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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-21
Red Troops
Annihilate
Nazii Force
$4,000 LIQUIDATED
soyiets Make Quick Work
OF Germans Trapped
Below Warsaw

LONDON, Monday, Aug,
21.-(P)-Red army troops
Yesterday crushed possibly
$4,000 trapped Germans, the
remnants of three divisions:
in the Sandomierz salient be-
low Warsaw, while other So
Wet units abandoned several
villages in western Latvia
under the shock of 20 savage
Nazi counterattacks that cost
the enemy 1000 dead.
Marshal Ivan S. Konev's First
Ukraine army, hammering up the
west bank of the Vistula river in
move to outflank embattled War
saw liquidated the trapped Ger
mans.
"As the enemy refused to sur
render, most of the encircled en-
envy troops were killed." said Mos
cows communique.
Eight localities were captured in
the 25-square-mile area where the
Germans had been pinned just
north of fallen Sandomierz, free
ing the Russian hits for action on
the Polish plains leading to Ger
man Silesia, only IS miles beyond
advance spearheads operating
southwest of Sandomierz.
Some Of the biggest tank battles
of the war were being fought on
the eastern front, Moscow dis
patches said, as the Germans bat
tied with desperate realization that
a Soviet break-through in any of
the many vital sectors would send
Soviet troops crashing onto Ger
man soil.
The slight Russian reverse in
Latvia occurred in the Jelgava
sector near the Gulf of Riga, where
the midnight Soviet bulletin said
IA German tanks and self-pro-
PEELED guns were knocked out.
Berlin reported rare display of
German naval effort by saying a
Baltic force including several
cruisers" had entered the Gulf of
Riga, Smelling Russian positions in
the corridor driven above Jelgava
to the sea, and also hurting shells
inland
The Russians said that in nine
days their troops had wrecked
more than 1900 German tanks in
the grinding war of attrition being
fought on the plains of Poland,
along the edge of German East
Prussia, and in the lake-dotted Bal
tic states.
German elite SIS troops attacked
20 times against the menacing
Russian lines east and northeast of
Warsaw, where the Russians were
within sight of the Polish capital
and trying to drive wedge be-
tween it and East Prussia. Moscow
said these were absorbed, 900 Ger
mans killed, and several localities
taken when the Russians counter
attacked.
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Air Fleets
Closin In
On Ger ma rs
TERRIFIC TOLL TAKEN
Explosives Rained Upon
Nazis Held In Trap
On Seine River

LONDON, Monday, Aug.
|21.-P)-Moving swiftly to
close a great new trap on the
battered Germans in France
after a week of the most sus-
tained air scourging in war
fares history, American Ma
rauder bombers rained explo-
sives on the enemy trying to
cross the Seine river yester-
day while fighter bombers
ranged up and down the
stream, breaking up pontoon
spans, ferries and barge con-
centrations.
British-based heavy bombers
were held on the ground by unfav-
orable weather, but fighter bomb
ers sneaked below the 2,000-foot
ceiling in their concentrated effort
to weld shut the Seine entrapment.
The German radio said Ameri-
can heavy bombers from Italy, L.
600 strong, with fighter escort, at
tackled Szolnod and Szeged, Hun
gary, and penetrated southeastern
Germany. Allied headquarters re-
ported the Italian-based heavies
had struck oil refineries in Polish
Silesia, Slovakia and unidentified
targets in Hungary.
Chief strength of the Allied air
attacks, however, was directed ov-
err the battle areas in northern
France
Activity over the Falaise trap
area ceased, with final cleanup
left for the ground forces, while
the Second Tactical and Ninth U.
S. Air Forces struck at the enemy
on both flanks of the Seines and as
far away as the Risle river.
Brig. Gen. Francis Grispold of
the Eighth Air Force Fighter ,Cpm-
mand said that in the 1o-tssgsy pc
Rod ending Aug. 10 fighters and
fighter bombers of his force de-
stroyed or damaged 979 enemy To-
conotives, 1903 railroad cars, IT'S
oil cars, 1926 motor trucks, and 281
other vehicles while losing 81
planes.
This toll was not included in the
destruction totals of the Second
Raj and the Ninth Air Forces
which, operating near the front
east from the Falaise trap, de-
stroyed and damaged nearl y1O,-
coo vehicles and tanks in a three
day period ending Aug. 10.
Ninth Air Force fighter bombers
which pounded barges, tankers,
temporary bridges, ferries and
steamers along the Seine met in
tense flax and increased fighter
opposition.
Second Tactical Air Force planes
struck savagely at moving trans
port Immediately west of the riv-
err, and reconnaissance flights dis
closed that the Germans were con-
centrating every makeshift craft
possible in an attempt to save the
remnants Of the army from the
new trap.
Temporary spans were seen
crossing the Seine from Vernon to
the mouth of the river at a point
where it is 200 yards wide. All pri-
mary bridges large enough for the
passage of vehicles had been
smashed in the battle area. East
of the Falaise gap in the attacks
from Thursday through Saturday
the enemy lost 10000 military We
hicles and tanks.
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WALLACE DENIES
ROOSEVELT OFFER

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 20.-RN
Vice-President Henry A. Wallace
denied here today that he had
been assured an important govern
mental position if President Roose-
welt is reelected.
mo, I don't know anything about
it," he replied when asked if he
had been promised such post.
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Maquis Forces Reported
To Haze Seized Vichy

NEW YORK, Aug. 20. -[P- The
Brazzaville radio said today in a
broadcast reported by NBC that
Mauuis forces were in control of
Vichy.
In the same broadcast the Braz-
zaville radio said that Gestapo
agents had been moved from Vlchy
and Paris to Nancy.
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the Jape5Se broadcast although
they said the enemy was over five
districts on the important industrial
island. The cities named were FL
kuoka, Moi, Kokua and Yawata
this last having been slugged twice
previously with explosives and in.
cendiaries.
The Goth Airforce has acknoWl-
edged the loss of only seven Super.
fortresses in five previous air as
saults on Japan and occupied
areas. although it has indicated
that other bombers were lost and
some DANA ged.
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War Property Bill
Bitterly Contested
BY HOWARD SUBTLE
Star WASHINGTON Bureau

WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-A week long fight in both
houses of Congress provisions for disposal surplus
war properties in prospect today leaders sought
plans for expedting must legislation that would permit
until after the election to give members seeking
reelection time to personally participate their campaigns
'back home"
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EARTHQUAKES FELT

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Aug
20.-(P)-An earthquake Of mild in
tensity, preceded by underground
noises, was felt here last night.
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suicide at p iich fighters
rammed s ITS.
(The j ~ 81 $50 reported thai
about ~ IN bombers re.
turne q and the western
Chof seven hours after
the The War depart
IS ad no information oil
a
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1923 Acres
With Historic Brick House,

Less than IS miles from Washington
over fast roads this farm permits large
distance Of the city. It has about $50
acres sently rolling farm land, with a
nicely wooded. The master house is =
hne old Colonial with thick brick walls
wide entrance hall high ceilings and other
Characteristic features: it has 10 rooms
hot-water heat. bath and electricity. The
other buildings include barn for 100
steers farmhouses, garage, etc While
such properties seldom come on the market
at any price, this one may be bought at
an a MnsdW hgy S For further details
the end OF Columbia pike Phone Alex
andria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTAM 1889 sport roadster, new top
and upholstery; excellent condition
throuehout' including tires; $3.50 cash.
BUICK 1871 4-door sedan radio and
heater, immaculate inside and out very
low mileage; trade and terms. Kenyon
Motors Georgia ave. at Kenyon st.
RA g723
BUICK 1871 super 4-door sedan radio
and heater, very clean inside and out.
tires almost new: one-owner car: trade
and terms. Kenyon Motors, Georgia ave.
al Kenyon ST RIA. 1923,
BUICK 194l special sedsnette; beautiful
two tone green. tires almost new, mechan-
iCally perfect: trade and terms Kenyon
Motors Georgia ave. At Kenyon st.
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AUCTION SALES.


wA NsFas Z Ssre5 p e. NAY AZ, 1894
at public auction at TEN A. M. MAY sth
1914, AT THE STORE YARD OF TIKI
CHIEF tALSO PROPERTY CLERK AT
/ st AND H SITS, Sc, the lost, stolen ane
abandoned property. consisting of thirty
nine motor vehicles, one two-wheel traile,
Metropolitan Police Department, D. c.
and which have not been called for by tn,
claimants as contemplated by law
CLEMENT P. COX.
Captain Metropolitan Police,
chief talso Property Clerk.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE OF
JUAN1TA L. K. FRANK. HIS WIFE
decree Of the Circuit Court for Montgom
cry County, Maryland, will offer for sale al
auction on the premises on
Monday, May 18th, at 3 PM.
All the home property of the late Charles
acres of land at Glen Echo. Maryland, near
District line, with about 700 feet frontage
on Conduit Road tMacArthur Boulevard)
improvements: A frame dwelling, contain
view. including Potomac River and Vir-
ginia shore. Considerable timber. vau-
able trees, large walnut, hickory, etc.
TERMS OF SALE: "a cash. balance in 9
equal annual installments,, with 81 in
chaser's option. Deposit. $1,000 on day
of sale. Conveyancing and all revenue
stamps at purchasers cost.
WILLIAM F. PRETTYMAN.
RALPH G. SHURE,
F. BYRNE AUSTIN Trustees,
Rockville MARYLAND
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$50 ACRES-S2O OO0

Seventeen miles from Washington, over
fast roads, this farm has about 100 acres
of GOOD farm land and GOOD stand of sec
ond growth on the wooded portion 1t has
abundant natural water and is adapted to
cattle and gener al farming. The house
phone. Several barns and chicken houses
Terms. half cash. See MASON HIRST, An
Mandate, Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone AleXandria hSl2 Closed Sunday vs.
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ANTIQUES

KEHNES FINAL AUCTION,
Frederick Nd.
TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1914, AT $40 AM.
Morning. Afternoon, Evening.
Over 100 pieces Early American furni
ture. consisting of clocks, corner cupboard
tables. chairs, rockers. stands of vari
Gus periods.
400 pieces of glass and china, brasses
old lamps, sleigh bells, pattern glass
coverletts quilts etc.
Sale held on East Saint Street, at ware
house. Display Monday, May Sth, l-9 pm
Sale conducted by
Frederick Md
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"StrOut Bargains, F"

SNUG SECURITY" FARM-S1, $50.
Attractive small Md place, located near
chesapeake Bay. where one can enjoy all
the water sports: village, 3 miles good
white painted 5-rm. dwelling, garage
wood, corn and poultry houses, summer
kitchen: 3 acres, about 2 tillable, home
fruit: part down. Pig. AZ.
DANDY FARM; MACHINERY.
Beautiful scenery excellent location
abundance of spring water, fine grazing
land good set bldes., 100 acres about
40 for potatoes etc; pasture watered by
springs and creek: est. 1000 cords wood
considerable saw timber, about So fruit
elevation, 40x6O cement basement barn,
running water, siIo, housing for 1900
hens, ETC.; 81 900 insurance; 1O-min drive
70 busy Pa. depot town: sacrificed at 3d.
$50; terms; tools thrown in Pig. AZ big
Tree catalogue. bargains many States
STROUT REALTY. 1427-N, Land Title
Bldg. Phila. 10, Pa
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TEXAS AND FLORIDA.
Choice Suburban Farms

Buy direct from owner. Full price only
S125 up, on easy terms. Only 15 miles
from Houston, near paved highway. cleo
tricity. gas, water, schools, bus; taxes, 81
year; good fertile garden and poultry farm
tracts right in heart of famous Gulf Coast.
Also now opening our beautiful Winter
Garden Farms in Florida Gulf Coast.
Send today for maps, pictures and full in
formation on both our Texas and Florida
farms, then take your choice. Write Owen
Alfred Wood, Box s73, Houston /, Tex.
CSiNe znra min hor
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM or unimproved land, on monthly
terms. 1870 Florida ave. ne AT. 1888
SMALL FARM, 20 TO 40 miles west of
Washinston with modern buildings; gooo
pasture land. Write full description to z.
Stacy Hatnes. 921 ] 5th st. NV.
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Choice "40";; Good Bungalow

For all kinds Fla. crops, raising hogs,
cattle and poultry: desirable locality, close
TO large lake, 3 miles to depot town. to
q city: about Is a. in heavy loan and
muck tillase, 'pond-watered pasture and
WOOD; 5-rm. dwelling, fireplace; hen,
Droooer and smoke houses: quick sa lie
price, So 200; part down. Pe So big free
Catalogue, bargains in many States
STROUT REALTY, 112-W North Wood
FL
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14.room brick house. built about 1870;
paved road, electricity available: $50 acres
In woods and timber, balance cleared and
under cultivation; . streams; fne stocked
cattle farm, As mi. to D. c. srowine
crops a11r INCLUDED Ierms u cash
&ockville, Mo. Phone $50,
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ACRES, 6 rooms, poultry and stock farm
close In. S45 per mo-. possession at once
John Burdoft, Silver Spring, Md. Call
Ashton 3S46
35 A., Broom house, we'll, hen house
stream. 35 miles in Va MA. 1895,
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DEAD STORAGE SPACE, four cars, SIG
monthly, each space. near 18th and N
SITS NV. Box 1926 Star
212 E: ST. N.W.-GARAGE.
Metal garage, suitable for parkine car,
ST monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO
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SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
1912 DODGE CUSTOM 4-DOoR SEDAN.
] 941 BUICK SEDANETTE
1941 PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN
l941 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1871 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN
/ 94l FORD SUPER D.L 4-DR SEDAN.
1910 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1899 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR SEDAN
1899 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN.
1899 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN
! 93a DODGE 2-DOOR SEDAN
1887 DODGE DE LUKE 4-DOOR SEDAN.
1895 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN
Nearly All Have Radios and Heaters.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll st.. Takoma Park, D, c.
Georgia 1902
Omen ALL nau SUNDAY
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MONEY WANTED.
MONEY WANTED.
AEROPLANES,
TRAILER PARKS.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

VINCENT'S TRAILER PARK, / mile from
Wash, D. c. line; a. m. conveniences. High
and dry. 1900 Kenilworth ave WA. 9758.
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II MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE.
OWNER SACRIFICING

IA acres, Broom modern Colonial com
olete country estate Setup. Modern fire.
places, also modern hot-water officiating
system, good water supply. bedrms
baths. living room, paneled and beamed
oininR room paneled and plate rail trim
bedrm with large fireplace. cedar storage
glass and screen Enclosed porches with
awnings. Abundant fruit, nut and shade
trees: flowers and Shrubbery, outbuildings
and barn. nne driveway TO house, which
sets on knoll overlooking property. perfect
In all appointments. Terms to be ar
ranged. real buy at Sl3a50
DnDEprV @ DAyTTC
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BE SMART.

Use good judgment, select your farm
out OF the nf1ationary area and still have
ROD. Check these prices with those
41O-acre dairy farm: 100 alfalfa, 20
milk sales over $4,000; taxes. $40.
stocked equipped. about 100 cattle: $50
e00. 494-acre fertile beef cattle farm.
nne buildings and stock, including 10
Hereford cattle and all equipment: taxes.
S1l0; S38,500. $50 acres, Groom dwell
Ing; electricity, 400 apple trees, farm
buildings: $4,000
90 miles south of WASHINGTON: prewar
prices good labor setup on ali farms
PRESTON M BROWNING
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AUTOMOBILES.
The. following automobiles will be sold
at public auction this coming Tuesday
May 9, at pm. at the Williams Auction
House, 9lS New York ave NV.
Said sale oroered by the finance COM
pany
2 1888 Buick door sedans.
! | 1913 2-door Dodge coach.
] 1894 Ford panel truck.
1894 Chevrolet coupe.
1894 Chevrolet roadster.
The above cars are all in running con-
dltion and will be sold with guaranteed
titles. For any detail information call the
aCctioneer
FED L. WILLIAMS,
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PRESTON M. BROWNING.

st. Marys County Opportunities
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME, 10 rooms
wlsn aot-water heat, fireplace, large
sated right on beautiful water front. with
gu FERTILE acres. Thrifty tenant operates
farm. Another modern dwelling on the
property is rented. bringing income which
s;ti care OF taxes and overhead, In ad.
~ nEsll-buiit tobacco barns and other
has the best ducking and fishing An
investment and home for a nature lover
Immediate possession
GENERAL STORE AND BAR. Besides
the store and bar there are living quarters
OF q rooms with running water and cleo
tricity. Stock of goods appraised 1000
included. Average gross business, So 1000
monthly. Population and activity increas-
ins. You can make money in this old
established business. Price, $4,000;
INVESTMENT NOW and postwar home.
rooms and baths; right on the Poto-
mac River. Garage and maids room.
PRETTY PRETTY lot Nth shade Leased to bring
kv
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MANHATTAN
PROTESTED USED CARS,
Most of these cars equipped with radio,
heater and excellent tires.
30 Chevrolet 4-door.
40 Chevrolet 2-door.
80 Chevrolet 2-door.
40 Plymouth 2-door.
80 Plymouth 2-door de !. tradio, heater)
Al Plymouth 2-door.
81 Plymouth 2-door.
'37 Studebaker coupe.
'35 Dodge 4-door de ].
'34-'40 Fords, all models, Sedans
coaches, coupes
81 Buick 4-door de l.
40 Studebaker 4-door de !.
80 Oldsmobile 2-door
3S Hupmobile 4-door
'37 Packard 6-cyl. 4-door de !.
80 Packard CLUB coupe, 6-cl. de l.
Al Buick 4-dr. super de l.
81 Dodge coupe.
30 Lincoln 4-door de !.
And many others.
Serving Washington Since 1914.
MANHATTAN
AUTO & RADIO CO
Both Sides of 18th Street at Stree,
NV. Open ewes, Sundays and holiday
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Drive out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. to Pair
tinue on dual road to FIRST intersection.
turn right to sign on left, Fairfax Acres,
or call Mr.. Mack any weekday at Falls
Church 203l-J for free trip any day or
early evening lit is daylight now till 8
PM Open all day Sunday. Bring $40
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1942 CHEVROLET club coupe.
1941 Crosley convertible.
194l OlGs, 70, sedan.
1941 Odds, 2-door.
1871 Pontiac suLer sedan.
1941 Pontiac torpedo coupe.
1941 Pontiac 2-door.
1871 Plymouth 4-door sedan.
1941 Plymouth 2-door.
1941 Plymouth club coupe.
1941 Ford super de luxe sedan.
1871 Studebaker champion 2-door.
1910 WHY'S sedan.
1910 Pontiac sedan.
1910 Plymouth 2-door.
1910 Buick super sedan.
1899 Studebaker Champion Seoan.
1898 Ford convertible
1898 Ford de luxe coupe.
1897 Plymouth 2-door.
1887 Chrysler sedan.
MCNEIL MOTORS
4O34 Wis, Ave. at the Hot Shoppe.
EN-. 1855.
PACKARD 1888 SUPER 8, MODEL / ,6O3
4-door secan: radio heater, white sidewal
tires: perfect mechanical condition.
ROYAL MOTOR CO., Packard Dealer.
5 Kennedy st. NV. RA 7T20
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SMALL FARMS.

An acre and independence 25 minute
downtown. Good road. electricity and wa
ter mains; a nearby farm with city con
yeniences. Plenty OF room for garden
fruits, vess;, chickens, etc. Near Fairfa,
Hish School and Lee highway. Two bu
lines Car not necessary. Price. 1890
060 DOWN C10 MOMTu
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ONCE IN A LIFETIME

14o acres. old house. good barn, or
ehard streams, wonderful view of mts.
$2l per acre. Is miles west Warren
ton. - mile OF Lee Highway. Excellent
road. Also 10 acres. 1000 it. fronts on
Is tsnhs diving quarters essb cabins
OK. 3240, 1888 Fairfax drive, Arlington
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

HARLEY 1887 -, Buddy seat saddle
back. good tires. Call ia. 57l1.
HARLEY 1885 3-wheel tandem; good con-
dition, fair tires; S145 cash. 81. 1857
INDIAN CHIEF 1896: excellent condition;
$3.50 Call UN 1892
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DODGE fton stake body, with drive
the week or month. Phone Fairfax 34s
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PARKING LOTS.
- ---------
AUTO REPAIR AND SERVICE

PARKING LOT for rent Apply 4l2 st
st. NV. Ask for Mrs. Yeager
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COUNTRY HOME.
SUITABLE AS RESIDENCE, REST HOME

DAY SCHOOL.
NURSING HOME OR SANTTARIUM.
A brick residence Of 16 rooms and ga
baths, now in use BY owner as his home;
modern heating and plumbing. de luxe
kitchen, several freplaces, servants quar-
tiers: Gear garage and several outbuild-
ings. This property is located in a quiet,
secluded spot not far north of Silver
Spring. ano may be purchased with any
number Of acres up to so. Excellent
terms available. Call owners representa-
tive. MR.. TROSTLE, Sun. or ewes. at SH.
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RORERT & DAVIS
$50 Acres, $36 Per Acre

Maryland Bldg, Next to Hot Shoppe
Hyattsyille, Md WA 5000
Open Every Dav Until Dark
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AUTO REPAIRING, body and fender re.
pairs. quality work; reasonable prices
Mcmahon Chevrolet 1923 Ga. ave. GE
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1875 ACRES

OF Ioudoun Co. land within 80 miles of
Washington, D. c., on gravel road, with
very old house, possibly $50 years, of the
antihellum type, with good setting and
mountain view; large barn and necessary
outbuildings: bordering large stream. Can
sell for $4,000, with half cash. Once
Nat. Bank Bldg.
II r MITCHELL,
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POTOMAC RIVER.
PATUXENT RIVER

IS acres on salt water in noted fsh
ing oyster and grabbing area Of the river
Borders on cove short distance in
Fair condition S-room house. tobacco barn
and other buildings. Sassafras sandy loan
soil. tobacco plant bed available A water
front State road property. so miles from
the D. c. line Price, So, 600
THEODORE F. MENK,
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lie and from rom e 500 her eTes
These farms are located in beautiful
Northern Virginia from the Tidewater to
ing distance of Washtngton Cattle. dairy
and general purpose farms are q specially.
n you wsnt to live out Of town. be it in
. modest cottage or in . stately Colonial
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35 acres. blue grass. 2150 it. fronting
on Route IL. west, u mile fronting or
ehensndoah River, east Excellent boat
ing, fishing. Old 15-room brick house
other outbuildinRs. SI0.5OO Anderson
OK. 324O. 1853 Fairfax drive. Arlington
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desires best small car
son (16), tires unim-
excellent mechanically;
14th st. NV. GE. 1920.
PRICES paid for clean
'36 to '42s. Bendall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

desires 40. Al, AZ low
vertible. Reasonable. No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-05-07

PACKARD 1871 CLIPPER 4-DOOR SEDAN:
beautiful black finish, spotless interior,
exceptionally clean car throughout; priced
to sell.
Is Kennedy st. NV RIA. 712O.
PACKARD 1887 MODEL 100 2-DOOR
sedan; radio and heater: excellent mechan-
ical condition: only $3.50.
I5 Kennedy ST NV RA 7720.