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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Society News
THIS Is \ NEW DAY.

This is u nov day,
Born uu; of darkness.
In the hush III tho twilight street
We walk i'll Il dream,
Clothed with shadows.
Zach little sound
Falls on the intellect
Like i hammer ON metal,
And echoes III our consciousness
Long after the sound is gone.
This is a new day,
I.aic lmrurthly light,
Stronger than street lamps,
beaches tentatively into the dark
ness,
AVID GROWS along the horizon
l:t'u ID burning glory
That leaps from roui,op To rouftop.
Tli. is a new day,
fuU of power, ui putcutiallty:
Sgl!ct,ut reason
To rejoice.
Nolora Hobbs Pond.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Day of Prayer to
Be Held Tomorrow

tn" annual World Day %: P.av-l
VII be held AT / o'clock Friday
.:lcrnoHa -, III, Fns' Pr,sb>t"raar
'hur,h. and women from various
'hUrChcs IN Henderson md YAM.
"uniy are cordially invited /, st
end.
Each year this day. sponsored by
he United Council of Churcn Wom-
N, IS observed as World Day Of
raycr. with members from the va
IuHS churches i'm Henderson la..In.
'Iri o. III" program. The uh,cr.-
nc" is held in u different church
'ICh yea!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Missionary Group
entertainment Is
For \lCCrinrnons

g., Missionary Society T.! tie
I...a.sI Eap,s: chu-ca enter
'.-.i ..N. aui .i.s. john II. No
,..un recently .u the home o.
H.. ai Ai.-. CASTOR Cuw.n.
'. Doris Floyd roc.tci lr.g
b.. .'..".iy 30 guessing contest. with
,rD ANSWERS .nmv Hover which cone
o,. . wedding. Tic song "Lrsv.
GA S."y' som and kr "nilg
Bog changed 10 "Johnny Boy"
@.. ing by all.
y Tom Thumb Wedding WAS I"l
".. F"uhlin Fuller. j.. singing two
."..''l'as. They were Il Love Noa
~ and "BccaIisc". TIE 5r.tc.
l...y Miss Helen Ann Fuller. and
o." groom. "Bn~sman" CWriu.
marched IN - the pa.iu. io the
s'aHH. of a wedding march and Er-
ng-' ErCCdluvc uliic.a'Cd. The little
'..ar presented her Curs &c of mixed
..".crs 30 Mr. MCCrimmun.
iicE. and Mrs. McCrmmon were
presented number of useful gifts.
IT." bride was also presented three
l,"r- OF silver in her pattern.
The hostess, Mrs.. Cug.n. -CrVCG
" r.Ji course consisting of chicken
salad on lettuce. pickle ana olives
c.'Ecrs. and potato chips with no;
C,.Cr.
All departed wishing Rev. and
Mrs. MrCr,mmun long and happy
married life. .iEI ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Birthday Party Is
Provided Children

Mrs. Edward Gil entertained
with joint birthday party al hey
home Saturday afternoon from :,
3 eel, IL honuriu2 her two childrc.
whose birthdays come close togcth-
e.. jimmie Gill was four years on
Friday and Jean eleven on Satur-
day
Many games were enjoyed after
which ne child! On were invited
'n'r the dining room, where the
1n-,c-s was assisted by Mrs. ". 7.
SHOT and Mrs. Ollie Buchanan in
serving ice cream. cake. minis and
r.', 20 the guests, about 20 in num-
,,v.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
CHAIN LETTERS ARE.
ASKING WAR STAMPS

Latest form of chain letter pass.
ing through the post Office here !.
one in which anonymous writers dc
mhnd Inclusion Of w .ianrps o..
part of The condition OF benefits ac-
crulna from compliance. Included in
the letter is Il statement thai tine
government has approved tic ldc
Postmaster j. II. TcaGGc. IN caiIin..
attention To Inc letters. said thC.r
was no sanction whatever uf the
practice. and called upon the public
not 10 fall for the now racket.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Promoted

STAT! 81. Carl T.. Peoples. ui For,
Muultric. s. C.. -uu uf Mr. aua AIR.
}. +. Peoples. rs DCCu pr"mufcd e.
me rank al master sergeant. He ry-
comfy returned 10 camp accom-
panied by hi, wife and son. VINO VIII
make their home there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Macy J.. Ilnylc and
maIl son. Macy. Jr-. viii arrive Fri
lay from RciGsv!lln ~ spend the
eek end with relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
CAED or THANKS

We sincerely wish ,u express uu..
thanks "a so ma1y r'io through
their thouchtfulncSs and many acts
of kin mess. helped It's 10 bear the
sickness and passing of Vera.
THE FAMILY OF
VERA SMITH.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-02-24
Z x X 4 \ \
Z WITH THE COLORS r.
Z X K X r r
10 MC>t lnnSi

fhaymis;st Mutc second class ana
MIS-. j me- D"rk Worsicy lett y.,-
.Gr.'ay for ihc wC~t coast. where Nj.
W"rSicy has been assigned IT, duty.
Mrs. Wprsicy is the former Ais,
NcliIc Gray MuS;lHn. of Kit,rcil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Attractive Sisters

Definitely decided the other
night. when we saw them dining
together at the Detroit Club,
that the three most attractive
sisters-in-law in this neck of the
woods are Mrs. Roy Chaplin,
Mrs. James o. Muffin and Mrs.
Cornelius Chaplin. They were
having such a good time to-
gether.
We also liked seeing Jack
Frazer and daughter Jane Trow
dancing the rhumba at the
Country Club. They dance so
easily and so happily. Noted
that in spite of shortages. Jack
still wears his white carnation
with its trademark of three
little green spikes in the middle
of the posY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Va poroiso
Benefit Tea

THE Detroit Chapter of the
i Valparaiso University Guild
will hold its annual musicale
and tea at 2 p. m. Dec. IL at
Christ Church, Iroquois and
East Vernon highway. A brief
meeting will be held at 12;45
p. m. with Mrs. Calvin Gauss
presiding.
Proceeds from the affair will
be used for a new girls dormi-
tory in the university.
Among those presiding at the
tea table will be: Mesdames
Otto RosenbuSch and WILDER
Rick. Mrs. Henry Steelman
will be chairman of hoSteSSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Wife Is Stunninq

Mrs. Frazer was looking very
stunning, too, in a long black
evening gown with gold belt and
wide gold bracelet.
We like to watch Paul Wea-
docks complete attention when
he is talking with any one. His
concentration and confidential
air are very attractive. Daugh-
ter Penny, back for short va
cation from her eastern school,
was smart in tweeds and scarf.
Got thinking the other day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

about things that sparkle and
just decided TO call your atten-
ton to these special sparklers:
Mrs. Dwyer Kinnucan's descrip-
tons, Mrs. c. Harold Wills
great aquamarine ring, Dorothy
Backus Lunken's eyes, Mrs.
Boyer Miller'S windows, Mrs,
John J. O'Brien's crystal water
goblets. Cecil Hobbs stories,
Mrs. c. Hayward Murphy's
automobiles and Mrs. Hale Satt-
ley's teeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

back. We hear that Mrs.
Charles Palms, who is occupy
ing Mrs. Lees house during
her absence, is crazy about it,
badminton court and all. We
also learned that Isabel Palms
Buckley is looking prettier
than ever and loves Cali
fornia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
PEG Sisterhood to Meet

CHAPTER AK of PEG Sis
terhood will meet at 1890 p. m.
Wednesday in the home of Mrs.
Bryan II. Rich in Cambridge
road. Pleasant Ridge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Cercle TO Meet

CERCLE DRAMATIQUE will
meet at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in
the Ingleside Club when Mrs.
George A. Ray will be program
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

HIGHLAND PARK WOMENS
CLUB, Alpha Chapter. will meet
at & p. m. Tuesday al the home
OF Mrs. Byron Downs in Colo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Service Mothers Meet

SERVICE THEIRS OF
SONS IN SERVICE will hold
their monthly meeting the eve
ming of Dec. IL in their lounge,
Griswold and State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03

RADIO avenue. II. NJ. StanSell
Will be guest speaker. Mrs.
Don Mayhem will be program
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-03
Westerner Shivers
On Warm Day Here
7 TITLE Miss Silly stood
m ,u;JIv.niIIu

TITLE Miss Silly stood She embarrassed her friend
IL up wiily-niHy he was biushing no
When bands played the end
National Airs: and he "shushed" her in
But while they were play no gentle term
ing she laughed and
stood Swsying ITAND motionleSS do
And talked as though no. - tongue quiet too,
body cares. Wbe, Sra, SnsngJed Ban
OHE showed her bad ner is played:
- breeding and proved It's symbol OF trust ana
she was needing respect you must
A lesson in manners TO Or your ignorance you
learn: have betrayed.
Met Mrs Elizabeth Hobbs Lee of Pasadena the other day,
shvering on what would consider November day.
Her Detroit four years She finds the change
abrupt looking pretty and it's good to have her
Evening star., 1944-02-15

ever have been found. The best
we have been able to do has been
to find their bones, their footprints
and their eggs.
Among living animals, the ones
nearest to dinosaurs are such rep
tiles as lizards, alligators and cro-
coolies.
Certain islands in the New Zea-
land group have little animals Of
great interest. They look very much
like monsters" Of the Permian
period in the earth's history. They
are known as "tuataras."
The tuatara is a reptile, but is
not classed as lizard. 1t reaches
length of from 18 to 80 inches.
The tuatara has dark green skin
with yellow and white spots on it.
Besides it's two brown eyes, it has
what looks like an eye opening in
the top of its head. The third
eye," however, is of no value for
sight at the present time.
Living near the coast, this animal
eats small fish, worms and insects.
1t sleeps during the daytime and
goes out to hunt food at night With
a slow-moving crawl, it makes it's
way from place to place. Usually 1t
rests after moving four or five
yards.
The female tuatara lays white,
hard-shelled eggs. They are placed
in the sand. and the sunshine
matches them about 13 months after
they are laid.
In former times these strange
reptiles lived on the large islands
of New Zealand. They were killed
off, however, by pigs and other
animals brought in by white men.
Today they live only on few small
islands in the Bay of Plenty. The
New Zealand government takes
pains to protect the tuataras which
are left on those islands.
Evening star., 1944-02-15

We are about to open up = second
front. Open up your purse or wallet
and buy that extra bond,
Evening star., 1944-02-15
Uncle Roy's Corner

Many person has wondered
whether prehistoric amin q q"
might be found In some part OF the
earth. Years ago, a moving picture
was made with this idea in mind.
The hero explored jungle parts Of
South America and at last a plateau
was found where scores Of dinosaurs
lived.
That movie was called THE Lost
World" and 1t was a good one. Sad
to say, however, it was only a mat
ter of fancy. No living dinosaurs
Evening star., 1944-02-15
AUTOMOBILES WANIEp.

BUICK wanted; name your price. will
try to meet it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
esi5fnt GspfIfAc we Ssnse9 seSo name your price will
Try to NEE: it. Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
CHEVROLET wanted; name your price, will
eHhisLEk i 1efi. ffifOg.e4o ie4o, any model. We
4s sfGpSR ~aned eh reaS name
your price. win try to meet it. Flood Pom
FORD wanted; name your price. will
try ., to meet etd It, Flood Pontiac. 1921 Con-
S12Hn.sssii,sSs; H.Si,Ts; WS; 500;
@ sennss!,eas " nv 70 s4doe 5000 p0a''ae sSs'
PONTIAC 194o-We are Pontiac. head
Pontsc an Phene pay At '0D 7aoo aFs es any
bE SURE TO SEE IoviNG Sv ei before you sell
WANT BEST PRICE for @ your C carr 2 See See
Loving before you sell; We pay the high
vii Will Pay BONUS EaS5E PRICE for sig IoNmease
car; no dealers; party needs car with good
ea W. 90sa seaeT 9ear atss
c connect,aa, tTs to "ess Wo 1T s4do nood Pontiac
Nyos you salo sell Torey Motor, 1887 10th st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy a clean,
late -model gsse car for cash, price no object.
HAVE You FORGOTTEN to call Adams
$500 to sell your car? We can pay you
plenty 81 cash right now. Arcade Pontiac
Co, 1437 irving st. NV.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy late
model used car; will pay cash. Call TR
CoNvERTIBLE COUPE, 1889 to 1e42;
any make: viii pay top price. Call Wis
sonsin 1874: 8 am: to pm.
Ford or a good 1886 or 1887 car, any
ms mske; 81, Call after $50 pm. to 9 pm
PRIVATE PARTY wants 1899 Chey.
Plymouth or small Buick: pay cash; mus
be in good condition and priced right
ton, Va.
TAXI PUC, with or without cab; nav al
cash. Box 104-B, Star
Evening star., 1944-02-15

Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.
Forcing Dummy
Students of bridge learn quite rap
idly that they should usually pre-
vent dummy from trumping, but 1t
fakes them q long time to learn
when they should force dummy to
trump.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
YAK QJs5
J54
= io2 %, n vs7s4s
. K1os W e . sis
oJ1o4 Ass2
AJAX QJ1o6
y
o AQ62
4 953
The bidding:
South West North East
IA "a % IA
"A Pass ga Pass
Pass Pass
West opened the club king and
East, properly deciding that it was
better for him to lead than for West
to lead, overlook it with the ace.
At this point the only lead East
could make to defeat the contract
was a club, forcing dummy to trump.
II East returned spade or a dia-
mond, South could win the trick In
his own hand. cash no more than
two spade tricks in his hand, and
then lead the spade six to dummy's
nine, drawing the last trump and
putting dummy in at the same time
to win all the remaining tricks in
hearts. But If East returned club,
forcing out one of dummy's trumps,
South could not have made the con-
tract. He could have discarded only
two diamonds on dummy's hearts;
after that. West could have trumped
heart leads, South would have had
to try diamond finesse, and on
losing it he would have gone down
Sadly for his side, East had not
learned when to force dummy" He
returned a diamond, and the slam
was scored against him.
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner. The opponents
were vulnerable and you held:
4 A K o.
\ = AKQ6
n5
%J 1914
The bidding:
Jacoby. You. 5chenken. Lightner
IA Dbl Pass %
Pass 2NT Pass 81
Pass CD
Answer-Four clubs. This is a very
strong bid, so you need not~feal
missing game, if game can bt
made. With as good as K-x-x-x-x-1
in clubs and nothing else-Light.
ner should bid five.
Score 100 per cent for four clubs
so per cent for five clubs, 80 pc,
cent for three spades or three hearts
nothing for pass.
Question No. 1870.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby'
partner. Both sides are vulnerable
You deal and hold:
a Q 1075
y AK Q6
0 A KJ2
What do you bid? (Answer to
morrow
CReleased by the Bell Syndicate. 1nc.)
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
t3-cent). self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces, care Of The
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
outline OF the Four Aces system of
. TO the Four Aces. care of The Evening
Star. a stamped t3-cent). self lf-addressed
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge
We are about to open up 4 secon,
front. Open up your purse or vale
and buy that extra bond.
Evening star., 1944-02-15

ANY MODEL CAR, trucks or station
wagon, top cash price: our buyer will come
to your home or ONCE any time,
MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO.,
1929 Ga Ave NV GE O1O0
Evening star., 1944-02-15
LETTER-OUT

Remove letter each
called the
the word which you
correctly, I smashed
o Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter Out
BACKSET-CASKET box)
CRUsADE-SACRED associated with holy things
Cd VOICE-COVE "a small
(L) VARLETS-VASTER its
PLASTERED-REIAPSED he back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
LOTS FOR SALE.

Excellent individual build.
ing sites in best sections of beautiful
Woodmoor. 20 to 30 foot frontages, in
Guiding several corners. with all improve
Also of interest to builders are large
proved streets, including some with utill-
ties already installed. available in quantity
at prices ranging from $500 TO $500 In
Vestlgate Woodmoor, most popular develop
attractive homes were built and sold in a
and where homes can be sold as quickly as
light at Georgia avenue in silver Spring,
drive up Colesville road direct TO Wood
moor. Or, from District line at Georgia
GEO, j. MOSS, Shepherd $500. EVENINGS,
AURORA HIILs. large wooded hilltop lot.
view of Washington and Potomac River;
Iuily improved, restricted, ready to build
or on Also $50, corner lot in Aurora Hils: .
gkoRA 15fs 81 cash sol l9 sSus
LARGE WOODED LOT in Aurora Hills;
from this lot you. can see the Nation S
f Eapyo for 5adps al
SIT SH heal near B Ak Is for st DAS
desirable lots, zoned for industry VIM. F.
ChRLIN; s115 Georgia ave. SH. 1918
Oh SALE-Lots and acreage for Subdiyi-
sion; with all improvements: builders at
! e yM For Information call VIM. A
VILLA SITE, overlooking Rock Greek Park.
fronting "64 it. on East-West highway,
containing Z acres. restricted for single
residence. Price, 81 900. Call Elk 2223
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
Words to Watch.

The large standing army, with
an officer caste" said Gen. Marshall.
has no place among the institutions
of modern democratic state"
In quoting this statement, some
broadcasters pronounced the word
caste to rhyme with haste, paste"
being misled by the spelling.
Caste is from the Portuguese
casta, "a pure breed" from the
Latin castus, pure, chaste" The
English word caste means "a sepa-
rate class of persons; a clique;
religious class, as in India"
The word is pronounced exactly
like the word cast Say: kast.
A sadist, strictly speaking, is
person who derives perverted sat-
isfaction from the physical torture
OF a loved one. The word has its
origin in the surname of the French
writer MARQUEE de SADIE (mar-KEE
duh SAD.
Lately, the word has been used
to designate any person who de-
lights in atrocity for its own sake.
Hitler has often been spoken of az
a sadist.
In sadist, sadistic and sadism,
the "a" is fat as in bad, mad"
Say:
SAD-iSt
Sa-DISS-tik
SAD-iz'm
Promulgate, Ito give out, to put
into force" is sometimes heard az
"PROM-ul-gate," the pronuncia.-
ton prevailing in Britain. But in
best American usage, the second
syllable receives the accent, and the
20 is long as in hoe, toe" Say:
proe-MULL-gate.
released by the Bell SYNDICATE Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
Uncle Roy's Corner

After reaching the area of Rore.
thousands Of Allied soldiers walked
along the famous Appian Way. THY
is one Of the oldest roads in the
world.
The Appian Way oates back 2.256
years. 1t was ramed in honor Of
Appius Claudiu1. the Roman Official
who seems to nave let the contract"
for it.
There was a time when the Ap-
plan Way stretched clear to the
southern end of Italy, from Rome
to the port now known as Brindisi.
Most of the roadway has been worn
out and overgrown with grass, trees
or shrubs. Yet there remains a short
stretch of its near Rome l rode
along that part Of the road during
visit IN Italy few years ago.
A person today may see the re-
mains of ancient tombs along the
Applan Way, but the road is like
the 'old gray mare 1t is far from
being what it used to be. There was
a time when 1t was lined for miles
with newly-built tombs and shrines.
When the last census was taken,
Rome had a population of 1879 900. !,
1t is larger than any other city in
Italy. but Milan is close behind it.
Rome is called the City of Seven
Hills" because of the seven hills
which were settled in early days.
The exact age of the city is not
known, but it is believed to be at
least 2,700 years old, and it may 60
back 5000 years or little more.
A large open space between three
hills at Rome came to be a public
meeting place and was called the
Forum. In that space the people
talked about the news of the day,
and listened to men who gave
speeches about one subject or an
other.
Around the Forum were large
buildings, several of them being
temples. One temple was used for
the worship of Jupiter, the greatest
Roman god Another temple honored
Jupiter's wife. the GODDESS Juno, and
was called Juno Mopeta
The temple of Juno Moneta was
joined to building where metal
was coined into money Our Eng
lish word money" has been traced,
back to the Roman, or Latin, word
"Moneta"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto. furniture. signature. GEN
ave-, Hyattsville, Md WA. 31S1 Formerly
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates, term or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE, INC. IL Eye st. NV, MA. GAGS.
MONEY LOANED at lowest rates OF In
terest. Diamonds, jewelry, watches. gold
and silverware. cameras. typewriters, guns.
ETC., accepted as security No advance ar
rangements necessary ROSSLYN LOAN
CO., Rosslyn. Va. Chestnut $500
LOANS ON your home:
small mo. payments. Call Mr.. Berman, MA.
900. METRO Co, 2U3 Woodward Bldg.
BANK OF coMMERcE AND SWINGS.
7th and e SITS, NV. National TOLL: H st.
at North Capitol, Elk. 2727.
LIST AND 2nd- TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult US before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL. IN
vESTMENT CO. SIT 9th st. NV. DI $3.50.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL,
MORTGAGE / INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
N, ave NV National 1898.
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action: reasonable rates: nearby Md. Va.
or D. C. property. THE AMERICAN CO..
sALARifEisD LADIES'. if you need money. see
Mr.. Green. NATIONAL FINANCE CO., 1014
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-13
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

NEAR 4th AND DECATUR SITS, NV
ern ab buiYd aps' rms and b each mod
Man ssf sy W4p1E f CO. ban pi Az a34 ss''
incot oSi IL only 2 years old. fireproof,
ington and Alexandria, can be bought for
. times yearly rental: YOU invest $50, 900
s sna clear ir S:E2% after al payments, in
Harry larry Cohen, GE. o2s6. SHANNON d
f f3 GO, 15o5 s St Ma i$45
n m9der Ten ony Yeas sfs old
elusive. Ma. 1913 u' Even ans pf FR
TAKoMA PARK Modern aunt brick
DETACHED COUNT BID BLDG sh in og Splendid
NV. section; apis. ranging. from . rms
stoker heat: BLDG. in excellent cond.: low low
rentals nr;ts Ss yearly anS income Approx $4,000;
MI Wolberg, IA; 5976, with SHANNON 4
gFGAhS IfGY9 p 15SS s. ME bed ma 2aa5
heat. will sacrifice for cash sale; good NV
l nSs no brokers apply; private party.
suBsTASTiAL BRICK HOUSE in
Georgetown..Excellent condition. gas heat;
easa tor on sf5o shGTs net Box
sYs Eth ST. s.E..Rented as 4 separate
pletely furnished Price only $3.50.
Reasonable down payment. Cali DI sa5 /.
BALTIMORE BOULEvARD-veryd desirable
nrst commercial site. 10Ox26s; postwar
gT5ssa IOf quick sale SILVER :es sPRfSG
Mont; c.: Ma; built only . or n 3 H years;
well,plsnned units: economical INV,
plete equipment quiet location attracts
S s. 900 cash and show excelIent retHini
eyes pu. 1900 Apt. 4o4, MR., 30
DETACHED APARTMENT-Excellent little
dupont Circle; annual income approx.
ranged; Phone Mr.; Terms, SHANNON q
GASOLINE STATION, Cherrydaie, Va, also
adjoining lot of $4,000 50. TT. suitable for
market. the&ter or shoppine center; an
Mr. White, SHANNON < LUcHs CO CO 5o sos
6v Fl vi EA I In Z; p.RKsemiset
vacant priced 10 sell Si57 month ii'l rentals ais
t. If,,I Inspect, sS1lII MR.. ToLsoN or MR.
NEW AND ID MODERN BRICK apt bldg of
units. in nearby Mont: Co. Md. with
generous size. rooms. modern tiled ba tbs
car brick garage; good. looking building
tenants. RIPLEY, ReaItor, sH. 1913: e seSu
N fNvEs sr, NJ THG5tie Just off 9TH and
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. rented TO one, COL
orsd tenant for nine splsndd in
FARRELL co, Realtors 72I 10th ST. NV.
National 0165. Evenings Georgia 4355