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Evening star., 1944-04-22
MONEY TO LOAN

COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature
Southeastern Discount Of Hyattsville. 5303
Baltimore ave-. Hyattsville. Md, War
HOME LOANS. Prince Georges County.
Md. Apply to Prince Georges Building AS
sociation, Upper Marlboro, Md. Marl-
boro 81.
81 1000, So, 3 years, secured on real estate,
valued at $1,000 and other security. Box
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4-FAMILY FLAT

TT 1kIV1Ix LA Il,
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
3rd st.. between Emerson and Farragut
SITS. n.w-Excellent condition Price, SI6.-
$50 CASH. Call Mr.. Kyle, DE. 5119. with
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1908 H St NV MA o34h
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The l40 acres l advertised in this para
graph yesterday and Thursday, April 10th
and 10th. has been sold
JOHN A. BR1CKLEY, EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Forest Glen, Nd 81, S55I
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Practically new semibungalow, . bed
rooms on each floor. oil &C. heat. oak
floors, storm windows, insula atipn, daylight
hood. House vacant Price. S5.p5p-
terms, $3.50 cash. REALTY ASSOCIATES.
INC, EX. 1922 until nm
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9 BRICKS $3.50.
1925 and 1928 B st. ne. rooms
each; total rent. S57 month
q SAM ROSEY. AID. ZOO
FIREPROOF APARTMENT BUILDING,
about / years old. near George Washing
ton University; 8 units; prewar rents net
about go on price, $4,000. For details,
JAMES M. WOODWARD, Realtor.
Exclusive Agent.
7e3 Goth st. NV. District 5s0S.
FOUR-FAMILY SPECIAL
First Offering of a group Of four family
buildings to be sold individually or as
group. Close-in. built-up section Con-
venient to stores, school and transporta-
ton. FILA financed. Practically new.
Priced right. Act promptly. Mr.. QUICK,
4-FAMILY FLAT,
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
3rd st.. between Emerson and Farragut
sts. n.w.-Excellent condition Price, S16,-
$50 CASH. Call Mr.. Kyle, DE. 5119. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
A Choice Business Property.
Well established combination restaurant
and bakery; must sell due to illness; ex-
cellent VirRinia location: only one in this
vicinity. Price. $500. terms. Write Box
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Montgomery County Bargain.
Olney; Groom frame house electricity;
bath; bank barns. other outbuildinas;
spring streams. Priced to sell Immediately.
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HISTORIC OLD FARMHOUSE.
20 acres very fertile land. fne location.
good neishborhood;. Z rooms, . open fire-
PLACES; trees, .shrubbery. apple and pear
berries; all nee. outbldgs.; well. spring,
stream macadam rd.; immediate posses
SION 200, terms; Washington IL mi.
Phone gS-J. Owner MRS JOSEPH
BERRY, Vienna. Va
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BEAUTIFUL FARM ESTATE
IN HISTORIC VIRGINIA

Drive out only 20 miles via Chain Bridge
or Falls Church on Leesburg pike, or take
.; s. so and see this practical and beau
uful farm Of 236 acres in heart of wash
ington milk district and virginia's richest
farming area-on main highway between
Cfantllly and Herndon. Fairfax County,
Va, ! mile from Herndor Hieh School
Old Dominion Railway or Greyhound bus
Undue 7-room stone ranch type residence.
baths: charming setting; new detached
3-ioont stone house for guests: finest deep
we'll; tenant house, q rooms. bath: new
stone barn matches other buildings: new
steel outbuild'ngs. Silo, haymaker, grain
farm implements. including new combine
saw mill for 24-ft. logs; two 6-yr. saddle
horses, one registered Morgan ! colt by
Secret Agent. young Percberon. imported
train White Leshorns; registered Chester
white boar. soUs and shoats; 20 head
Young dairy stock. +: resist cred bulls.
Reputati tion of this farm dates back through
colorful virginia history. Virgin white
osk timber valued In excess Of $4,000,
with additional cedars, pulp and cordwood
of rnestimated value 100 acres in crops
pastures with springs and stream. Excep-
tional dili@ent farmland willing to remain
This is an ideal home, and q splendid in
vestment: as shown by available state
PAI1r NJ FPE1rE AppowurAo n.p,,
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4-FAMILY APT. BLDG.
Ne. location. 1 VI. old. Income, $3.50:
operating cost. $3.50; net income, S1,9OO;
price. S16.950. Evenings. RA. 1919.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Larse residence. near 18th and Col.
I'd. Leased. S2,700 per year. Lease has
[2h years to run. This property has pos
sibilities. Price. $4,000. co. 1920 after
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FORT DUPONT.
90 00E

Less than 3 yrs old This lovely semi
detached brick home contains & rms. and
bath. recreation room and oil air -condi-
toned heat: lovely lot, 21x16S. To in
spect, call Mr.. webster. MA. $500. Eve
nings and Sunday, TR 1864.
BOSS 4 PHELPS,
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CHEVY CHASE. u G
$25, 5,0OO-FOREST HILLS

JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
A lovely stcne-and- masonry home amid
setting of trees and approximately II 900
So. IT.. of attractively handicapped grounds.
formal garden, outside fireplace The
mouse is OF English architecture, nicely
planned, well-proportioned rooms. First
hoor, large entrance hall, lovely living
room with stone fireplace, large dining
Kitchen. pantry. Second floor, Splendid
bedrooms ga tiled baths. den or sleeping
porch room. Attic with finished room.
storage space. Bright cellar, finished
rooms above grade, storage, ETC.: gear
by appointment only This evening, cali
MR.. CONDIT, OR, 212l.
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WEST OF 18th ST.

Detached brick apt. designed for present
owners own use, featuring ] large apt.
with a living room 30 feet long. There
are also 4 other small apts. Total income,
81, ,060. Price. S31 900.
vv. sHS c,Sn n Hs.sSn 1Ten-os
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VACANT-UNUSUAL.

OPEN TODAY, 20 PM.
30 TAYLOR ST. N.E.-You'n be de-
lighted to live in this lovely detached brick
home. with all modern electric conven-
ienceS: rooms, bath, h.-w.h.; on bus line:
mr.. Cath. Univ. and blocks from shop
ctr: side and front yards; buy on easy
monthly terms. PHONE DI S125, WEEK
DAYS, 8 to 6 PM
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CHOOSE YOUR FARM.

Country estate or acreage tract from our
selection of properties in Va and Mary
land. Some close to District of Columbia,
others further away, ranging in size from
few acres to hundreds Of acres. Beauti-
full home sites are the main attraction of
| some. Others are for those interested in
| an income from dairying, chicken raising.
fruit raising or general farming Farm
equipment and livestock can be bought
| with several.
N. G. HINES & SONS, Realtors
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
BEDROOM FURNITURE

Seven of the leading harlwoods used in furniture have
been frozen for time Small ALLEGATIONS of materials
are being released from time time for civilian use
able to limited shipments of the better grades
of bedroom furniture Recent contacts with our factories
indicate that will continue receive the prom
iSed aOtments
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
DELIVERY SERVICE

Imperial Hardware Stores continue to provide free deiv
cry service to all parts of the valley This continue
providing there drastic change in the supply of gsso
line However, obliged to restrict deliveries to
city delivery per day. No approvas permitted under
trucking privilege. Merchandise returned for credit
must be made within 5day period. All small packages
Qess than bs) should be carried unless more bulky
item going to adacent address Rural deliveries
restricted to full load trips By combining orders can
make such deliveries without undue delay With the
patience and understanding of customers, will
continue to give the best service that the needs Of
fighting forces will permit
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
So You Are Going To
Buy New Furniture !!
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

The shifting nature of W. P B. policies civilian products
have been responsible for considerable uncertainty in the
production of living furniture limited quantity of
will have coil spring construction Since coil springs
cannot be fabricated for time, factories will be
obliged their present limited inventories of springs
produce the small quantity of sprngfied davenports
and chairs that will be offered to retail stores Cotton
cured hair and featherfled seat cushions will continue
to be the leading types of living furniture for the
duration In fact many factories have plans for perma
schedule of production of sprngless types of fun
ture after the Bed dvans will not have springs
under the present program of W. P B.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
LINOLEUM

This item getting critical all the time Heavy and
standard grades dependent upon surplus supplies of lin
seed faXseed) not have representative stock
except in noor grades if present conditions continue
Our present stocks adequate but replacement stocks
Quaker printed floor covering in and IL widths continue
arrive in fairly good volume that able to sup
ply the needs of those who need this satisfactory type of
floor covering.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
Wool Rugs and Broad'oom Carpe+ins

This type of floor covering will continue to be hopeless
to be for year Home makers should plan
make the best of serious shortage We will receive
small shipments from time to time but the quantity will
be strictly limited.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24

Will continue to be made of all cotton This essential home
need be supplied by Sealy' and Simmons factories
in the prewar comfort by the scientific methods Of
manufacture that has made these mattresses world famous
for lasting comfort and luxury.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-24
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

This very in all price There to be
little hope at this time for increased production.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

in perfecting handsome new fab rics.
 Here is lineup of outstanding styles for the Easter parade:
 SUITS: There are three princi- pal suit fashions this spring-the cardigan suit, without collar or lapels; the bolero, brief and thin making, and the bellhop jacket suit, which makes a slim vast look simmer. You'll see more gray, brown and violet this year, too.
 COATS: The fingertip length topper in vivid colors or checks is the nunber-one coat style for spring. Smart also are fitted Chesterfields in black or navy ra- yon faille.
 DRESSES: The suit dress is big news for Easter - choose it in print or solid color, in one of the handsome new crepes or in crisp taffeta faille. Or select one of the ultra-smart new tussah suit dresses. in handsome checks or small plaids, like tie-silk.
 HATS: You may wear your Eas- ter hat tilted forward or smack on the back of your head, styled for a pompadour or the new flat top hairdo. Main thing to remem- Der is that heads are small and neat this season. Choose a pert flower trimmed sailor or a youth full bonnet, snug felt cloche or a dashing tricorne. Or go for one of the new pint-sized berets, new and terrific!
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and vitally interested.

ilNiihOSAo oiAu N1eoiAy iiAeSASotSA.
 We cannot expect the few chairnen who have so willingly offered their services for the good of the community, to do all of the work. They are individuals like the rest of us except that they have shown their will ingness to cooperate in the big task, by placing their names on the ballot.
 The growing tendency these days is to let George do it., and to damn him. if he doesn't do it the way we want it done.
 If we don't help or attend some of the meetings to find out just what is needed, or what is going to be done, we have only ourselves to blame if something goes wrong, as it takes majority of opinions to formulate a correct plan. This can only take place if we assist our committeeman in every way possible.
 The city council of Nome meets regular
 twice a month and very often special meetings ar ecalled, but few, aside from the members of the council, attend these meetings.
 The strength and value of our local government lies in the vigorous and intelli- gent participation in municipal affairs by all citizens who can make it possible to give time and consideration and to assist in every manner possible, the leaders we have placed in our highest offices
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

carrier of the goods as described in the bill of lading. If the loss or damage is not apparent, the mo- tice must be given within three days of the delivery.
 Said notice of loss or damage may be endorsed upon the receipt for the goods given by the person taking delivery thereof.
 "The notice in writing need not be given if the state of the goods has at the time of their receipt been the subject of joint survey or inspection.
 "In any event the carrier and the ship shall be discharged from all liability in respect of loss O. damage unless suit is brought within one year after delivery of the goods or the date when the goods should have been delivered: Provided, That if a notice of loss
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
ATTENTION DIRECTED
 TO SHIPPERS

The attention of all shippers should be directed to the bill of lading now used in the Alaska trade on steamships operated for the War Shipping Administration. This bill of lading is subject to the "Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, which provides in part that (6):
 Unless notice of loss or dam age and the general nature of such loss or damage be given in writ ing to the carrier or his agent at the port of discharge before or at the time of the removal of the goods into the custody of the per son entitled to delivery thereof under the contract of carriage. such removal shall be prima facie evidence of the delivery by the
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
MUST NOT SIT BACK IN CIVIC AFFAIRS

Now that our municipal election is over, and we have placed in office the several men of our choice. who will take up their duties in respect to the vital operations of selves the privilege of falling back on our heels and saying to ourselves: We have done our duty for another year. as we have gone to the polls and voted for our city of- ficers"
 We cannot allow this to happen. It must not be
 Tn every sense of the word we have a continuous duty to ourselves, in a selfish thought, and to our fellow citizens in a much broader view. By our cooperation, we have elected merely the chair1nen of various committee of which we are all
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
By DOROTHY ROE kP Fashion Editor

Mrs USA is going to be better dressed this Eastern than in pre- war days. The reason: American designers have hit their stride, and despite shortages and restric- lions have delivered a spring crop of suits and hats, frocks and ac- eessories worthy to compete with any creations of Paris.
 The silhouette necessarily is slim, straight and uncluttered. But the variations of cut, styling and trimming are so fresh, origi- ral and flattering that there need be no moaning for vanished drapes.
 You need have no qualns about the fabric quality of your Easter suit. There is plenty of top quality wool, and famous mills such as Forstnnann and Botany have turn ed out weaves and colors to make your mouth water. The rayon textile manufacturers and design CTS also have done an inspired job
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

or damage, either apparent or concealed, is not given as p~ovid- ed for in this section, that fact shall not affect or prejudice the right of the shipper to bring suit within one year after the delivery of the goods or the date when
 the goods should have been delic-
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

Remember the date-Saturday af lo:oo a. m-The Ladies Aid of the Federated Church, will hold a bake sale at Lehmann's.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

cred.
 ssIn the case of any actual or apprehended loss or damage the carrier and the receiver shall give all reasonable facilities to each other for inspecting and tallying the goods"
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
Fashion EASTER LINEUP
American Clothes For
 Mrs. USA

EASTER PAPER DOLL: The suit. Kraus original in navy blue wool by Forstmann. with amus- ing red crochet trim: the hat. Sally victor's daisy trimmed straw bonnet: inc shoes. patent bow-t tie pumps by Delman.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Bradbury Heights Citizens
To Seek Shopping Center

The Bradbury Heights Citizens
Association took steps last night to
obtain a modern shopping center in
their area bv appointing COM
mittee to study the possibilities OF
constructing such group of stores.
The new committee was also
asked to recommend possible loca-
tions for the proposed center. :,
The association voted to ask the
Police Department to assign a night
patrolman in the area to supple
ment the patrol car system.
The group also voted to set up a
committee to explore the possibili-
ties Of having a community recrea-
ton center built on the 12-acre
tract of land owned by the Govern
ment at Ridge road and Burns
street Sc.
The meeting, held at the Brad
bury Heights Methodist Church,
1927 Bowen road Sc, was presided
over by Henry Austin, head Of the
association.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Pants Burglar
Active Again.;
Gets $257 More

Washington's pants burglar has
resumed his activities after a few
days rest. 1t was reported today
by disgruntled police, who now have
eight squad cars manned by l6
officers cruising the streets nightly
In an attempt to apprehend the
prowler.
Police estimate the cat-footed
thief has taken nearly $4,000 from
wallets in more than 20 homes In
the District. He never has been
seen by any of his victims.
Latest losers to his depredations
are William H. Leath, 20. and Dairl
RAIDER, SIS. both Of 1892 Newton
street NV. Varying his technique
in which he usually ers.ers through
a window, the burglar this time
walked in the front door of the
house, police said. Mr.. Raiders wal
let contained $240 and Mr.. Leath
had SIT in his, police said. Neither
man was awakened by the prowler.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Kerr Says U. 5. Never Had
Worse Time for Chance
By the Associated Press.


JOLIET, Ill, Oct. 14.-Gov. Rob-
ert S. Kerr of Oklahoma declared
last night there was never in the
history of America a worse time fol
a change, nor less inducement Of.
fered for it."
Gov. Kerr, in addressing q politi-
cal rally here, said:
"Mr. Dewey, with the regularity O.
an automaton and the senseless jib.
bering of parrot, repeats over ane
over: That is why it is time for 9
change I say to you there was
never in the history Of America 9
worse time for change, nor less
inducement offered for It,"
The Oklahoman asked If ANYBODY
doubted we were winning the wal
or that the American soldiers are
the best-fed, best-clothed, best
trained and best-equipped in the
world. He added:
Yet Thomas E. Dewey says Amer
lea Is saddled with a tired, exhaust
ed, quarrelsome and pickering ad-
ministration wasteful, extrava-
CANT and incompetent -
IF Mr.. Dewey's votes in November
are limited to those who believe he
is Intellectually honest in making
those statements, Norman Thomas
will run ahead of him 2 to /.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Col. Arthur Purvis Wins
leqion OF Merit Award

Col. Arthur G. Purvis. whose wife
lives temporarily at 2231 California
street NV, was presented the Le-
gion of Merit September % at Te-
heran, Iran. Col. Purvis is with
the general staff corps of infantry,
Persian Gulf Command.
AS assistant chief of staff for ad-
ministration from December, 1912,
to September of this year. Col Pur-
Wis consistently handled the chang
ing problems in a highly efficient
manner, the citation said. THE
superior tact, leadership and ad-
vice of Col Purvis has contributed
materially to the maintenance OF
mutual respect and good will in re-
lations with our Allies in Iran and
to the successful accomplishment
OF the mission of the command"
A graduate of West Point in 1917,
Col. Purvis' home is in Atlantic
Highlands, N. j.
Evening star., 1944-10-14

or six weeks, something ought to b
done" the riewspaper said.
Brown II Philosophical.
Comedian Brown was philosoph-
ical about the attack.
Il love those kids too much to
criticize them." said the 53-year- -old
comedian whose son was killed In
an airplane crash early in the war
7 thought I'd covered all the places
I could 60, and one OF the ofiicers
told me there weren't 200 men IN
the whole theater ! had missed"
Mr.. McCrea. named In the round
up editorial as 4 husky six-footei
who didn't want any part OF the
CHI theater, said 1t jackson, Miss.
that he'd never been invited to the
area.
But it's not too hot, or sticky Q,
tough there for me-" he added.
In New York, the outspoken
Miss Sheridan said she'd like to
fight boy fashion, no holds barred
with anybody who thinks /, or any
of the gang accompanied, dogged
1t in the overseas theater."
Hits Publicity Angle.
She admitted she had said she
wanted to do some more overseas
entertaining but not In the CIB
theater, and added II say that
again"
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Two Get Prison Terms
On Charges Of Larceny

Justice T. Alan Goldsborough OF
District Court yesterday sentenced
Raleigh r. Powell. 20, colored, o1
the 1900 block of New Jersey avenue
NV. to serve from one to three
years on charges of grand larceny
in connection with thefts from
stores.
Powell was accused of taking an
ornament container, beads and $2s
in cash from a store in the 1900
block of K street NV, and two
watches from a store in the 620O
block of Georgia avenue NV. He
pleaded guilty to both charges.
In another sentence yesterday
in District Court, Justice James w
Morris gave John H. Taylor, %
colored, of the 900 block of First
street S.W., said to have been en-
ployed as baggage porter at Union
Station, from four months to a
year on charges of taking parcels
OF mail at Union Station.
Justice James M. Proctor SEN
fenced two men to serve from ;
to 18 months each on charges of
failing to notify their selective serv-
ice boards of changes in addresses
in violation Of the Selective Service
Act. The men sentenced were listed
as John Bridges and Joe Neal, both
coiored.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
Charges Of Sinking
In Obi War Theaier
Denied by Film Stars
py the Associated presa. /,

By the Associated Press.
Hollywood, Oct. 14.-Film play
|ers named by : servicemens news
paper as having shirked their Jobs
in the rough and tough China-
Burma-India war theater have re-
acted to the charges with mild dis
Chalmers or vehement denials.
Ann Sheridan, Joe Z. Brown, Joel
McCrea, Paulette Goddard and al
Jolson were named by the CHI
Roundup, the theater's oflicial news
paper, published weekly at New
Delhi, India, as some who developed
IAN oyerpowering desire to 60 home
after discovering that "cBI Is hot
wet and fun Of mosquitoes.
The paper said in an editorial
1t had remained silent rather than
scare away the next outfit that
thought Of coming out to the rice-
paddy league" or kiss OF the ef-
forts Of those who came out here
and really did q job"
But when the soldiers in this o,
any other theater are promised big
time entertainment and the enter.
tainers show up with hammy
routines that would get yawns at q
free-dish matinee in Springfield
Ohio, and then dog 1t after a month