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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17
With
The AEF
By KENNETH L. DI&0N


WITH THE AEF IN ITATy
Jan. 12.-(DelayeOtP, - When
you're calling the roll of hot pilots
those legendary lads who can Took
an electric iron on an ironinp
board and fly it to Frisco, don't
forget Robert F'romm, the red.
headed ex-undertaker of Winfield
Kansas.
The rest of the Red Devil,
squadron saw the % year old
lieutenant A36 Invader strafe the
tank north of Rome yesterday and
then sweep on in at 80 feet and 3M
miles an hour to sling slugs from
his six guns into truck on the
road.
They saw the truck, loaded with
ammunition, go up in a FLASHING
sheet of flame which engulfed
Reds planes as it crashed out Of
control into clump of trees.
And so they returned from the
mission. which called for on tbe
deck strafing of targets of oppor.
tunity, and were just reporting
that Red had spun in, when
strange rattle and rumble came
from the north. They stared in
amazement and cheered.
His wings badly crumpled, his
| canop.,- gone, his engine steaminy
and whistling, his fuselage dented
and torn, with clumps Of tree
branches five inches thick st,n
draping his ship, Red Fromm was
flying her home.
AS if the fire, the forest and tho
five miles of flax he'd just gone
through weren't enough, he was
forced to land on one wheel, with.
out knowing he didn't have two.
But he made it and then, his face
grim and serious. picked up the
story from where his pals had
seen him pillow through the smoke
into the tree.
II plowed through a tree" he
said. 1.-THE plane continued to fly,
but I knew it couldn't stay up for
long. 1 climbed to 400 feet and
stood up to bail out, but | looked
down and saw Germans, so l de.
cided to stay with my ship for
while if it would stay with me-"
The battered little fighter-bomb.
err did stay with him, even though
he could hardly navigate. His left
rudder wouldn't work, and he was
forced to barge in on an intense
| flax area at an altitude Of 900
feet and a top speed of about $50
miles an hour. He couldn't take
evasive action. Most of the con-
trolls wouldn't work. He should
have been duck soup for the gun.
ners.
His luck still held on the landing.
He felt it touch on one wheel but
thought it merely meant one wing
was high.
$50 I lowered the left wing
bit. Still I didn't touch my other
wheel down. Then I knew
The watchers who already knew
blinked when the left wing tip fl
nally hit the runway, but the field
was slippery and it skidded along
, it instead of catching and Tipping
the plane over.
AS the old pilots call it, it was
a good landing. Fromm walked
, away from it. But the plane was
: lowed away to the salvage pile
where Staff Sgt. William Ruhl, Of
Tekoa, Wash, measured the three
, segments still stuck in the wings
and found them five inches thick
The plane will never fly again ex-
, cept as repair parts for other In
vaders.
But Red Fromm is flying again
today, in another plane on another
mission.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17
More Allied Oil

circles that the United States is still giving
Time was, and not so long ago, that this coun-
try was furnishing 80 per cent of Allied gaso-
line and petroleum products. The federal
agencies having charge over supplies particu-
larry lend-lease and Foreign Economic Admin
istraton officials, declare this early inequality
is rapidly being overcome through the increase
Of allied refinery capacity and tanker con-
struction.
That what some members of Congress, in
Guiding the Senators who toured the battle
fronts recently, contend is that the United
States is not being smart enough or hard boil
ed enough, with the result that Americas al
lies have not yet been persuaded to make full
use Of their petroleum resources and allow
this nation to husband its dwindling supplies
These Congressman, firm in their belief that
better distribution of the petroleum load should
be insisted upon for the relief Of the United
States advance four corrective measures:
l. Let the British redouble their refining
capacities in the Persian gulf.
3 While redoubling the Persian gulf refin-
cry output, construct a 900-mile pipe line
from Abadan to Haifa on the Mediterranean
g. Renew American efforts to discover the
minimum lend-lease petroleum requirements
of Russia now that considerable refinery
through lend-lease.
4. Put all American petroleum operations
under single agency-the Petroleum Admin.
istration for war-thus insuring single, eff
fective policy, which does not now obtain with
the Army, Navy, Foreign Economic Admins
tration and State Department all having hand
in the pie.
William H. Stringer, writing in the Chris
tan Science Monitor on these proposals says:
No serious criticism of the British or
other Allies is voiced by legislators thus
voicing their views. They understand that
the British have willingly enlarged refinery
capacity in the Middle East and the Carib-
bean, and that Brltlsh-owned oil is being
supplied as reverse Lend-Lease. They
simply say that the United States has not
pressed its Allies to do bigger job of
tapping their own reserves.
Again disputing these claims Lend-Lease
finery equipment shipped to Russia arrived
in the last six months, so that there was
hardly time for it to diminish Soviet needs
for imported high-octane gasoline and
other petroleum supplies. especially in
view of Russia's new winter offensive.
AS for doubling British refining capaci-
ty in the Middle East and shortening the
haul to Britain by a new pipe line, it is
suggested that the war in Europe might
be over before these projects were COM
pleted. With the United States producing
100000 barrels of oil a day, and the
Middle East and Caribbean output only g.
100000 barrels, and with petroleum de-
nands increasing as the Allies prepare
to mount their second 'front.', it is contend
ed that the United States will be COMPEL.
ed to continue supplying the bulk of the
United Nations oil if the war is to be won
quickly.
The vigor of argument pro and con indi-
Gates that the question whether the United
States was spendthirft with its dwindling
oil reserves in World War II may be de-
bated long after the fighting ends.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17
QUOTATIONS

Studies have been underway for several
months looking to a shift Of power from the
European theater to the Pacific theater not
only when Germany is defeated but as her
defeat seems near at hand. The main lines
of attack on Japan are already determined.
-Ad1nl Ernest J. King, commander-in-ch
u. S. fleet.
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and was just boarding a plane for
Australia. She and La Toilette were
classmates at Wisconsin Universe
ty, and met by accident on the
airfield in New Guinea as I arriv-
ed. Nobody said it was a small
world.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17
Fair Enough

tEsitors Note.-fhe stat the News accepts
responsibility fer the personal viows OF Mr.. PeyIer
laa sften disagree with them nuch many 81
his rssdera his artis!.s the good purpose q
aaking people thiAk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17

There are $4,000 cars Of ola
Irish potatoes now on hand WnLca
can hardly be moved before tNe
new early crop is harvested, r.
ports Extension Director |. y
Schaub Of State College.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17

Oysters grow fatter in rainy
years than in drouth years, al
though they live in the sea.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-17
Our Chief Aim

To aid in every way the prosecution OF
the war to complete Victory.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
My neighbor speaks with disdain to the
Greek
Who serves US our beef and peas.
As just foreigner. For my part speak
To a descendent OF Socrates.
G. William Black
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
ASH for your truck. Call Mr.. Via, Ii
090. Market Auto Service. 623 H ST. ne
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

lasa sssan Ex Esds 4sds spd 1 Rffss
BUICK 1887 4-door sedan; tires very so sood,
motor Just overhauled; will accept Clean
Smfsl traos; private party. Call TR. 11s4,
BUICK ia41 super conv coupe: clean,
heater, wheel shields, spotlight, seat COW
srS neW, light top: orisinal owner. Call
BUICK 1e4o Limited g wheels, 5-pass.
sood for 10000 miles; factory ess' radio, :,dtS,
throughput; F1t sis $1,000 cash. CO. 400,
BGicK 1889 Special sedan: black hnish mis-
eTieed tres g99d SHnanE Eondon
BUICK, 1910 super de luxe 4-door sedan;
black finish. excellent condition through
Not Motor co oeI s t ns a1G LoSan
EJiol SGIcK iasl Special sedan. SID weleo5n
deorgia ave. sH 400. ~ ''''
born Motors, Chrysler- Plymouth Dealers,
BUICK fa1i specsi se 4door sedan radio
and heater. plaid seat covers, excellent
tires. no reeapPs; sl,290; had best Of
BUICK 1s4i Special 81, I'sH a-door; ooro 4 new pre-
will sell for best, offer today: private par
Nev g HoSss dsse5 heES change ss
BUICK .1941 club coupe. 5-pass; attrac-
tive dark green car with good tires, radio;
tor Co 77ss wisconsin ave. ave- wi 1ss 1855. MO
1871 Special de luxe sedan
door; eauipped with radio, heater and de-
t.oSssr' l.p c5.vy very good @ tires; price s1ls6
conSln ave. WI. 1885,
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PROPOSALS.
PEpEEAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBL

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildinss Administrstion. Emergency
Operations 4a1 9aaI Unit; Wsshsinston s6, 3; g.
drawinss and specifcations Tor the con,
stEuction Of Nurses Home and Training
81 VII Ss Nofps or o. T: S:a
Applications from general contractors IN
to exceed one set Of drawings sand and ST, speeifi- ia.
cations. should be nled promptly With this
efdee AND the bidding material win be
inas and specifsstions are s'iI Tor she project
leased lee only so sstabli;hed Building con:
epened by the aDe % ns sudinss AGmnis G se
tration on the date named in the specifi-
sddns s q ssGSs sS.Ds Il sayo or asr ds.
esipY1s5n; II pns,a vi Reynolds commissioner
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION. FED
Ea S44sfESnEGb 4Alasf!9nn G0YnS R VIII Viii
EnsInssIii Isad Si,,. Public Roads xaministrstion.
anti oo osloeH exc AMI AsRs1Sn T. W. ~ rvisMaania Mare
2aS. 4 l944 for au,.a the constsLstion of Project
u shesas camp Hssaxaz ss1Tnsz: pssTis MsFssn G.
!; S;Tiqss dsorsss COUNTY. Mssylana MGa''. rype spe
ment, Bituminous Pavement on Concrete
and Gravel Base Courses, and other work
ssms aas as o6va Ht hs 1o %STs % "a
Yds. Cement Concrete Pavement, 400
Tons Hot Asphalt Concrete Base Course,
$500 Tons Type HI Cold Asphalt Con-
Base Course. Minimum rates Of wages for
laborers and mechanics on this project
nave been nxed by the Secretary of Labor
specifications are requested, deposit OF
$1,000. certified check or cash, will be
fifteen. days after opening Of bids. Checks
must be made payable to the Treasurer
Of the United States. Plans, specifica-
at the address given above. H. j. Spell
MAN, District Engineer. mh15,1617
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TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

TRAILER, 1912: 27-foot, GROOM trailer,
tandem wheels. almost new, lots Of extras
35Ol Piney Branch rd.,. Silver Spring, Nd.
TRAILER, 1942 Coveredwagon, 20 IT,, elec.
brakes, bottle gas range, cleo refrigerator,
3 separate rooms, good tires: used about s
months; sell reasonable; must see to ap-
Village, $500 block Marlboro rd
1914 Kozy Coaches and Platts. Also %
RICHTER TRAILER SALES,
Route l. Berwyn, Md. Tel BeIwyn 40
SEE the new Royal and American trailers
with 22-foot body and electric brakes at
TRAILER CENTER,
5th and Florida Ave. NE
All Models Used Trailers From S395 Up.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
Trapklip
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1889 lia-ton stake; dual
wheels, 16O-inch wheelbase, l2-foot body
750x20 tires. Also International $50
Dds 2-ton chassis and cab; 160-inch
Wheelbase, S25x20 tires. Ceiling prices
Chevy Chase Motor Co.. 7725 Wisconsin
ave. WI. 1885
CHEVROLET 1894 cab and chassis; good
tires: priced right. Call Mr.. Via, IL 0090
days, or ia. 2043 after $50 pm.
TRUCK, 1882. huckster; motor in good
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE Cont,

ARLINGTON, 5th at. North-s-room brick
nunsalow; bedrooms. hot-water oil heat,
garage, deep. lot. Price, S7,l75. c. s.
FAILS FALLS ,CHURCHa-Ramblins bunsalow. 8
place, pine paneled dinet with quaint cor
ner cabinets. full basement, oil air-condi-
TONED, attic, tiled bath, 2 screened
porches garage. large lot, rear yard
fenced. G. E. water heater. Hot Point
range, Kelvinator refrigerator: price,
S10000: one-half cash. 1905 Robinson
place. Phone Falls Church 1907-W.
s-ROOM MODERN BRICK. 3 acres of
land, stream, trees. garden; 10 min. down
town: free and clear. Inspect anv time,
907 Wes' Glebe rd, Alexandria, Va j.
Lee Price, 1903 South Arlington Ridge rd.
Jackson 1904.
NEAR BERWYN. MD.-Beautiful 3-oed I'm,
home with all modern conveniences, auto,
oil heat Insulated Full basement. S5.975,
terms Mr.; West. Spruce 0644,
ARLINGTON-3bedrm brick. tiled bath
attached garage, large landScaped lot oil
heat. storm windows, Venetian blinds, rec
reation room, maids bath. screened porch
with shades: cony. to schools churches
buses and Shopping center; substantial
down payment required. Available about
April l. Box ok. Star
Modern brick house. con-
located in excellent residential
section; . bedrooms, living room with fire.
place, walled garden; $3.50; immediate
possession Helen r. Marshall, Alexandria
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CONTAINING 40 ACRES, with 100 acres
tlLable' large barn, outbuildings. springs
and stream located miles southwest of
Frederick. Md, on hard-surfaced State
road and B. e. o. RR. Property assessed
lor 1850, will sell for S6.25O. Phone
Temple 1900
LOUDOUN COUNTY DAIRY FARM, 444
acres, beautiful Groom dwelling, > tenant
houses, 5n-cow dairy barn. large horse
barn, sheds. Good roads. Complete line of
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AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE.
RECAPPING.

One-day service, by appointment only
Call NE. 1855. Custom-built work. Grade
and grade 3 tires carried in stock
GOODYEAR Tire Co.. 209 New York ave
NV. Leave car in the morning. call for
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
ARLINGTON HOMES.

ARLINGTON HOMES.
Arlington listing of homes wanted Call
US today for an appraisal. We can secure
the maximum value of your property for
you on the present market. Our special
sales service assures prompt results with
the minimum of inconvenience 10 you.
HAROLD J. BRUMBACK,
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CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL.

CHEVY CHASE, D. z.
Present owner must sell his practically
new home, lust . years old The LOT is
beautifully wooded and ideally situated
overlooking park. The architectural de-
tan is exceptionally good The floor plan
Is interesting and includes paneled den
with tiled laVatory on first floor, 3 good
bedrooms and . baths, comfortable
screened porch off living room, with beau
titul view. Entire property in new-house
condition, Priced right at Sl9,S50. For
details. please call Mr.. Young, WO. 1915
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI AL
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Furnished Brick Home s6,75O.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Modern 2-story brick home: contains
+ rooms and bath, full cellar automatic
air-conditioned heat all other improve
ments. Owner being inducted into Navv,
will sell furnished, or unfurnished. as de-
sired. Phone Mr. Tabler, WI 71s2, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
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S14.250.
Massachusetts Ave. Extended.

Massachusetts Ave. Extended.
Comparatively new, detached home Of
atone and clapboard construction and
situated on large shaded lot 10 OF more
tractive fireplace and screened side porch,
dining room and kitchen, 3 well-pfopor-
toned bedrooms, tiled baths, attic, slate
roof and rock wool insulation. Pine
paneled recreation room. GAS heat. At
tached garage, Elementary school imme-
call MIR. MANNIX,. RA. 7717. THoS. ].
FISHER & CO, INC, realtors, DI 6s3O
YOUR kRth YR SATISFACTORY GAI
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NORTHWEST CORNER

LESS THAN SlO.OOO
This Colonial brick home has e large
rooms ano tiled bath, porcheS built-in
rarasei oil heat You must act quickly. Call
BE1IZEIIL DI 21Q0
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- BUNIADUW BARGAINS,
Hyattsville- -All-electric bungalow of 4
large rooms with full basement, INV h,
built-m kitchen cabinets and bookca ses
range, refrigerator and storage water
tank heater included. Large, level lot.
Only S4 500 terms.
Mt. Rainier, close to District line-6-
room frame bungalow, in excellent condt-
tion, on concrete street; close to schools
and bus. $4,000
New Hampshire section of all new brick
homes. A large brick bungalow on corner
lot. block to school and bus. Full attic
and basement Gas heat and refrigerator.
Modern bath with shower. S795O, terms
Possession can be made with title.
WOODR1DGE REALTY CO,
o3S1 r. Ave NE No .o09
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galow, $4,000, $3.50 90 cash. S45 90
per mo. Bathing privileges. restricted
Write Box ~ MAYO. Md
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ACREAGE EQR SALE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BY OWNER, II acres on the Lee highway,
ant So mo. Ewes. after T. EN- 6S94
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Just BeVond GEORGETOWN.

SMALL ESTATE. A tract with "25 It
frontage by $50 #. deep, containing 80, 80
so. II. improved by detached s-room and
bath house, with slate roof Lovely porchcS
h.-w.h. An opportunity 10 live close in
and have plenty OF open space around you
S15,5o0. Sunday and evenings, EN-, 1852
Immediate possession
A. D. CRUMBAUGH, Realtor,
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LANDOVER. MD.

LANDOVER, MD.
acres Or. house, bath, h.-wh cleo
kitchen, refrigerator, hwd. floors, Gear
garage, barn, chicken house, large work
shop; close to transportation; $4,000;
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO., call Hyatts-
VILE n3.3i. WA IoDl
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34th AND LOWELL,

Two blocks from National Cathedral
School; high ground, bus at door: brick
construction, newly decorated Ave bed
rooms, 3 baths, sleeping porch, oil heat
immediate possession brokers protected.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATE,
A WONDERFUL BUY

A WONDERFUL BUY
LOWER 18th ST. AREA
This beautiful brick Colonial home is
outstanding in detail, spaciousness and
Su the family desiring arse rooms
4 Bedrooms, :. baths and heated Sleeping
fireplace on ard floor. ist-fioor law iaVatory. isv.
Automatic heat. 2-car garage Might
consider smaller house in trade. For de;
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
S9,5O0-Woodridge, D. C.
An attractive corner property, near the
Junior High Schools. Bus and stores at
s lovely; bright rooms; 3 bedrooms: tiled
oil heat garage; vacant, now being COM
pleteiy rennvatsd enc d This G Geyenines call
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co.. Inc,
73s 18th ST. Realtors. DI $3.50.
$1,000 CASH
And S66.7b monthly will buy this attrac-
tive Colonial row brick home in splendid
screened porches. Located in good ne.
section Just off Gallaudet College grounds.
Price only $500. Possession. Call ME.
j WESLEY W BUCHANAN, REALToR.
Near 9th and Buchanan,
$9,950.
Vacant. New-hoLse condition, we'll
built Colonial brick. Six good-sized rooms.
Tsse 900 ssfl'' CASH. fssfEa1er Eree1enf value
sun sandsy Ma'0S WI LaRe 6ssa Ma $500 EVENINGS and
BOSS g. PHELPS, 1417 K ST. NV.
FURNISHED HOME,
AMERICAN JTNyVrRSr~r pApR- kon
A completely detached residence Of s
porch large resT poreh
hot-water heat; elec. refrigerator. VA
CANT. Phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
e9,ce 1a9uced sk Lsmoat
Call % Mrs. Lewis, DT 7Ss7 1892 or ss Ex
Tooms Tes say On Sun Eys st pores
yard. garage; perfect condition. $6,750
GeS aHxn G2a Se Ssh RE fu 0as Basement
S}osS =; : .',pv ,,vs.
ssssas, e1a so H. Ssss BASEMENT $500
S'oLoRED.heeT North Sapitol and Es
tiled bath. excellent condition: near
tysnSp;i ba : leo terms. Ask for A W, Stephens,
CoLoRED, near 18th and Otis pl. NV,
and bath, each floor; separate entrances
and heating plants; terms.
bath, 2 kitchens, h -w.h. with oil; good
sSao1''on os ss NV Terp Ma dfss ndSs.rf Be- + &' Co..
Ssh ho2sl hsss sh sso sT Sr $50 soNs
balance $40 month
'',,ss 'aas T. p + 3 + TokRE sREAIrY CO. ss,oo
1928 North Capitol st. no. ZOO.
CoLoRED--61 r ST. .N.E.-CoRNER. 8
rooms. rooms jnslosed po1ehes oil heat; sub
1925 North Capitol 81. Ho. 700.
COLORED-3 beautiful houses, and s
r rooms each; @ With all modern improvements:
eaed IN TOO 5oef on aeSey pse
ne, They are all in good condition. Prices
ransing RAJ IN from $1,000 to $4,000. Terms
seaton place, between North Capitol and
out: oil heat; garage. Vacant. Move
500 block on Lamont ST. n.w.-s rooms
and bath. paruuet floors; good condition;
oil heat, kitchens. Colonial front porch.
aiGImatiqa ST. mW phone cal p1 7osa W Rouse 1910
this area. lefamily detached fe homes on on
NEW-MODERN.
Four blocks OF the District line on
Sheriff rd; ne. Rent with option TO pur-
soN shSSe. E1PAIE G1PAPEh k1 oAKs So goo ADD
ND ND III. 1901. III fNiNNoNi h'hiS''
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ARLINGTON

DET. BRICK 5-RooM HOME WITH SIDE
PORCH-S765
Only 3 years old and newly redecorated
fNll basement oil heat, modern kitchen,
elec retgr MIR Mcdaniel. Gil. 1886.
KELLEY q BRANNER. DI. 40
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Estate Sale of
Valuable Business Property.
Two-Story Brick Building,
No. 1865 31s ST. NV.
By virtue of authority vested in the
UNDERSIGNED Executrix, by the last will and
testament of E Lyn Woodin deceased
No: 6Os95, will offer for
sale in front of the premises
BY Public Auction
AT 3 O'CLOCK PM.
Lot SO in Square 119S in the City Of
District. Of Columbia. having
a frontage of 42.2 feet containing 3.050
square feet, improved as above.
Terms of sale: Cash. deposit of $500
required Of purchaser a. IT,, time as,- Of sale.
from day of sale, otherwise deposit may
be forfeited as hauidated damages, or
property resold at risk and cost of de-
fauiting purchaser al, the discretion Of the
Executrix. after Ave days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
in Washington D. C. All conveyanclns,
revenue stamps and notaral
lees at cost OF purchaser
Evangelne Seymour. Executrix,
James R. kirland Attorney.
National Press Building
MARI,
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON. VA

Arlington - Newly reconditioned 3 bed
neighborhood. Living room. dining room,
kitchen, pantry, front and rear porches
on the first floor; 3 bedrooms, hall and bath
fun basement. hot-water heat, coal; ga
rage, numerous shade trees, large lot.
room for nice Victory garden: near bus,
shopping and schools Substantial cash;
reasonable monthly payments.
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LOWER 18th ST AREA.
This beautiful brick Colonial home is
outstanding in detail, spaciousnesS and
suit the family desiring large rooms and
plan suitable for entertaining, includes
4 bedrooms. . baths and heated sleeping
porch on 2nd floor Large clubroom with
fireplace on. 3rd floor. 1st-fioor lavatory
Automatic heat. lear garage. Might
consider smaller house in trade. For de-
tails, please call Mr.. Mannakee. RA. 55S
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1411
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3-BEDROQM BRICK

Falls Church, Va, located on wooded
contains living room with fireplace. din
ing room, large kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tiled
bath on flrSt floor; one large bedroom on
toned heat: $3.50: substantial cash.
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
phnna
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC BIZ
s.
SUMMER CAMPS.

SEND YOUR LITTLE GIRL to camp this
summer: fine location in Penna.; trans
portation provided; excellent food. bathins.
outdoor spor's. coaching and music, For
information call Spruce olS0.W. 20.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

9TH 800
RENT, FURNISHED, S175 PER MONTH.
fine country home r miles from wash
ington, on ! acre with good stream This
home OF rooms is modern in every re-
spect auto heat, 3 baths, adequate serv-
Tor convenient aud comfortable LIVING
GEORGE T REEVES AGENT,
Phone Falls Church 1928
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S3 3,oUU-WOOQTldg d, z.
An attractive corner property, near the
John Burroughs Elementary and Taft
Junior High Schools. Bus and stores at
hand. Dutch Colonial center entrance.
8 lovely. bright rooms; 3 bedrooms, tiled
bath, all modern convenences, including
oil OF !. heat M garase; VACANT, now being COM
Mp CONDIT, OR. 212I.
ThoS. ]. Fisher g. Co.. Inc,
Evening star., 1944-03-16

16 NEW APARTMENT UNITS.
We have for sale group of four 2-story
brick bldgs.,. totaling 16 units of 2 rooms,
dinette. KITCHEN and bath each: less than
l " years old, very well situated in South
east washington. near shopping center and
with transportation at the corner; coal
heat with automatic stoker; gas refgr in
each apartment: Price, only $685. 900; rea-
plan; To inspect, phone Mr.. Wolbers, ia.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1903 H st. NV National 2345.