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Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Bright Brand
Carries 1000
Cars Produce

If it's Bright. It's Right" is a
more important slogan today than
it mas ever been. according to Bill
Bright. general manager, sen of
the late founder of the Fred R.
Bright packing company in El
Centre
Over 1000 c3rS will be packed
and shipped from the Bright Com
pany sheds this season, according
to H K. Bud" Barker. sales man
ager, who has been with the COM
pany since November
Fred r. Bright. founder, was as
much part OF Imperial Valley as
The sun and the soil. coming here
in 1918 s sales manager fer Will
lam S. Fawcett In 1924 he estab-
lished the company which the past
season saw one CT its best years
according TO the manager.
Continuing that early desire to
make Bright Brands tops on the
nations markets, quality in pack
ing as we'll as growing has not
been sacrificed and the reputation
Of the products has grown.
This year the Bright Brand will
have been placed on crates and
packing from $50 acres of lettuce,
300 acres of carrots, 600 acres
cantalcupes, and 200 acres Honey
Dews. The company also has $50
acres of alfalfa this season.
Like other valley packers the
Bright Company finds the military
services CT supply one of their best
customers, and when cars are
available shipments have rolled
daily out of the large plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Company Ships
Year Around

The H. P. Garin company's op-
arations extend frcm Arizona
throughout southern. central and
northern California, with never q
day in the year passing but what
some produce is shipped from one
of their sheds or harvested from
their fields.
The El Centre sheds also oper-
ated the Arizona fields and pack
ing sheds according to Glen Sim
mons. general manager
This year the company will har-
vest crops from 635 acres of let
tuce, 353 acres CT carrots. lis acres
Of cabbage. 135 acres OF sugar
beets. and SOC acres Of cantaloupes.
The company has put 280 acres
back into alfalfa this year, in the
crop rotation procedure.
One of the Sidelines of the COM
pany is the growing Of lettuce seed
for resale to other growers in the
valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

perial county, III order to be guaran-
iced more gasoline. were charged
with the responsibility of saving
gasoline during the low-consump-
ton months dlcing the summer.
CDT has as its primary response
bility the issuance of certificates
OF mileage necessity
TAXES HAND
The beard was called into the
valley early in January when 1t was
found that II trucks were stale
between the holidays because of the
truckers inability to fill their tanks
with gasoline necessary to trans
port perishable and other produce
to coast markets.
The OPA has started a major
battle against black marketing and
has begun new re-checking methods
to guarantee that gasoline pur-
chased is used in the auto and truck
for which it was intended in the
coupon issuance. Drivers are no
longer able to buy gas without pre-
sentiEg endorsed coupons.
These steps were doubly neces
sary in this area where the month
ly allotment was raised to 100000
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Military Need
Boosts All
Valley Products

The full effect of military opera
tions is felt in Imperial Valley pro-
duce marketing and shipping.
Packers throughout Imperial VAL
ley reported that this year the mill
tary services have doubled and
tripled their purchases Of lettuce
and cabbage as well as other yege
tables.
Although some OF the produce is
used by the military and naval in
stallations along the California and
Northwest coasts. a great deal is
specially wrapped and Grated and
delivered directly To the docks where
IL is loaded I'm refrigerator sections
of ships and shipped to the South
Seas installations and combat areas.
The cabbage. especially. is indi-
vidually wrapped in parchment pa
per and Grated squarely to permit
m dead space. but while these two
operations in handling take more
Attention. the large purchases of the
military buyers make possible for
tlem 10 obtain the lowest possible
rates,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Valley Activities
Face Gas Dearfh

gasoline problem already began to
again hint that it was not settled
Several stations in the county re-
ported that they had sold less tina
so per cent of what they had in
JanCary, 1943, ard were drawing on
their February reserves and antici-
pated shortages except for agricul-
tural purposes by the end of the
month.
Due to the more extensive use
OF superphosphate for fertiliZing the
valley acres. land under irrigation
was producing more during this past
season than it had ever before,
USDA officials pointed out.
The farmers and drivers of I'M
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

of the Petroleum War Admnistra-
tor, attempted TO allocate more gas
oline to the valley during its har-
vest season. It was pointed cut on
Jan. II that although the valley
used 100000 gallons CT gasoline
monthly during Janrory, February
and March, that the ALLEGATION
uuo.as set out in December would
cut the valleys harvest supply to
30 per cent 1t was estimated that
oaly 670C,0 gallons were coming
into Imperial valley each month due
10 the cut Witch was based on Oc-
toLer, low month in consumption.
STILL PROBLEM
Meanwhile. early in February the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Imperial county residents are 60
ing to have to save gasoline this
summer in the face Of even more
critical shortages OF the motor fuel
next year.
As early as December. 1913, short
ages that would affect the harvest
and marketing of Imperial county
crops was foreseen. Immediate az
ton ON the part of the USA War
Board and the Los Angeles Office
CT Defense Transportation STAYED
off first threats by obtaining the
direct cooperation of the presidents
of major oil companies located In
Les Angeles.
These companies. with the consent
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

1t taxes q fleet OF farm ana COM
mercial trucks mere than l6 miles
long to keep Imperial Valley pro-
duce moving to market each day.
80 H. L. Kruger. farm vehicle
specialist of the Les Angeles
Office Of Defense Transportation
in recent survey in this area est
imated from certificates of war
necessity issued, that there were
in the neighbcrhood of 1000 trucks
of all sizes in the valley This
includes from the Model-T pick
ups to the big deisels and semi
E trailer trucks.
The county OPA offices estimat-
ed truck gas applications filed in
satlseir boards 10 approximate the
same number. e. Centre listed
$500 trucks. Brawley 1000, Calex-
leo 500, Holtville 750 and Calipatria
1000 totalling 6,750 trucks.
However, during the peak seas
ON CT 1894. it was roughly est
imated by local observers that 450
trucks were brought into the
county by transients working the
harvest fields.
On the basis of freight carload
ings of 343 cars February 10 of the
'43-44 season, Rudolph Miller Of
the USDA War Board, said that it
tCck more than 90e trucks to keep
the crops moving from the fields
to the cars.
Repairs Big Item
N1fti,.al llv with This number Of
trucks operating in Imperial county
the replacement and repair of
those vehicles is OF great import
ance. And, tco, new quotas of
trucks are growing smaller monthly
with fewer new units available as
the older equipment reaches the
"iunking" Stage.
The USDA War Board the past
year were able to get released for
this county three deisel trucks from
one company that manufactured
only 4l of this type OF trucks.
There are definite reasons for
the scarcity of trucks as well as
crawler type tractors. The govern
ment allocates a certain amount of
steel TO manufacture the various
kinds of equipment for civilian
use" But when the trucks are
built and the tractors roll off the
assembly lines. the military supply
chiefs find they have great need
for them in the prosecution OF the
war and the equipment becomes
''materiel of war" Because of the
destruction of railroads in Italy
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
Carries 100 Times Weight

An Australian ant can hang by
its feet and hold in its jaws a
weight 100 timcG greater than it.
self By comparison. a 150-pound
msn would have to held an S2lh-
ton weight in his teeth while
hanging by his toes.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
BIRD ALSO ALARM CLOCK"

The Australian laughing king
fisher serves as an alarm clock.
About an hour before sunrise,
these birds set up din of laugh
ing, whooping, and shouting that
even the soundest of sleepels cam
not ignore.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
$50 Trucks Used I'm Valley

gallons in January and which
amount, according to both the OBI
and USDA War Board, is barely the
amount necessary to keep crops roll
ing to market from the fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
ANTELOPE DISCOVERS"
COPPER

One of the worlds greatest cop
per mines, in Northern Rhodesia,
Africa, was discovered when the
death struggles CT a wounded an
telope uncovered ore deposits in
1905.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Japan's geological foundation is
on the shaky side. She has Sd vol
canoes either active or recently
extinct, an average of four earth
quakes every day, and frequeno
disastrous floods
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
TRAFFIC DEADLIER THAN WAR

Approximately 325,000 lives have
been lost in the United States
through automobile accidents in the
last Is years. This is more than
have been lost in all American
wars since the Revolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12
"LEAPING" TORPEDO

During World War l. torpedo
fired at a German U-boat jumped
cut of the water just as it was
about to strike, slid across the deck
of the submarine. and dropped
harmleSSly on the other side.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-03-12

Sixty tons of rhubarb travel by
train from Yorkshire 10 London.
England, every night during the
normal rhubarb season.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
LOTS FOR SALE.

2sO FIT. on Jefferson highway, zoned for
light industrial and general business; 2
street frontaRes: nonresident owner has
greatly reduced price for Quick sale
CHARLES S. MUIR. Ma. 1895. 203 South
GLEN ECHO HTS, wooded lot. s4xIss.
1890; ~ h,. Water at and electricity available.
BURGESS. realtor. 6l09 Broad St. WI.
COLORED-Double lot on State road. Ia
niles N Md $3.50. Timber for building.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY, MD, Takom,
Park, SO apt, house sites; Silver Sprine,
industrial sites; Forest Glen Park. Mead
owood and Northwood Park building lots.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave.
9 LOTS. 10000 50. IT.; water on lots;
sell or trade for auto. EARLIE HAVEN.
Brandywine. Md. HO. 3O52.t
WEST HAMPTON. new develspment located
rolling land, with hardWoos shade trees.
good elevation; as low as $3.50, terms.
LYON, INC. CHI. 7o7o. SUMMERS. CHI.
CHoicE tIIors-woodlan. sub, Route s.
miles from D; C.. Is minutes from Navy
urb of Washington: call US for car to In
spect. Also 70 acres adjoining this sub.
District 1850 N. C. HINES d SONS. In.
yestment Bldg. Evenings cali Mr.. Davis.
ensvS ens1SSn CHASE. asisi D. c.-By owner. sss,
sensel. sass e. eo. Co. osoo Ss Rt < so4S S0oded f''-
Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1944-07-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COLUMBIA RD.. near 18th st, 3 apts. and
G hea s PER low prh
ior immediate sale CHARLES S. MUIR.
IA "a 15s. 2Hs southern Bldg
Naak ~. sAst sbo1s o $3.50 so5i r,h
ROTH, Woodwsrd Bldg MA. 7aas.
End ss CoMMERcIALm2o, 600 IT: IN h.
hssT OF fastest growing part ne. Box
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. N.w.-store, apt
a9sf sale s'0FE Box asv DTfs 8'oo for
located on good blk. Pa; ave, Sc, Street
beauty paroP fs ,0 ea 9!
contains contains 2 rooms kitchen. path snd
floor rear; garage. Income from spts..
DGNsG, HJ sass-s At r $500; 900 Sunday and eves'
GASOLINE STATION, intersection Defense
hwy. and Largo I'd; "a mi. from Peace
Gr0ss Sonh, siadGenns6nrs' zen 5MdG; Md pumping 5000
e@5 MASS. AVE. NW.NLarse substantial
brick bldg; zoned commercial is rms.
or organizat ton: easily converted TO spts
SIro Must De sold S sd, ct once. Phone MA. 754s'
EXCLUSIVE SUBURBAN TEAROOM with
Capacity of IS to 100; also several rooms
for, overnight guests. This going business,
cause Of owners iii health It enjoys an
excellent patronage from wash. and Baltic,
etc, and is recommended in Duncan Hines
book. Insp by appt. r. P. RIPLEY. sH.
DRUGsToREG, s2.5oo: small neishborhood
store now doing about SOS day. with
splendid opPortupity, for a man to estab
ia ,ish himself n in IN b business at this sacrifice
UNUSUAL business property; 7-room bun
sal1W s,apx or summer home modern; main
BEAUMONT. Athol. Mass
Ist COMMERCIAL CORNER in Takoma
Park Par Ma. Md This property has large lot
apts.; gas station and stores: priced
very reasonsble. EDWARD E. Caldwell.
fiREPkoof GARAGE near Union Station.
leased to & $50 s, Government Ta cGoY for year sS Ter
GEORGE eEiS5 sns SON sTmi I7ia
! Eto st ~ IA, a226
reasonable price and terms GEORGE Y.
WMoRIHaInNGToN anGToN 81 SON. 1919 I st. NV.
l5,oeO SO. FIT commercial zoned land.
intersection Defenss hwy. and Largo road.
improved by large frame DWELLING; eood
eondltion: easily remodeled for store or
GooD BusINEss SE SA LOCATION 5ei1 on main
consisting Of s acres Of Beautiful land.
s'a9n rm hoSss snd and iGH3
cabins, electricity shower rms. bathrms.
: electric refrigerators, cash resister. juke
box. Coca Cola stand, cigarette vending
machine, showcases, counters, tables, etc.
price, SO 300; terms. r. c. PRINTZ.
Herndon. Va; phone Herndon 50
INDUSTRIAL LAND on railroad at Alexau-
| dria. Va. area to suit. as low as q cents
per. square foot: of railroad in same tract
as low as 5 cents per square foot. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 71a K st n W, MA 1855
MODERN STORAGE GARAGE at strategc
part of Northwest. Space for about 100
cars, repair shop. Offices. etc ramp. en-
| frances on . street levels Over $4,000
square feet of land Priced below cost
MA 1895
Evening star., 1944-07-30
ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

soo-ft. frontsse on Sanford -oviedo- -orIando s,
eoa slS monthly ahf f2oe Ssc9s nD
nearby. 5000. $50 down, Sio monthly. caIi
sLAusoN, MA. 663I. or co. 05sI ewes.
FOR SALE-Beautiful summer home: cool
ter. near oakisnd. on Rout. So: o. house
has modern conveniences, 3S acres, barn.
zsss sos g. .si5 osfand Sas Nd p''e Phone R
RICHMOND, yA.-l3 acres within walk
snce in valuable timber Ideal for sub
division P59ne Ex Sunday or week. eve atsr ao!
CALIFORNIA ORANGE GRoyE-Rare OPP
portunity to buy beautiful orange grove
n1,cs IN Southern ,6. calfornia a. near Drewar
the war. Located near Fontsns, Califor-
main MAJ sshwsg 80 mss ns onS TS Los mile. @ ss
Bernardino at foot Of mountains. FIVE
acres Of trees producing fne crop Of naval,
rrisated and exceliently developed. Five
room. two,bedroom house. Separate utility
ookng sTove rapsse DoFih Tth werk
shop. 1,5o0-unit, modern poultry house.
feneed zen, with steel steel. posts a and satss aso
business frontage. Attractive property in
sns sesoos Tes TO Sss
so. 900 JOS. W. r" RAY W Ex. ssas aner' or Of.
0107 evenings. Suite 210. Shoreham Bldg
FOR RENT-Attractive Colonial-type houss
on best residential street in .Warrenton,
for rent furnished. 2nd floor has mas
ter bedrooms. 2 baths: 3rd floor has 3 bed
rooms. / bath: modern conveniences; $500
month. For further information write J.
GREEN CARTER. Warrenton, Va. Tel. 13s.
yIRGINIA'S finest recreation center; out
door pool. lreproof building 0ocker rooms.
dance halD; picnic and play grounds with
shelter-twenty-two acres-best location
for resort hotel and cottages in Virginia.
in heart Of Skyline Drive and National
Evening star., 1944-07-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

l. 2. s TO 25 ACRES, Colesville pike: also
neishborhood Wholesale Prices @ 0S "a cents cents
ron R GORDON, owneT, y i ~ s@H Eye st st.
NV; Di. $3.50 until pm. Brokers at
ACREAGE for sale-50 acres of building
site for postwar estate. high elevation, l
$3.50 per acre Kens;ngton 7s4-W.
Tead, Teas,.. : biks =, from Lee hsyy;; Sood bus
J. L. c. WEST Fails Church ai35-J: after
5.pm Falls Church 2O12-W,
.. C., near Fairfax. va; 500 per acre. re.
Can easily be financed. Call Vienna
loo ACRES. Route e4o frontage; will sub
ri sSsAMAS S,s SO 20 s.s
eafa pss s osed Ma Phone
1-2-5 AND 25 ACRES. colesville pike; also
to %. acres Country Club Horse Show
nsish9orR41e to sap te s So IT. terms
Eve s st. NV 81. $3.50 iii p@ 9Snfa Brokers' ker
attention.
NEAR OAKTON. vA.-20 acres for building
and, and small farm, on hard SURFACE road;
Churches; GOOD bull Building fes Site s'ane ana. ane ne
view; about Is acres cleared for cultivation
balancss in woods: an all-year stream
EAsTMAN q STEELE, realtors. Falls
sSia ACREA 4h miles from District. near
WTOP. $3.50 per acre. Call SH. 0940.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA, between Draines-
vile and the Potomac River, 40 acres of
hilly land, mostly in timber, with small
streams, S4,000,00. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER. 17ls K st. NV. MA. 1l66.
POTOMAC AREA-Just three
parcels OF 3 to IL acres available for
personal building OF small estates in this
exclusive section of Mont Co. An oppor-
tunity for individuals or q small group Of
friends to develop their own residences in
this beautiful rolling hunt country. r. p.
RIPLEY, SH. 1883: Sun. and ewes. Rock
vile 81.
RAPPAHANNOCK r. FRONTAGE -15O
acres, with | mile Of beautiful frontage,
ideal for real estate development; 800 per
acre, quick cash sale; located 80 miles
D. c., so miles Richmond Brokers pro-
tected. JOHN c. WRIGHT, Broker, Chest
nut 10. Ewes and Sum-. Chestnut 0944
COLEsvILLE. on pike, f-acre tract, $3.50
an acre. Near Four Corners, 2 acres,
5000. Others. H F. BIEBER. SH. 1866.
LAUREL, MD.-3 to acre tracts on
BROOKLYN Bridge State road across from
the new water station: high eleyation, ac-
tive stream on rear. hard wooded. electric
and phone on road; price, S295 an acre.
Camp Springs sections mi. from D. c.;
beautiful wooded and clear site, electricity
and phone: price; S2o5 . tract up; easy
1853 lnsraham at. NV. GE. 6192.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

SMALL BUILDING for light manufacturing
purposes, approximately $500 to 5000
WANT 1900 FEET OF floor space In NV.
section tspecify dimensionsl. suitable for
printing plant; will consider warehouse
store, basement in Office building or
brick GARAGE: must have water, heat and
lights. Box 63-V. Star. l.
WILL PAY CASH for established gas sta
tlon, Or property suitable for gas sta
tion. in D. c. Box 154-T. Star.
WANTED BUILDING, 90 10000 square
t1et suitable for manufacturing and
warenouslne Box Att Star. 3Os
WANTED TO RENT-Basement or space in
hlgh,class store. should be on Conn. ave
or CneVy Chase section; only exclusive To-
cations wanted: a hgh-class Fifth ave. and
Hollywood photographer who specializes in
children and glamour sittngs, World War
vet Write to s12 18th st. NV. or call
OLD HOUSE or store building to be re-
modelled by tenant TO ONCE space; NV.
27S-V Star
Evening star., 1944-07-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

GAS STATION and parking lot. near Posi-
once Dept, splendid opening for hustler:
low rental; THOS. P. BROWN. 615 Attn
St sw. MA, 1919;
REAR OF 923 18th ST. NE.-Storaee
yard. 60x20. Apply 1918 18th ST. nv.
Ma. 437o
BRICK i-CAR GARAGE. recently zoned for
auto body and fender works. or can be
used for light mfg.: adjacent space for
expansion: will make improvements for
responsible tenant; entrance from three
81 sw. 3ns
ATTRACTIVE SUITE OF OFFICES, suitaAl.
Tor dentist physician or business; centrally
located in NV. section near 18th and
Harvard st. Inquire. CO TS1o
6O4 ST. NV. : Basement store; heat
and light; rent, S75. WI 1897
Evening star., 1944-07-30
REAL Estate SALE on ExcNANcg

NEW BUILDING, only for sale, i-Story
frame. 20 y. BY so IT,. contains toilets
and lavatories, screens; convertible into
z apartments. Price reasonable. Call DU.
SEAtBY Maryland income property.
acreage; also building lots, valued S8,700:
Al clear easy terms pr trade. Part or
Box 2q1-v, Star
! WILL TRADE my house ut 18th and
Mt. Pleasant SITS. Converted into 8 spts.
with license and fre escape. 8 rfgrsa
mo- for . family home, hne location.
NV, sec,: this is ideal for . retired lady 20
i've and have . fne income. Box 261-M.
Star.
ATTENTION. ofhcers Chemical wsrfars
Diyision--Wsnt to exchange use Of home
in Terre Haute, Ind. for use OF home In
Washington: near parochiai school, Blessed
Sacrament parish preferred: Terre Haute
property has spacious grounds, house beau
tifully furnished: service of .well-trained
maid available; references exchange. Re-
ply, Box S1-V. Star.
TRADE BRICK BLDG, clear. and valued
at So. 900, for investment property subject
TO one trust. T. J. LANE, JR, MA o43s.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

OLD, LARGE VIRGINIA HOME, cash for
s-S-rm. house; Petworth, Brightwood,
S9,O00-S12, 900 Consider duplex or four
to six family apt GE, 64s4.
waitingl Free personal appraisals at to-
days full value. Prompt settlements. MR..
QUICK. RA. 34lS or DI. 1852. g.
DESIRE HOUSES for rental investments.
VIII pay cash. D. C. or nearby. Give
2Llcs; LOCATION. Box 1867, Star:
HOME SEEKER desires small detached
house from owner. Any restricted area.
must have dry basement and yard for
Snnn ShnInlSrsn oiysr o432.
fhoM OWNER -bedrm house, near
Ssass around $4,000. WI. 2635.
Evening star., 1944-07-30
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington. D. c.
20, 1914

HOUSES WANTTD 70 BUY lcen'e. }
nvs s.son SAsn sss...s seS .iSs e. ga
pEANK nIx. bi' NJ 7SsS' 7RS4YIs' Rsaisor ss7 18th ss
CASH FOR YoUR HOUSE, Before sellin,
~ sss 7 IS Il ia a''s Co. %S isis qss J:
a. q rent 55Hl'I.lRsEss sssdsS ssr present si
HAVE CifENT vi" win iP1s psy all cash 70,
HsVs csssi Rr.s
houses. unfarn., IN soed f nc. HHssiesa Hee.sion.
ssIi "a ]kossifiS s is7:ssa:as men sa'ls:
sssdsaEy h.isss.. ss.tsnd s. :. ns:rbs a,se:. e.n
nhg pavI fSaSsisnt.l .s.ns soYh H. :zznsns :z5 Phone
Suires sy Aug l5 Or Sept; Furnished
sls5 per month. Phone RE. 1900. Ext:
yssoa Ws rA1 to AZ & Tyss1ns' cash sos on 7.s .na
Ni!lsT; l; SSS IIta st; ;,:s: ~: sloo. -. -
s sss cxs S;iiI Il i ~? ssSss ss W
sas sisn i "2nt HgMhR sr'
VIII VII PAf CASH To- ior small s%si, house in o. 6.
!ss@ 4sSss. s.s soss ss'l'n'n'
hssd dsh small in soes
HAVE asss S' fsHY s1YEks Bog s'v s:
sso ea1 .soss s0Pe Penn s1dss
5I can /; Il LEE Jaf poNNELLY' Investment Build
s' \ rTG M. oni .,x .ss .. an ~.
markable demand Tor modern brick homes
in D; C.. nearby Arlington and Montgom-
cry Counties; When you Put your prop, s
courteous service Of a sales orsanizat tion
Of many years experisnee. l. means bet. Ct
OIfei of Fve oR9vsTr s4n pasa' sa 18Th Jmn'
HAVE A CLIENT that wants brick house
hf bs sds Nsntx Or sG
va yard on rtg 200 or 300 block Of ] XsrnHm ;t
EkAsH MAsH HOSE ISG D5 sl SsS3.ov Sss Chevy
QRFISa2S VI z2SE "a aL1fSTs Isis VII. will pa, cash
hsafI Il ARs5on 4sis Il f:!' GhSsss
fsa sell 4,sd 4oSR HSHsE eH II Il. aS
today. Our opinion entails no OBLIGATION
Ask for Mr.. Browning VIM: H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC, established 1887. DI. 1918
PRIVATE PARTY wants or 7 room
home with recreation rm., not over 10 yrs
9ld, must be in NV. section. prefer shep-
herd Park or Chevy Chase, D. c.: can pay
al cash. Write, giving all particulars, to
MRS. ]. SALUS, Sla Otis pl. NV.
DIRECT FROM OWNER or room
modern home; near transp.. with gas or
oil heat; basement and large yard. Union
HAVE CLIENTS with cash money ready
For Quick sale list your property with
F: M. BELLO, Real Estate Broker. 101O
NJ st. NV. DI. 1888
WE CAN SELL your house; prompt action
a1lGE settlement Phone Morris Rosen
WILL PAY CASH for a mouse In or near
Hillcrest Sc. Call DE. 0054, Sunday OF
WISH TO BUY to room brick home ir
Silver Spring, Bethesda, Takoma Park. Nc
brokers. 81. 654I.
HAVE CLIENTS with ready cash for and
room houses. What have you? COLE
MAN, CO. GIL
8 TO 10 ROOMS, D. c. or Md, like pos
sSeSsion SiH within 80 days; quick action no
GARVEY. DI 45OS l Thomas circle
Evening star., 1944-07-30

CAMP, Severn River for
boys s-l4 South River for boys, g. 7. s.
ANNAPOLIS, Md. Booklet upon request.
Oliver 5lO0.
COUNTRYSIDE SCHOOL. summer camp:
day and boarding: ages . to IL; swim
ming, crafts, music, dancing; nature lore
and outooor activities; trained teachers
and nurses. SH 1874
Evening star., 1944-07-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY HOME, Fairfax Co. 35 mi to
downtown: II acres. land enough to raise
chickens, berries or garden: house has
everything for comfort, newly installed:
on high ground. under big trees: price.
81 1850, STORY 4 CO, ME-. 400. Eve
nino or holidays call Mrs Lewis. DE. 1892.
12 ACRES, attractive wooded land, 3 mi.
D. C.: near Fairfax. Va; $40 per acre.
Can easily be financed. Call Vienna
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