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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Barrymore His Idol

I thought il rather touching
that this boy, whose comedy is
the sensation Of the day. should
have looked at those old Barry
more prints 10 study them. AL
most in the same breath, Danny
and Sylvia asked if ] had ever
Seen-JehH- Barrymore on the
stage in King Richard III and
Hamlet"
| told them 7 had seen him
in practically every one Of his
plays-"Peter Ibbetson,' The
Jest and even some Of his
earlier light comedies.
Danny Hayes expressive
hands have always fascinated
me and, when | mentioned them
and what an important part
they play in his routines, he
said:
II learned to use my hands
and TO put over a song when
spent year I'm China, Japan
and the Philippines. 1 couldn't
speak the language and that's
the way I made them under
stand me. sang. too, in the
jargon you heard in Melody
i'm F."
Danny is our most Travelled
actor. He has been in nearly
every country in the world. He
made a tour with a revue and
was paid $40 a Week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
The Ugly Word Smear
Will Be Heard Often
in Campaign Ahead

sors want him 10 sit in the
White House they'd be glad 10
have the facts of his life laid
before the public.
Presidential candidates can't
be strangers 10 the balloters.
McCarten and Mills have credit
able records as writer's. Mills. an
editorial writer for the New York
Herald Tribune, has an exception
ally good rep as a commentator
on public affairs. His books arc
among the most important ref
erence works in the public libra
ries.
Senator Vandcnbcrg has no
right. and certainly no ground. for
attacking Mills integrity
McCarten isn't so well known
to this reporter, except that the
best publications buy and print
his output.
DIES USES 1T ALSO
~ itL lODh dl DtildlOI dnQCn-
berg's beef for what it is. It's just
an excuse 10 hurl the word
smear" around Over in the
House the same day Congressman
Dies was mounting the same sick
enlng word in reference to Under
Cover" 1t would be no surprise
to lots Of us that the Republicans
are hungry, because they aren't
smart. The public will take
lot, but when it gets sick of con-
tinuouS whine, phraSed in the
same old tired wordage. boy boy
it gets sick. The feeling might
be that if the Republican party
can't think of a few new words.
II certainly can't think of any new
ideas for progressive govt. And
that, / suppose, is a Smear"
Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
His First Break

What was your first real
break ." / asked.
Lady in the Dark" he said
"MOss Hart teIephOned and
asked me 10 do him "A favor
play the photographer. Just a
little part he said. Imagine
asking me to do him a favor. I
was so excited il took me
week to recover"
Moss, who has been their
house guest, is given credit by
Danny for his stage success.
Just as Goldwyn is praised for
his faith in him. A nice guy
that Kaye Simple, unSpoiIed
and one person in this town
called Hollywood who doesn't
forget.
tIHd he is very strong i'm his
likes and preferences. Jack
Benny for instance. is 10 him
one of the greatest comedians
who ever lived
What I wouldn't give 10 he
able To get up and adj lib the
way he does"
He likes Benny personally.
too, because there isn't a ieal-
Gus hair in his head and he is
always glad of the other fellows
success
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
He Looks Swedish

Danny, who looks Swedish.
with his name Of blond hair, is
really Russian. His real name
IS David KuminSky.
He Tod me about When Sylvia
took him home 20 meet her fam
ily He had let his hair grow
long because he thought he
looked funnier for his stage
parts that waV
My family took one look at
HIM" said Sylvia. land thought
] had lost my mind"
Her father" said DANNY.
recognized me a. the boy who
had worked in his dental office
and thought his daughter was
making a terrible mistake"
Danny and Sylvia have been
married five years. He believes
he owes most Of his success 10
h0r. She writes his songs and
u was she who had faith in him
and encouraged him when II
seemed as II no one wanted the
Kaye brand Of humur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

They were candid discussions
Of a public figure, a man men
toned for the office of PreSl-
dent of the United States.
Gen. Macarthur whose -nfiit-
tary record is a thing of glory
is not known 10 many of us.
1t would seem that if his spon-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
BROADWAY

piece that doesn't suit the
fancy of the guy describing H.
The pieces under discussion
are by John McCarten tWhose
appeared i'm Inc McrcurXl and
Walter Mills twhose was pub
liShed in the Virginia Quarterly
Review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

DETROIT SUNDAY TINES PICTORIAL REVIEW - arch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Share Sleeping Bag
VNUOnn n,

HOLLYWOOD. March Is
Remember the famous sleep
Ing bag shared by lngrid
Bergman and Gary Cooper in
For Whom The Bell Tolls ?
Fred MacMWray also viii share
10 IN Practically Yours with
2 CaIrn icrrlcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
PLENTY or SMEAR

Let's agree with Senator
Vandenberg that the Army War
College library erred In cir
culating among soldiers a couple
of mag pieces unflattering 10
Gen. Macarthur. But let's also
inquire why the senator from
Michigan insists those pieces
were -SmearS- ''i,--Z---
You're going TO hear that
word a lot between now and
next November For your under
standing, smear Will be en-
ployed 10 describe any written
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
oGousM O. arson,
IN HOLLYWOOD
Distinguished Career on Stage, MOT Money, Goal
of Danny Kaye and His Music.Writinq Wife
HOLLYWOOD. March 25.

wife
lnethc a arr for Danny
cnetf "a i on even Zee h amemoy
aye SCI md sc Who make
f.nu Be i brain of
ION q e $ work. how much
le wants to Be- q ea O s a moment
q he $50
manl il II two liOndoI gamble
ona 70 he / motion picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26
Ex-Gov. Lehman Learns
How FaIsehoods Get
Started on Their Way

We just heard this one
about ex-Gov. Lehman of
New York, who decided that
war bonds were not selling
too well among the farmers
upstate. so Gov. Lehman
went himself to help peddle
them. After motoring in the
wilderness, he encountered a
farmer driving a surrey with
no fringe on the top.
Hi" called out the governor,
did YOU ever hear of Herbert
Lehman of Albany"
Nope" was the Indifferent
reply
Ever hear of Franklin
Roosevelt ?"
Nope" said the farmer.
Pearl Harbor? ," continued
Lehman.
Never heard of her either"
Ever hear of Churchill?"
"Nh-nh, what of il ."
NOT INTERESTED
Well" said Gov. Lehman,
I'm here TO see YOU about
bonds"
Mint Interested" said the
farmer as he drove on,
Scene .; The farmers wife.
who was watching through a
window, greeted her husband
with.
"Nho was that: What did
he want >"
ooh" said the farmer suck
ing his teeth, "sOme city slicker
from Albany-named Lehman
told me about a fellow named
ROOsevelt--who got i'm trouble
with a girl named Pearl HarbOr
from some place near Church
Hill-wanted me to 20 his
bond"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-26

This from the comedian
who turned Hollywood upside
down in his first picture and
who has won plaudits from
critics, fans and actors alike.
They Shun Cocktails
Sylvia, who accompanied
Danny TO my house for coffee,
and il really was coffee for her
and milk for him, since neither
care for cocktails, said:
81 feel Danny will do his best
work when he is a little older
and on the stage and has had
more experience. No young
actor ever achieved greatness,
fame perhaps, but not such
greatness as John Barrymore
had when he was alive"
John is their idol. / learned
that Danny has looked at all the
movies Barrymore appeared in
during the last years of his life.
Did you see him i'm Grand
Hotel and Topaz" Danny
asked, wasn't he superb? So
versatile and such a great
actor"
Evening star., 1944-03-20
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctionsers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
BY AUCTION FOR STORAGE CHARGES.
MARCH TwENTY-FoURTH. 1914. com:
meneins AZ o'clock am; and continuing
same time until all is sold, we will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION at WEsCHLERs.
storage and/or other charges goods stored
With us in the name of John p. Labofish,
ners Mrs. e. C.. Matthews, H. r. Dill. 9.
farrell, Mrs. Margaret johnson, Miss Ellen
7. Mullen. Mrs. c. Mcintosh. Mrs. o. B.
nnGaslMss' n1. srS., Mr = B. 3,Nsil,' Mr: C. Welss.
Wssner; ". stsinkraus: Mrs. Dudley Cor
H9ln leS, yIiis A. raFks; Nsal noyss; Harry 7.
Talbot, Mrs. n. Mis-, Mr. John Martin.
]. L. Streck. Mr.. C. H. King. Note-These
goods were orisinAlly stored with Acme
notice.
NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE d
MOVING CO.,
mar.361320.
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AUCTION SALES.

kODhI
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, Auctioneers
Estate Sale of
Valuable Business Property.
Two-storv Brick Building.
No. 1893 31st st. NV
By virtue of authority vested in the
undersigned Executrix, by the last will and
testament of E Lyn Woodin, deceased
Administration No. 60s95. will offer for
Bv Public Auction
MONDAY. MARCH goth 1914
AT 2 O'CLOCK PM
Lot $40 in Square Jos in the City OF
washington. District. of Columbia. having
frontage Of 422 feet containing 3,050
square feet. improved as above
Terms Of sale: Cash. A deposit of $500
required Of purchaser at time of sale,
balance to be paid within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise deposit may
be forfeited as liauidated damages, or
property resold at risk and cost of de-
taulting purchaser at the discretion Of the
Executrix, after Ave days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper publish ed
in WASHINGTON D c. All conveyancIns,
recording revenue stamps and notarial
fees at cost OF purchaser
Evangeline Seymour Executrix
James. r. Kirland Attorney.
National Press Building
MARI. 10, 14,16.1S.20
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Filed Mar II. 1g44.-Charles Z. Stewart
Clerk.

4.Ssss S::; ssylSss ssy isS
ssIsR $ Hsss's uSSss 4: % r:
ETAMs q a. q Ac.ISn
Obi object of tis suis L to obtain an order for
the sale Of certain real estate owned and
ots hsd y .S h' 4 n ssasss IT, hs 5 Ds
55st Of e0sRs '5f%ss:
o5d.l.d . this snat a7A the S:' s5nh
k.sshel eI Y: Gray. Johnston ", GRAY:
Lee Gray. 2 minor; rrapk Lee Gray,
Sdl.n e. q Pes s:rD.Ha DsvsuskK sas kKe. spd sos
sTsIs Williams Sps seen inai.,dsss|y S ana As s sas:
hssra1a q I'd Williams Efhs1S Minor. nRSa sss
shhsysf voofhies. Rath 5. Tilsen: tndII- !lI
sS wIsos ner osssy assfs eafEsSed M5lss9 sq
Aes!sae sd a55sa wf snd ss " eussoaan Ra0v o
li:%% %liI:% Y BBsnsnss:sE Bsnsnss.sE t. ts insE iasE
Hsas wIsm asnnaTs1 esssns. ess!s'es E
as5s., aa5s green s.s HsSse5 Smsos |gtf Gssp
Individually and as custodian q g. Ernest
Philpitt. sd, minor; Marshall 8, Phil
E.urss EH: t. st.s EEafs H..n RhDs ss. 70 kes Dor a.
mold stilwell. a minor; Charles 1. Bryant.
R4ys1t naiyausllv ,an and eustqalsn Of psna
as Custodian Of Barbara Joanna Bryant. IA a
anos nGs 3 Bas:F: %so1 5otnn M,a srysn Homh mnG or
aoima ana minor @ eu'5Salan sohn G. e. HON
frana snS aosss5
Of Barbsra Ann .Danenhower, william q.
Danenhower and John ?. Danenhower,
miners: miners wsm Rfsnsre g. Ban minor
6eeca DanenhoweT; Marsaret D. Allison
minor; James H. Danenhower individually
and as custodian Of shsila Rae Danen-
a minor; William w: Danenhower. Stewart
Y. panenhower. Edith D Cossa individually
a1d as custodian Of Judith Ann Cossa and
q minor: Adaline Cossa, 4 minor; Joseph L.
Ranenhqwer. William !: Dansnhower; John
hower Joseph amma
and IS custodian Of Alfred dsilsshsr' r..
cher, 6, q minor: Joan Gallasher. minor,
sisnee Of Washington panenhower, cause
or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
SUNDAYS and legal holidays, occurring
after the dav of the hrst publication Of
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default. Pro-
sbaif ylded' hhogeyeE. that copy Of this order
for three successive weeks in the wash
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
ALAN ooEDsBoRoUdH, Justice. 7seslj
A true copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEW
ART. Clerk; By ELEANOR E. JOBE,
Evening star., 1944-03-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

l-c-6o INTERNATIONAL 4 to TON
IA it., nat body
5--1940 Fords, stake and Eat bodies; some
with 2-speed axles.
1-1939 Ford. fiat body.
1-1939 Brockway 3h-ton, with trailer.
l-International D-30 dump.
1--International b-40. is5" v. b., ch. and
cab.
1-194o D-3O 12-ft. van.
NoRTHEAST TRUcKiNd CO.
$40 M St. NE. Phone .TR. 5000.
Open Sunday 10 TO 8. 20.
DODGE TRUCK, 1888,
One-half ton. Heavy new tires Excellent
|eond: No dealers. 145 Carroll st. Sc.
FIR. 9709. 21s
Evening star., 1944-03-20
AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE
RECAPPING

0ne.day service, by appointment only.
| and grade 3 tires carried in stock.
GOODYEAR Tire Co.. 200 New York ave
NV. Leave car In the morning, call for
same at B,
Evening star., 1944-03-20
GARAGES eok RENT.

GARAGE. ,roomy lear, heated, water and
cleo. available. Clean. IS per month.
os09 4th st. NV. RA. 1893.
NEAR 18th T. D SITS NE.-3 PRIVATE
garages: ideal for small trucks: reason
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN d co. ME- 54oo
Evening star., 1944-03-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFINISHED APARTMENT-one or two
bedrooms, permanent residents, no chill
oren or pets, NV. section, near downtown
Phone weekdays Republic $500. Exten-
TSFtRNIsHED Groom. kitchen, bath apt.
vicinity 18th and D SITS ne. AT. $50
NAVAL OFFICER desires TO rent or sub
let furn. apt. preferably in ne. or Sc.
nished. April ist occupancy. northwest
oEHY SosERHPY or fGRYr AG5Sr'0a apr AT st2S a2Som vns
room. kitchen and bath: desired desired by ;
800. EXT. 7o60e, between 0 am. and
GoloRED-g coll ED nice I s!5IIs va Esnt ? or 3
coUPiE desire 2 or 3 room turn. apt.
YoUNe NAVAL OFFICER. diplomat wants
si5 conditoned: viii buy ''f3 furnitnre Gail
kssff oSSsSfdy' cotP e2Tf Or Bed
room .unfurnished apt. modern abt bldE
vicinity shorehain Hotel Box a7.A, Star.
2 ENGLISH OFFICERS REQUIRE. furnished
= or . bedrooms, all utilities, in NV loca-
lon. no. from April or May i, permanently.
EMPIoYED WOMAN wants unfurnIshed Ta
GEORGETOWN. OR. 397l evenings or sun.
TWO WAVE OFFICERS desire furnished
NV section. Boz I06-A Star %.
COMFORTABLE
aszesa5oom srsssp apt downtown or With good
ierred: Please write Box 100, Star. -
Evening star., 1944-03-20
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

CASH for your truck. cali Mr.. Via. Il.
0090. Market Auto Service, e23 X st. ne.
l94Q OR Ie4I GMC, international or
cash. Cali Mr.. Breneman, Federal Com
tracing Co., 915 New York ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
MONEY WANTED.
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILKES. McGARRAGHY q ARTS,
BY JAMES 3. ARTS.
Attorney for Petitioners,
sol Tower Bids.
Filed Mar. II, 1914,

CHARLES =. stewart, Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
., states for ne District OF Columpia.
bENEEm 81 EE DffSSssoLuTIoN fSs 0F HARDY
ton No. a34Os-oRDER-Gpon consider.
18th day OF ot March, ie44, ' praying % for r dis. lis.
solution Of Harry B: penham: Inc, cor q
lsws Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia. it is, by
the Court, this l7th day Of March, 1914
appear, and show cause. il any. they have
on or before the 29th day of April, 1944
solved, PRovfDEp tn At st. . copy of ri,
order shall be published in The Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
weekly for three (3) successive weeks
the frst insertion to be not less than one
q. month before. the, 2eth day q April
CHARLES i. sTEwART. Clerk. BY EMMA
c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk. mh2O,2 .apa
LEON NJ. SHlNBERG,
Attorney for Partnership,
1881 81. NV, Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

NOElCG OF fUbklCAIlON. -.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN that the
pndersisnsd have, as OF January l. 19A4.
formed q limited partnership to continue
the business heretofore conducted BY them
Of Madlon Studios, for the continued
transaction Of photosraphic studio business
and related activities At Washington. D, G..
and elsewhere in the United States, The
puckstein and sam. doitzman. both resi-;
the special partners. Ruth 8. Buckstein
and Anna 0oltzman, both residents Of the
pistIiss Of colpm6iss E06 so each Of whom has
general partner has contributed Sl,600.00
n capital The total eapitalisatien !.
for ten years commencing on January /,
1944, and ending on December 81. 1853,
unless sooner dissolved BY those eon.ribut-
!ns majority Of the capital: Certificate
February 2eth. Is44, and has been nlsd lied
District Court of the United States. for
the District Of Columbia as required by
law. RvINQ BUCKsTEfN. General Part
nsT; 9 Err, SAM 92LTzMrAIN 92LTNMrIN General Psrsner
ANA 5s a9IfzsM4sS'. sSSssss!s5S g i fsEtnsr; i
MINOR, GATLEY a DRCRY, Attorneys
Evening star., 1944-03-20
TRAllERS FOR SALE.

zIMMER, 1912, 81 t., 8 rooms. tandem
wheels: like new; S1,5O0. Fred Jury Um.
brella TT. Camp, on Lee Hishway. 20s
1e44 Kosy Coaches and Platts. Also 95
Richter TRAifER SALES. A'
Route l, Berwyn, Md. Tel. BeIwyn 45.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CO.. COUPLE wanted to share hQms an PSi
s-RooM S1a-BEDRooMj" House. OTIS l74n near
Bethesda Navy Med. Center, avail. foI
mos, April l to June !: Sll0 mo
On NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, neal
kennedy-Beautiful detached home, com.
pletely furnished large yard; 9 rooms and
bath; recreation room; built-n garage;
automatic heat; Sl75 Immediate posses
sion: THOMAS D. Walsh, Inc, .DI. 1857.
29l4 ST. S.E.-Brick, detached & rooms
] "a baths, recreation room; no young chill.
dren; Sl75 per mo. AT. 374a
COMPLETELY FURN. Cape Cod cottage in
Arlinston-2 bedrooms, gameroom, work
shop, phonosraphic laboratory and garage;
fireplace. oil heat, hot water easement
windows, storm windows and screens
throuRhout, large porch overlooking gar
den; grape arbor, fruit trees, towering
shrubs, strawberry patch. ornamental fish :
pond; rent, $3.50 month. Call Glebe 1888.
TWO VERY UNUSUAL, large homes, i'm
mediately available; one is in the estate
section OF Edgemoor, a most charming
inston; $3.50 The other if you are ex-
pectine to do much entertaining. is tust
What you want: S45o. E. M. Fry, Inc,
1915 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Detached
house, completely furnished, 8 bedrooms
EAsi heat and garage.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
THE EVENING STAR Washington D c. Z
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEscHLER a son. Auctioneers.
C. @. SLOAN d CO. INC. AucTIoNEERs,
7l6 18th ST NV.

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER-
soNAL EFEECsTs. ETC, FOR sroR-
Notise ssst i hereby svsa thss pp YERSfsT f.
TEN O'CLOCK An, AND CONTINUING
FAEREEs 1RA AL AHD Is blspoeAp
OF. there will be sold At public auction IN
Iss S ,1sit'G stS TSSpi sRESf q T Nv LoAsS SsH1S S
and other charges due and unpaid on All
furniture, personal effects. etc, stored
Rs,S.lIn. RstSour; .1isy .Hissyxpoq ssske5ylle MIS-:
Calhoun. Mrs. J. r. Crom. Theodore
Culbertson, Louis Cullen Mrs. Pearl Dick
son, Mrs. Emily. Digs Mrs Hattie B.
Driver, C. Fotiades, Irving Harris. Mrs.
Arlene Hawthorne. Mrs. Susie Z. Jackson.
Geo A. Jones, Mrs, Susie Jones, Carl g.
King, Mrs, Annie Lee, Israel Lee. John
F. Mapp. jr:.. Mrs: Mary A. Martin. Mrs.
r. Miller, Mrs. Sarah T. McGill, Mrs.
Louise K. INLAND, Henry Roberts. Herbert
Smith, John Smith. Mrs Edw. Stewart,
L. H. Thomas. Anne volk, q. r. Walker,
Mrs Lillian washington and Jos. Watts.
UNION sroRAuE COMPANY. ING,
705 Florida Ave. NV,
Washington, d. c.
Evening star., 1944-03-20

80 ACRES: 7:RooM HOUSE. BARN.
On, good gravel road, ia mi. from con-
estate and therefore priced to sell irnme-
diately. Price: $4,000. Terms, y. cash
balance to suit.
other farm buildings: on paved road, in
small town with stores, churches, and
schools. Fine stream, good fencing. An
s5 300. Terms. $4,000 cash.
Buell. M. Gardner, J. E. Kelly,
Rockville Md phopo oso
Evening star., 1944-03-20
FARMS FOR SALE,

70 ACRES. near Miliersville and Grain
hwy, l0-room DWELLING. tenant house,
optablalaNInss; oaa N Immediate posssssiOn sis,s
CONTAINING liO ACRES. with 1VU acrss
tillaole. large. barn, outbuiidinss, springs
and stream: located 5 miles southwelt Of
Frederick. Nd. on hard-surfaced state
road and B. & O. R.R, Property assessSd
for 1889, will sell for s6.2b0. Phone
Evening star., 1944-03-20
HOUSES FOR SALT.
5Ql3 4th ST NV

rooms. semidetached brick, rea
porches, yard, garage. oil heat: price, $40.
n5Oi terms; possession. Ma. 1888 o
| WO ~1oh
Evening star., 1944-03-20
PROPERTY WANTED.

SIX OR LESS UNITs-One apt. As rooms
Direct no agents; all cash. Call after O.,
Decatur 1851. 22s
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FURNISHED HOME

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-S10 800.
A completely detached residence of o
rooms and bath on a large lot .6Ox192 IT,
with several fruit and shade trees: front
porch, large, screened, concrete rear porch !:
ho water heat, elec. refrigerator VA
CeNT. Phone Mr.. Evans, WO 0290, with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1908 II ST NV MA o346
Evening star., 1944-03-20
ARLINGTON.

2-story, detached brick. near Washing
ton, Golf and Country Club living room
with fireplace, screened porch, dining room
fully equipped kitchen, End floor, = bed
rooms and tile bath.
F. w. BERENS, INC.
MA. s270, ewes. and Sundays call Mr..
81
Evening star., 1944-03-20

ESTABLISHED ESTATE.
174 acres In nearby Howard County
Md. overlooking Little Patuxent River;
spacious manor house. modern in every de.
tail: tenant houses ard farm building.
comparably modern; well-planned And per-
woodland with hishly cultivated soil.
WOULD ALSO BE SUITABLE
SANlTAR1UM OR SCHOOL
WORTHINGTON REALTY.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
S415 Georgia Ave. SH 2142
Evening star., 1944-03-20

Here is an unusual opportunity TO get
real bargain in this delishtful section
Detached prick consisting Of very large
baths or the second floor; semihnished
room Ii attic; 2-car built-in garage;
lot G0xl30, Ent!re house 'hs'' has beer beer
completely Done over and is in immaculate
condition. TO inspect, call Mr.. Pearson
Ma. $500 Evenings and Sunday. cal
BOSS & PHELPS,
Evening star., 1944-03-20

EXCELLENT TOBACCO FARM.
30 miles Washinston, a32 acres. 100
baceoi. watered By springs and streams
Suitable stockl: 2 large tobacco barns.
timber; s-room dwelling recently repaired.
good condition. Immediate possession.
SS; 500. TRACTOR. teams, implements avail
able. Farm list on request.
LEONARD SNYDER. LA PLATA. MD
Evening star., 1944-03-20

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$l2.950.
Dutch Colonial on corner lot, very con.
veniently located near Conn. ave-; bed
rooms, detached garage, oil burner. Call
VIC. 1900 until 8 pm. EDW. H. JONES
Evening star., 1944-03-20
PROPERTY FOR RENT

SIX ROOMS AND BATH. furnished or un-
| furni he'd Hyattsville 0e50
MODERN ROOM HOUSE, mile from,
Wheaton; Mo toward Four Corners, $50.
Rev. r. shoup, ll7o Old Bladensburs
Evening star., 1944-03-20
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Modern home in exclusive section, situ-
ated in setting OF tall oak trees, with
beautiful view overlooking terraced lawns.
Home consists of g rms. breakfast room
and = baths; aN-brick construction, with
attached garage; spacious living room, all
electric kitchen and air-conditioned heat
ing; $4,000 Call OR. 2190 before pm.
for annnitnt men
Evening star., 1944-03-20

And lovely home are combined in this
better-type guesthouse at Mass. ave. and
Scott Circle NV 1t contains Is rms 4
bsthe and large garage. New-house condi-
tior Reasonably priced at S2o5 $1,000
down. Sl75 per month. Price includes
house. business and furnishings Terms
and prize are below present market values
as o-'ne~ is EXPECTING military irductjon
HERBERT g. SONS, REALTORS,
5th "-0ito' II U'n9,
After Office Hours Call RIA. S330.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
24O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Z4U ACRES-EQUIPPED
Modern dairy farm now a soing business
Modern home. with oil heat. large living
| room with fireplace. 2 tenant houses
Land in best state Of cultivation. Fences.
eauipment, dairy herd. in tiptop condition.
sess q fsrm buildings. JOHN BURDOFT.
/ a6dG $3.50
Evening star., 1944-03-20

1NICO1J Z I INCdIUUI, IVA. X3ZI.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH MeDEvTTT.
RED BRICK COLONIAL,
Mr.. WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL,
Within short walk Of the best school
setup in washington, senior high. junior
A very nice, modern center-hall brick
house. including living rm, with fireplace,
large screened porch. dining rm., break
rms, baths. stairway TO insulated stor-
age attic, recreation I'M. with fireplace.
tails. please cali Mr.. Borts. Wo. 475544. 1
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.