance like rent. MRS. PRYSE, NE.
Al 90: ewes and Sun. MO 1000
Evening star., 1944-03-14
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CLUB.

This attractive brick and stucco home
with 6 rooms. bath, large screened porch
OIL neat, gear garage, has just been put in
neW-house condition. Now vacant, it can
ment of $4,000. Call Me. 1143. until
Evening star., 1944-03-14

Situated in Silver Spring Nd, only 1
block from stores, transportation and near
high school. Built about 3 years aso and
rooms, FIRST-FLOOR LAVATORY. auto
matte air-conditioned heat, slate roof.
copper cutters, built-in garage, wooded
lot Price Just reduced for quick sale by
out -of.town owner. Call Mr.. Good. HO.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs CO.
Evening star., 1944-03-14

HOG FARM, EQUIPPED.
hogs Close in. Good home. Large bank
barn: On good road; Includes slop route.
Ashton 3S46 -
Evening star., 1944-03-14
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR,
WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS

Inspect today-Large 5-room BUNGALOW.
foored attic. $1,000
rooms, ami. $3.50. g rooms 3 bed
roomS; inclosed porch; IA 50. r. l. ave:
8 rooms. lot 40x2Oo. $3.50.
broom bungalow, ami; lot 45x2l0;
oo H, c. MAYNoR & Co.