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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
NARRATEs CAPTURE
OF WAKE ISLAND
and 1t. MIEWER
Escaped Prisoners Tell of Treat
ment at Hands of
japanese
Marine Lieutenant Was First
Bluffton Prisoner to be
Captured

Japanese treatment of 1t. David
Kliewer, formerly of Bluffton and
other Marines captured when Wake
Island fell to the enemy in the first
days of the war was described last
week by two American officers who
escaped from the Japs only recently,
and who have recounted the first
details of the Wake island surrender.
1t. Kliewer, son of Rev. and Mrs.
p. A. Kliewer Of Albany, Oregon,
former. residents here, was credited
with sinking a Japanese submarine
during the spirited defense of the
Pacific outpost.
Details of japanese treatment OF
/ the American captives were told by
First Its. John A. McAlister, and
John F. Kinney, who only recently
escaped from their captors.
Survive % Attacks
Before giving up to the Japs on
Dec. %, 1941, the little garrison on
Wake island had survived % fierce
attacks from overwhelming enemy
sea and air forces. Finally they
surrendered to prevent further
slaughter of unarmed civilians.
Lives of so marines and 70 civi.
lians We're lost to the japanese, who
admitted that their own casualties
totalled about 500.
The escaped lieutenants said the
Japanese killed two wounded mer
in surrendered hospital, forced
their captives to strip and tied then
to posts for hours. The American.
were allowed no food and little water
for two days.
On Christmas night the captured
marines were moved to barracks ant
thereafter received two meals
day from their own stores.
| On Jap, Prison Ship
Except for 800 civilians and
few specialist military personne
left behind as a labor battalion an
few too i'll to move, the island
garrison was put aboard a Japanes
liner on the afternoon of Jan. L.
No one was allowed to take NOR
than the clothing they wore and a
were locked in holds below decl
sleeping on the bare floor
| Arriving Jan. Is in Yokohama,
few enlisu1 men and officers wer
taken off, and the rest went on {
Shanghai before debarking. Foo
in the prison camp consisted o
small portions of rice and occasion
ally some cabbage or carrots, wit
! a tiny piece of meat about ever
third meal. Red Cross package
helped supplement this meagre die
Kliewer is believed to have bee
among the group removed from tn
prison ship at Yokohama and
thought to be now in a Japanes
prisoner of war camp at Zentshji o
the island of Shikoku, one of til
Japanese home islands.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Home From Germany
On Months FurIOugh

Pfc. Earl Montgomery who spent
q months overseas in France and
Germany is spending a 80 day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Montgomery of Orange town.
ship. Pfc. Montgomery who saw
service with Patton's army wears
five campaign stars.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Real Estate Deal

Residence of the late Jack Filhart
at North Jackson and Washington
streets was purchased Saturday by
Clarence w. Grismore of Pandora
for $4,000. The property was sold
in settlement of the estate of Filhart
who was killed in an accident here
last fall.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Promoted

William Klass of the Navy who
has been in England since June has
been promoted to seaman first class,
it was announced the first of the
week. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Klass living west of Bluffton
on the Col. Grove road.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Politics Lacks Appeal

With everyone busy with their
usual vocations, local elective of
fees, none of which carry large
salaries, have lost much of the ap-
peal they had in depression days
when political interest was greater.
All public offices now carry a
salary, altho the board of education,
the only one which formerly provid-
ed no remuneration, has a salary
limit of only $40 year per member.
At the caucuses this week, Demo-
Gratis and Republicans are to name
candidates for two posts on the
township board of trustees; two
justices of the peace and two con-
stables. Three places must also be
filled on the Bluffton Board OF
Education in the fall election, with
candidates to be named this week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26
Births

The following births at Bluffton
hospital:
DIR. and Mrs. B. w. Travis, Bluff
ton, a girl, Marcia Waring, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Ar
lington, girl, Elaine Dee, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Amstutz, Bluff
ton, a girl, Marjorie Eileen, Mon
day.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin johnson, Jr.,
of Malenta, a girl, Martha Jane,
June 30 at Heller Memorial hospital,
Napoleon. Mrs. johnson is the form
er Lenore Amstutz of this place. Mr..
Johnson is the eldest son of M. B,
Johnson of South Main street.
The Valley settler., 1945-11-02
lOC AL NEWS

Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Koslosly are the proud parents Of their first child, a son, born at Providence Hospital in Anchorage on Monday October 29 at PM. Inc little boy weighed 733 1b. and has been named
 Gerald Lee. Ralph Kos1o sky was recently discharged from the Army and is now tnan. aging Koslosky,,s Store in Palmer. s' Mir. and Mrs. Pete Bagoy have purchased 12 Acre Farm in Oregon. Donna Bagoy is living in Palmer, but will join her par ents later. Mir. and Mrs. Bagoy were re- gently rerlarried.
 Will ian Hecker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hecker has recently been discharged from the Army and has returned to the Valley. Mi iss Florence Pucher, former fiscal agent of the Coop, was visitor in Palmer tn i week. ! Mrs. Pearl Flint, assistant Beauty Opera tor in Louis Beauty Shop, has been ill two days this week and unable to work. We hope for a speedy recovery.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

! Mary l. Collins, 81, Fredericksburs, Va
and Gloria L. Belote. 81. Knoxville
Pete T schoneld, 4s, Brooklyn, N. Y. and
Louise Austin, 21, Greensboro. N. C.
James 3. r. Hopkins, 80. Garrison, Nd
and Alexandra c. McNeill. SO, Rich.
Harry s DSlsmani Glen 49,, e l1ls orrep s. st
and Mary M" Barbour. M 20. S5e o = St. s'' ne. n:"
Nathan Rucker. 40, 221 st. NV, ant
Anna N. Rose, "A, 644 Orleans pl; ne
william G. Faus, 80, Portland, Calf. ant
James s. Clayton, 90, 1928 E st. ne, and
Marie e. Strotkamp. 18, Arlington, Va
Robert w; McIver. ,36. Louisville KY. anc
Elizabeth H. Kirk. 80. Elizaville,, KY
hitfnsll vrsIn,. Peland A. chicsgo NJ nsd. sne
Luther A. Palmer, jr.. 20. 1884 Montelle
ave- ne. and Annette swenson. %, st
James L. younger. 20, Cleveland. Ohio. ans
Mary A. Cannon, %, Jacksonville. Fla.
Issued at Alexandria.
Eia.beth smith. @ e. both Of All Aexandrla nSfrg,
Paul A. Miller, 50, and Dallas A. Bontz
81. both Of Alexandria.
Fortune. a, both Of Alexandria
Albert s. Geaslen, AZ, and Ann Balog, 90
both Of Baltimore
Maurice B. spillane. SO. Montclair. N. ].
Evening star., 1945-11-20
and Ann. NAY x.:r.n. as. sun.l,

and Anna May ksssan. 80. Buffalo
Earl J. Hamilton. n, and Jean q. Hit, 10,
both Of Alexandria.
Samuel C. Jones'. 35, washinSton, and n
Frances Turner. 2s. Alexandra;
William r.. Antil, %, Warren, Ohio, and
Sylvia J. Finch. 81, Alexandria.
James L. Ashton, 20. and Belle Hart, IL
Grover W Bunting. 25, and Dorothy l.
Mays, 81, both of Alexandria.
Chiffon q. Raiford, 20, and Alice l.
Herrlein. TO-. both of Alexandria.
John M. Webster, 81, Fort Belvoir. And
Jean B. Burkheimer. %. Alexandria.
Garry L. Tut, 20. and Marie Z. Parsons
80, both Of Alexandria.
joseph j. Bunga, 80, Johnstown, Pa, AND
Eileen M Histon, 81, Washington.
Cornell Craciun, 49,, Fort Belvoir, ant
Hazel Ware, FL, Edinboro, Pa.
Robert Comfort 40. and Essie B. johnson
4S. both Of Alexandria.
Arthur Bernard Custis, 50, Washington
and Eleanor Arden Craig, AZ, jackson
VILE, Fla
James H. Conoyer, Al. and Helen N. Wat.
kins, 81, both Of Washington.
Richard w. Proctor. %, Unionville, Iowa
and Nancy J. Wigsinston, 20, Wash
ington,
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Henry q. stivers, 20. and Ethel c. knight
"a, both Of Baltimore.
Oliver D. Lyon. SO, and Mildred / Fowler
81. both OF Warrington.
Edward Reavis. So, ORANGE, N. J., ant
Odessa Brown, Is, Baltimore.
John c. Holloway, 21, Washington. ant
Anna q. Ramsey. ~, Kathryn, W. Va
Mike g. Monaghan, 48, and Lois NJ McIver
~, both of Warrington.
Issued at Rockville.
Fred C. DerBsum, 80, Fort Mcpherson
Ga, and Lillian Rutherford, 3S. Pitts
burgh.
Charles r. Pilling. 81, and Billie A
Ridenour, 1S, both Of Washington.
George C. Moore, 25, and Lorraine M
Sanders, %, both Of Los Angeles.
James R. Cariin, 81, Adamstown, Md, an,
Evelyn c. Wood, %, Barnesville,. Md.
william +. Dove, 81. Garrett Park, Md.
and Mabel v. 0ladhill, 26. Bethesda
Lyle R. jenkins. 81 s.rssburs. Va. ant
Andrew p. Baughman, 81, and Ethel
Baker, 20, both Of Dickerson, Nd.
Willie J. wilkins, 20. Angler, N C., an,
Jean, Jeanne M. Aarblestone, "a, "a csrrito
Charles Leo Campbell, 10. winiamsport
Evening star., 1945-11-20
ADVERTISEMENT.
P0SLAm 4 REAL
HONEST FORMULA
FOR ECzEMA.ITcH

fou can't cure eczema overnieht-so don't
try. But almost at once Poslam eases the ter.
rihe itching and burning. One application
eoois, ealms fiery skin-helps you get around
IN comfort and sleep better. Six powerful
U.S;P ingredients In . soothing oil base keep
lief lasts longer. Poslam b so reliable thou.
sands call this concentrated medication the
CONTINENT WITHOUT DISAPPOMT.
HENT." Over $4,000. 900 sold-it must be
koedl Get Poelam today-only soc, drug.
stores. Ioney.baek guarantee.
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Chief OF Engineers, U. s. A.. will
address meeting of the Washington
Safety Society at $3.50 pm Friday
at the Eastern Star Club, Sixteenth
and Euclid streets NV. Mr..
Blanchard will talk on Accident
Prevention in Postwar Construction :"
Evening star., 1945-11-20

Pa, and zella Gray Mullins, 10. Wash.
inston.
Robert Z. Crumm, 20. Canonsburg, Pa.
and Ruth l. Bonner, 90. Hysttsville
both of Washington.
Clifford NJ Graviett. 2b, Newport r. T..
and Ruth B. Strisky, "a, Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1945-11-20
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. c. la,os, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tDdit three fuu days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcon,,,

PAINTIN NG--Ex-ssryic small Jobs q
RsTN4sS RipsiTfNsa4fsS W. PApshsc si2s pl..terne ss slse
mates; white mechanics: prompt service.
PAINTING' PApERINo, carpenter work,
~SSsfaFInlR S Mr. poAr w8Gk 81 s&4 aSf aR s
500 complete. No better workmanship
PAPER HANGING, this week only, 81 and
up per room; 1945 washable. sunfast pa
psrs; work guaranteed. Michigan 5315.
PLAsTERING--Let me repair old plaster
aHs white mechapics aSg phs No 25e ~ 0o TOO sm.h
fdbAsTERING db - Erin, E9of repairing gs,p.ing @ np
PIuMBiSG AND HEATING-Heating boil
ers repaised or replaced. Call FIR. 0aoo
RADIO TUBES FOR ALL REPAIRS. Free
estimates work guaranteed. BRADLEY's,
sY sms ,5 RI aa Engineers w. u sfSE
RADIOS REPAIRED by experienced e engi-
sfyis Tspos Fsssf RaEts i sar On 4sa a.
prices reasonable. all work guaranteed.
PT49BP5 R4BIos sersief ssp.,FTn Fl oes opA
Uniform ExPREss RADIO S''a apPIiANeR T2ss Z
CO.. ouo Kennedy st. NV, ia. 26lS
RADIO TnouBLEg Free est Work guar.
mos Honest prices. MID-CITY RADIO
SHoPs 81 pm. Friday and Saturday.
RoofiNG. timing, painting, guttering
an. spouting Call MIR. sHIPLEY. GE
SEWING MACHINE REPAIks-we inspect.
OIL and adjust any make machine, 69c
sepacement parts for all make machines
Famous New Home" sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL sewing machines
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING repairs
On any make, Adjusting ard. oiling, 81
ing M MInaehin9 a dept arg floor s, KANN
SIGN PAINTING, Office door lettering;
reasonable prices; prompt service. Adams
FURNITURE upholstered ar
repaired; 2 pieces upholstered. S54 95
To-day delivery: also slip covers and dTa-
perieS made with customers own material
HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTERERs 2447 18th
ST. I'M 60 551e.
WIRING OUTLETS, fixtures repaired. mo-
tor, service prompt service, COLUMBIA.
| 1921 latin st, NV AID. 1925
| USED CAMERAS pcngnt ana sold. Full
| LER d ALBERT. INC. s15 10th st. NV
National 4712.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
HELP MEN AND WoMEN Cont. }

1
Tor general housework, husband as handy.
epi coSPLEEo Eooa ns44isJ sasry ooor.s CO s4s4 ,t
Apply 913Q Woodland dr. NV. EN-. $3.50.
care for hunters, woman o keep an house
and cook for bachelor who is away hall
OF OF tine; ma -. salary open: modern eottagei
dea near r Waasnlagton. aa1a Phone WI. 6667 Sun
ffk bfs2wasHER II w1assHaiag for delicatessen; night
fdS TNfK' go good o., hours hours and good pay Apply
IEx7sERvfCE MEN OR OR WOMEN as typists
or DIookIkeepers; 5la.day week or part time.
nSons aSPory Noom Na okao g9l' 72S 18TH st. NV" or
FOOD COUNTER CLERKS, 1e or over; We
WI yoa5 train you for essential work on our
wal wal workers Good pay while learning,
uniforms furnished and laundered free
p Apppiy at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or
MAHRooM CLERKS for assembling man
aals' stutflng envelopes, etc. pm. to 1880
work on feet part of time; essential In
dustryi permanent. Telephone personnel
dept, D1, 2s0o, or apply at 154i 24th
NIGHT PIX oPERAToR-Hours, II
Pm, Pm: to ; am; one night of each week
1O2S Conn. ave. A'''
SALEsPEoPLE. part or full time. for all
departments of our stores pleasant work
EoPIEs W pRUd so9f soREy R1y or Apply oce at
SEVERAL SPECIAL AGENTS wanted to
retirement insurance; salary and COZ comnlisl i
sion sion See Mr.. NICK, 9 to 12 am. l108
SHORT ORDER COOK. experienced only;
salary. Apply sHoREHAM DRUG CO.
sTENoGRapIHIIc IH &c ( III n agd W. ssrera, ono. ,r
in light air-conditioned once. permanent
employment; pleasant working conditions;
s&ooT sAND his6 A6P2 RAvEl a ece5RG9 coRP 8o5G TEE
TYPisTs-4- hour shifts, every other day.
mined after tet Snd oof eo9 PfS 81 d95eF
vARl TYPisTs-4 hour shifts, cvery y other tiie
gay steady; must be experienced. Paw de-
termlned after test. 2nd door, 1902 L
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, white. must
be experienced neat and sober. excellent
AppY in person. JENEs rs 1PALIAN II Ian RES RES
TAuRAaNT, 1902 DeSsles st. NV. Apply
WooDHWhsRD' 'e5e'iS5 4 EoTHRop fhR9 has immediate
openings for men and women, part-time
ssard & d 1qnch " operators to work evenings
9th floor $3.50 to 6 daily 1870 to 9
WOODWARD & LorHRoP has immediate
opening for eXperienced or apprentice
engraving machine operator. man OF wom-
an an apply eemplo,yment once, 9th floor,
EMPLOYMENT opportunities now available
with the Giant Food Department Stores
store No. z, s45 Bladensburg I'd. ne: 4
tull-time checkers-cashiers, hours to suit
your convenience, and part-time checker
only. Store No. 6, 1850 wilson blvd. Ar
ington, Va; ! checker-casher for We'd
Thurs. and Fri, , to . pm; l checker
cashier for all day Friday and SATURDAY.
Men and women applicants invited, ages
Is to so; hours as specified with oppor-
tunlty for more hours to part-time en-
ployes. To qualify you only have to learn
TO run cash register for all of our items
are plainly prlce-marked. We VIII teach
you how to operate these registers; good
wages with growing concern that Is ex-
panding even now. Apply advertising office
80 Bladensburg I'd. n.e., 1 0 m, to p m
virginia applicants phone AT 1880 for
appointment at our Virginia store
Evening star., 1945-01-20
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLoRED GIRL desires work as maid or
m@9ther's MOT @ \ helper; ; stay nightS: NO; 47s2: e.
e9yea goa Az * bs2e small m anI9 ap
house and quarters and pay. Dupont
DiEiTITIAN or hostess, experienced, with
B. S. degree Can furnish references.
Address MARINELLE JESSIE, DRYDEN, Va.
Irving st. NV, Apt. A. Adams 223s.
EMPLOYED LADY, excellent references,
ssei in oern 9PT ap Boa
EXECUTIVE wishes to manage women
sBoan sBoars h9B yeaTs ye IA ocat
ing in Wash. BOX 1857, star, 21'
GIRL, colored, neat. wants waitress work
from pm. to pm. Call DI. 1868 after
HoUsEKEEPER desires position taking
complete charge of home, experienced, no
LADY's COMPANION, secretarial duties,
light personal service; no heavy house
work: middle-aged widow Box 21s-z.
NURSE, graduate. desires hourly nursing.
PERSONNEL or contact work; no selling
RESIDENT RiaSn Mt MANAGER. experienced, good
references references, MRS. TINGEY. Wi. 577S. 81
SECRETARY, intelligent, experienced, at
tractlve, desires position, nrSt-ciass law
firm or congressman. State salary offered.
Rox 1921. Star 90"
SECRETARY, very capable 90 yrs exp j.
available for essential interesting work.
Me. 5000, Ext. 2o5. after 6;30 pm. 20'
SECRETARY, college graduate, responsi-
BILE. with LEGAL experience, desires 5-day
week position, no Saturdays, salary $40
S45 a week, has release. Box 247-Z,
star. 22%
SECRETARY, manufacturing, technical
splendid refs: four hours daily commencing
February: near Greyhound. WA, 1887. 21s
STENOGRAPHER, naval officers wife de-
sires 4 or hours, daily work 90 yrs.
exp) in exchange l room kitch., bath
apartment, small salary downtown. TR.
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST. experienced,
good detail and general Office routine,
desires permanent position Box 154-z,
STEN0TYPIST desires dictation several
evenings Q week: remuneration secondary.
Box 207-Z. Star. 21s
Evening star., 1945-01-20
HELP DOMESTIC.

CRAMBERMAID who can also cook break
pm. 1851 New Hampshire ave. NV,
cHAMfBERMAID- WAITRESS, experienced.
fun time; live out; city references reaured
other o-oa help r employed; 10y s2225 week. Call
CHAMBERMAID-w WAITRESS for family of
II S25 wk.; reference required. Telephone
COOK and take care of 1st floor no
week Phone wi 29s9. ~ Wv
other help employed: ' references. 1 ence ~Aesi VT
COOK, housekeeper. must be fond of chill
and Saturday; S25; GEORGETOWN. Nj. 0282
COOK. must be experienced fine, respon-
sbd soe bat Ss bsds ys In
help help employee; m s35 week, Call AID,
COOK and g.h ". experienced; part time:
oths5 helps: sissop pe WE AsS5 Wo 9;ao $40. ''hner
COOK. g.h.k.: hours. / pm, to s pm; ss5
s af n9t n% nh1ne No. 4asi gas1 NJ bus to
wv plus iS safdarf famy we I'VE 14l H.
and bath, S25 week; references. Phone
COOK AND G.Hw., good, $50 week: prefer
day and every other SUNDAY off. 4 Radciiff
rd Belle Haven, Alex, Va: Alexandria
COOK, AND GH.W., in conv. 18th st. apt;
oIner heap employed; refs. required; salary
COOK AND G.H.w.; 2 adults: no laun-
dTyy; Tyy; 1iye in or out: SIS and carfare
COOK AND G.H.w., white or colored; good
references; live in; 9 adults and 2 children
COOK AND CIV, reliable woman; pri-
y Sate ate home: live out $40 breakfast 6 p N.
lquired. Phone DU 033S.
COOK AND G.H.W.; no laundry: other
help; good salary: in family. Call Ord
way 1900. 81
CooK-G.H.W., experienced; S25 a week:
2 adults and child live in, nearby Va; 25
min; by bus downtown Wash; references,
health card Falls Church 225S.
COUPLE or women; capable and reliable
cook and maid. for high class residential
club good living quarters and good pay.
DOOR MAID WAITRESS In private school.
hours, $50 am. to 2:30 pm; good pay
for efficient maid. 1851 New Hampshire
ave, NO. 5593
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, light laundry.
Frna v house in Chevy Chase near husline;
z ADULTS, z children top wages; alternate
SUNDAYS: 1--we in or out. must have health
card and highest references. WI 1887.
Evening star., 1945-01-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-RestauraAt fnod only: iteal
i9ca ton for beer; very reasonable. 323a
BEAUTY SHOP: weli-equinped studio. ex-
eeLienl downtown location: top prices
pm le0n41e9eq 6wneg IN Gan Ia ANN 2a9a after.
GROCERY STORE with beer license: 5000
| Eeekly business, lLyine quarters. Price,
| KoGoD & BooKoFF, Ma. 63Sa. IA 8527.
GRO "ERY Ana MEAT MARKET, DGs, in
nearby Va; long-estabhshed store doing
good business. Illness reason for selling
ALBERT, Il COHEN, Realtor, CH. 1861;
RssTAJRAiSSTt0 NJ, oPPoRI : "a f UNITY - We are
row in position 70 accommodate all our
C5lst Win restaurants with or without
Pele LoiniS, now associated with US. has
62F9 SOP & BSg B0oK6fF 81 "a. s5s5. Or 2a54.
ballet bars, reception. dressing room. lava
tory ror 59oTe5; M 275f9Ty brick coach house. at
qTaf PraI,, OF 90 IGN St nv suitable for
dance drama. Call WASHINGTON MU-
SICAd To,Ad IEsTITgTE, DE. 60oe
Washington Richmond highway u S No
- ! 10 acres. u .cotteges, 1 restaurant
ao e soWPistsiy T3s ssgi9ped gross yeegy
GEoGTa3 IS aa5 bali sqo$r ssS$ Bqs !@3z 'S s5s5
Tessona6ly priced self Service; IN no san-
BOOMING HOUSE. 9Th and C SITS. NV:
$4,000 monthly; office free: rent. SIl 90;
also al 4th and 6 SITS. NV, furnished
ants. landlord supplies heat. gas. cleo. hot
water; income S363o0 monthly; full price
for each house is slightly over 3 months
lis income. Call DE. 262s 81.
OPPORTUNITY for substantial profit
present low prices OF several large and
small groups Of building sites in Wood
moor offer excellent opportunities for real
PROFIT. II YOU are an investor or specula-
tor investigate hoy YOU can realize q
very handsome profit, with sound security.
II you are a builder, profit by buying at
these abnormally depressed prices instead
OF paving much more when building aCtiv-
lty is resumed. Investigate Woodmoor.
most popular development in Silver Spring
area, where 2nh attractive homes were
built and sold IN a short period Of time
can be sold as quickly as constructed,
FLA approved. Large shopping center 10
be completed as soon as prlorities available.
GEO. j MOSS. Realtor. Shepherd 5000.
GAS STATION: tires batteries accessories
body and paint shop all equipped: can
lease property to 1910: best corner in
Arlineton County, Phone OK. 4Sl5 am.
ito pm weekdays; Sundays, NO. 1884.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale; with living
quarters; good business: thirty years same
TO BUY OR SELL any business with sat
iSfactorv and prompt results, call THURM
/ a. SILVER. 90S 10th St NV. Ma, q654,
SALE OR RENT. bowling alley; easy pur-
story bids, parking lot. lunch bar: amnle
equipment and Supplies. COFFMAN
REALTY CO. SH. 4123 or 392s.
/ What have Won to ofTer? Gail ia. 1S43. 21'
GASOLINE SERVICE Excellent
southwest corner on main thoroughfare.
STORAGE, Completely equipped; Ford serv-
| ice truck. Phone NE. 6725. 2l*
Evening star., 1945-01-20
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS. repairs, painting, remodel
Ing eTpsrt meetlanIe,s Ieasonsbls prices
CARPENTER WORN, painting papering
plaas steIIln2 ~ T., cqnerete end brick work, Cal
CoMMJNiri CoNTRACToRs. RA 429s
Knotty pine recreation rooms, General re-
e airs Evening @ phone. AT 2295
ayS ssaann 9hns Put me pss
ISG coNTRAcToRs. INC, 5n'ifs Isi2 n Wiseon:
GENER Al REMoDELNG, matntenanc,
estimates. Contact NORAIR, ordway 4al9
HOME REMoDELISG and repairs, base
ment to roof: individual attention gwen,
Pb2Rs IaH M Y. 6eH2 for estimate ,-.
S9&raAe f1sd + co 5saT5 81 e 22d5 qa' GATES
fAINlING' decorating alterations and re-
ic:. H!cHWOOD BLDG CO EN-. 1881.
'AISTING AND DECORATING, 40 years !,
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Cau RA $3.50 or GE ss63 after 80 pm
LUCAS LUCAS 4 LUCAS 500 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERING. PLAsTERiNG and
general repairs Electrical work Materials
available Free estimates. White mechanics.
BROS CO, DI, 400; 90: after erE 5 m, nao0P r
ROOFING, asbestos sldlng. remodellng
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia Il0S-li13
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CALL A. p WooDsON Co.-Roofing. sid
.ne insulation combination storm sash
I$l3 4. ;.,t 4 s. s. Nv Re $500 .
CO, CH 3222 Johns Manville roofing.
sid!ne, insulation: storm windows, heating.
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closed recreation rooms built. atticS fin
ished: concrete snd brick work painting
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ers, conLractors f5E. a55l
DAVID II. YOLLAND. builder. remodeling
repairs, playrooms. 445 Quincy st NV
hA. 3455. 21'
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofing, rock wool in.
sulat!OG Call us for estimate HUDSON
SUPPLY e. EQUIPMENT CO. 1927 Pa ave
NV Warehouse at 9TH and ne. DI