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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-06

The Wcr is over.
But for this G. l.. another battle has begun:
Now-and for long time to come-he must battle pain,
dsllusonment and despair. He must learn to live again.
handicapped he must fight for his place in tough
petitive world
He needs your help.
Over a million Americans have been casualties in
this
These men sffuered for us-for all of us.
Some died for us. They have left widows and chill
dren who need help.
Some ived-though pieces of them died. They need
your help
Sympathy and gratitude are not enough.
If you really want to he]pbuy Bonds, Bond Bonds! The
Victory Loan Your money needed For the
disqualification of our wounded To give them the finest
medical in the world To buy artificial and legs
and teach them them To give them the special train
ing they'll need and help them find real place in the
America they fought to
For who died before the victory won-hep for
their children, their families.
You asked to give Only to lend your money-at
generous interest Interest that will pay you back four
dollars for every three, at maturity you build nest
egg for security and prosperity
This is the last time you will be asked to buy extra
bonds Resolve make every small sacrifice for those
who have sacrificed much Give your luxues for the
greater luxury Of clear conscence-buy extra bonds
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
Modern Transport Makes Nation
One NeighbOrho0d, Says
Il & O President

In discussing the future Of Ameri-
cas- transportation system. r. B.
White, President of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, recently observed:
"Acdern transportation has made
america one great ncignborhood- ma
ton where people Of one community
may easily exchange goods, services
and ideas with men and women cf all
other communities.
During the war" continued Mr..
Nh.tc, "the railroads form u strong,
dependable link between war-mater-
ial producers and continental embar-
Eatlon points In the pcacetime days
to come. the railroads will continue to
be the link that brings a myriad Of
things for better living to Mr.. and
Ms. America.
Think OF the railroads. said Mr..
White, ''as a band Of steel connecting
the village with the metropolis over
which, in nevGr-cnd;ng twO-way
stream, flows the daily necessities for
home and business. Without such 4
link between as the vast railroad
network, | am sure you'll agree that
day-by-day progress would be retard-
ed if not defeated. Yet, how human it
is to take railroad for granted
lust as we do so MANY of he facjli-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
ACCIDENT
Church Services

St pau1'S Fvano,.lical Tu+Lara,,
chn,cb-D;vire ,vorshin q.2o. crn.Io,,
school, 1880
William RiclforJ & . p l. { Na,,.
is snandino. % 2O-do,, law. with his.
wife and family At tbo homo If hon.
parents Mr. and Mrs Gao,oo Nor
croft, II, has been in = Naval hos
pitaI al Cqmn T9Ianaa \ & af+o,
having. returned from the South pa
cifc. He was attached 70 tho am
phibjous forces.
Cgt Junior C'isfer PITTSBURGH pa
spent Friday NIGHT with MIR and Mrs.
Howard SchIossaaala
Rev. Robert Johns. Of Hoovool.
Pa. was a dinner guest on Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs, George YahL
Mrs. Albert Smith entertained at
a quilting on "Wednesday. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Harry HENDERSON
Mrs. Walter Iarnftjino Mrs FIoranra
Schlossnagle, Miss Rosie Smith and
Mrs. Sherman Frazec.
Miss CAROLYN Henderson. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hunberson. is
a patient at Memorial hospital. Cum
berland.
The Farm Bureau discussion group
meeting met at the home of Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
JOHN ABRAHAM WILSON

Services were held at the Methodist
church in kitzmiller last Thursday
afternoon for John Abraham Wilson,
81, farmer and miner, who died on
Tuesday morning, March 10, at his
home after long illness.
The Rev. Grover Pool, Of Antioch,
w. Va, officiated, assisted by the
Rev. J. H. Hardesty. Intermcnt was
in Odd Fellows cemetery, Nethkin
Hill, W. Va.
The son of the late Robert Charles
and Sarah (Webb) Wilson, he was
born in the Kitzmiller section. He was
a member of Eagles Lodge No. II,
Knights Of Pythias and Of the Wood
men of the World.
Surviving are his widow Mrs. Min
nie Luculia Paugh) Wilson, and the
following children, Mrs. DIN Iasker,
Bcthlchem; Mrs Gladys Friend, Oak
land; Mrs. Virginia Fikc, and BARLEY
Wilson, Akron, Ohio; Woodrow vii
son, Kitzmiller; Pvt. Fred Wilson, L.
s. Army, now hospitalized in Eng
land, and Wendell Wilson, at home.
Also surviving are four sisters and
a brother, Mrs Mary Harvey and Mrs.
Bntie Harvey, Kitzmiller; Mrs. Can
2adia Davis, Baltimore, and Mrs.
Rebecca Pritchard, Akron; Robert j.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Mildred Barton Hoffman
Home Demonstration Agent
Glove Care


Most washable gloves are easiest
ana best washed IN the hands IN mlId'
lukeWarm SudS' squeezing ana press
n&' but not rubbing or brushing. En-
ceptonS to the hand m glove ruIr are
chamolS and doeskln. Wash these of
the hands, because they soften when
wet ana may stretch or tear
Cotton and rayon gloves usually
wash well, and many varieties OF
washable leather gloves are no" on
NaIe-IncIudIn& pIgSAh IN light or
natural Color cape chamolS, doeskm
except IN deep dyes white bucNskhs'
goatskln' ana caIfSkh. Never attempt
10 wash par OF leather gloves how
S,r'' "''i1,S 'i'CH "ie S''.','P'U wash
able on the IabC! or INSIDE the glove,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22

Governor O'Conor said he would ask
the Legislature to approve $12,550,-
600 construction program in postwar
period
The Duke Of Windsor has resigned
as governor in chief of Bahamas, a
post the former King Edward VIII of
England accepted five years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
LIFE OF A HUNTER
By: MESHACH BROWNING.
Famous Garrett County Pioneer

THE LIFE OF A HUNTER, by
Meshach Browning is one of the most
delightful books ever published for
the sportsman. Since the first edi-
ton was printed in 1859, nine others
have followed, and it is more popular
today than ever before. A really out
standing book for the hunters library.
Makes an excellent present; cloth: il
Illustrated. Price $500 per copy, post
paid,
r. GETTY BROWNING, Publisher,
Raleigh, n c.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
MRS. GEORGE BUSHMAN

Mrs. Anna Barbara Bushman, 81,
wife Of George Bushman, Accident,
died at her home Saturday, March 10.
Besides her husband she is survived
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
UNION HOLINESS TABERNACLE
Third Street. Oakland.

Revival services are continuing each
night until Sunday, March 25. Young
Peoples meeting at 1900 ?, NJ, and
preaching at 1880 P. NJ.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22
DIARY OF The WAR

ported the superhighWay TO Ruhr sec
ton cut by [. S. forces; over 100000
|. 5. troops were across Rhine.
Around 1000 planes hit Germans
from west, south and east. Russians
sliced the East Prusslan pocket into
two segmentS in prelude to central
offensive toward Berlin. Churchill as
serted victory may be near, 1t was m
Dictated the cost OF Two Jma in Pacific
would be at least 1000 l. 5. dead.
Electric mines We're impeding 1ahks
IN Philippines. Japan organized a
CIVILIAN army and was preparing Tor
American drive N China.
SATURDAY - Troops III Rhine
2fldgehead cut military highway at
TWO points, deepened the hoId TO y
miles and smashed big tank counter
blow, The thlrd broke loose along the
hhlhe valley TO forge ring Oh steer
almost around TWO German armies III
oaaf ana FaIaIih&le. heaS were Cos
ing IN on Stettm ana assault forces
were WITHIN miles Of Dahzlg' TWO
tell to Americans alter l9'9@6 casual
ties had been inflicted. Big dropped
1000 tons OF bombs on Jap seaport
u NODE lof 4lh mass assault III lour
days on MAJOR Mp cities. JapS We're
boISterIng expected INVASION areas on
emma coast. Allies were mopplng up
around MahdalaN.
HINDAl-lhe sra army TOOK most
81 historic Ooblentz and tanks ripped
10 more miles across rear lines OF two
fleeing German armies 40 miles to
ne SOUTH Inc Name river was reach
ed' last barrier before Naihz. sui
farther south the 'th was cracking
the SIeGI1ed line there. 1ahNS hacked
out new cams east OF Rhlne. Germans
SAID the SplIhg afiVe was on IN west
Russians took Brandenpur& IN East
Prussia and battered deeper INTO Stet-
I'm $ ouiw9fNS' Jap cIIE Oh NOPE was
o oo! NM '0''i . a ''i '''''''N =" =; D.
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If oIda,. mon was fornsann dine 70 de-
fa,,,,on+ of 145 OOO in five vital wa,.
limo.
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/ yorI, ono;noors poco,.d ho,,,hnr aan4
ba+to,od Rorli,,s rail wards Russians
oon+,,,od Ki1hora por,oran;a, RoItic
no,.t Snnarfo,.ts aaain bit Naoova for
! 5tb tir,a in 9 DAYS Tol5vo announced
200 ca,,,io, aircraft nonnde5 Ian
/ southern island. An American force
I,,dod .+ T,Iao, yo,tb Iuzon # was
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-22

The fish catch from Chesapeake
Bay has increased s million pounds
in the last five years.
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The Republican

Catered at the Postoffice at Oakland,
Md, as second-class mail matter.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SUBURBAN sAlE-yIRGiNIA.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, Broom bunga-
low; hot-water heat. oil burner; this Is q
pre- @oTewar- built house in Al condition; 81
ewes, cH. 1000. Ext. 93i.
LACEY FOREST-This lovely tapestry
brick home on corner lot is being offered
because Of owners transfer. First floor:
place, dining room. equipped kitchen and
breakfast room. screened porch. Second
floor, master bedroom with private bath.
two other bedrooms of master size with
full bath. Large. attic with disappearing
stairway, unusually attractive paneled rec
reation room with fireplace and bar. includ-
ing electric refrigerator: full basement
with oil heat and maids toilet attached
garage. This home was custom built 4
years ago and is built Of the finest ,prewar
tons most desirable residential areas
Price, S17.950 For appointment to see cal
ENZOR REALTY CO, Chestnut 1ll9 oil
Glebe 67ll, exclusive agents.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, 565 acres, corner
property, 395 feet on U. 8. Route /, jus,
9 miles south of Alexandra. Good s-room
tile brick home, 3-car garage, poultr,
houses; grand site for tourist home or an,
deyelopmental purposes: land alone i
valued at $1,000. The price is onl,
St5'S99 o5oa ioT Ia an; substantial cash required
.-FANiILY APARTMENT. a-bedroom unit
each. One now vacant and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy. Prewar construction
fch fchoI3 basement. EN- It. oil heat; close to stores
for the building, yet live in comfort a
comparatively small expense. Close in AT
lington. KELLEY g. BRANNER. DI. 774l
Evenings and Sunday; GH. 0Q30.
price. $3.50; $1,000 cash. cash FA1RFA5 F.
! REALTY CO, Falls Church. Phone 1873
Evening star., 1945-09-05
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SMALL HOTEL LOCATION buildings,
nnarstina iGeated At as25 and 1927 st. nv" now
petey furnished Present. 0pSes income cna cSm over
EhkRy FtksT 1,P PRIEPnAH gESosn broker Re. liss
square feet; fine Site for for business: in present e
5fa S MoRs " %5 WEiasH to ..ss61 spa
rAkeRIhs m eS2ih sooaioo, 81 NO located Wilson blvd.
INDUSTRIAL GRoUND with railroad sid: sid.
ssd low koBERf zefls h6RdAs 81 a2s
NEAR COM, AVE. AND y sT.-Larse s.
ing ing Ronss in NAY be ussd Is
room e's spts or nay e09y9Tsd sTn RtS WS ten
EoR SALE iI!e or kENfwsaonsin1 R5 lG1S sv. near
rhseeFh bef mouse ~ aei5s5s roons tsn Ssh
place placed about 20 feet back Of building line,
ri, 100. EopIs F saoEMAkERt asRt' 1sis sis
highway. Arlington, adjacent, Pentason:
pz4qBbeTly Il bIide. ySisie e al auto trans eyer
OF. without railroad siding, or will divids
into parcels: all improvements available.
Sc. Ma so, fqT DVe2g EAVrR
aseasiSf afs 6a R1 $685.. ssS9 ave.
near near, FioIlaa s Nv $500 SQUARE feet Of
house distributing center storage depot
or transfer point including display rooms
and once front. This property has 40
loot frontage on two streets and consists
vacant lot. PARK ROAD HOUSING co.
Beauty SHOP LOCATION, downtown, nr.
with potential value, r. S. DONALDSON,
20l Woodward Bldg.
HOTEL, located on water in Anne Arundel
atins 5 years, same management and
ownership: dining anG banquet room, dance
moor large kitchen, refreshment pavilion
sha and e tcomfor5sble o loqnse; gas station on
beach; ideal location for boat or yacht
club. Deal directly with the attorney for
RGE HxRsEf MobEsN Ne sssss' eARsGE nss s4a
lished and prottably operated: fully equip
ness sn0 ali equipment offered in its en-.
easb ers5' rseWIs n0T big PIeppeSit9n EuPstsntis
NEAR soth AND SD EYE SITS. N.w-old
Sat Prick % dwelling suitable for remodeline:
valuable lst commercial holding: good
legation for retail store. wholesale dis
IsingSoIS S, or business once PRICE, S2o.ooo;
INaToN s SON active GiS feaitors since MeTaa fsas
5see STOCK GEoRGiiA AVE AVE. N.w-Mod-
srn brick store, separate entrance to 2nd
garage on alley rent. $40 per month:
tenant pays. for utilities and repairs
WoRTH1SdToN oasse soN les@s aesve Tsssors
since 1892. 1719 Eye St NV Ma 1895
Evening star., 1945-09-05
SUBURBAN SALE-yIRGINIA.
INTERESTING OLD HOME, SO miles fr

INTERESTING OLD HOME, SO miles from
acres of land, bedrooms. 8 rooms on 1st
floor, hot-water heat, bath, electricity;
s,sT! wonderful spring water piped into house:
unusual possibilities and tan be bought for
SasIfS tf9Hs SSH sH sf2s
detail; contains living room, dining room
EeiI, kitchen, eoimplete with gas range an and
sa't@fp! R1Sia sss0 sse p
ALEXANDRIA (Rosemont section), west OF
with la baths: all rooms exceptionally
large, screened porch, built.in sarage, oil
burner, basement with additional shower
and toilet: immediate possession. $12.500
substantial down payment, terms. C. E
gsnsy 6HTal6Inst0n % ysModel S.I home o Sns1 {,
fuli:sized basement, 7.cubic- loot % De 'Hin luxe
sunsy 6, sns sns
or playroom; all improvements, including
paving, sidewalks, sodding, shrubbery and
ssr snd sssr s ssso dS~n
ton: TS reach; Drive over I4th st; bridge
fax sisns, then follow Parkfairfax signs to
Seminary rd. sign, then right on Semina ry
lv. d no'S bodfs snsn to e os s%e rRS Rn
REAaTY sERv1GG GS0e Co. hV6s aowNsaR a 2ss ss
AEExASbR1A. zKf 4 HS NAi vAif Aa4aff you work n.s,
Fort Belyoir, have nice home for sale
that you can move right in: 5-room as.
os-shingled home; full basement: cor.
ner lot; $1,000 down, balance like rent
AL BAKER, 624 King ST., Alex, Va. Phone
TIE. 7343, TIE. 4457. Other houses not
FULL s-sToRY, s-BEDRooM tapestry
brick, in quiet, sought-after Waycroft-
Down is a very comfortable living room
with brick fireplace, a gracious dining
room, nicely arranged, equipped kitchen
and breakfast room Up are 3 bedrooms e
OF which are sufficiently large for twin
beds) and a lovely tiled bath: basement i,
full and bone-dry; oil h.-wh., detached
frame garage. This very comfortable
chestnut trimmed center hall plan Coloni-
al is a fne home and is approximately III
yrs. old. 1t is situated on a lot 60xI10 IT.
which is most conveniently located in re-
gard TO schools, shopping and transp The
price is S1T,500, with reasonable terms
Call Carroll Bickel, COLONIAL REALTY
CO. 2939 Wilson blvd, CHI. 5564, OK
10 ACRES in Mclean. Va: we'll elevated
throush the lower portion. II you are
looking for, beautiful homesite. this is
It! And the price is only $4,000. Plat
AVAILABLE ct my once Call M. Lofiin
Blvd. cH. 1854. OK. 0575. WV "ON
Evening star., 1945-09-05
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT BUILDING, sit
uated on wide avenue in heart Of central
Government buildings; 25 units; fine con-
d59n dhona M RriGs Wo,bsre bslooqoo For
NvEsToRs, ATTENTIoNMDo IH2 On ID You You have hay.
ABOUT $1,000 TO invest in sound and
Invested; small downtown apt. house.
Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. broker, RE.
EXCELLENT INyEsTMENT-2nd st. Sc,
homes % eaeh building eontains saHlnmy P1aee svo<
semae Src ss2Yf o hesF spd sood Gsfr com in
dition. Priced at the zisht figure IN;
s0nf pm s1ls LEo No sERssE1H e ssh SIds Can ~
st: NV ME, $500. Your neighbor
sfAn FLAG .ab ss Ps.k I'd and fse5ss
ment Price ss.450 Pe For DfSPsf further 0ase- de-
sFs s Ss M Ths fkasRRs VA Rsas02 Rsas
sis ,ooo-2- apartment row brick house, in
alcoye. kitchen, dinette and modern tie
G eTms Fof fesP Hsn
sIiSIT RIRGELL a.fscnsd GE a3sz 5rsk Or Di, 3ioq;
nsl a Iot: eonysnlsnt to Everything hins s2p and
Wsshing.on Sanitarium. Takoma Park.
Nd Mo, AM Annual @ income, s4,116; expenses
annual rent. SILVER SPRING REALTY
SMALL BRICKS commercial zone, cor
ner: Sc, 70 settle estate; rent, 81 $50.
Price, Sl2,750. GEORGE D. MILLER,
Realtor DL 1855; ewes, Wo, 0112.
1900 ST. N.W.-Corner house, COM
pletely furnished; good condition; now
operated as rooming house: owner retir-
ing and will sell complete: priced right:
lnVestie ate HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, bro
ker. RE. 1885.
3-YR.-OLD APT. of 80 units and tanttors
quarters. built entirely of prewar material.
This bldg is ultramodern and is located
N nnest Va area 10 min. to downtown.
Don't miss this opportunity TO buy this
bldg. at prewar price. For appointments
70 inspect, call Harry Cohen. GE. 02SS
Ma 2345
FOR SALE-3-s story brick. 2 apts.. plur
rms oil hot-water heat. refrigerators
iqli basement gear garage; excellent con-
dition; S25 600; approximately 4Iz times
annual rental price includes all furnish
lngs Call OWNER, MI 6565, Ext 3O7,
after 6 pm. weekdays any time Saturday
and Sunday.
Evening star., 1945-09-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, Mass ave. s.e.--6-rm. brick
fIl da bssemsnt s large yaEd hws % So
tween and 10 pm.
MOVE RIGHT Mn Woodbridge, 6 rms.
3 bedrooms, a mi, garage; now ready for
occupancy: $11 800, terms.
only FeHm sfgbo tss@s 90yS HAYNoR sYsRt IN
Co, 2314 Rhode island ave. ne. NO. 4338.
NORTHEAST HOMES-Buy now, save rent
Vacant. nr. Trim. ave-, 8 r., b. porches'
Near East Cap. and Holy Name, 8 r
Near Tech H; s. 8 r, b.; porches. 300
Near d. c. line, bungalow, r. and b.
See s2l 18th st, ne. r. ~ baths
MR fPs BE- odsi 81 or nef p ss8
COLORED. NEAR 2lst and F streets NV.
Z desasd rno ase sGSd MoRR SSo4 f
Esf5GG 92a RoihA RAioRAMA e and coumbs
rds, n.w,.-vacant; 12 spacious, rooms. q;
baths h s4EpsENs sEssep5 br eGndition Asi
CoLoRED-soa ELoRENCE ST. NE.
rooms and bath. 8 beautiful bedrooms. h.
fore you move in S495 down, balance lik
e Sali n'v IS S SH EREsPaAN s5sa RIM s07 l4a7 Ey
CoLoREDwaoo BLK. M ST. Nw-Brick
2,-story. and basement; newly converted
y 81
ss ably pfeed ae do0es ca s R. a HoRNER isis REAITl
co, MI; s949: ewes, DU. 6o5e,
81 900 if sold this week; s rms, baths
| h.-w h., detached frame, lst commercia
zone: Victory garden, garage, extra l9t
JOHN W. ROUSE, 1910 M st. NV. DI
COLORED-NEAR Ist AND M SITS. NV
rooms. bath. h.,w.h., electric full base
Balance monthly psSments. Phone GE
coLoRED-1st TIME OFFERED. 500 blk
Souse nos used ede as tamiS sfn Units of
rms, kitchen and bath. h.-E; oil heat
coLoREp3,I. HAVE Two q TIE best buy
rooms and bath. the other is a 2-famil:
house OIL h;aw;h. Can be seen by app, PIP,
CoLokEDns5SG cod ME $3.50 ELK sA oeS9 Of 18th st NV
rms. and 2 baths, porches, fun base
ss4s ssGSg 5ff& fs RRAEY NJ ca6s
coIokED-1.t coz TIME OFFERED. 1900 blk
st.; n;se.; modern 8-rm; and bath
Colonial porch; owner occupied. Seen b
| P st. nv. MI. Ss4h.
C0LoRED-BEAUTFUL s-room and 2
oil heat: garage; many features incorpo
rated by owner who is leaving the neigh
sSs 0fa:d nssr III Ss Rf Es
ooIoREDNss eSG 81 faD nGs M MASS S AVE. N.w.-1.
commercial, Groom brick, semidetache ed
h -w.h,; housekeeping apartments; hom
and investment: priced right For detail.
j. B. MA1LoS, Investment Bldg, Ex
:
zoned lst commercial; basement suitabl
! for barber shop or beauty parlor; LIST fiooi
3 rooms and bath; 2nd floor. rooms an
an GsdRs fefRRse eaRRY shasf cfs Gre REan
! co, 3403 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. 1900 t
COLORED-s6Io ROCK CREEK Church re
Just reduced to $4,000. must be sol
at once; fine Groom, bath house Fo
appointment call Harry Cohen. GE 02St
SHANNON sSS LUcHs. 1905 st. NV
coLoRED-UNIr BLOCK St NV
hsTse ta Sroom row brick SH1TsteI sesN
coLokE6[N. col oia O. CAPfTdI M 5I0s sr.-s rooms
baths; furnished; ideal for rooming house
Dref k. stos eeas o5H
down. A. R. sEIYE, 400 L st. NV
SoLoRED-2oth ST near Renntns I'd
floors front porch, Price $3.50; S75
soldRspss soG 4 ns Na aris S56s eyst MI ss5
/ tul brick home, arranged for . families
tGSljE rBsoo Mstss sidck %o :, Harvard
n.w-2-stoIy brick. home. 8 rooms. tile
prioe; S;150: small doSn payment, tn
PARk Pa ROAD HOUSING CO.. DE. 17lt
Evening star., 1945-09-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BRiGHTWOOD or vicinity, cash buyers for
hoSse hos or bur 6ungslow, DAVID E BARRY, NE
10 70 10 fsa RMs1Lis. i.. possession within 90
GARvEx eays " 6:tre. ash D 4s6s or Nd and sun
VII Will Gofa Fay Al ALL CASH RSh1s for e'5sis Or room
VIZ VIZ can can T SILL YouR 70 nsDH HOUSE and get you
top cash price in P, e. No, or va: free
"a 5esS. A j a. B. TIfFEY { soR' SoS sft e
HOMES HOMES wanted "a In D. C and Maryland
by clients with all cash. SENATE REAL
We Vi GH HAVE a BUYERS YThn for all types of home.
US for dependable service ENTERPRISE
REALTY CO; 1924 Eye st. NV, Ex. 1900
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda, Sill
ysr Spring or Hyattsviile area; prompt
setion sa.Mn Can Nj ", s,s Blssswood Ga qN 1922
URGENTLY NEEDED from owner-occu.
pant, 6;rm. brick. Petworth or Bright
HAVE PARTY willing to pay GOOD price
Tor real home In good condition; , bed
5s fooST ST larger not 100 fsE s4s list VIII
$500: ewes, MIS-. Bradley, NE 5i62. Az"
GO NO FARTHER-We pay ali cash 70,
ss srs st DF0Ps1'y nT RA GL0Ra io4a REALTY CO.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. W. can gel
. "su cash. It won't take us long. PROMPT
CASH sUYERs for D. c. and Nd. property
81 REAITy y eo e'oF: assi y0n Rhod, SO,
WE ssshf PAY sFe All nf GasH as 7zSs for n. and Sc
property Quick settlements GUM 4
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy youl
as%s ssos:y or Fl to ssss ssn'' # IL
/ AM LOOKING for a 3-bedroom. e-batt
home. located in the Northwest section OF
preferred; wnl pay all cash. Call ia
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value live today ,o Our opinion entails no obi
1857. pI lois! 0ie Z St. NV.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Small house Of
BUNGALOW, nearby. Md, on good transp
MxRT1N ART dgxR uN saSS aS5 co servisfman siss MR.
l HAVE BUYER for or 8 bedroom house
in Northwest washington or nearby Md
who will pay all cash up to $4,000. Cal
BRIGHTwooD OR PETwoRTH-wanted
Groom house for good cash buyer Must
be in good condition. with auto heat. Call
Mr. GRILLO. HO. 1868.
rooms, fiTeplace and % hail bath ni'n on fsa firs
fioor, full bath on second, air-conditione6
heat. screened side or rear porch. garage
| shade trees, quiet street, near American
We SVssilE Want or or beer beSrm non home within "
mile Of center Of Silver Spring. Lincoln
CoLoRED - WANTED, good homes TO,
good people; houses, apartment, especiall,
| Urgent, 1914 room houses, NV. M
P. LUCAS, 1905 N st. NV. RE 299S. 10'