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Evening star., 1944-10-24
Armstrong Surprises
By Rout Of Dunbar

A tally In each of the first three
periods accounted for Armstrong
Highs 1870 victory over supposedly
stronger Dunbar eleven at Grifflth
Stadium yesterday before 1000.
Sandy Levi opened the attack
when he recovered a kick blocked
by Sid Mayo and raced across from
the 10. Mayo's attempted extra
point from placement was short.
In the second quarter, Gus Mar
shall made an end run from the &c
that was good for an additional
points.
Armstrong; final score was regis
tered by Clarence Stewart. who
snagged 25-yard aerial from Mar
shall then charged through from
the On
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Oliver Proves Class
In Technical K. O,
Over benson
BY BOB MCLEAN,

Is 1t true what they say about
Dixie?
Referring to Dixie Lee Oliver, the
Joltin' Janitor of Turner's Arena
the fans who saw him club Johnny
benson all over the ring last night
at the w street fight house are con.
vinced that the young colored boy
soon may be top-f1ight heavy
weight contender on the national
scene.
DR.. John De Mayo, Boxing Com
mission medico, refused to allow
benson to answer the bell for the
fifth round after Oliver had handed
the good-looking husky one of the
most brutal beatings ever seen To-
cally. The Indianapolis boys right
eye was badly cut and streaming
claret and the fans agreed today
that there would have been no sense
in allowing the fight to continue.
Both boys weighed in at 1876.
Six in Row for Dixie.
Dixie, who developed those
shoulder muscles unloading banana
boats IN Florida, is a rare combina-
tlon of boxer and slugger who never
has failed to please in the six
straight wins he has notched here
but his popularity hit a new high
today, with informal celebrations
still going on all over Little Harlem
Meanwhile, it appears that the
tight world may have to discard
that moniker of The Number
tagged on Sam Sobel, Dixie's mana
ger. Sam was shopping for new
china choppers today and with an
upper plate that fits properly may
blossom forth with the eloquence
OF Sinatra. The Number also
purchased several new suits of
clothes and when fight manager
goes to that extreme, it's a tipoff
that he's got battler who is going
to win a lot more.
The other big hit of w street Is
a. 186-pound Indianapolis Negro
whose nifty fighting style has ring
slders comparing him already with
the greats of prewar fisticuffing.
He's Colon CLANCY, and he can lead
and counterpunch as no one else
has done around here for too long.
In slugging out an eight-round deci-
sion over the durable Buddy
Thomas, 180-pound gamester,
CLANCY gave the fans an exhibition
OF what boxing used to be and the
magnificent spectacle it can be when
Matchmaker Gabe Menendez comes
up with a fight like that one.
Bernard Outpoints Jeter.
Charley Bernard, 100, Washington.
decisioned Art Jeter, another local
boy, IN the opening four. Other
elght-rounders on the card saw
Clint Conway, 176, Newark, N. j.,
pound out tedious duke over
Johnny Allen, 205, Philadelphia. and
Bee Bee Washington box Jess
Moraney to draw.
The show drew 1921 customers.
Gross was S3,17190 net s2.366.77.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Hockey Leafs Worried
By GooItending Only
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OWEN SOUND. Ontario, Oct. "a
Toronto Maple Leafs will start the
1944-5 National Hockey League sea-
son with only one question mark
goaltending-on a club that pos
sesses greater all-round offensive
and defensive strength than last
years third-place team.
However, Coach Clarence (Hap)
Day, who said two weeks ago his
club. would be the best since the
Stanley Cup winning aggregation of
194l-2, now declines any speculation
as to its prospects in the campaign
opening Saturday night against New
York.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Zurito Bout With Pep Barred
By yNBA, Demanding Title Tilt
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 24.-Na-
tional Boxing Association President
Abe J.. Greene said any attempt to
match Juan zurita, NBA lightweight
champion, with Willie Pep, holder of
the New York-New Jersey-Penn-
sylvania version of the featherweight
crown, would be crowned upon"
by the association.
Green said attempts to stage an
over -the-weight fight between the
two we're being made in New York
and he indicated there was a posi-
bility that recognition of Zurita
would be withdrawn If the bout
goes through.
There are enough legitimate
lightweights around entitled to a
crack at the championship" Greene
said, land Zurita must risk his
crown against some Of the men on
the ranking list issued last week by
the association.
In issuing the quarterly ratlngS
Greene said he had called upon
Zurita and Sal Bartola, NBA feath-
erweight king, to prepare for a
proper defense of your titles"-and
soon. Greene said then, THE ulti-
mate aim of the NBA is to bring
about match between Bartola and
Willie Pep, who is listed as the out
standing challenger"
The ratings named Beau Jack,
Bob Montgomery and Ike Williams
OF Trenton as the logical contenders
in the lightweight class and listed
Irish Bobby Ruff1in. Luther Slug
ger White, John Thomas, Tippy
Larkin, Willie Joyce and Dave Cas-
tilloux as outstanding boxers.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
BY the Associated Press.


DR.. Hugh M. Parshall OF Urbana,
Ohio, top harness horse driver for
many years before his retirement a
year ago, has returned to the sport
as trainer and driver. He is break
ing five yearlings recently pur-
chased by Mrs. Thorne Smith OF
Millbrook, N. Y, at an aggregate
cost of $4,000. The yearlings are
Chief George, Spencer Hall, Argyle,
Shanklin and Protein.
One Of the biggest daily double
payoffs of the year was paid at the
Bay Meadows (Calif) track yester-
day when Milldust and Bonalta
combined for a s3,546.9O return.
Milldust paid $19860 straight and
Bonalta 1920.
Winners of featured races at
other tracks included: At Rocking
ham, Halbarail, $3.50; at Laurel,
Jay Jay, $470; at Churchill Downs,
Just for Fun, $40; at Bay Mead
ows, Fiery Justice, $40; at Sports
mans, Rattle-de-Bang, 1880.
Jockey Sterling Young turned in
a triple at Laurel yesterday astride
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Grid Attendance Soaring
At Tulane and L. S. u.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Foot-
ball attendance this year is running
ahead of last seasons at Tulane
and Louisiana State.
Tulane athletic officials said the
Green Wave drew $4,000 fans fol-
its first two home games. compared
with $4,000 for the first two games
last year.
L. S. U. Athletic Director T. P
Heard said attendance at the Tigers
first three home games this yea,
totaled 72000, an increase of 5000
over 1943
Evening star., 1944-10-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Tor Rex Hunters Dog Powders. He was raw
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Ask for Rex Hunters Dog Powders at any
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ECONOMY size box only 81. 1.O0).
Evening star., 1944-10-24
Mississippi State Guins
Bowl Bid Consideration

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Missis-
sippi State could be galavanting'
In the Sugar Bowl on New Year
Day, predicts Sports Editor Fred
Dlgby of the New Orleans Item.
. The Maroons' football team has
come roaring back to southeastern
conference competition and on the
strength of its victory over Louis
lana State is likely to attract a lot
Of attention" Digby wrote.
Evening star., 1944-10-24
BowIers Set Pins,
Keep Alleys Open

BY the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. "a
After being threatened with a
shutdown because of the lack of
pin settlers, st. Paul bowling
alleys were operating full sway
again last night.
Bowlers agreed to assist and
substitute members of league
squads now set pins for their re-
spective leagues.
Most of the alleys remained
closed only one night and all were
in operation after two days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
GhurchHflan BareS
Red BAN ON Priests

WASHINGTON, May 3 GNS)-
The story Of unsuccessful efforts
10 send Catholic priests from the
United States to Russia 10 bring
relief TO Polish priests in exile
there, was told today by the RI.
Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Ready gen
eral secretary of the National
Catholic Welfare Conference.
Msgr. Ready was asked 10 re-
veal his story, in view of the
recent action of the state depart
ment IN approving the trip to
Russia by Rev. Stanislaus Orfe-
manski Of Springfield, Mass. In
this case FIR. Orlemanski, a Pol
ish-American priest, was given Of
ficial assistance, including pass
port and transportation.
But when we tried 10 send
small delegation Of priests TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
"a Are Poisoned
ByCanned Milk

NEW YORK. May 3 ms
EXaporated milk released to hos
pitfalls, schools and other institu-
tions from the huge federal over
stocks was blamed today for "A
cases Of food poisoning in one
New York hospital
The War Food Administration
simultaneously hurriedly notified
purchasing agents of the public
institutions that the milk was I'M
At for human consumption and
city health authorities imme-
diately placed an embargo on
| 200 cases.
The canned product originally
intended for shipment to Britain
piled up 10 a $4,000 000-pound
oversupply when powdered milk
was shipped overseas instead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Russia In 1912" said Ready, I'VE
were rebuffed."
He explained that the purpose
of that mission was 10 secure
the release of Catholic priests
who had been sent from their
own country 10 Russia when
Poland was divided between Rus
STA and Germany in 1899, Or, if
this was not possible, the mission
would attempt 10 rehabilitate
them as priests, to perform
ecclesiastical functions for the
Polish refugees and other Catho-
lies in the same area.
The monSignor revealed the de-
tails of this effort in explanation
Of his bitter comment on the Or
lemanski incident which he termed
a political burlesque."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Rep. Hamilton Fish VindiCdted by Legion

WASHINGTON. May , QNS)
- The American Legion'S eXecu-
tive committee yesterday reversed
previous Legion action by vindl-
eating Rep. Hamilton Fish tR) Of
New York, OF charges that he
miSused his congressional frank
ing privilege.
The Legion'S Omaha convention
charge that Fish permitted
George Sylvester Nicreck. con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Cupid Winner Inn Tilt
With Army Discipline

Irons, daughter of the police
chief at Brooklyn Miet,a and a
nurse at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
acted as matron of honor.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. d. +. Dowker, TT.
Wayne having no chaplain at the
moment.
Pvt. Poma'S case aroused the
sympathy OF Capt. Bailey when
the latter learned he had been ar
rested en- route to the parsonage
by inquisitivc- MPs and was being
held for shipment back TO Camp
Grant and court-martial.
MET YEAR AGO
Capt Bailey retrieved Pvt.
Poma from a grimy coal pile, or
dered him 10 clean up and change
clothes and sent runners after
the bride-to-be and the preacher.
The wedding followed
Mrs. Poma confided after the
ceremony that she and her huS-
band met a year ago al the De-
troit ordnance depot, where she
worked as a mail clerk and he
was a photoStat room employe.
They had been engaged seven
months. He has been in the army
since April 4.
Perhaps stretched the
rules and regulations OF the
army bit too far" said Capt.
Bailey, but IL seems 10 me
that marriage is form OF
disciplinary action. Anyway, 1
enjoy playing Cupid"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
international Photo

Pvt. Leo Poma, 81, of 3028 st.
AuhiHr was due back in the guard
house at TT. Wayne today after
a wedding and honeymoon that
stretched the stern rules Of army
discipline TO the breaking point.
The soldier, who is AWOL
from Camp Grant, H.. was mar
ried in the office of the guard
house to Miss Louise Warden, 49,
Of 1884 Sylvester, and then or
dered 10 take a 12-hour honey
moon before returning 10 face
the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order themss
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times Carrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
JAILER BEST MAN

Furthermore soldier Poma had
as his best man his jailer,I Capt.
Verne Bailey provost marshal al
TT Wayne and a former Detroit
police sergeant, while Miss Betty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Times Phots
Times Phots

victed enemy agent, to use his
franking privilege TO disseminate
propaganda inimical 10 the United
States. and that Fish himself used
the frank 10 distribute matter
american IN character
Evening star., 1944-05-09
APARTMENTS ukEuRNlsHEp.

WILL YIELD OCCUPANCY OF my air
cooled living room, kitchenette and bath
doTntosnfs most modern elevator building,
make available an unfurnished. modern.
responsible oficial wife and high-school
dauEhter, accustomed to living in decency
ans. ans dants an sdx ug e saso ss1 Aae
2 ROOMS, kitchen, bath; hot-water heat.
electricity. gas; s45 month. Ills Abbey
1928 BARKER ST. Sc, OF Alabama ave-
2 new apartments, bedroom. living room,
kitchen, dinette and bath. one available
es Fl shs nslaaed sa ana 1855 sss SeT Il On ss 2ta all u
2SA e;1. sssh sT: Ne; I. Ar Ant. No: "a rooms,
sor o09Rsf RE ss,s 3 ssyon' realtors s2s 18th
{ ROOMS and bath. zoo st. ne. Phone
zo21 BIADENsBuRG RD.. colmar Manor
Isf;seSs apt: heat fusn I'll; II. :s5 s7ss. safa'
ss5 Oe ca sRd ss 1sf 1oa oGr nrTss
for inspection. is Lincoln ave, Takoma
sssss bath ArT faa5 Aais4ss kssRsS
sIsi 1sf ST; Nv rooms. bath; al
sh MfisH eiRs0 1918 St FS EowsT ssss ave
konaa Park, Md. rooms above, ground
only; S35. sH. 1896. ~ '"''
8 RMS, kitchen. bath. including gas. cleo
trio, heat; adults. sol Fern pl. NV, Ia.
koma Park D. C. GE. 1926
TAKoMA PARK rooms. kitchen. bath
IN apt. bldg, refrigerator: no children
Phone eyes. AT. 52SS.
TERRACE APT, unfurn, or partially furn.
rooms, kitchenette and bath; utilities
included: available May Is. 81. 2572.
CoZY 3-RooM APT, shower. all moder,
improvements; reasonable II Lincolf
ave, Takoma Park, Md. Sligo 1880. 15'
2 ROOMS, hall room and bath, also
large rooms in basement back yard; gas
cleo, heat furn.; no small children. All
Evening star., 1944-05-09
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FURN. BAY COTTAGES for rent By week
to professional graduates; 5 cottages for
sale Scieeaa.iists Cliffs Port Republic.
BEVERLY asi VBsaaAacH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites: Writs
for catalogue. Bax II Mayo. A.. A. Co. Md.
SHADYSIDE, MD.-Cottages for rent on
Bay 3s miles from d. c., ideal location.
Mrs. Yendell SH. 1878
FOR SALE OR RENT-Selby-on-th the Bay:
summer cottage, 3 bedrooms, living room,
fireplace, modern kitchen and bath; S4, 700;
cash. $500. S45 monthly. Call ia 3795.
RENT SEASON. completely furnished cot-
tages Except linen and silver, medera
lcorveniences; boat, salt water, safe shore,
Frigidaire WI 3506 or WI. 0934
SOUTH RIvER-BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
consisting of fine well-built and WE'LL
planned home. lst A., ive bedrooms. four
bathrooms, two dressing rooms, plenty of
closets living room 20x40 IT. with large
open fireplace. dining room, kitchen, butt
ler's pantry and storage pantrys; end A.,
servants quarters with bath and four large
rooms. Excellent heating and water sys-
TENS, large front and side porches with
house, good beach and harbor. Scar ga
Priced for immediate sale, S22,500. In.
speetion by appointment. For full infor.
PuMPHREY BROS, Realtors,
". Fayette 81, Baltimore /. Nd.
EventN1s call Forest 1917
Evening star., 1944-05-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

5-ROoM BUNGALOW, completely fur.
nished, on lot 50x1S5. Immediate posses
SION. s26 South Monroe ST.. Arlington
GROOM BRICK. oil heat; near Roosevelt,
High School; s1s5 mo; Leonard's Realty
WHOEVER, 49,. refined, permanently To-
Gated, has purchased 3-bedroom home in
exclusive NV. section and will furnish
desires to contact person or persons who
viii share home and take charge 4syear-
old SON. Write in complete detail Box
s:RooM DETACHED HOUSE in chevy
Chase, D. c. Large wooded lot. bed
rooms, 2 baths. elec. kitchen, elec washer;
years lease. $40 mo. OR. 279o.
istically furn. Available May 10. 245
33rd st. ne. TR. 1852.
SILVER SPRING. MD, 1880 DALE DRIVE
beautiful Woodside Forest section)--Dis-
tinctive brick Colonial, large living room
with open fireplace, dining room. kitchen,
2 bedrooms, 2la baths, big storage room,
recreation loom, garage, screened porch,
spacious, handicapped, wooded lawn; hand
somely furnished, including Stromberg-
Carlson record player, ping-pong table,
etc. $3.50.
Open for Inspection.
EOHENSTEIN BROS.
652 St ME. FIR. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1116 21st ST, NV, Apt. No. S--Newl!
room; sseommodstions Tor sentlemen
SlgS; Conner nr as, & Ryon' Realtors eas 18th
2 gentle sirls. FIR. $3.50. EXT. z24. sun
Two GIRLS WxSTED se share s-room
sIt; with three others. NO; 5000.
ave. Sc, Apt. 3. Sun. or after $3.50 pm
WANfED-oiri. between q and 2s. e
MTs. pLEAssNf@Larse M complete 1st-noor
apt, mod kitchen, suit. or responsible
sirls; close te teonn car and bus; avail. May 10;
WILL SHARE nice fgrn, apt. near Navy,
semitic lady (nonsmokins). calI TIE. 1868
ATTafRacRfIVE s1saf R CLEAN RIM, pvt. bath apt;
sR Dh0ns siSy ts south soeE expo
sse,oHs hSne ownfTspTiyats r. apIS sll2So per mo.
semipvt. bsth: clean. settled employed
sSSSSpi Or fs3s sdss "a share furn
with one gentle lady, 2 bedrooms, kitchen
and dinette; NV. section; good transp;
sKEsM TxKoMA PARK. ARK % MpGentiemsn eaGhS viiiins faSH
to share apartment with another. Boa
sTnbiosLfvNG sftlGi sLfs ROOM and kitchen, COM s
pletely furnished. $50 month. including
stillties Il 454S Ss5S Nichols sys
2 rooms. tiled bath, kitchen. Electrolux'
gsss gs.s coSS saS n1qfns stiss basement
3 rooms; bath; Frisidaire; or men
issa ssae VERMoNr Va seSSi AVE. NV. Desirable
turn. apt. for 8 or 4; bedEm.; living ngo[ rm.
SMALL ii Ia APT., room s' and sitchenette; near
bath cS1y bus end ossS Sa5 walking
sss san FLA. u0TNN AVE. NE. & Bedroom. living
room and kitchen: Frisidaire' c.hw. next
T. s,Room, asss basEsENr "a EshER STUDIO APT, for
Ffass q Wed. eve; "a iiSS4. - ..n,,I
mo. no Hillside 0543-M
GIRL to share 1-room, kitchenette and and
apt. bet. and pm. 1880 K st. NV,
1s.IS ST sw ,12ovsSss, sssm; ess 55vn7s%n s25
CoNGENIAL GIRL to share small apt with
another: NV. section. Call after p.m.,
SEQ DEIAFIELD PL. N.w.-Kit., bed-living
room. share bath: S45; prefer couple.
iTAWo GIRLS share cool. new ant. with
another S26 ea. mo-. except food; must
see it to appreciate. GE. 1151 after $50
koNHoUsEKEEPING; entire End f.. 2
bedrms., liv. rm., slpg. porch; kitchen Il
desired; PVT. Law. Mr.. French, CHI. 1858
CoTTAGg CITY, Nd, s7os 4oth ave, Q
blks. from D. c. lime bedrooms, living
room. kitchen. bath, screened porch. LIST
floor; pvt. entrance; bus at door; utilities
incl; suit; for q: s97;5o; Bowie 29s7:
rm;, cooking facil:; share bath; for 2;
S4Q-S45; also small single, S25.
3104 NEWTON ST, Mount Rainier, Md,
Apt. b-Living rm., 2 bedrooms, kitchen.
dinette, bath nicely furn.: good transp.:
$50. May been seen from 5 till z.
GIRL, 1924. to share attrac. apt. with
another, with sunroof; NV; after 6. AID.
S464. Ext. 30S.
1st-FL; APT. to 2 employed girls $50; also
In exchange for dinners and l hours daily
service, 2nd-foor apt, suitable for service
mans wife with infant: near 18th and
Spring rd NV. ia 1886.
DOWNTOWN, nr. 11th and NV, rms,
kis;, bath, pvt. refs.. tel. everything furn.
1917 KENYON N.w.-Desirable 1-rm. apt,
complete; sink, stove elec refgr, eiec.
ges; conv. location; adults
Evening star., 1944-05-09
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1872 ACRES. $50 per acre; near Hushes-
vile, Md; entirely wooded, fne variety Of
lent stream: convenient terms. Call Mr..
Redding. EN-: 1890 until pm. r. A.
Tweed Co.. 5504 Conn. ave.
sewer laid, water at entrance; Toe zone.
Owner, Chestnut 5S16.
is. cents H So f. also colesv. S 1iissicf piEs
to 10 acres, neighborhood OF large hous-
ing DEVELOPMENT; 3h cents. 50. It. Res-
sonable down payment, balance to suit.
Fulton R.. Gordon, owner, 1927 Eye st.
NV, DI. $500 until p.n. Brokers' at
Evening star., 1944-05-09
EDGEMOOR, MD.

This large English type home Of brick,
stone and stucco combination contains q
wide center hall, living room l5x30, din
ing room. kitchen, breakfast room, sun
porch and large open side porch on first
floor. large bedrooms. baths and sit
room and bath; garage, automatic stoker:
lot 90xl6o. Call WO. 1900 until pm
EDW, H. JONES 81 CO.. INC. $500 Conn.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

15-ACRE FARM. BY owner, modern 10.
room house, oil heat, barn chicken houses
some live stock and farm equipment Cal
Nj Nno 600 or Bowie 3427,
lOO-ACRE FARM. 20 mi. from Washing.
ton: 6-rm. house, completely furnished
excellent tobacco land, large tobacco barn
oyer 100 hogs. For sale cheap. Elk
GOOD 7-RooM HOUSE In excellent con-
dition. electricity and telephone, good
barn. As acres OF land, about 90 under
cultivation, balance in timber; fruit trees,
grapes, outbuildings, streams: excellent
neighborhood: near large lake stocked with
bass; swimming and boating for a distance
OF IL miles: % miles to WASHINGTON over
good road. Immediate possession; $3.50;
already financed; Thomas a. Co, phone
Evening star., 1944-05-09
APARTMENTS WANTED tcen,. }.

8 WAVES desire or Q bedrooms, private
bath. living room. kitchen: preferably
apartment house in NV. section. Mrs,
Pulls, DU. 0037.' to 8 pm
! ROOM, furn., bath and kit. or kit. priv.
in NV. Reliable, refined couple. Refer
ences. DI. 1852 after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
BY JUNE 18th

We must find q house to rent for q client
of this ONCE; prefer vicinity Of Conn ave
between Calvert st. and Chevy Chase Cir
Gle; can be brick or frame; an old house
Is o. K; or more bedrooms desired; pay
good rental, depending upon location and
size Of property. Call Mr.. Young, WO.
5576, or DI 1411.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
FLORIDA, GULF COAST,

For q vacation spot or q great location
acres on 9 paved road, with electricity,
close TO SHOPPING center and withip .
Here you could hsys si your osrhn avn ssTd.n,
fruit trees and chickens, the best Of fishing
and really enjoy the future.
Price, S475; easy terms arranged
Ideal year-around climate, no tax or
heating problems
For free Illustrated booklet. phone or
write A. F. Madeira with ]. Wesley Bu-
chanar. 1892 e st. NV. ME. 1143.
Evening star., 1944-05-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY OF 8, with maid, desires OF
4 bedroom furnished house; excellent REF
erences:. prefer Silver Spring or Chevy
Chase districts Box 14-G. Star.
bedroom, unfurnished, house; prefer nearby
Virginia Chestnut 1857 81
MODERATE PRICED Groom house OF
apartment, two bedrooms, convenient tc
downtown. State location and monthly
rental. Box TAG, Star.
4 OR BEDROOM HOUSE in NV. section
wanted by responsible party; permanent
tenant. Rent UP to S225 mo. Wo. s774
OFFICERS FAMILY desires unfurnisheo
house in NV. section: four or more bee
rooms; permanent and responsible. OR
1913 o.
9 OR 3 BEDROOM, unfurn, northwest OF
GEORGETOWN. Rent UP to 500. Call Sun
8 BEDROOMS, automatic oil heat: not
more than 10 miles from city. Preferably
Silver Spring. Rent from S95 to $40.
BOX 34l-D. Star