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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
The Doctor Says
VERBOSE Veins
MAY Be REMOVEn
BY WILLIAM A. O'BRIFN n,

"a " nklEN, Mn
Varlcose veins develop as bl" D'
knots and hard cords in w. o'Isa
and thigh from weakenjng ~. leg
vein wall just under t5s " NE
Treatment Of varicose vo;n sAM
veins. NE
Vein trouble may be prasa,.
birth, but the average n.. ' a.
seeking relief usually is ns sS"ent
Although varicose veins srs ~
common in men as in wonsn a. Is
women out-number men tber, We
one in having them treated, laro. %
ly because of their unsigbt,v 81
pearance. de
Varicose veins result from ;.a
ure OF the outer vein to sunn re,l.
the column of blood between ' VI.
ankle and the groin. There w.. I.s
is an inner vein and this ve s''y
takes over when the outer voi.
is destroyed. Tests to deternin M,
if the inner set is open are MAN, ,,as
before the operation is done -N'
Blood circulates with gr.,.
est force in the arteries; b w. "a.
time it reaches the veins , s,s
stream has become feeble TX. ~.
squeezing action of the muscles s
of the leg and thigh forces tbs
blood upward in the veins ~
sisted by the sucking action NJ
the chest movements. When ,bs
outer vein in the lower extrenitv
gives way, small valves inside H.
wall separate, allowing the blood
to fall back so the circulation in
varicose veins is reversed.
Varicose veins run in famiNe,
which suggests an hereditary far.
tor as a basis for their deyelon.
ment; over so per cent Of the na
tients tell of other members NJ
their family being affected in the
same way. Varicose veins NAV
be related to occupation, as ioh
in which there is a great deal Of
standing seems to favor their de.
velopment. Varicose veins also
develop during pregnancy in a
high percentage Of women; but
they cannot be treated at this
time.
One method Of treatment is TO
ligate (tie Off the outer vein
at its junction with the inner
at the groin; the vein can then be
Injected downward with scleros.
ing solution which destroys it,
If only a few small varicose veins
are present, they can be injected
locally without legation in the
groin. Some surgeons remove the
vein.
Varicose veins tend to become
infected, producing a condition
called thrombophlebitis; infected
clots block the circulation and
further increase stagnation in the
vessels. Usual symptoms of vari.
cose veins are pain, swelling, itch.
ing, discoloration and liberation
|of the legs. Ulcers often heal
after the vein is treated and pres
sure dressings applied; in ad
vanced cases skin grating may
be attempted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
TheLiterary
Guidepost
BY BOB PRICE
WHERE MY LOVE SLEEPS, by
Clifford DoWdey Little. Brown,

Clifford Dowdey little, Brown,
Atlantic Monthly Press; $3.50.
There were shadows over the de-
caying plantation where Captain
Blount Mathis found Cathie Nor
rell. There were shadows over the
Confederacy, even though the stout
hearts in the Army of Northern
Virginia challenged their presence.
There were shadows around
Blount Mathis, too. He didn't see
them, but Cathie did. Il know
much more about you than you
know about me- she told him; in.
deed, it is possible that she knew
more about him than he knew
about himself.
Blount could plan and build
houses, but he couldn't build his
own life. There was ''hard little
core Of a house, inside him that
baffled even Cathie. He opened the
door to it, finally, but it was toe
late; Cathie was dead, and so was
the Confederacy.
With such somber threads does
Clifford Dowdey spin his fabric OF
the South in its desperate days.
The love story is unusual, some.
times obscure in its implications,
but the real drama is in the men
OF the army, of A. P. Hills Third
Corps, Army of Northern Virginia
These men were fighting for a
Lost Cause. Even they knew that
after the day when A. P. Hill,
whose red shirt had famed SO
brightly at Antietam, had the Yam.
KEGS on the run and failed to drive
home the blow. But they kept on
fighting. The Army was the only
home they knew, war was the only
way Of life they could remember.
This is their story: Major Lanny
Warwick and his helpless, hope
less defiance of fate; Cass Fuqua
and his realistic arithmetic; Policy
and Jake, who measured war by
the supply Of forage; Edmund
Moss, who found his faith and died
in the finding; the unnamed "raga.
muffin" who somehow symbolizes
all the shuffling, hungry horde
that was the fighting remnant of
an Army. Seldom has their story
been better told.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
Tehran Report Declare:
British To Give SHIPS

TEHRAN, Iran, Nov. o." 10.
Reports circulated in Iehlana 10
day that the Allies had agfsTTs sna.
transfer 20 ships from the "a H'f 10
nese and Italian fleets to DUN
the Iran navy. an.
These reports followed an ,.e ~
nouncement by the Iran s0, ,ein.
ment that it had decided 10 .sstrd
force its naval forces and pa ,+t.
the nations northern ana w. ~. N
ern shores, in an attempt 10 lia "a. Of
increase in the illegal exp0i'
foodstuffs. ,;ral,y
In London a British AoiIn no
spokesman said today ne a lano..
confirmation of the Tehr9' -
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
QUOTATIONS

Pedestrians simply must realize that h e
heavier traffic on streets and highways has
multiplied the hazards of crossing. Clifford J.
Fletcher, New York state motor vehicle com.
missioner,
Great crises have always produced great
leaders: Moses, Isaiah, Jesus, Augustine. Luth.
CT, Lincoln, for example The dawn of the
a, age will be no xception.-Springfield
ILL., State Journal and Register.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
CT MURDERED

OSAKA, Nov. 18-P)-The bod.
les OF an American soldier and a
Japanese girl, evidently beaten K
death with a club, have been found
near a stream here, U. S. Sixth
Army officials reported today. A
public relations officer described
the deaths as double murder, al.
though investigation has not been
completed. He ID not name the
soldier. ]
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
Religion
Day By Day
BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS
THE ANONYMOUS CALL

II has suddenly become a world
wide movement, but it all origi'
mated from an anonymous tele-
phone call. George Dilworth, the
Philadelphia secretary of the
American Bible Society, was
called by a war mother who simply
had to talk with somebody about
an idea suggested by her over
seas son. He had proposed that it
would draw them closer together
if they would both read the same
passage of Scripture every DAY.
The plan had been a comfort to
both of them.
About that time the mother
broke into tears, and could talk no
more.
Dilwortn pondcred the plan, not
only as something for soldiers and
their loved ores, but for every
body. He look it to the American
Bible Society. Now 1t has gone to
the ends Of the earth.
Favorite Bible passages from
generals ami public men and relig-
ious leaders were selected from a
wide poll. These were tabulated
according to popularity, sand ar
ranged in daily schedule, from
Thanksgiving to Christmas.
Radio, newspapers, and religious
weeklies took up the idea. Last
year fourteen million copies of the
| list of Bible texts-called March
ing Orders for a New Day"-were
distributed by the Bible Society.
This year the number will be
vastly greater. An extension OF
the idea to cover the year is under
consideration.
And it all grew out of the tele-
phone call OF an anonymous moth
er.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19
GAvILAN BEATS sUAREZ

HAVANA, Nov. 18-(R-Kid
Gavilan, the Cuban lightweight
champion, easily outpointed John
ny Suarez in a fast ten-round bout
in the Sports Palace Saturday
night. Gavilan weighed 1856 IA
to his rivals 1872.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-19

For the fertility Of seeds Of King
dom truth, often unknowingly
planted, we thank Thee, o Lord Of
the harvest. Amen.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
RUBY-THROATED
HUMMINGBIRD

fArchtLochus colubris).
Those beautiful birds seem to have
an excellent idea of the Good
Neighbor policy. They do important
work in Eastern North America by
transferring vital pollen grains be-
tween deep-throated flowers; then
they take the long journey to South
ern Mexico, Central America and
Panama for the winter Here they
perform the same service for their
flower hosts.
Though these birds are less than
4 inches long, they do not hes
itate to fight a hawk or any other
large bird. Because their needle
like bill is aimed at the eyes of the
intruder, hostilities are of short
duration.
Rivals fight to the death. They
mark OF distance between them,
start flying toward each other with
full speed, aiming the sharp bill
toward the heart.
The nest is an exquisite affair,
constructed by the mother. It is
less than 2 inches across, made of
felted fern, plant and dandelion
down on the outside. Then the
clever blr lder searches for moss
and lichen, closely resembling the
knobs on the tree limb on which
she builds, stitching them together
with spiders silk.
There are two eggs, each the size
of small lima bean. The twins.
when they arrive, are as big as
humble bees. Their food consists of
small, tender insects which the par
ents ram all the way down their
throats. Birds cannot swallow, you
know
They soon climb the rim Of their
small home and peek over its sides.
At an unguarded moment, mother
or father appears, giving junior or
little sister slight push. No other
flying lesson is needed.
These jewels of the air are bronze
green above; red, bronze-green and
white below. There are many shades
of green, purple, red, black, brown
and gray with a metallic sheen, so
that the hummer seems to have
many changes. He has no singing
voice, nothing but q squeak, which
may mean delight or anger. His
wings move so fast a hummins
sound is clearly heard. Hence the
name-hummingbird.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
LOTS FOR SALE.

HAMLET SECTION. Chevy Chase-l9-ft
front, high elevation with excellent view;
dences, wide parking. all improvements
EDWARD H. JONES & CO. INC. $500
5-ACRE WOODED LOT in beautiful Brad.
ley Hills Grove, L block of Bradley blvd.
$1,000, per acre. HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
sHLEcT THE sfTE fTf for or your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision. Buy lot
S5 an hGms | s yDa afs wn
ing, tree-shaded streets, the seclusion the
congenial neighbors provide an ideal
fs1es or rdm the s5e aoPe Of ca Mr. so
consin 1494 evenings and Sundays
$50 to eaeh snan ust OF the
seeton f Sen IN as sn snfy entirety se or 0
e5fsfE R Dsa ssSs Coma Ha ave. cAay
BARGAINsteth saat s. and Locust I'd
tuI Hh lots, e several corners ID III, and. DO 18th
St.. soft. -frontages or more. Price. So, ,75O
and up. Some lots include sewer, curbing
to snd budef sdss hese sfe 9he
desirable building lots in D. C.. and lots
ths onse afe sfaem fNe
-
2 HOME SITES, sale by owner-A and u
acre wooded sites in developed and re-
stricted homes section, N, Arlington,
mile from Chain Bridge. Phone DI 6579
Il IN al atRokA HILLS. large corner lot, cit,
water and sewer, sidewalks, curbs anc
gutter in and paid for; BARGAIN, ST $50
South Arlington Ridge .rd.,. Arlington Va
ARLINGTON adjoining lots, 50xl25; in
to transportation. Nice home surroundings
Each lot priced at $3.50. Call MRS
WEBSTER; GL: l133 or Wo. 000s.
each; 3 beautiful wooded lots, $3.50 tc
81 200: one large wooded lot, $1,650; al
close to schools and transportation. A. j.
s644 Colesville road. Silver
Spring, Nd: SH, 4544.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, Lee blvd.-15h
acres. with over $4,000 So. it. of 1st CON-
mercial ground. over 1,s0Q-ft. frontage on
main road: JEROME MURRAY, 1881 G
st. NV. MI. 1929 or RE- 246O.
TWO TWO very ATTRACTIVE lots In Country Club
$500. 3S15 Lee Highway
Evening star., 1945-04-23
FARMS FOR SALE (continued1 .

FARM FOR SALE, 80 acres. more or less;
running water through property. also
spring and we'll; 1,045-foot 'front.' $500
per acre. Little Turn Pike rd., 2 miles
from Fairfax, miles from Annandale,
II miles from Washington. Fairfax. Va,
r. F ?. 2. Boy 1855. 23'
Al RICH ACRES, l 3 miles from Washing
ton-ThiS farm is well located on hard road
and near busline; the house has nice
rooms. heat, bath, electricity and phone
and sits in a grove of pretty trees: there
are good barns and other bldgs: clear of
debt price, S2l 900; $4,000 cash. balance
S150 per month. See MASON HIRST, An
Mandate. Va, at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed Sundays.
CHICKEN FARM. %, 500 capacity. James
way equipped hatchery, breeder farm and
feed business. 12 acres on arterial Mary
land highway. large brick and concrete
and 2 frame buildings equipped with elec-
tricity and running water. Modern E-room
dwelling; well-established business. Will
cry County. less than s miles from District
line: Call Mr.: Foster. GE $3.50, with
BEITZELL, DI. 300.
GOOD INVESTMENT-75 acres. 2 miles
from Potomac River on Va side; near SEN
eca, on hard road, 8 miles from Washing
ton: 80 acres in timber with big spring
and bordering on creek: balance cleared;
some old buildings; might be repaired for
weekend use: shade trees; cheap at $4,000
Herndon IS. BUELL. FARM AGENCY.
Herndon. Fairfax Co. Va.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

"4-FAMILY APT.''-Almost new a group Of
z 4-family apts., bringing in approximately
refrigerators; located Just Of Rhode Island
ave; near 14th ne; quick action Necessary;
Call Cal NE / i143 until pm. J. WESLEY
READ THIS AND RUSH. 2-year-old bldg.
with 81 units. built Of prewar material, in
finest Va, location, 12 min. to downtown;
rental; one Of the finest bldgs.- on the
sHANsoN 8 MON & LucHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV,
1918 ST. s.E.-Detached 4-famiIy apt,
latest improvements, steel frame, cement
porches. lot Of ground. OWNER, 1908 A
APIS. IS units, 800 block MI: Pleasant
St; four 4 rms, bath and porch; IL 1--WE
merciai; low T rentals: income mes SO $50 an
nually; price 'S75, 900; 1st fl. and basement
can be converted into stores, increasing the
RosERr Fhsi MoRdAN R co
MODERN s5-UNIT APARTMENT. popular
good-sized rooms and plenty of closet
space; only few minutes from downtown,
close to shopping district and transporta-
sound investment for now and postwar era !;
IA 1855. with SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO,
offidE df2S s. sJifD1SG hxi "a SIZE sa4R on st.
downtown, 7Skx142 #. to wide alley.
For further information call HARRY
2REIsEN' ps sen ia. 6so2; or MURRAY co.
IDEAL LOCATION for shopping center or
9hter & business, me ,s or apartment house Or l35 q
al % f0ns s aS n sefe 0ss1 oh s De
i desired. E E. L. TAa6E. sH. os' 4s7s or WI WI
EXCELLENT APT. sITE-Good for 20
ys ysIopment ~, Gall g q. s 9591 after pm:
and apartments; reasonably priced: present
income viii help finance. OWNER 81 Box
4 GRoSP Of small sp.s in an excellent
will pay excellent return on cash invested.
sfAMfhY IA sa4l MH afr. nEsEETT sHII6iscvery eonv
rooms. IiV,ss room. fiteRens dtnstte: Fafl:
the other 2 apts. consist Of i Bedroom,
ants M furnish own M heat heat. Price, s $500.
a sis easNSiNa eGsssSES 81 81 Sf1Brick. Me- large
TO s7Po PorchsS "a 9a!in ssss garage; reduced
saSs sIs;-Eight, t,. 4-room brick alley houses;
s sa monht to paes a s
near 9Th and Eye sts .s.w.: rented to
ThS sI0 px1 pSxs1aE cD es's sA t0r oss s9th s475o
DoWNTOWN, End commercial-concrete
building, L st. near 18th: stories, frame,
Eyer ya, 5000 !! o 50. + gss Jerome MgRRAY.
Coon iScoME II ON W W1fa faTS sarkFYseau- q e 4se
tiful . .4-family apt; buildings. in an out
l block from shopping center, schools. etc;
tenants furnish al! utilities. except heat:
rentals are low, but an investment Of
200 cash in each bldg. will yield 1870
cash returns, plus accumulation of sub
stantial equity. GOLDSTEN BROS,
RE. 1888.
NEAR nth AND MASS. AvE.-Attractiye
proposition for any one desiring q room
ing house in downtown area, 13 rms. Go
bedrms., 31a baths hot-water heat; present
income averages 1925 month price, SI5,-
95O, includes complete furnishings. Call
Mr.. Evans, WO. 0290. SHANNON & LUCHS
co, 1903 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
ROOMS with store in front, gas pump:
also Broom cottage on property; approxi-
mately acres Of, land with stream run
ming, through: only commercial property
In this area; located nearby Md, about
o miles from D; c. line: ideal for retail
this an - outstanding buy; price s1o:75o;
INC, 7240 Wis. ave-, WI 674O
Evening star., 1945-04-23
SUBURBAN sALE-MARyLAkp.
= Furnished 4-room

2 ACRES; $3.50, Furnished 4-room
sn, bungalow with bath, running water, cleo
road, with shade; years eld; eemmutns
distance. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville,
Nj Md' tsFEon REP q sssS B9x B. Silver Spring. Md
S6,ooO@I acre. lovely Groom home. with
fireplaces, in village with garden. flowers.
fruit, shade. shrubbery, garage. poultry
h2Hsf Fl shysy csssse Nd Md aHff Rfb sox
SILVER sPRINGEA most desirable 7-rm.,
21a-bath, Cape cod-typs brick, in new
place, dining room. Kitchen, bedroom and
bath, 1st f.; bedrooms and bath, End
a. tseparate entrance); full basement.
weatherstripped, copper spouts and screens;
Venetian blinds, slate roof oil h.-w: heat,
2-car built-in garage: corner lot, 72x135,
and flowers: small chicken house; located
at 7O1 Wayne ave, in best section Silver
Spring eony, to stores, schools, trans.
E Rrse S. se saesSs c. snn: MF es 6ssIsss s sas st
junction Of paved roads. commuitins
ase sound Sudns that esn be
verted into a or 8 family income paying
F. RSsf a 4b ssas
BUNGALOW. $4,000; Brandywine Heights
z good value value ADELsERT r'I W. lee LEE. n saii
81 sfLvEs fxs sfR1NG-soroom ss Z! 1900 frame bed.
room and bath, Goa! h.-wh., 2-car garage.
Close to schools and transportation; beau
s., tifIl h large lot toS gith shade .rees Todsys
Wis: aye, WI; 8740.
HYATTSvMLE--5 rms, tiled bath. 1924
finished attic, playroom in basement, GE
50x1 b0-ft. lot half block from bus: 81. 15o,,
mostly caSh: WA. S776 weekdays only.
Evening star., 1945-04-23

"Gaol," however, is an old spelling
Of the word "jail," and it is still
current in England, especially in
legal usage.
"Gaol" not only means "jail," the
word also is pronounced exactly like
the word 'jail"
Overheard on the radio "a Con-
gresham speaking: "' = to make
sure that we do maintain an ever
normal 'grain-ary.'"
The word granary, "a place for
storing grain; a plentiful store of
grain" comes from the Latin gra-
narium, "a storehouse for grain -
from granun, "a grain or seed"
The "a" of "granary" is fiat as in
grand" Say: GRAN-ary.
| Overheard at a small museum
of natural history "a mother
speaking: See, junior, this one
here is 'JY-luh' monster. It's
poisonous
The gila monster, sluggish but
ill-tempered lizard, was named for
the Gila River, in Arizona, in the
vicinity of which the ugly creature
has its habitat
ella" is pronounced according
to Spanish rules: the "g" is like
"h," and the "i' is like zee" Say:
HEE-luh.
Also, in best usage, animals, rep
tiles, and insects are spoken of as
being ''venomous, while poison
Gus" refers to minerals or plants.
The bite of the gila monster has
heop kpoup tn ha foto1 tn man
but not as often as is popularity
supposed
| tReleased by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-04-23
STORES FOR RENT.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES st. Sc
lovely, large store and Groom, kit. and
bath apt. in rear, newly decorated, waiting
for you to get busy and establish q nice
business. Only $50 mo. Hurry, or you
wf1 be sorry. Ma. 646S.
A lovely. large store and Groom, kit. and
bath apt. in rear. newly decorated, waiting
for YOU to get busy and establish q nice
business. Only $50 mo. Hurry, or you
will be sorry. MA. s46S.
SHOPPING CENTER on g.. Capitol and
Elmira sts. s.w., surrounded BY 1,600 apts.
and houses: will have new stores for
rent within 90 days, size 23hxs3 and
6x73. We suggest tsaroom and bakery,
barber Shop or shoe repair. Apply 100
Danbury st. s.w.yr Ii. 3737.
NEW STORE now under construction, suit
able for druggist. catering colored trade
exclusively; no competition. Box 2S9-M,
Star.
34O9 M ST. N.W.-Excellent location for
any business, large store, with big store
room and show window: newly decorated;
rent, S76 Applv IN nremiSeS
Evening star., 1945-04-23
FARMS FOR SALE.
CM All EApNgC Door q,

SMALL FARMS, near Sandy Springs Mont
seeton ~ ne only m tTaets G ne e
soBEKT T T. aeSEEvER f' CO.. 9s''sS shofehsm 'S ss1
e M: TO p; C., \ mi. on halfway in
most all in cultivation; running stream
a., bargain price for quality, $4,000.
ExcEPTff,oNAL STOCK and dairy farm in
Mont Goa Co, about 25 miles from D PSnC G This
with s-room house with furnace heat and
elee:; ia large barn. tenant house; fields well
RIPdEXi RIPd Mp sH lnRS 1922; tsun, and ewes. WI,
Sr Ac1hs g. s. miles focms ssst hSaia hss rdo s has ns
garage; good well, springs, stream; Or
fhaTd; saI M,75o or o, $500 cash. s25 monthly.
SEE THIS BEAUTYEIook: 90 acres Of
space. Win consider 2 trade-in on s-bed-
land on highway. s-room colenisi nome home
with nreplaces, among grove Of large trees.
with stream and springhouse: home sets
outbuildings, lovely barn for horses with
JOHN BgRpoFT cofesvI1e Ma 'IfIocs RFp :,
Bsx Rs4e B. Silver Spring. Md: Call Ashton
4 REAL BARGAN-Eauipped 27 STAN
chions. 126 a.; very productive dairy farm
per day. s-rm heme, VIII Beautiful III fseW: View:
2 tenant nouses. 30 milk COWS in full flow
ayns H m hssss ali 9Y farm
Balance at 81. payable $ioo 'f per rn month' ntto
soe6 TWo very sn produetivs DUG eneShs Saegpsss 9sss
possession, in in 50 days s, TSis is 'iasi : sod
road around entire property: commutina e
distance. close in, Call me now JOHN
To AshtSa stosf is4 ss4n
lovely large country home, tenant
1000 it. from highway. practically all
modern; large shade trees. large bank
barn. All other necessary outbuildings. with
JOHN e RuRpo EsSPTS coeavie Ss asss Md Rfp
Box 9x 3 IS Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton 3s46
hsSs raems aSmsrd sns Co. da1g sF9 h
h.-w.h; coal stoker: entire house newly
decorated, in nice setting of shade trees
bank BAN barn, sranary oa hay 0irn barrseE wsEn s1G
boxstall horse barn, race-track type; IN
tternational tractor, with all necessary
ssaRmsa mns TO @sehns 1sr@ cows
heifers and calves, 8 work horses and colts,
45 pigs and hogs, SO. chickens; 24O acres
IN ns crop an Chester loan wts soil 75 in
flowing through, balance in woods and
timber; 2 tenant houses. all seeds, grain,
hay and growing crops included; milk
check alone is approximately 5000 per
month. The present tenants are very
efficient and will operate farm for new
purchaser. Located 90 miles from D. c.,
20 miles from Baltimore. in the best
section Of Howard Co. Owner in armed
services and mus. sell. win sell with or
without stock and egqipment. Shown by
]. s KELLY: Rockville. Nd; T. sa phone $50
SMALL FARMS: 80 minutes downtown.
and two bus lines; car not necessary.
Plenty Of room for garden. fruits, chickens,
be BROUGHT to every farm. Why &c, 60 way ~
out in the country for . lot Of cheap,
no future? We are builders and can build
your home after the war with no down
$40 {no house); $50 down, $40 month
I, Drive out Lee hwy. Or Lee blvd. TO Fairfax
dual road to hrst crossrosd. turn right to
sign. Fairfax Acres" Open every day,
70 p.ms all day sundays Bring $40
deposit.
Evening star., 1945-04-23
OFFICES FOR RENT.

5000 FIT. to select tenant, one entire
building, 202 King ST., Alexandria, no
organization to be found in Washington
area; built in 1900, it represents the best
architectural tradition of the period. See
your own broker or phone TIE. 2020. ga
vile. switchboard service. WA. 1864 or
WA. 1900. "a"
ia 9Th ST. NV. 2nd f. (bet. G and H
sts. n.w.)-2 attractive rooms and bath,
plate,glass window, linoleum floors; conv.
downtown loca alton, near Court Bldg; park
ing space and air cond: included immsd;
poss Can rent dept, LEO N. BERNSTEIN oR
D0CTOR'S OFFICES for rent, old-estab,,
ished location; 8 rooms and bath. 329
East Capitol. Call Ii. 2413.
OFFICES for doctor in air-conditioned Arl.
Medical Building. ALBERT H; COHEN,
Realtor. CH. 1861, between 8 and 5.
1000 FIT. to select tenant. one entire
building, !202 King ST.. Alexandria: no
more handsome quarters for individual or
organization to be found in Washington
area built in 1900, it represents the best
architectural tradition of the period See
your own broker or phone TIE. 2020. "a