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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Former Sailor Given
| 10 a Yrs. for Larceny

Adolph Krupski. p. former
L. S. sailor. today was under
sentence OF one to four years at
Jackson Prison given him by
Recorders Judge Gordon for
larceny from dwelling last
July Is
KupSki was convicted Of the
theft Of 81 600 in cash and 10 war
bonds valued AZ sos from the
home Of Mrs Gertrude Pomiecka,
90l3 Mt Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Defroiter's Work
AT Cairo Praised

Master SGT. Marcel + Bolduc
HIS Cherrylawn. was selected for
duty al the historic conference az
CAIRO, fiS father L. c. Bolduc
was informed today by his son S
commanding officer in a letter OF
commentator.
SGT. Bolduc 26. has been in
service for more than two years
with more than a years service
in the African theater.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Bank Worker Faces
ENLIGHTENMENT Count

Charged with cmbezzlinC S515
from the vault of the Detroit
branch Of the Federal Reserve
Bank. Harold w. BlakenShip. rs
OF AShcville, y. C., was held today
for examination Feb. 7 before
L. s. Commissioner Hurd.
BlankenShip -Nas working as 2
currency stacker in the vault
when he is alleged 10 have taker
the money. He was arrested in
North Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Triple Damages Given
In Rent CEILING Suit

Common Pleas Judge Ferguson
Yesterday awarded triple damages
To William Watson in his rent suit
against Ella BarkSdale. owner.
and Dorothy Rollings, manager Of
an apartment house at 67S Henry.
Watson showed he had been
paying SS A month above ceiling
for his apartment for IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Wounds Self in Arm

Claude Wilkinson. 43. Of sl00 L.
jefferson is in Jennings Hospital
today for treatment OF a gunshOt
wound Of the right upper arm
suffered. he said, when a dee1
rifle he was cleaning was acct
dentallv discharged Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
DEEMED IMPORTANT

That the prosecutor considers
the investigation important Is dis
closed through his appointment Of
one of his best Investigators who
was called off a liquor investiga.
ton to work on the new informa-
ton.
a month ago when the whole
sale florists were closed by unior
plcketS, DoWling said
"Our information is that re-
tailerS have been deftlY ap-
preached for sums Of $50 or
more and wholesalers for $1,000
each"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
AVIS 10 Visit Stores

Downtown merchants will he
visited. starting today by a group
Of AWNS workers headed by Mrs.
Stuart a. Fraser who viii and
them in better understanding OF
OPA regulations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
Hearing Set on Rail Gates

The common council today SET
Jan 10 for a public hearing at
which railroads operating in De
trOlt will debate what portion OF
a $4,000 cost they will assume in
construction Of 10 safety gates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
DECIDE TO ADJOURN

Realizing that Cobo's blast had
left the governor in the enviable
position of being able TO tell them
10 come hack to Lansing when
they could agree on a program.
the league representatives, from
more than IL Michigan cities,
agreed to an adjournment a few
minutes later.
1T is apparent that there IL
lot Of data to he analysed
before any conclusions will be
reached" Gov. Kelly told news
papermen, flashing a broad grin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
158 Million Put
Up 10 Mayor for
PeaeeBui|ding

An entirely rev postwar de-
veiopment plan totaling Sl5S.0O0.-
600 for public improvements was
announced by Mayor Jeffries' cap
ital Improvement program COM
mittee today and viii be presented
10 the mayor for his approval at a
meeting tomorrow.
The new program augmentS a
100000 plan. known as the
advance plan program. announced
a year ago and for which plans
and specifications are now being
drawn.
MILLION FOR PLANS
According 10 Budget Director
Addy a member of the commit
tee, this new program Will neces-
state the placing OF Sl-nl3,0o0 in
the 1944-45 budget 10 finance the
drawing Of plans and Spccifica-
tions. This is an increase of $780,
600 on the amount deemed neces-
safy complete plans for the
$4,000 600 program.
Originally, all the various city
departments were asked 10 submit
those projects which they thought
desirable for future planning. This
became known as the reserve pro-
gram.
"Out of this first came what
IL known as the N-year-pro-
gram" Addy said. This il "A
continuing capital Improvement
program In which the city Will
always plan six years ahead on
needed capital improl ements
and replacements.
I'm 1912 the committee Sc
Iected those projects which II
thought suitable for drawing
plans i'm advance of their CON
struction so that they would be
ready for postwar public works.
This resulted in the $4,000 900
advance pIan program which
WAS announced approximately "A
year ago.
REASONS FOR PLAN
with this program well
under way We decided II WAS
time In select further projects
for which plans could be drawn
In advance. This new Sl5S,000.
600 advance plan program Is the
result"
The department figuring most
in the new program IS the 1PW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
CObo Blamed
ForCoIIdpseof
Tax Conference
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Claiming that they were double
crossed by Detroit City Treasurer
Coho. members Of the Michigan
Municipal League today laid ~
his door blame for the apparent
breakdown Of efforts TO obtain
state aid for the postwar planning
program Of Michigan municipali-
ties.
I'VE agreed on a three-point
program prior tn oar meeting
with the governor" Herbert Oh
son. director Of the league, said
after the conference with Gov.
Kelly and his executive staff had
broken up.
THE program calls for:
m-Return to the municipAli-
ties Of part Of the safes tax re-
ceipts after the state has set up
a reasonable reserve for It's own
program.
"2-Legislative action giving
all municipalities power to levy
excise taxes.
"3-Revision Of the intangible
tax Law 10 bring In an essential
Sl0,OO0,O0O.
CHANGED HIS MIND
"Cobo agreed TO this In full,
then knocked part Of IL out In
the open meeting Olson said.
Cobo's bombshell followed Gov.
Kelly's question as 10 what speci-
fic excise taxes the league pro-
posed. Olson answered that any
taxes Of that type would be equit-
able and self-policing and Paul
Krause. Detroit corporation coun-
sci. added that there was ample
precedent for such tax.
At this point Cobo rose and said;
~ warn YOU that we must be
careful of an unthought-out ex-
else tax. Let them apparently
referring TO the league) an
announce just what they want
10 tax. If any one wants an ex-
else tax, II should he so well
thought out in advance that
specific recommendation could
he made to the Legislature and
no blanket authority would be
necessary"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11
bowling Probes
Florist Racket
.Extortion Rurnor
BY FRED COLLINS

Witnesses in an investigation Of
alleged racketeering among flor
lists are being questioned in a sec
ret downtown hideout the Times
learned today.
Under circumstances similar 10
those surrounding the recent
O-Hara-FcrguSon grand jury and
with many Of the Investigators
who uncovered evidence leading 10
the conviction OF high city and
county officials. Prosecutor Dow
ling and his staff are taking writ
ten statements from florists, their
helpers and union and association
officials who have attempted 20
organize both the florists and
their workers.
POLICE ASSISTING
Al least four ex-county grand
Jury Investigators nave been work.
ing for several days rounding out
information which may lead 10 a
grand jury the Times learned.
Also assisting Bowling are Inspec-
tor George Mcclellan and mem
bers Of his police department
special investigation squad,
Bowling. when asked about tho
investigation, said:
I'VE have been investigating
the activities of union members,
florists association members
and florists helpers for some
maRths-Ae fetlad u Impossible
to get witnesses 10 appear at
the prosecutors office. Since
using the secret quarters, we
have been much more success
full"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-11

tbsV, 'rnsn,i sou Uursiaf lasluslsf thHIs
q psesni menihlT on uapsie hslaacu W 10 Slee
Z pUttni hsaihlJ % bIsnsss sbou
Quick. friendly.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK $40 super sedan; beautiful black
car with Ierfect tires: will consider trade
MMpliiamS, w 1929 Rhode Island ave. ne
BUICK 1899. 4-door sedan: good me-
enanicai eaaa condition: special, $500. Call EX
BUICK io4i sedanette; fully equipped.
almost new tires; very beautiful car; guar,
anteed; trade and terms Kenyon Motors,
BUICK 194 super convertible coupe; low
mileage Uptown Motors, 300 Wisconsin
BUICK 1856 conyeftbie Uefh sunsoS Special COUPE
orig black flnish, radio, heater, excellent
condition ready to go; S695: must sell
BUICK 1871 sedanette Sid welborn Mo
tors, Chrysler- Plymouth Dealers, 5000
ssGtE," sTicK 1a4j ?xe sSfa,ai SH 45o9 ssd.n ss ,
Motors chrysler- Plymouth Dealers, 5000 0i 0
Ge1reia if aye; sH. 1900
Elm 1889 Special sedan. Sid Wellborn
Motors. ChrySer- Plymouth Dealers, 5000
georgia ave sH 1900,
BoiCk Hoio I9ll sedanette, Sid Wellborn
BUICK i94l super club coupe: like new,
G1y wa othoo hpoSe aNeragei completely equipped
co. Washinatons largest Pontiac tne rHsi,ae dealeT
1877 Trying St NV. Open all day Sun
BUICK l94I Special sedan. Sid wellborn
Georgia ave. sH 1900.
BUICK l94l station wagon. Sid Wellborn
[sSoeStS9' N4'i DtdltIS' SUDb
Georgia ave. SH. 1900.
BUICK 1881 sedan: excellent tires, paint,
motor and everything; reasonable. Frank
BUICK 1899 special 4-door sedan; excel
lent condition black finish: SSg5 Logan
Motor Co. 18th st. NV, between K and l..
BUICK i94l super convertible; radio and
heater; black finish. Leo Rocca, Inc, 1901
Conn ave NV. EN-. 1900. Open eve
BUICK 1910 club coupe, black. Leo Rocca,
Inc. 430l Conn. ave. NV EN- 1900
Open evenings and Sunday.
BUICK 1889 Century. good condition pre-
war tires. Service Station, 1901 7th st.
BUICK 1895 sedan. { recaps. rear end
brakes, fuel pump all new: motor and
BODY clean throughout; S495. 5s@1 N.
Wash, Arr, Va CHI. 0755.
opinion the cleanest and finest IN Wash
choose from. Arcade Pontiac Co Wash
ingtohS S largest Pontiac dealer, l437 Irving
81 NV Open all day Sunday AD $500.
BUICK l94l super sedan: $4,000 miles,
underseat heater, def, seat covers gun
metal finish, peri. tires; trade consid
1929 18th St NV
BUICK 1910 special club coupe; original
black paint r and h, excellent tires, pri-
yate owner will sacrifice, Sl,O45. Ii
6S4i from O to 4
BUICK 1898 7-passenger sedan: excellent
tires, excellent motor, excellent appear
anee, S7e5: also 1898 Lincoln 7-passenger
sedan, Al throughout, S395, Jack Pry
Motors, 10th and Pa. ave. sc.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

TANDEM WHEEL CHASSIS, 26 ft..
equipped with Warner electric brakes,
$3.50. Smiths Trailer Service. Berwyn
Md. Tel. Berwyn 81.
AMERICAN. "a IT., , months old. tile
kitchen, new tires and tubes, Venetian
gnnos, carpetng; terms or cash; 81 395
Ro5t Ro ls. F. MeGonn,Si 7T3l dsdo Georgetown re.
PALACE TRAVEL COACH. clean sleeps
four, heater, gas range sink city water
connections extra storage space; $3.50
Present parking space available. See Mrs
Stancill or Mr.. Mateer 202S Lee Highway
Just beyond Rosslyn circle).
DUO. 1912, 26H2 IT. long, it. wide. cleo
trio brakes. 700x16 heavy-duty tires ard
tubes. Duo -Therm stove and blower; priced
WashIneton- Baltimore H blvd., BerWyn, a Nd. u
TRAILER, "a it., excellent condition. Venc-
tlan blinds. good tires, electric brakes;
priced for quick sale. Mr. Maske, GT31
GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda. Md.
1914 Kozy Coaches and Platts Also 25
good ufsd RdcHss T1aes Cash for yoas trailer
Route I Berwyn. Md Tel BerWyn 45
Evening star., 1944-04-30
FARMS

., MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.
TOAD, near hunt club, about s. mi from
D. c. Price, $4,000
300 acres-Dairy farm, 80 stall barn
Groom house and tenant house on TravilaE
road IA mi. from D. c. Price, $4,000
2l6 acres-Nce 7-room house; cleo
triclty; on hard road about so acres
blue grass good grain farm, 80 mi
from D. c. Price S14.75O
l65 acres-One Of Montgomery Coun-
tles best farms; modern house. large bank
barn; now shipping milk, close to new
gravel road; 2S mi from D. C. Price
l25 acres-Dairy farm. now shipping
milk old. house: good out bldgs very
eood road; u mi. to B. & O. R r
GRAHAM-HALL, REALTORS, WI $3.50
Ewes; ano Sun. call Dave Laughlin
Evening star., 1944-04-30
) MINUTES DOWNTOWN

10 acres 10-room house with electricity
aho running water. Numerous outbuild-
ings., house needs repairs, plumbing and
heating. Some money spent on this house
vii make this really grand place Ex-
septiohaily pretty natural setting on knoll
trees, large oaks, extensive lawn sloping
gown TO State road Bus passes door
25 minutes downtown. in excellent estate
section that, is sure TO grow and increase
IN value after the war. Price, S995O.
payable $3.50 down, Sg5 month Drive
out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. TO Fairfax Circle
ssa HOWARD Johnson'sl, continue on dual
second bunealow on left for information
or call MR. MACK a Falls Church 2O3I- j
Evening star., 1944-04-30
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
GARAGES FOR SALE.

and storage warehouse: $500 square feet
on st floor storage for 81 cars, extra
storage space on meZzanine floor: very
hish ceilings Of concrete for additional
constructions; building has steam heat:
suitable for any business surrounded BY
two SOFT. and two 15-ft. alleys. Known
as Roy's Garage, rear of Scottish Rite
Temple, 9Th and Riggs SITS NV. For
details, call Joseph w. Leverton, exclu.
agent. Decatur :30R5
Evening star., 1944-04-30
1880 ACRES

One of the finest bluegrass stock farm
IN virginia, this estate has A fine old
COLONIAL master house with center hail.
and other authentic features, and is mod
srnlzed with such improvements as stoker
neat, baths and electricity and phone
service. There are other houses, includ-
ing an interesting. old brick house, large
grain and cattle barns. several of which
are stone; cattle scales, blacksmith shop
Is well fenced. including miles Of stone
fences, and there is water in every field.
me property is being sold to settle an
In the beautiful Virginia Piedmont. so
miles from washington. Shown by appoint
ment by MASON HIRST. Annandale Va
at the end of Columbia pike. Phone AIex-
sndrla 5Sl2. Closed Slindavs
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1873 Acres,
Within Committing Distance

Located in one of the most attractive
sections OF Fairfax County, this farm has
ABOUT 90 acres of good quality farm land
ana like amount of rolling woodland
Lnat borders picturesque stream The
mouse sits in a grove of trees and has s
comfortable rooms, 9 baths. 2 lavatories,
MMot,Water heat and rambling porches
ana servants quarters. The property is
I6 miles from Washington over hard
See MASON HIRsT. AnnandaIe dale ya' sei ms at
tne end of Columbia pike Phone Alexan-
orla 6sl2. Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1944-04-30
FARMS WANTED.

WE NEED FARMS of a few acres in Md
or Va, with small houses and near bus
or railroad. within 10 miles of the Treas
ury. Louis P. Shoemaker. I5l9 K St NV,
MA 66.
terms Post Office Box 1851 Wash, D. C
100 TO $50 ACRES, on hard road, in
MONTGOMERY. Carroll or H ward Counties
within 40 mi D. c., for $1,000 or less
house must have electricity: would like
an orchard and some woodland. Mrs.
Burgess. realtor, 6lo9 Broad st, Wash
inpfOn I6 d c WI 4153
Evening star., 1944-04-30
ON LEE HIGHWAY.

bath, hot-water heat. all modern, lawn
fenced shade; 100 bearing fruit trees.
oouole garage. chicken houses for 800
terms. This property is on Lee hwy u
mile past Washington Kamp. - miles
from Washington. owner, r F RILEY.
Phone Fairfax 176. i
Evening star., 1944-04-30
COUNTRY HOME.

SUITABLE AS RESIDENCE, REST
HOME, DAY SCHOOL, PRIVATE SAM
PA6pT PPhA66tgTMN y y OR HOME FOR ELDERLY
This brick residence OF I6 generous
rooms, 2l3 baths, is now in use by owner
as home. Modern heating and plumbing,
ce luxe kitchen, several nreplaces, serV
ants quarters. garage; some outhldes, i
S rVeIo1s N V,ew auTi nnv SLGE WIN o
Silver Spring. May be purchased with
any number of acres up to 80 Excellent
r. p RIPLEY. sH 1888
Sun. and Ewes, SH. 2S7I, Mr. TroStie
Evening star., 1944-04-30
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

1911 INDIAN CHIEF; 10000 actual miles,
with accessories. Glebe 1910. 30"
FOR SALE-Late model Harley. 4 speeds:
$4,000 miles; like new; reasonable Also
parts for Harleys. WI. 0695
HARLEY, 1898. new tires, buddy seat. FIR.
MOTORCYCLE-First French make, 1910,
As GU. in. valve. rocker, actusted speeds,
more than 1000 miles. Excellent condi-
ton $500 casn ia T4S3
1895, buddy seats;
spotlight. good tires; best offer. AT. 314O
J. NJ. Schafer. 3l4 Anacostia I'd. Sc.
SIDE CAR, Harley-Davidson 1887; perfect
condition. Call Elk. 1880, Ext. 1850, Mr..
Tolin, nr DE. 0sq5 after g pm.
1910 81, O. H. ".
E. l. series Completely overhauled. Rea-
sonable. 10 am. to pm, 1928 Owen
Evening star., 1944-04-30
210 ACRES

Very fertile and desirable farm at the
foothills of the Bull Run Mountains.
Buildings worth $4,000 They have spring
water by gravity. flow; large stream and
valuable white oak timber. Price, 81 900
II seriously interested, write Box /, The
Plains. Fauquier Co. Va
Evening star., 1944-04-30
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

Great Falls Md, tract of 1877 acres ideal
for farm or subdivision; is one OF the most
desirable tracts in its location, slightly
rolling, lays well practically square, Dor
ders on three public roads, with electricity
available from all: two strong streams, 25
acres valuable poplar timber. miles from
D, c. line, III miles to betnesda or Rock
vile; price, $40, 600: would sell part; terms.
u. c. FAWSETT, Bethesda "a. Nd, Rt 3.
60 AcreS-Near Silver Spring.
so acres fertile land on Ga ave ext, 6
ice, excellent subdivision possibilities;
priced At "a that of adjoining acreage.
s-room frame house (neees repairs, out
bldss electricity. Price Sl5,75O on
terms Il. S. PRICE IL CO, NE $3.50 or
&Ia. 1929. Exclusive agent
Evening star., 1944-04-30
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, roomy, / car, heated, water and
5So9 4th st. NV. RA. 7622.
20 MONTH-Six single brick garages, lge.
enough for any size car or truck also room
ABOVE garages. 4b03 Sth ST n W
Evening star., 1944-04-30
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

CASH FOR YOUR TRUCK. Call Mr. Via
4 q O0so Market Auto Service, 623
WANTED. y ton panel truck late model
gooo tlIea' from private party for cash.
WE WILL BUY YOUR IDLE TRUCKS
ana pay you cash, all makes and models
wanted. No oeal too small or too large
Inmec!atc action. Che" Chase Motor Co,
7725 Wisconsin ave, WI 1895
Evening star., 1944-04-30
DAIRY FARM.

545 acres S0-cow barn, 300-ton silo,
dry barn and horse barn, silo, modern o.
room brick, baths, tenant houses show
ers and commodes, 100 head Of cows and
heifers, bulls, horses, tractor plows,
harrows, manure spreader. mower, rake and
all necessary farm equipment; 400 acres of
blue grass. Borders on good-siZed stream
3 wells electric pumps. This farm has
for past IA yrs; % mi. to D. C. Shown by
appointment only.
J. L. G.. WEST.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
CALVERT COUNTY.

| 5000. 81 acres, go arabic; water
front farm, Patuxent tributary. Splendid
aod aodse an spss barn stable
bathing; beautiful location; high state
cultivation. Also many other farms
| CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Evening star., 1944-04-30
EAPAS E0p PEAT

DUE TO DRAFT, fine tobacco farm for rent,
room; lots of plants bed Sowed; new 6-rln
house; on hard road. J. mile from Waldorf,
Md See Paul Burton at Waldorf or call
Mr.. Ellis. Ii. 1lO4. after : pm
Evening star., 1944-04-30
AuToMoelLEs FOR SALE.

CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE, HYDRoMATTc,
194l; 10000 miles; =. and h. 1902 Conn.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
PROPOSALS.
MONEY TO LOAN

WANTED Bud TO BUILD a cement block
house 2Sx34, in Fairfax, Va. c. n Sand
retZkY
Evening star., 1944-04-30
MONEY TO LOAN tcon..).
st and End TRUST LOANS
MONEY WANTED.

CLIENT DESIRES $4,000 Ind trust loan,
payable $500 per month, well secured on
10 new 4-tainliy apis. Can also give
additional collateral security il required
Discount 80 per year, interest So per
annum. Phone E. A Aaronson. Ma 1h46
Evening star., 1944-04-30
45O-Acre Grain, Tobacco Farm.

TJU- -ACIC oI d1II, IUUdNIU dIIII'
About 100 level and rolling tillable acres.
wire-fenced pasture watered by branches
and sprines, valuable wood; good 9-rm,
brick-and-frame dwelling, 4 ,fireplaces;
short drive to , villages 80 miles to Rich
for immediate action. part down. List
other bargains mailed free. H. S. Drauck-
er. STROUT REALTY, Blackstone. Va.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
O-12 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
FARMS FOR SALE Continued .

$3.50.
Owner will sacrifice $50 acres level land
large trees, 100000 feet saw timber, sew
eral thousand cords of pulp and cord
sington 553.
Evening star., 1944-04-30
FALLS CHURCH o135-I
Choice Stock and Grain Farm.

Choice STOCK and Grain Farm.
100 level. easily worked, tillable acres,
wood, variety fruit trees: handy depot viii
lage or large town; milk collection; sub
stantial S-rm. dwelling. lovely views: good
35x45 barn, many other necessary bdgs !;
only $500, less than half down; some
tools thrown in List other bargains mailed
Middletown Va
Evening star., 1944-04-30
AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.

AUTO REPAIRING, BODY and fender re-,
PAIRS: quality work reasonable prices
l Mcmahon Chevrolet. 63"3 Ga. ave. GE
Evening star., 1944-04-30
200 Acres. Beautiful ESTATE

5 miles from Warrenton, on good road.
beautiful scenery, good buildings, one of
the finest grazing farms in the State
Plenty lasting water, about 90 acres in
timber, balance cleared. Phone Warrenton
39-J-4, for appointment. 30'
COUNTRY HOME-5O ACRES,
$4,000. Vacant large rooms; ideal
summer home; cleo; plenty of fruit; poul-
stream. JOHN BURDoFT, r. r. D. 2,
Silver Spring. Md Call Ashtnn 2S4G
Evening star., 1944-04-30
MONTGOMERY County.

opposite Manor Country Club.
116 acre farm; large main house also
tenant house; approximately 2,300 #
frontage on main highway: large stream
on property. Price. $4,000; will finance
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
Sb44 ColeSvile Rd. SH. 5100
Evening star., 1944-04-30
GARAGES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

- AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1889 painters truck: good tires and
matesenanical mes condition: reasonable. 69I0
DUMP TRUCKS, good, used. '4Os and Ais.
PIiVa5e 5e, owner. For information phone
CHEv, 1h-ton panel truck. 1888; good
condition. Call Ma. 2403 8 to 5,
CHEVROLET 1882 truck, panel body; .
new new prewar tires. Hyattsville O06O.
FORD 1897, stake body. Call NO. O4O1
Z s, TRUCKs-Ford CHS. atom / iat, i dump
Gale Cement Block Co, Chestnut O2O0.
INTERNATIONAL 1896 Ha-ton, panel body.
good tires: low ceiling price only $3.50
GMC 1889 112-ton, panel body: low cell
ing price. only S445 Fred Motor Co,
5ol3 Georgia ave, ia 29OO.
DODGE 1885 ha-ton panel truck. in excel
len. LEI condition, good tires, reasonable
Parking lot 6l3 Mass. ave NV. 3O@
DUMP TRUCK. Gao. International 1905
oooInern ave. Sc. HI. 1343-W %
USED TRUCK BODIES.
Used ice body, S35
-, Used Oft stake body, reconditioned
S95 SN'> e0''0i''o'''
Used s4-ton stake body, new floor: SIS.
USED l2-toot platform, $50.
S. j. MEEKS, SON
Evening star., 1944-04-30
VIRGINIA FARMS.
75O Acres. SIG Per Acr


Large brick house, no improvements
barn, other farm bldgs., $50 acres in woods
and timber, balance cultivated: on paved
road, As mi. from the White House; ideal
cattle farm. Terms, one-half cash
BUELL. M. GARDNER, j. E. KELLY,
Rockville. Nd. Phone $50
Evening star., 1944-04-30
HOWARD COUNTY.

$50 a., midway Wash and BALTIC. old
brick and frame dwelling, 4 bedrooms 3
tage, 40xS0 bank barn, brick stable ex.
farm land, bluegrass meadow and brook.
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RIDGE g. HANNA, Ellicott City, Md.
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Evening star., 1944-04-30
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THE PLAINS, VIRGINIA.
Evening star., 1944-04-30

On Lee highway, 100 acres. 2S miles
watered by streams; one-third in valuable
merchantable oak timber. Price, S12,O0O.
3s:, BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon.