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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
PAT 0'BRIEN PRAISES
NEGRO GI'5 ON LED0 ROAD

NEW YORK, Jan. Is (ANP)-
The Ledo road is ''the eighth
wonder of the world" This is the
opinion of Pat O'Brien, movie star,
who returned recently from the
China-Burma-India theatre of war,
and paid tribute to the heroic eff
forts Of Negro Army engineers. AS
head Of USO Camp Shows unit,
he appeared in "a shows over a 49,
900 mile trip.
"The road is blasted out of solid
rock for long stretches" said Mr..
O'Brien. working and living are
hard but we never heard a gripe
out of the boys. All we ever heard
was thanks and questions about
what it was like back home and
what it would be like when they
get back
Members of the troupe saw two
of the "seven wonders of the
world" within a week, the Tai Ha-
hal and the pyramids, said Mr..
O'Brien, but the greatest admira-
tion of the troupers was for the
work and spirit of the men they
entertained. Most of their audiences
along the road were predominant
ly Negro.
In one performance, the CTS
hold candles and acted as human
footlights," continued Mr.. O'Brien,
while in another, the small organ
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
borrowed from the chaplains' corps
broke down and the performers had
to sing the show.
(RUME5 FUNERAL TO
BE HELD SATURDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred
Crumes, SO, of GIT Dennison ave-
nue., will be held tomorrow at 1
p. m. at Allen AME church with
Rev. L. L. Long officiating. Burial
will be in Greencastle cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Pauline Wright and Mrs.
Emma Ross of Dayton, and Mrs.
Stella Washington of Kentucky !;
two brothers, King and Tobe AL
len; sister, Mrs. Mary Pinkston,
Kentucky, and fifteen grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Nc
Lin funeral chapel, 1130 German
town street.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
BEGIN SPANISH CLASSES
AT LINDEN CENTER

In an effort to meet the popular
demand of the community, Linden
Center is offering two courses in
conversational Spanish beginning
Tuesday, January 9. The schedule
will be as follows: Beginners con-
versational Spanish Tuesday, to
$3.50 pm, and advanced conversa-
tional Spanish, Tuesday $3.50 to
10 pm.
Registration for courses will be-
gin Monday, January 8. For further
information call FU 4791.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
5 Tire Limit for Motorists

Although grade three tires can
be acquired by motorists without
ration certificates, they are still
limited to five tires for each car
and must turn in excess tires if
they expect to get gasoline to run
those cars, E. j. McGinnis, OPA
district mileage ration officer
stated yesterday.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05

PALACE -" Shadows of Suspi-
cion" and Forty Thieves" with
Hopalong Cassidy. Also the "Des-
ert Hawk" and cartoon.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ernest Dean, 81, of 738 Randolph
street, and Mildred K. Utely, "a, of
419 Norwood avenue.
Homer E. Wilson, 38, of 149
Washington street, and Mary Eliza
beth Hensley, 21, of 153 Washing
ton street.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05
CLASSIFIED ADS

ROOMS for couple. Privilege of US
ing whole house. Call HE TOOL.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-01-05

WOULD like to rent a furnished or
unfurnished room. Call HE 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29
on THE AR TONIGHT

On the AIR toNl6hI
VOL, s:30-Ths life story Of Lou 6ehrig
WT0p. S:30-"Ihe Case Of the Bleeding
Blond"
VOL. s:i5-A special t5.minuis Spotlight
Band" show with viateni lops,s Orchestra.
WMAl, 9:30-"Ihe Sheriff." modern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29

Czechs Seize Estates
Of Prince Liechtenstein
BY the Associated Press.
PRAGUE, June 29-The Czech
estates of Prince Franz Josef Liecht-
enstein, head of the family which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29

gave its name to the Liechtenstein
principally on the Swiss border,
have been confiscated under a decree
seizing the lands Of Germans and
Hungarians.
The seizure embraced IA tracts
totaling about 10000 acres, mostly
in the Sudeten region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29

between Freddie coehrane and Rocky 6ralanc
WRt, 10:30-cab Galloway visits.
WRt, i0:45-Sstrstary Of the Treasury Nor
gsnihau reports the results Of the Seventh War
Loan. announces the slogan for the Eighth War
Loan drive and awards 4 prize TO The news
pspefman who submitted it.
Wt, It:30-Volisire1 "CsndIde" dram
atjled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29

Western series with Robert Hass Is Sheriff
Mark Chase.
WMAl. 10:00-Ssnater ConnalIy discusses
the San Frsnei0e Conference and charter.
W10p. t0:00-Rsy boIger takes look a
The show he will take over next week when
Jimmy Dursnie and Garry Moore VACATION for
The summer.
VOL, t0:00-k t0.Found welterweiqhi bout
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
MAS0N5 URGED TO
FIGHT DISCRIMINATION

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 5,
(ANP)-"Our duty is to stop
mans inhumanity to man. 1t is our
sworn duty to strike with the sword
of intelligence against selfishness,
greed, prejudice, racial discrimina-
.tion and all forms of injustices."
So spoke Raymond R. Jackson,
imperial potentate of the AEO
Mobiles at the executive meeting of
the imperial divan of the Ancient
Egyptian Arabic Order Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine of North and
South America.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
ASKS DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN
ACT FOR PERMANENT FEpC

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 (ANP)
Sharply criticizing the failure
of administration spokesman Sen
ator Barkley'' to include the perm
anent Fair Employment Practice
Bill in announcing a reconversion
program, Workers Defense League
chairman, Rev. Aron S. Gilmartin
asked Democratic National Com
mittee chairman Robert ]. Hanne-
gan to say where the stands on the
tissue of immediate passage of the
permanent FEPC bill"
Senator Barkley's omission of
FEPC, Gilmartin declared, will
be interpreted by millions that
President Truman's statements for
fair employment practice will not
be the policy Of your party"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
BApTISTS TO LAUNCH
Nationwide Bible
and EVANGELISM INSTITUTES

CHICAGO, Sept. 5 (ANP)-Na-
tion-wide Bible and evangelism in
stitutes will be launched during the
National Baptist convention in De-
troit this week said the Rev. T.
Theo. Lovelace here.
Rev. Lovelace, who is secretary
of the home mission board of the
National Baptists convention, Inc,
revealed that a special evangelical
commission has been appointed by
DR.. Jemison, president of the Ma
tional Baptist convention, to coop
crate with the home mission board
in it's evangelical work.
Those named to the commission
were Drs. G. w. Robinson, M. c..
Cleveland, E. w. Perry, E. L. Har-
rison, L. A. Pinkston, James HI.
Brown, A. w. Ross and Roy Love.
Evangelical services will be carried
on during the convention at Detroit
by the Revs. B. w. Woody, E. L..
Harrison, D. Z. Jackson, Fred Mac
Donald, Fred Black, G.. G.. Colman,
Julian Smith and N. E. Holsey,
Rev. Lovelace added.
He said this has been a banner
year from every angle for the de-
partment of home missions and
evangelism. The department is in a
better financial condition to pro-
mote the long heralded nationwide
campaign Of evangelism at the close
of this fiscal year.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
JAMAICA PROPOSED AS SITE
OF west INDIAN UNIVERSITY

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Sept. 5
(ANP)-The founding of West
Indian university on this island
was proposed recently by the West
Indies committee of the Commits
sion on Higher Education in the
Colonies.
Details of the proposal was con-
tanned in a committee report which
revealed that the estimated cost of
the new institution will be approx
mately 100000 pounds ($8,15O,-
000), including 100000 pounds
(S2,500,000) for endowment. The
recurrent cost when the university
is in full working order will be
around 139, 500 pounds or S698, $50,
Of which 49 percent of the total re-
current expenditures will be by he
colonial governments.
The school will occupy about $50
or 200 acres, which should be pur-
chased by the Jamaican govern
ment. A 27-man council will form a
governing board. The report recon-
mended that it's curriculum be linn
tied to arts, sciences and medical
students. Those who are seeking
agricultural courses were advised
to attend the Imperial college of
Tropical Agriculture at Trinidad
or go to England.
The new university will at first
be given the status of a university
college, preparing its students for
the degrees of London university.
The school is designed to bring the
culture of higher education to the
West Indies, the report indicated.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
j s Federal Court.
To Rule On Negro
Voting In Georgia

ATLANTA, Sept. 5 (ANP)-
The United States Federal court is
expected to rule on whether Negro
citizens may vote in the state DEM
ocratic primaries when it convenes
here this month.
The case to be decided will in
volve the Rev. P. E. King, a prom
inent young minister of Columbus,
Ca, and will be heard by Judge T..
Hoyt Davis, a young jurist. The
Importance of the franchise suit
will prevent the young minister
from attending the 65th annual
National Baptist Convention of
America, Inc, at Detroit.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
NEGROES GET 30 OF $50
new HOUSING UNITS

RICHMON ND, Va, Sept. 5
(ANP) )-Thirty Of the 250 new
housing units approved for this
area last week by John B. Bland
ford, Jr., National Housing admin
istrator, will be for Negro occu-
pancy.
Twenty of the units may be built
by individuals or for sale at maxi
mum prices of $4,000 and 10 will
be rental units at the maximum
price of S35 per month, said Rob-
ert K. Creighton, MIA regional
representative, Atlanta.
Maximum prices on the units
designated for whites will be 81 500
while rental will not exceed $65 per
month. There will be no occupancy
restrictions for the new homes but
builders were asked to give pref
erence to returning service men
and the families of service men.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
WRIGHT FIELD LOSES
TO CLEVELAND BUCKEYES

Willie Jefferson proved too good
for the Wright Field Kittyhawks
with the result the Cleveland Buck
eyes defeated the soldiers 7 to 0, at
Hudson Field.
Jefferson hurled a three-hit game
and famed II men for the winners.
Friday night the Buckeyes face the
Chattanooga All-Stars at Hudson
Field at $3.50 pm.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
GOSPEL PROGRAM PLANNED

The True Gospel Singers male
quartette will present a program of
gospel songs at the Mt. Calvary Bap-
tist church on Thursday, September
6. Mrs. Patty Fisher, program chair
man, has arranged the details. Mrs.
Anna E. Moore is president of the
Montgomery County Missionary
Union which is sponsoring the pro-
gram.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-09-05
Mother Of 8 Sons In Service
Dies In C&LE Bus Station

Mrs. Susie Childs, 55-year-old
mother of II children of whom eight
are in the armed service succumbed
to heart attack in the Cincinnati
and Lake Erie bus station yester-
day.
Mrs. Childs was more than war
mother. She was a home front
heroine. She was war worker and
a war wife the guiding light where
by a family whose wartime contri-
button to the country attracted at
tention of the public as we'll as the
army.
No only were all her eight sons
in the service of their country but
her four daughters as we'll either
worked Fundamentally in wartime
jobs or did various Red Cross vol
unteer duties.
Mrs. Childs, herself, labored in
the blue print section Of the Air
Technical Service Commands s engi-
neering division. To that essential
occupation she was faithfully going
yesterday when death struck her
down at the bus station.
Her husband, William G. Childs,
was war worker also.
To her dress was pinned unique
pin. On it's face stood eight blue
stars, emblematic of her eight sons
in the service. Early last May that
pin was placed there by Maj. Gen.
Bennett E. Meyers at Wright Field.
They army knew the value of a
woman like Mrs. Childs.
Native of Kentucky, Mrs. Childs
had lived in Dayton four years. Her
home was at 1926 Lakeview avenue.
Her youngest son, Thurman, served
in the navy. His seven eldest broth
ers, Clayton, Kenneth, Charles,
Robert, Thomas, George and Will
liam joined the army and all have
seen overseas duties.
Other survivors are her husband /;
four daughters, Mary Violet, De-
lores, Katherine and Alice E. Childs
two sisters, Helen GARNER and Bes-
sic Anderson; two brothers, Jerome
and Thomas Berry, and five grand
children. The body will be taken to
Kentucky for burial.
Evening star., 1945-05-24
T axe MyWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

From c. H. X, Pittsburgh:
We hear a speaker call 1t ven
Also the dope that makes men friSky,
John Barleycorn, is dubbed as W lSkey '
Then others with a cocky air
WIN say there's trouble "everyW
It's not that I'm perfect guy
But wat | want 10 know is W."
Answer.
Sure. Nery book on English tavches
Thot NE should nivir Sloght our aitchrS
please forgive the Irish brogue-
it was the only way to find rhyme
for "aitCheS."D
From Mrs. c. w. H, Fresno
Since ''photogenic" now means "eX-
cellently suited for being photo
2raphed," as YOU have explained.
can person whose voice records
we'll be said to be 'phonogeniC
Answer-While I have never seen
the word 1t is as legitimate as pho
togeniC' in It's newest meaning. for
photogenc literally means "phos-
phorescent; producing or generating
light" In other words. firef1ies.
glowworms and many marine ami
mails are photogenic. Hence. phono
sound plus -genic, producing or
generating" would be quite proper
coinage, meaning, producing or gem
Grating sound" English is like that.
From q, W McB.. Chevy Chase .
I've been seeing the word "ehi-ehi" "
recently, I've been told there are
Evening star., 1945-05-24
HAINEs' SPECIALS
AuToMonILIs WAhrIp.

AMERiCAN BANTAM, Chevrolet, Packard
o. any oihei desirable car .ureenly needed
70 eel iull geilns price 10 cash lmmedi-
atels, no red tape, lust call ME dhOll, 0T
gEinF Jour car TO LOVING MOTORS
'1oE SS'sEM v""Ss ana a. .nf make. y ",,a a'Gs e
shVo G * o,i"a R'''1 1ARNSSR66g roafIa6f 6fofe' w
, ,WsAhngton's Lsrsest Pontiac Dealer, u
ltli IRVINE Et NV
mutsk, royd, GhsyroIet' ,esehard er snS
ceiling pglee Immediately In cash just
Laying MqfoRh, ipiR N ste NV, "
"utCkAi Chevf6letA F6fds, PBhtiBes oi
Any make pf car that has hat s06d care.
ssIla" s.s" '"' 'akwkRas, 'pisSb Sb''nafli, 4alh
Bultks WAkTED=We. viii nay the limit
SILLiSMA WI %SSSMfAa 1aGFr5s' tasAtAs 'ES eS,is0 cheeks
futVHoLtT automobiles wanted R,lnAi 10
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tMfVH6LETA yANTEB=Wa viii Day the
WiLtiAMH Afro SALES No sIlTs. '
0MHfsttH=HlsheFt prices paid ter Fiym.
WfELH6HE MoT6RR enthusiastically Il
dealers, hOOh deefsia ave sH ab00
s9sPasest's SetBsk ~, VI" ,"SS "SS,f@s,I sss ''S' q
Fakoms rark, u OF dseFsis HHHh
Evening star., 1945-05-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NtAR Mt VERNON Gorgeous site. pt.
rlnstysly, located oyrt 40 acres adipinins
fIs"''2l Ff e'etr sass en- F 3SfTph RYlIfy i1f
oS skit wsffta,, ABOUT oro-n front.
pst4 ~ ptfes. tluiI shade. barn summer
n99ssi qthsf nYIe4ilaines vle% oyer miles
IhN%sl, dInns en- 'nHTs tao heYST g. ynE room
heHt6nihs shd bath, about 40 II 6t purfh
lgihaes i1tenlses ellteiricllf deep .wrll,
End property reached by drive of / !.
FsSIa''dsy 7'iL iL9Bis ; 7tdGo9hfaaAiRgt Il R'Nb
SniiNb,T oSA., "huoe ~ aoo. mr.
el,hed I'm g frame on lgo lols,. taclps
t1i!!,asfa ti!,s ms Ho' '"3. Annapolis. Nd ny
nt,taih NFACH on CbssspesEs nsy-
,mes, ,o a9@s' ss! enc oNa9' '.' WIZ
iAhnt WAttn iHONf LOT, With small
rollesf hflrk hreplaCe and ariesisn well
oGIT" 4af fP~ fmbePs SPs'i Waryiamd ,Tn" 'F"fff
ION EAit HCo6b Island MARYLAND. mr-
nnfrhet g leree iois with i lsfae .Gsk
shade ireet, sel water bathIns ana Ash
me ~ h0u WO ii1u
nrVtnLy hfAth M9dsrn convenient
touhlt shsrs win lady hsheli separate
hedt6on for. tUhF snd Juls. Fl4 ~ =
week Call Al hEhni, except Mondays
toH SAIL Hh6fEham Beach, wear round
Fll=flftlilt home hYfflbdhiha baF hHd=
fAhms ihst0ai liylhH room . sefeened
Pot hes each 80 t66l . complete baths
stsbed price fi9.hhn Tel West Rlysi
eH9sFzHH
'ni hNtAt hEACH, Va F6f rent H-Fn0m
Nofeh ehtaae, on beautiful water fi6hl
fhs6hr reasonable, Hobart iiiU
thtsArtAkt nay COTTAGE, : rooms
sna bath, knaltF pine liVng roam, aahsz
lnelehed breakfast room Has stove, eleg
" seIeened Rnffhehy lhfet corner plot sandy
heHGh terms. ME hhlU
mrn VI 400 7. cash OWEN I'LL iGAii
RFACH COTTAGE WANTED 10 rent tal
snni,l,t' snnnI. p'n 'f Wnlu' su,' able tnl
details IN RnH iHA-L, star 49,
Evening star., 1945-05-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

ON 10Th ST, AT LOCUST RID. NV Il blk
north OF Kalmia Rd) 200 beautiful lots.
:vcrs eorGegs p,H 293ft front Or more
cTHiEvYN w CHAsE, close to Western ave
near PlnehurSt Circle This wooded lot
"IoxIso fee. is well locaL,d ana Is about
quiC' and nice homes have been Dullt IN
4 80, 50 cash. VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO
Nc !, tR7,caiiroor,s. Est. 1881. l3l" st.
FACELLENT GROUND FOR new home de.
gelopment Write MI Walter, r F SAUL
CO. a@5 18th st NV
vide. in ono Of the best locations Ia Ar
lngtor Co. at Sw corner OF llth and
1nglcwood st. Arlington, Va. Nv owner
nrcC, %2.UOu. To reach Drive ouD n
Washington blvd beyond Glebe I'd and
4 m lett at n lnplrwood ST GI 1881
TWo-3soo block Of I'm pl ne Fran
tScan Monastery grounds. 6ONsO each
Nl.i6O lot Call MI Zenty with FRANK
j NOlkMAN, EN-. inin, ewes, DU 1iGB.
tHEvy CHASE VIEW Large lot with all
utilities. $40. MURDOCH. KenSington
ihB
KFNSINGTON. MD Acre lot. paved road
cl'v water small stream rPRSOnRble
block Conn ave. bus. MURDOCH. Ken
ttnpfnn 6hg
Evening star., 1945-05-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-Ws Will
MoEraAdE = INyEsTMENT cSRP.. Ss -Hfa is1a
N. Y. ave. NV National bs33.
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. Sl7 9th st. NV. DI. 6150.
action. reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
or d. C. propert. THE AMERICAN CO..
S07 18th, MA SO32
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; term or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE. INC. lI15 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 80 interest. Prompt
service MOORE d HILL CO. S04 18th
st NV
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money.
see Mr.. Green (strictly CONFIDENTIAL MA
TIONAL FINANCE co, l0l4 K st. NV.
IST. 2ND AND Bird TRUST LOANS On real
estate. Money within As hours METRO
CO 203 Woodward BLDG, MA, o42O
Evening star., 1945-05-24
Not This

Chinese and Mexican definitions. A
columniSt says, 1T is much more
chi-chi to 60 TO Palm Beach. :"
Etymology, please
Answer - Chi-chi, pronounced .
CHEE-chee, in American slang is
equivalent to "Smartly sophisticated; :;
glamorous,' Apparently, its origin
is the French word chiChi, pro-
nounced: shee-SHEE. which La
rouSse lists as meaning: 81 False
hair, ~ a small ruchc; c3, noise.
confusion; a. whcedlinG or coaxing
talk.
released bv the Boil syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-05-24

ARMY SURPLUS trucks. flekups, stakes
qumph, vans, command ears, tractors
!saaiTsmsnl' GfNTHXL Moron G6 Hfi'
tkef, hwy, ArlnsI9n OK 0hh9 daily
tOhb llilih 's-ton panel RH pdpg hs
tween am, and 7 pm. gH'
FEDERAL lpil tractor Al tom Al con
dtiOn excellent rubber
llli0 Federal tractor same as above
Ihtee other Federal tractors Of SAINT
mWdd ststnfespsu pu esI ~ toot ,smr.isr
eNCFllFnt OuOKnO tires
Two Martin is-fn0t hos body Ipmi
trailFIHi 10 UuSp0 tires.
Flneheuf lh-fnot bos-b0dy hemtlailsr
10 nOSlu tires
lhiU Federal a-ton ! so" wheelbase chss
SIS and TAB, A. condition, excellent y OOi
bllH Htudrhahet 81; ton eah-over -shsih,
6hesGls ana cab lone wheHlbast,
iilh Ford 'a.oh, 2 foot dry cleaning
body. Anoa tltts and .seheIal, condition
Michigan hOUui
Evening star., 1945-05-24
HOUSE IRAllERS.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-wheel Schults on display,
also 3-rm. Travelos and Americans, many
used trailerS and luggage trailerS; IL, Is
and "a mos. financing plans. Call rs today
for sppraisals. Repairs and all types of
service work. We have Barnes Interna-
tional and Duo-Therm heaters in stock
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC. open until
Q, 4O30 Wisconsin ave, WO. 1892
NEW kOZY, Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty; many good used traiers,
Including tandemS. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l.,
Berwyn, Nd. Tel Berwyn 45 for appraisal
ALMAS, ~. 3 rooms: Warner electric
brakes, s-ply tires, ruorescent lighting;
also other extras. real home. Must be
seen TO appreciate. Leaving for Calf
MARTHA WASHINGTON TRAILER INN
Route !, 1888 Powhatan st, Alexandria,
Evening star., 1945-05-24
ACREAGE For SALE.

so ACRES, > miles from District line
wooded; $500 acre. Can At ii9l 81 Barn
shaS road sc, Silver Nm, Md Spruce
u3Sl-W
FOXHALL ROAD FRONTAGE tract
Of q acres offers an opportunity Tor small
estate or for suhdlYislCn purpoFes, $4,000
per acre. VIM, II SAUNDERS co. INC
Realtors test. 1850. 1919 X ST, NV
Dl. lOlh.
- MILES TO Washington, good road. all
utilities available, best estate nrighbOThoOd
IN Fairfax County hShine. swmming and
hunting 81 81 per acre THOMAS h co
phone Vienna tVRD l@5
FINE BUILDING SITE on high elevation
with 20 acres, / ; acres cleared, = woodeS
near OAkton, Va, and busllnr on paved
road and in good community, price, S6, 900,
cash above list trust EASTMAN A.
STEELE, Realtors, Falls Church "B"O
Evening star., 1945-05-24
AUroMorlvI MISCELLANEOUS.

RIM TIM affAfrisd ~ WASH = ene;ds,
sIsSSs .SIs @ @ysSbsia! i " ssssy sofs ssr sSsIss,ss
RsSy fRSSp'i'G' q srads ds tR .@s G'1a ls. " .o SS
ipsfab sSIFA Go 'YGosG W.T. h"eYtb a's ID
4fRf hHeAFfiNa, s-heur service, by sp,
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