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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
Home DemOnstra-
ton Agent Leaves

Miss Helen Irene Smith, for the
past six years home demonstration
agent for Cecil county, has been ap-
pointed home management special
list with the Maryland Extension Ser
vice, College Park, and left last week
to enter ON her new duties.
Miss Ruth Robinson, of Bellaire,
Ohio, who specialized in home econo-
mics in Wesley College, Ohio, las
been appointed to succeed Miss Smith
in Cecil county.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
Home Coming
Services At
Ebenezer

The annual home coming services
we're held at the Ebenezer Metho-
dist Church on Sunday, Sept. II.
At the morning service, Rev. R. r.
Stephens, pastor of Zion Circuit
preached the sermon. In the after
noon Senator Wilmer Fell Davis, OF
fredericksburg, Md, was the speaker
Rev. Howard Link, pastor of Port
Deposit church, conducted the even
ing services.
The special musical programs al
the afternoon and evening services
were rendered by the double male
quartet of the Bethany Presbyterian
Church of Philadelphia.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
Gasoline Situation
Is Tight

The average civilian motorist
should expect no increase in his gas
oline ration for the next several
months. at least not before the end
of the war with Germany, the OPA
says. Civilian stocks of gasoline
built up last winter have been great
ly reduced despite increased imports
and record domestic production. CT
william grade gasoline stocks have de-
creased approximately tive million
barrels In 90 AAye,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
Apple Storage

Additional COLD storage space will
be made available for Maryland's
1914 apple crop by War Food Ad-
ministration order removing dried
and evaporated fruit from refrigera-
ted warehouses between September
80 and December 81.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

Mrs. Vessels S. Pussy, of Colora,
has been notified that her husband,
Technical Sergeant Vessels S. Pusey
was wounded in action in France 'on
August 18th. He was a member Co.
q, that was mustered in from Elk
ton.
Sgt. Pussy has been overseas two
years and entered France with the
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Logan, Miss
Jennie Heyberger spent last week at
Bethany Beach, Del, until the Coast
Guard ordered all living there to go
farther inland on account of the
storm signals of the hurricane. At
ter the storm they visited the beach
and witnessed the destruction by tEe
storm.
Miss Bertha Tyson is attending the
10th Anniversary Convention of the
National w. C. T. U. at Columbus,
Ohio. She is a delegate, as President
of tie Maryland State w. c. T. U.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Biggs of near
town, have received word that tEeir
son, Pvt. Norman C. Biggs. has ar
rived safely somewhere in France.
Miss Dorothy Keilholtz returned
ON Saturday from Havre de Grace
Hospital, where she had been a pa
tient for two weeks.
Miss Evelyn Smith, of Zion, for
merly of Rising Sun High School
faculty, is teaching in Smyrna, Del,
High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Reynolds,
son and daughter, of Baltimore, were
weekend visitors in Rising Sun.
John M. Rawlings, stationed in
Panama, has been advanced to Motor
Mechanic, First Glass.
1t. James Yerkes, Fort Sheridan,
Illinois, has been spending furlough
at his home at Calvert.
Mrs. Mary Cherry is visiting DR..
and Mrs. William Workman, Mt.
Joy, Pa.
Miss Ann Robertson, Washington,
D. G.. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Robertson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22
Stricken With In
fantile PARALYSIS

Miss Anna R. Seacord, of Chesa-
peake City, a student nurse at hos
pital in Virginia, is a patient there,
having contracted infantile paralysis
from patient she was nursing.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

our town, have received word that
their son, John C, Hindman, Jr., who
was with the American Forces in
Italy and France, has been wounded
for the second time, and is now in a
hospital in Paris, where he is on the
road to recovery.
Among those attending the Dis
trict meeting of the w. S. c. S. on
Thursday, in Eastlake Methodist
Church, Wilmington, were Mrs. Ruth
Ewing, Mrs. Bessie Graham, Mrs
Margaret Hindman, Mrs. Edward
Crothers, Mrs. Ann Haines, Mrs. A.
T. Hornsby, Miss Elizabeth Stephens
Mr.. and Mrs. Job W. Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Ashby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Pyle were Sunday guests OF
Surgeon General Norman T. Kirk and
family, in Washington.
Circle No. /, Mrs. Mary Jenkins
leader, will meet Friday afternoon,
2:3O p. m, with Mrs. Irene Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Shepherd, Mid
dletown, Del, were Sunday guests OF
Mrs. Jean Shepherd and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Crawford
Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiting their
relatives in this neighborhood.
Miss Mary A. Campbell has been
visiting Philadelphia, Pa, and River
ton, N. j., relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Cooney and son Car
are visiting relatives in Arlington
Va.
The Komrade Klub met Friday ev-
ening with Mrs. Maude Ashby
Miss Virginia Smith, of Zion, was
in attendance at the Youth Confer
ence held at Lake Geneva. Wisconsin
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

Worry can make you i'll. but don't
let it WORRY YOU.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Biggs of neal
town, have received word that tEeil
son, Pvt. Norman c. Biggs, has ar
rived safely somewhere in France.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

The Komrade Klub met Friday ev-
ening with Mrs. Maude Ashby.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

Miss Virginia Smith, of Zion, was
in attendance at the Youth Confer
encs held at Lake Geneva. Wisconsin.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1944-09-22

Miss Ann Robertson, Washington,
D. c.. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B, Robertson.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30
BEARPEN NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Robinson
visited John Kendrick and fam
lily Sunday.
Acie Ford has been spending a
few days with his family. He is
stationed at cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Mullins
spent Sunday with Dow Mullins
at Skeetrock.
Miss Lea Kendrick and Mrs.
Mary Stanley visited Mrs. w. K.
Hawkins Sunday.
Virgil Fleming and family spent
Saturday night with Otto Ken
drick.
Logan Stanley and 'Hrrison Null
ms were visiting on Bear Pen
Sunday.
Mrs. Adam Childress and chill
dren are confined with measles
at this writing.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30
THE RATION CALENDAR
(For Week of March 27)

(FOr Week OF March 27)
Processed Foods-Blue A8 thru
E8 now valid at 10 points each
for use with tokens; all expire
May 20. Blue F8 thru K8 valid
April l, expire June 20.
Meats and Fats-Red A8 thru
F8 (book ~ now valid at 10 pts.
each, for use with tokens; all eq
pire May 20. Red CO, H8 and J8
become valid March 26, expire
June Is.
Sugar-Sugar stamp No. 80
(book ~ god for five pounds in
definitely. Sugar stamp No. 81
(book ~ good for five pounds in
definitely becomes valid April l.
Canning Sugar-Sugar stamp
No. 40 good for S pounds of can
ming sugar until Feb. %, 1915.
Apply to local board for supple
mental rations.
Shoes-Stamp 18 (book ~ ex-
pires April 80. Airplane stamp
No. 1 (book 81 valid indefinitely.
Another shoe stamp will become
valid May 1.
Tire Inspection-A coupon ho1-
ders, deadline March 81. B cou-
pom holders, deadline June 80.
c. coupon holders, deadline May
81.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court Of the
County of Dickinson, on the
Goth day of March, 1914.
Genola Ball, Complainant
against
Carson c. Ball, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to ans
wer an amended bill filed by
Complainant for a divorce avin-
cullo Matrimonii.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant Carson c. Ball, is not resi-
resident of the State of Virginia,
it is ordered that he do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy here
of be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the
Dickinson Herald and that a copy
be posted at the front door of the
court house of this county on or
before the 1st April rules, 1914.
A copy-Teste:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk
BY Lee Stanley, D. c.
j. c. Smith p q (March 3O-44)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30

Xxx 7HEN ASKED which side ne thought
w would win the War, a German
officer captured at Salerno made the
following statement:
SsTF1is is one war America Dill not
win, because America is too weak ct
home. Your people are too far atvay
their hearts are not in it. They will
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-03-30

tire - they do not haze the unshake-
able determination to conquer that fills
every man and woman of the German
Reich!"
When you're asked to buy more War
Bonds and to keep on buying moreWar
Bonds remember what that German
officer said.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Sur Elm 8eid, oas ouf 6em une
3erltorbaren Gellen Hetri erbaut por-
ben, bat Ieit leiner @riinoung allen
Stiirrnen eetrost, ale 8erfoLeuneen
iiberitanoen, itebt be,te in iueenoIi.
der, uniibertpinolider araft oa. Die
Setnoe unb BioerIa6er Der fatboGis
i9en Stride tpllroen ni6t niioe, oas
9ieo bon ibrem naben gnoe 5u fin"
gen. Nebr als einurol beiIbelten fie
ibren l1utergang. &ber, tpdbrerth iie
oiele alten 2ieolein nod neueren Ne.
looien lineen. ,iterben iie". tpie i6on
Der III. alsglltin iagt, ,,aae ielber 3D.
bin." Die Stride @briiti ober lebt
fort unb preoigt @ottes Rraft ie6em
folgenoen @ei6ledt.
Inter Dem mabtigen &ailer oes
nla6tigen romiiden &ei6es, Diofle.
tian (284-3O5) tpiitete i'm r0ni.
ihen 8eltreide Die leste, aber grim.
miglte @briltenperfoleung. S6on I'M
crlten Dto1rat iou li9 Die 3abl Ser
brtltli6en MGrtprer inn gan5en Reide
auf IS bis 1900 belaufen baben.
9e Gerfplgltng NOR 10 planmdBig
arrangiert, 10 anOauerno urto furht-
bar, Oab man menidli6erpeiie am
gan5en llntergang bes gbriitentuns
ni6t 5Deifeln tonnte. Sbon erri6tete
man I'M ipaniIden Teil oes romii9en
Reides Dem &aiier Narmorldulen,
,>lpegen Bertilgung oes driitliden Na-
mens"; man progte 0enfniinaen nit
Der Sni6riit ~Nad Der slusrottung
oes Gbriitentunls."
Nber tpabreno oie Seinoe itber ben
untergans Der n1ngen Stride iubelten,
,5og oieie i'm SiegesEauf ourd bas r0-
mii6e 3eid.
Ser &aiier ltirbt un6 ra6 furaer
3eit pflan5t aonitontin oas are,,s
auf Die romiibe aaiierfrone uno er.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
oenes 3elt uno QuItgdrtlein.


Sbnen foIeeu bic OroenseeieW6afs
ten uno preiien iie als Die unbefIedt
@mpfangeue: Elm bl. Grana bon Ni.
fiji init al ietneu Sobuen, Elm bI Se.
natius, Die auguittner, bic Erinita-
rier, Die tdglib 6retmal tbrer seoen,
Ten. Sn 5drtften, in @emdloen un6
Statuen. &ir6en uno Domeu tpiro
bic lnbefledt @mpfangene seprieieu
uuo perebrt. auf benz Banner Ser
&rteser, auf BEN Segeln Der S9iffe,
auf ben Eiirn1en Der St66te pranst
6as 8ilonis Der uubefledten.
Dte unbefledt gmpfaueene lit bas
groBe grloiungs5ei6en am SimmeI,
oas Sieges. uno Grieoens3eiden, Elm
3eiden oes Jrie6ensbunoes, Sen Got
tes Barsnber3igteit nit Der groe se.
f6loiien, Elm 3eiden Der Beriobn1ng,
BON @ott an oen @naoenbimmel ee-
iebt, oamit ale, Die es ieben, trok III
rer Sbulo uno Siinoe, Mut faiien
uno nibt ber5aaen. 8on Weario gilt:
Sd min iie tpie BEN &egenbogen in
oie 8olten oes Simmels ieben, lie iou
oas 3ei6en oes 8unoes lein 5pii6en
mir uno ser groe.
Sn Der unbefledten @ottesmutter
lit uns Elm Sieges5ei6en eridienen.
Ser bl. Sobannes idreibt IN ieiner
Offenbarltng: l1no es eridien ein gro.
Bes 3ei9en am $tmmel, Elm Beib NIT
Der Sonne befleioet, ben Mono gu
ibren GiiBen uno auf ibrem Saupte
cine @rone bon IL Sternen. Sn Die iem
3eiden ,Deroen aud mir itegen in
Summer, geriubungen uno @efab.
rem 2eibes uno Der Seele. sSn oieiem
3ei6en tuerben mir iiegen!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

obne NofeI Der @rbfiinoe empfongen.
Der 81. anoreos besenet es am
Rreil5e, Der I'll. apoiteli6iiIer Sena.
fius, atbannlius. 9aiilins ne,,nen iie
Die l1nbefledte. Der 81. Dionps BON
aleranorien, Der I'll. gpbrdm Der 5p.
rer nenneu iie Die 9odter oes 2ebens.
BON ieoer Iafel Ger Siinoe befreit.
Die Seilisen @pipbauil,s, 4mbroiius.
Nusuiti,tus nenneu iie idoner als Die
@ber,lbim unb Serapbim, bon aler
Shulo unneriebrt. Die 9eilieen Gbe.
oootus ancpranus, Sobannes Da-
maseenus, Betrus 9omian,.s nennen
iie .iiiuoenrein, 1notellos, elm ser
S@lause peridloiienes Baraoies, ei.
men unbertpeslihen 8aum. 8ottes gol.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
9as enige Neill) oer
Stride 0ottes

Stat grlr, BUM poInit,,r or.
bis. - 9as &rel5 itebt felt. in.
oes Der grobaa rolt."
Dem 5eIIeu Betri entlans, aui
Dem Gbriitus feline Stride sebo,,t bat,
roIlen bic Sabrbunoerte porbei. Die
an ben llfern oes 3eitenItroaues init
menibliber Rieienfraft erbauten Dp'
naitten unS Eei6e, Die nit aller tr.
oiiden Bradt auseeitatteteu itolaeu
8eidledter, lie aae fno babin. Nur
cine eeididtlide Grinnerl.us an iie
lit aebliebeu.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06
/ ltIdrt Oas Gbriitentllm sur staatsreIi

HAuu. ~ IA, # sss E5 %& ss.Ha as EEF
Sultan, Der slbtriinniee. nimmst ben
aampf fir bas iterbe,soe Sei0entaau
lpieoer auf. gr min Die Gbriiten aIs
Oummfopfe ,ms 5tutterIinee biniteI.
len uno erldBt oesbaLb Elm 9eies, mo'
nod tein @brtit Qebrer. aiinitIer uno
Staatsbeamter ietn ourtte. sd tptu
Dem Na3arener ben 5ara idon aiUt.
nrn", ipottet er.
llno mas seibtebt? Rad] elmer Re'
gierunss5eit bon tnapp 20 @onaten
itirbt er. 80 Sdbre alt. I'M periif9en
Jelo3uee. Sterbero marf er etue
Sanooou 9Iut seeeu 6imusel ,sno rief
aus: ,,@aliIaer. ou baft eefiegt."
Bobl tpe1ise 9enfden batteu ei.
men ioIden SaB eesen Stride unS
Bapit uie Der unsIldRbe. obeefaae'
ne aueritinermond Nortn 2utber.
Seine ausfdue unb S9mabreSen ftnb
10 leioenidaftlid una 10 beftia oaB
man lid ernitlid frasen upuB, OBJ er
iic 9elunoen Sinnes nteoereeIdrieben
bot. 2utber lit aeitorbeu. Der anpe-
lcnoe Ar3t, Or. Iom Qanoa,t, beri9'
tet blob "9utber babe elm fdredIi9es
enoe genommen, oa er in Der 0a4t
unperIebens seitorben, nadoem er
tur3 3upor rei6Iid seeeiien unb se-
truuten bate" SaIt 400 Sabre 1ino
iiber Iein Grab btneeeangen. 5ein
@ert lit 5eripaltet lnb sertlitftet, in
boiler IufIoiung beeriffeu. gon 211"
TIERS Reformtpert 1T nt6ts mebr
iibriggeblieben. Gber Der BON ibm ge.
idmabte Paplt uuo Die 4irde leben
nod.
8eim Slang oes Ran,ens gapoIeon
3itterte gang europa. Mua er beednn
in Ieinem groberlsnssttola au1o l1eber'
NUT ben @o1upf gegen bic fatbolti9e
Stride. 8eniee Sabre eergingen -
Ser nlo6tige NapoIeon nerRert Rrone
uno &eid. Iuf Der Diilten sSeIienin1eI
ct. SeIena ft1roet er elm eiuiames,
rubeloies 8rab. ,.Die Stride, bic
er OerfoIgte, Iebt nod uno pre6iet
@ottes Rroft ieoem fou.menoeu @e.
i9le6t."
Bor einem balben Sabrbun6ert tob.
te IN Oeuti9lono Der @srIturtompf.
Rloiter tuur6en e,ef9eboben. tbr Ber.
mogen nerItoatlibt. 9,tnoerte oon
Prieitern oes 2onoes berpteien. Bise
mard ging na6 @anoifa. Der mG9tige
&atier fliidtete bel Rodt up6 Rebel
nod Soaano. Die fatboItf9e Stride lit
geblteben. sic lit eesertpdrtie inn
Na5ireid cine Wartprerfir9e, aber Der
getpaltige ntlitdriide Raaiitoat fra@t
IN alien T1sgen 1.no uiro In fur3er
3eit in Saar,6e ,.no S4uad 5uIa1n+
menbreden, mdbreno bic fatboliIde
Stride in Deuti@lano i,' neuem Clan.
&c erlteben miro.
Tictor emanuel raubte Dem Bapite
ben &ir6enitaat. 5ein Sobn itorb LII.
ter Der Sano zines MeudeIm0r6ers
IN Mon5a. Seute lit Der air9enItaat
mieoer neu erltan6en uno bot bic
Stiirme 6es atpeiten BeItfrieaes iiber-
itanoen.
Das Iino MIR peniee Betipiele aus
Der langen> slorreide1 @eidt9te Der
Stride. Sic lit itets ouloeno, leioenb,
hpfpnA tttA Tiooo+,S Ao,rA &;o o~Ls
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

auf oeine Giirbitt baueu
t@@ Bir Siitoer aueemein;
*auf bid tuir felt pertrauen,
Ratb ,ns bon Sii,toen reinl
49, 4n9 ale ormeu seeIen
Sn ibrer Rot ,no Yetn
Wir oeiner 9ulb ernpIeb1en
l.. Als Hebe. 3inoer oein.
Sic rufen NIT Bertrauen
3u beinem gnaoentbron.
Silf oaB iie baI6 auidouen
8 Sungfrau, oeinen Sobul
Sn ben eriten 5eitfreis oes airdeu.
iobres, oas nit oem Nbbent beginnt,
flint oas Seit Der llnbefledten Gmp-
fdnenis. Ser gIorreide Bor3ug Der
aaerieltgiten Sunefrau, ndmltb ibre
refine uno ulafeIIofe Gmpfdngnis, lit
bon aIler anfane an in Der tatboli-
Iden Stride eeglaubt uno berebrt NOR
ben. S6on nm Dos Sabr 4O6 fin6et
man oieies Selt I'M Sffiatum Der grte-
dif6en Stride am nel1nten Gbrtitmo.
not. Sn Der Mitte >oes 7. Sabrbun-
oerts feierte Die Stride es unter oem
Qamen ~Ranagia". Die latetniide
Stride in sstalien begonn oie glei9e
5eitfeier uu1s Sabr 800.
Infanes mar es Dem BoIte freiges
iteut. oieies 5eit au ieiern. Spdter
Gber, I'm Sabre 1928. gebot Die Seier
Die &ir9enberiammIune bon 2onoou,
tudbreno IN Granfreib i9on bic 3on.
silten bon Eo,rs In ben Sabren 1247
nub 1900 bic 6eier oesielben auge.
oronet batteu. Sm Sabre 1916 erIeb
Bopit 5iStus Der Bierte 5tpei aouitt.
talttonen, in oeneu oas Set fit bic
gan5e Stride olasgef6rieben tpur6e un6
elm Dffi5ium fiir oasieIbe aneeoro.
net purSe, obne es ieoo6 gu etuem
augemein sebotenen Seiertas au er.
beben. GRIT Bapit Rlemens Der elite
erbob es su einem 9auptfeite, oas
unter gerpflidtuus sefeiert meroen
nsiiiie. gn6lib am s. Desember 1854
perfiinoete Bapft Bius Der 0eunte, in
@egentpart bon 200 &aroin6Ien, gr3.
biid6fen unb 8tidofen, oIs oberiter
lnb nnfeblbarer 2ebrer Der fatboli.
Iden Stride feierIid Dos Dogma: oaB
Die aaerielieite Sunsfrau Nearia I'm
eriten Iugenblid ibrer gmpfdugnis
eurd Die beionoere @nabe un6 BE.
por5usl.ng bes Auerbobiten in Mnbe.
tradt Der gerotenite Seiu, unieres
Critters, bon ieoer @afeI Ser CRIB
iiinoe freigeblieben lei.
eigentiiuli6ertpeiie itebt iosar i'm
aoran, Dem Religionsbud Der Mo-
bammebaner Der ausiprud: ,,Nie.
n1anb bon ben M6amsfinoern miro ge.
boren, ben ni6t Der SeufeI beriibrt,
auBer Maria nit tbrem Sobne."
9ie 8erberrli6,sng ser unbefled.
ten gmpfangnis, Die, tpie Die Stride,
elmer 0uelle glid, tpuds NIT 6ieier!
au einem mddtieen Strome: Got,
Die gngel, Die Me.rf6en, bic @.
5drift, bic Batter, Die airdenber.
iammlunsen, bic Dr6ensseieaidaf
fatboIiide Qoaegien uno So9i9uIen,
Die snnae Stride, iiber 200 Milltonen
aatbolifen ipreden es aus: Naria it'll
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-06

Ber Elm siftiges Sera bot, ipri9t
aud giftise 8orte.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

BRICK HOME. s9,S5O; 8 rms, 2 baths
h; W. h, oil: arranged for . families; near
rage celese s PsrR sfo0 MdSroom ao Groom and
4; II II sEIDENsPIMNER, Reaitor, WA. 1910
eHfvY efyapt CHASE As Mb MbEssellent 4fss location
$4,000; 4 bedrooms; ? baths, built-in
garage, extra room with toilet and lava
chial and pu5Ic Schools. Cali Wo. 300
until 9 pm. EDW. H JONES g. co. INC.
LARGE LaIRt M BRICK-6 b. r. b. recreation
library aEse dnnE room oil heat kitchen
University Of Md t. Close to car line, buses,
@ 0oR R1tHARD Rzfs IocKET sxcfasiSs' sH
ssi4 NEWARK RD.. colmar Manor, Md
new roof; oil heat; insula ted; lot 46xi 90;
s1eei o 6pen ID to ab TO a
right on Both ! block to Newark rd. then
left / block, to home. VIM. 4; ,THoRow-
% NEARBY ma MARYLANDt Il SHe' 81, a ,55oRNeary ar new
arm. asbestos shingle bungalow: all large
rms, modern bath, oil heat: large lot
Near quick bus to D. C.; ROBERT S.
near Hot Shoppe.
EXCLUSIVE Calvert Hills, Md 50 $3.50
S4l Is monthly payments on lst trust 3
story brick home: living rm. with open
fireplace, dining rm., modern kitchen with
electric stove and refrigerator: den or
bedrm. on st floor; 2nd floor. , large bed
rms, modern bath and shower: full base
ment. INV. oil heat; maids rm. House
completely redecorated inside and out.
Garage: near trolley vacant: immediate
1903 Baltimore blvd, near Hot Shoppe
HYATTSNsLLE, MD; S4.350-5-rm and
bath bungalow, garage in rear, basement,
paved streets this property needs some
repairs; priced tor quick sale, terms. D. H.
JOHNSON CO, MA. 1926; ewes. WA. S4S4
ROCKVILLE PIKE. across from high school,
vacant, immediate possession; r., b.,
b W b Call WI A1oh.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

I.-FAMHY APT, detached brick; 3 years
S4as as 900. BOSS & PHELPS, NA. 550o; BOO
s AVE & ISL sufd5y CoMMfRc MF Msase mS D SSe de-
price, Sl3.y5O BOSS & PHELPS. MA.
$500 Evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Measell,
DowNTowN-K st. corner, store and 2
apis. above: convenient terms. Call
Harry Dreisen. ia. 6902, or MURRAY CO.,
FOUR FAMILY APT. near 3rd and Della
field ,cld p5 NV; ornging n $50 per mo, mo
APARTMENT HOUSE, large. in best loca-
ton; less than six time rent: good return
cash - above first trust; M brokers. Box
MODERN a5-UNIT APARTMENT. A well
designed building with eoodsized rooms
and plenty of closet space. In popular
rental area, near the Presidential Gardens
in nearby Virginia, only few minutes
from downtown and close to shopping dis
trict and transportation. Gross income
over Sa4, 600 per wear. Is netting about
49, return and is a sound investment
for now and the postwar era. For state
ment, phone Mr.. Wolberg, IA. 1856, SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO, 1908 ST. NV. MA.
TWO- -FAMILY-Each apartment has .
rooms, kitchen and bath. Annual rent,
tor. Sale price of $500 will quickly sell
BERNSTEIN & CO. ME. 5400. Your
Neighbor Bought from us"
~ R., b., mi. big cor. lot, mr.. Md, U;
rented, over $4,000 ayr.; $4,000; SI,o00
down. Two duplex fats, rented 1852 yr.;
bldg on hts, $4,000; $2.500 down. Two
AR. fr.. ne, ST, 800 ca. N. E, RYON CO..
GE. GAG.
SOUTHEASTERN room brick. h.-wh: good
condition; excellent tenant: 500 year
gross rent: price; $3.50. GUNN &
fIS sth ST. N.E.-Arranged as 4 separate
units; income over 81 80 monthly; $3.50
for my equity. MR.. CLARKE, DI. 635l
owner.
Evening star., 1944-12-12
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AMERICAN BANTAM. Chevrolet. Packard
or any other desirable car urgently needed
ately' ' no or red tape. 1ust call NE. 5000 OF
b.ing your car to LOVING MOTORS
AUSTIN wanted and all other makes Jack
Blank. says: We are urgently in need Of
$500 500 iatnt at once Sai'a'1 ARCADE poNT1Ac u: CO.
Washing tons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer
AUSTIN, Buick, Ford, Packard or any de-
sirable car urgently needed. To get full
ceiling price in cash Immediately Just
toV1NG L1SlIS MOTORS, 1919 NJ St. NV NV A' "
BUCKS chevrolets, Fords, Pontiacs na s. o. o.
esiline m een prlee se ST. o HAWKfss M s sa i4tf
st,cK 81 PIX waNpnn pSP9nt 445s Ws will, nav the limit
Will VII JAMS AUTO SALES. 1925 Rhod,
HEVRorTs nnf sye e BlsEs N9Tsh Fords ssls poptse
any make Of car that has had good care
ssilns s ns bsoons St a4s5 HSWKfSs 1888 i4'i
CHEVRoLETS-cash for your car: no red
tape. ScHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
EATS sa $40 orSffa 1871 viz s91
top cash prices. BROWN PONTIAC, INC,
SHEvkStErs eaiskS WANTED. We will pay tn,
M Cheek Williams WILL ny HuTo sALAs faSa is
Rhode Island ave. ne. North S31S
ICHRYSLER is our specially The top cash
price a. WHEELER. INC, 4S10 Wisconsin,
OR. 1920: Chrysler- Plymouth dealer.
CHRYSLER-Highest prices paid for Plym-
outh Dodge. De Soto or Chrysler SID
WELLBORN MOTORS, Chrysler-Plymouth
dealers; 5000 Georsia ave, sH 1900 y.
cash prices. BROWN PONTIAC, INC, CHI
CONVENIENT downtown location. Driv'
inside. our new parking building for ar
appraisal. top prices for any model OF
make car from 1885 to 1912. Sell nov
MOTORS, INC, 1l5o 18th st. NV. EX
1900.
PEAKE BUYS all makes and models; TOP
Selling snna prices prices for clean cars Cal oR
TOR CO.. Wis. ave. at Albemarle
FORDS-Cash for your car; no red tape
SHLSE TsFnm. p.rt S0IDEE Gor s57 ssan sSsa6roh St.