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Evening star., 1945-08-03
QuodrupIe Amputee's Birthday
Leads Hospital to Lift Party Ban

presented gifts from newspapers in
Chicago, Detroit and Louisville,
which have been carrying on cam
paigns for him.
Still unable to sit up in wheel
chair, Sergt. Hensel is pinning his
hopes on the possibility that he may
be able to get a litter with an ad-
Unstable back. With that he would
be able to get around the hospital
and even take in an occasional
movie ait the post theater.
An endless stream of letters and
gifts keeps pouring in. Somebody
out In California-he doesn't know
who-wrote to a newspaper sug-
gesting. birthday card shower fol
him. Already he has received al
least 200 cards from that State
alone.
The mail situation finally has the
best of the Hensels. Every day he
dictates answers to his wife ano
she SITS up late at night writing
them. But three drawers and 6
box full of letters still are un-
answered.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
WAC Opens Drive
For 10000 Recruits

The Women's Army Corps Is
launching campaign to recruit
10000 additional WACS in the next
six months to supply trained work.
ers to assist In the redeployment OF
Army troops to the Southwest Pa
cific.
In announcing the program late
yesterday the War Department said
the recruitment is pointed at OBJ
tanning women with clerical skills
or technical aptitudes.
The WAC Is faced with its own
individual problem of discharges
under the point system, and re-
cruits also will be needed to provide
WAC replacements. Some 5000
WACS with discharge scores of A
points or more, are eligible for re-
lease as soon as they tcan be re-
placed. In common with Army men
the services OF WACS are to be
recomputed early next year and
additional credits given for service
since May IL.
In addition to discharges under
Cne pOlnt system, approximately
1,100 WACS have been released
under provision that married WACSa
are entitled to discharge on their
own request il their husbands in
the Army have been returned to
civilian life.
Skilled clerks, typists and stenog-
raphers recruited in the campaign
will be assigned to Army jobs on
completion Of their basic training
at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. Un-
trained women will attend a clerks
school at the training center fol-
lowing their basic course. Camera
technicians, weather observers, air
plane propeller specialists, radio
,operators, pharmacists and drafts
men also are needed.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
2 New Members Named
To Police Awards Boord

Two appointments as members
of the Committee on Awards for
Meritorious Service in the Police
and Fire Departments were an
nounced today by the District Com
miSsioners.
The appointees are Benjamin M.
McKelway, associate editor Of The
Star and president of the Board of
Trade, who replaces the late DR..
Edwin r. Gookin, and 1t. Col. John
Saul of the Shoreham Hotel, who
succeeds the late DR.. Luther w.
Reichelderfer,
Evening star., 1945-08-03
yy the Associated Press.

% lnt ESSOCiAtSu rIees.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Aug. s.
Routine at the Army's Percy Jones
Hospital mere was altered somewhat
today to permit M/Seret. Fredric
Hensel, the only battle casualty OF
this war who has lost parts OF both
arms and legs, 10 celebrate his 9th
birthday anniversary.
On doctors orders he usually is
undisturbed from / to S pm, but
rules were waived in favor of a small
party. A fancy cake with ~ can
dies was furnished by Detroit jew
ish War Veterans Auxiliary. With
the cake came a check for 1924 and
10 cartons of cigarettes.
A big-time dance band appearing
at the hospital today was on hand
to play Happy Birthday"
The celebration, however, was
nothing compared to what is planned
for him August II. when Sergt. Hen
sci and his pretty wife, Jewell, will
celebrate their third wedding anni-
versary. At that time he will be
Evening star., 1945-08-03
ChennauIt Honored
By Throngs in China
Al Farewell Meetinq
BY the Associated Press.


CHUNGKING, Aug. 3.-Maj. Gen
Claire L. Chennault, retiring COM
mander of the United States 14th
Air Force, said at a press conference
yesterday he hopes to return to
China after his impending trip to
the United States, although he has
no definite plans to do so.
Last night Gen. Chennault was
given the most enthusiastic demon
stration of good will ever accorded
a foreigner by the Chinese people at
a farewell mass meeting sponsored by
169 Chinese organizations in the
Chungking area.
Gen. Chennault was placed under
the umbrella of honor before
cheering thousands thronging the
streets to see the famed general, who
has become a legendary figure in
China. Extra police modified for
the occasion were unable to cope
with the crowds as hundreds fought
their way into the New Life Center,
where the meeting was held.
DR.. Chang Polling, famous edu-
Gator and one of a group of speak
ers. asserted the United States un-
doubtedly was China's best friend
among the nations of the world. Ku
Cheng- -kang, Minister of Social At
fairs and of Agriculture and For
estry, said Gen. Chennault was a
gallant warrior and the first for
eio,,er IN receive China'S highest
decoration, the Order of the Blue
Sky and White Sun.
Gen Chennault, he added, had
shared China's life and death strug-
gle through eight bitter years of war.
You rendered us material help IN
our darkest days when others gave
us only sympathy and spiritual en-
couragement. Your sympathy and
your spirit will abide forever with
our 100000, 900 people. Every time
we see plane we snail be reminded
Evening star., 1945-08-03
WlB Summons Ward
Officials in Seven Cities

Officials of Montgomery Ward g.
Co. were summoned before the War
Labor Board today tc answer charges
that the firm failed to comply with
board orders in several cities.
Company properties in another
seven cities were taken over by the
Army last December % in disputes
arising from board directives. The
Army still operates the properties in
Chicago. Detroit, Denver, st. Paul,
Portland, Greg: San Rafael Calf. :,
and Jamaica, N. Y.
The new cases involve 1900 work
ers in Pueblo, Colo; Baltimore; Kan
sas City. Kans.. and Kansas City,
Kans.: Trenton: Washington, Pa,
and Barre, VT.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Booklet Gives British
Details of Pacific War

The story Of Americas fight
against Japan in the Pacific is be-
ing told the British people through
an elaborately illustrated 60-page
booklet issued by the Ministry of
Information in London.
Eighty photographs, accompanied
by an explanatory text, detail the
story of Americas war in the Pa
cific from the time of Pearl Harbor
on through the occupation of the
Solomons and Aleutians and the re-
conquest of the Philippines.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Irish Poper Says Sto|in
Dominates Big Three
Ry the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, Aug. 3.-The newspaper
Irish Independent said today that
Stains voice dominated" the Big
Three Conference, and added :
Nothing in its decisions is con-
ceSsion from Russia. Much that is
in it is concession from her Allies.
The newspaper further asserted
that nobody who has lived through
two world wars brought about by
German arrogance will regret the
drastic measures being taken, but
the extent to which Russian policy
is permitted to color the remakins
OF Europe may well cause concern.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Parrots High Priced

LONDON (P.-Increasing de-
mand for good quality parrots
among the services is forcing up
the price of the birds to fantastic
figures. The birds are scarce, their
import having been banned for
years, owing TO the risk OF psitta-
COSTS.
Evening star., 1945-08-03
Infant Daughter Gets Estate
OF Demarest Lloyd f.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BOSTON, Aug. 3.-A 16-month-
old baby girl, daughter OF a Navy
pilot killed in action June II, 1914.
has been awarded her fathers $751;
SAT estate.
Suffolk Probate Judge Frederick
j. Dillon awarded the money to
Tangley Campbell Lloyd. baby
daughter of 1t. q. g. Demarest
Lloyd, jr. of Dartmouth.
The sum would have been 1t.
Lloyd's share OF the family fortune
had he lived until his 25th birthday
which had been designated in his
fathers will as the day on which
he would come into the first por-
tion of his inheritance.
Petition for distribution OF 1t.
Lloyd's estate was filed by his widow
and was contested by Mrs. Kath-
arine Nordell Lloyd of Washington
widow of the senior Lloyd.
Mrs. Katharine Nordell Lloyd
lives in Washington at 1925 r street
NV. Demarest Lloyd, ST., who died
IN 1887, was widely known here.
having been correspondent in Wash
ington and abroad for the Christ
ian Science Monitor. 1t. Lloyd was
a pursuit pilot based on an air
craft carrier in the Pacific when
he was killed.
Evening star., 1945-08-03

Demobilized men and women now
have first call on clothing supplies
In Britain.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer, homes md BUILDING sites. Write
MODERN furnished house, on bay; prefer refer
ably with boathouSe and boat. DU. 6:}31
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md
Furnished cottages for rent by the week
restricted bay colony, fine beach; fishing.
Wa shington phone ewes. AT. o65l.
CHOICE BLDG. SITES-See Cedarhurst. on
Ches. Bay 81 miles D. C.. near Shady Side;
eEa' ern cottages otst for sale i" WALTER Va NJ BAU-
MAN, No: Thomas Circle, Ma. 6229,
miles vide best fishing boating, bathing
private wharf: lot about 1l3 feet on water
bath: boathouse and bathhouse;; Full de- de-
scriptlon mailed to interested party
WILLIAM i. FRENCH 2olo Wisconsin
CHESAPEAKE BAY, - miles from D, G.,
where the bay is 4 miles wide. beautiful
wooded waterfront lots, 5oX1 90 salt
water bathing, very safe for children
tricity and telephone; price, $500 up; only
1Oro down, low monthly payments. Call
Mr.. Ackerman. Sunday and evenings Or
5150' daily; Ma "a 2o4o l.; E. BREUN1N-
BEAUTIFUL VIEW and lawn sloping te
Coan River near Potomac River and
Chesapeake Bay; unexcel: harbor: huntine
pier SAND bathing beach: shady lawn;
orchard; 150-year-old Cape Cod semi
BUNGALOW; in good condition: rooms, :
halls, 2 porches. flreplaces; cottage in
lonial meat house: poultry houses; vel
fenced: 7Sa4 acres very fertile land: state
road to lawn; "a mile of water front; loi
BRooKs. fdso Ss sH Resitor. Phone s9-F-s. Box $50
Tappahannock, Va.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Match.

In the terms long lived and short
lived. the Lived derives from life"
and not from the verb ito live
Therefore, Lived should rhyme with
"dived,' hived.'
Long Lived means having long
life" as, the elephant is long-hved,
On the other hand the mouse is
short lived. The cat is spoken of
as a nine-lived animal because of
the creatures Astonishing faculty for
self preservation and its unusual
recuperative power.
The plant marijuana also spelled:
marihuana) is not Mary Wanna. -
Marljuana is an American Spanish
word of uncertain origin. 1t is pro-
nounced according to Spanish val
ues. Say: MAH-ree HWAH nah.
No place name is of greater i'm
portance in the American scheme
of things than Honolulu. Despite
the fact that we have listened to
countless broadcasts from the chief
city and capital of the territory of
Hawaii (hah-WY-ee>. most Of us
still cling to the out date pronun-
citation "HAH-nuh-LOOluh.'
The English spelling of Hawaiian
is strictly phonetic. There are but
thirteen letters in the alphabet: the
vowels a, e, i. o. u. and the conso-
nants h, k, |, m. n. p, W, and the
'u'ina. represented by an inverted
comma CD and which. in sound. is
Evening star., 1945-09-10
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

DUMP AND STAKE TRUCKS with drivers
available Immediately. Cali Temple 1325
Evening star., 1945-09-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR .AlE tcon,.,

LA SALE 1940 4-door sedan; has heater
an exceptionally clean car; oPA ceiling,
s. I1a ss :: eApT0m 1o cARaAS eosed srdev CO. 1922
LIScoLN zfragR f' 80 Gssp df, seaany sedsn: and
h; $3.50; within oPA ceiling. 403b-B
fAckARD ie45 41kFS Clipper Ks sedan dan efhR fhis
was sold new to diplomat here in April,
l945 for s2,4eo: rarty leaving the coun-
ttsf at CIRCLE MoToRs 9th and Pc Penns. ma rS ave
NV. Car below OPA ceiling.
PLYMOUTH 1871 4-dr. sedan: radio and
heater, all new tires; within oPA ceiling,
war tires; 81 $50, within OPA ceiling: one
third down. bal, notes or cash. 637 N st
s1pEkaksR NJ k14 JAc6soN Sedso No S7s3 1s3o
SfHSss 8 '6ss IA T4's 6sI4. iIi''' Urn e4''' '''
h and "4 deGr sedP ga eenT pe
SlO79. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO. 1920
2@nd s.. MA, $500. Closed SUNDAY ,
in oPA ceiling; private owner: runs good.
Can be seen at fIH Maine ave l0'
TAXICABs AND PUC, reasonably priced.
PRIVATE PARTY-Plymouth 80 de luxe
@-door; heater; first sold April, 1910; 40
600 miles, perfect condition. prewar tires
S5ls, consider trade; within oPA ceiling.
Como T0 SEA. selling 1a36-37 Packard
lt9O business coupe, $500 under OPA cell
ing. FIR 500 after 4 80 H.
COMPARE THESE CARS rne selection
of late models. VIII sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
42 Studebaker Champion 2-dr. sed' h.
Sl,II0.
Al Lincoln Zephyr custom sedan. r and
h., 81 .656.
Al studebaker Commander sedan. r. and
Al studebaker Champion oyerdriye 2
tone sed. r. and h, S1.l@s
Al Buick Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan, heater,
81 $50.
Al Buick special 4-dr sedan. r. and h,
40 Packard 4-dr sed. cyl, r. and h,
40 Packard super sedan r. and h. SI,312.
80 De Soto de luxe 4-dr. sedan, r. and h.,
SSSS
MANY others to choose from. HYhTTS-
VILE BUICK co WA ALI
Evening star., 1945-09-10
MONEY 10 LOAN.


HAVE TO INVEST $500 to $4,000 in
business, industry. or institution, or 10
MONEY On sLCUND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearny Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N ave. NV National 1893
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult Us before Dor
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co. Sl7 9th st. NV D1 $50.
x st. NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
MONEY on lst or 2nd trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
or D. c property. THE AMERICAN CO.
SO7 9Th Ma. 5000,
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
2nd trust loans. Call DRURY REALTY
CORPORATION, RE. 1913.
lst TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; term or monthly payments. P j
WALSHE, ING; Ill5 Eye St " MA. 64fs
tereSt. Diamonds, jewelry, watches. gold
and Silverware, cameras, typewrlterS, guns,
etc, accepted as SECURITY No advance ar
rangements necessary ROSSLYN LOAN
co. RnsSlyn, Va Chestnut 2s00.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GOOD BUY for SI6,5bO lge store.
leased 10 Safeway TO Sept, 1946 at Sl233
MAURiCE NJ. sALoMoN CO, exclusive
brokers', DI. III! after > pm. co. .S44.
baths, completely furnished: brings in
III MI white, AR. 500. SHANNON &
SILVER SPRING. south side of Blair MIL
I'd, opposite Baltimore 4 OHIO station
eommeTcci6a, c6 :, or industrinI dy,6 ste de 5 H. H.
S2&5 per @ 50 #. WIN. F CARLIN, Sll5
fS0TsrRlAL S6Iss1 sI4 SH GkoGSb with railroad sid
lnc in the most convenient part Of ne:
4oo pSfSad S9qsIe ycTy low RoBERf T2PS M0RAN
HoTEL. located on water in Anne Arundel
Co, Nd open all year round now opeT5 5d
ownership. dining anC banquet room. dance
floor. large kitchen. retreShment pavilion
and comfortable lounge, gas station on
beach ideal location for boat or yacht
club Deal directly with the attorgey for
COMMERCIAL LAND-All or part of 400
900 50. feet facing > real traffic arterle;
and minor street in Rosslyn. Va tthe heart
q WaShlne5@n I " NJ seetenn eIds hERMAN IN =
CORNER goth and K sts. n.w-2-stors
:
ranged For information call MA. 196f
Or Ma, a772, Harry Dreisen or THE MUIR
oNCF II A LIFETIME an opportunity tc
buy sn old established grocery business
with no competition, The owner is retiripf
and offers this ! u acres improved with tht
2-story asbestos frame store with llvlne
rooms on end f and large storsee rooms
This store is equipped with everythlnf
necessary for a grocery and meat business
Including 4 1871 delivery truck. Also a
hesutiful 1-room and bath '2-story asbeSst-
los frame house; full basement; INV h -
oil summer and winter hook-up: double
Farase beautiful Shrubbery and lawn. =
nj from D c Price. Sl5,15u and IN
yentory of grocery stock. Terms. To in
spect cJll ALVIN EPLING, WA. 1854 day
and eVErInc.
SMALL HOTEL LOCATIoN--13th and N
SIS W adjoining buildings now
operatne as roominR houses. owner
quotes present income over $500 month:
Completely furnished. Could be remodeled
for horel HARRY I FRIEDMAN, Broker,
RE - sc.
MODERN ESTABLISHED GARAGE -
Owner retiring. offered as entirety PTop-
erty. gong profitable business and all
equipment Responsible parties i'm po-
sltion 10 handle a s10o ,0on deal should
investigate this now HARRY !. FRIED
MAN. Broke RE LI66.
Evening star., 1945-09-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A GOOD BUY for sl6,500-Lge store.
leased to safeTay to sept 1916 q at sI32
PeT Pens 900 Cash Phone
MAURICE M sALoMoN co, brokers. ex-
elusive, ,agents., DI. PIP: after 8 p.m
sIo2 MARLBORO Pine. acres front;
5nyeStment pe:yn n for M man With ysion . $4,000
APT. BLDG, corner lIth and c sts. Sc
bsh 4enss and uRs OF DRTRY REHT ksh
f4HH 4LprRs fssiu,TSE ATTESrf6N fo E East Rverase
cor, Edmonston I'd. and Calvert; l7l4
sour of asfsf1F 1R6o 1R5 co ha ME-
DOWNTOWN APT. HOUSE. 1909 location,
about $4,000 cash required excellent
return. Investigate this safe and sound
iRyessmeRs RroteT M n0Ti ISe HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
HAVE CHOICE and modern office bldgs.,
business property d% g, and d., apartment part houses,
information call Harry Cohen. GE. O2S6.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H st. NV.
DowNTowN APARTMENT BUILDING, sit
uated on wide avenue in heart of central
Northwest, within walking distance of all
on Price s65 uP1s For ne
aUcHs Co lao5 St mo goss Ma o@as, as4S
occupied and operated as rooming house
present income $500 month and owners
apt; GOOD legation; pfiqse right. HARRY
1o8-FooT FRONTAGE. mr.. George Wash,
ington Univ. and War and Navy Dept.
10000 100 'f NosR ai ss Pa
4-FAMILY FLAT. with separate hot-wste,
hesting plants; tenants pay for ali @ Ttili:
ave. NV, Republic 2112
Evening star., 1945-09-10
What do Won hid

@. 5-Your opponent opens with
one heart and YOU hold:
4 A K J842 H7 NAKO LKOJ
Evening star., 1945-09-10
LOIS FOR SALE.

FIRST COMMERCIAL GROUND-25nx
IS5 Naylqr I'd, S., on D G. side adj m, Ma
/ FRIEDMAN, Broker RE. ll66.
LOT ~. Fl on jefferson DAVIS a hiehwa2 hs1Tass
priced very low 10 settle estate. CHAs S.
MUIR, HO3 Southern Bldg. MA 1898.
BEAUTIFUL, individual building lots in
priced. j NOBLE BoAz, ReaItooTs 7:4o
SELECT THE SITE for your poslwat nome
carefully restricted subdivision; Buy lot
now for that home YOU are planning In
Westmoreland Hills the picturesque. wind
oongenial nelghbors provide an ideal
Homessites s. from s"I5o csi MR. RoH-
consin AGA evenings and Sundays.
'2-ACRE LOTS, S500-New, DEVELOPMENT
KAY cosy REnhTy Fd co.. Md RA only o SO or doRH RH
COMMERCIAL LAND, all or part of 400
GOO So f. tiTsn taens fs 1Tae Va sFers ,Ss
heart Of Washinstons v sectionl. HER
MAN SCHMIDT. 23b woodward Bios
SIL. sPR.. Four Corners-Ami: $1,000
ca. Bel. lst and 2nC aye, Sl,450 each
2 Ar Ga, ave. 81 200 each. H. F.
FOR ~semidetsched and group
lots in Sc, white If you want TO start
Seta5aS 'c Can { or 3sa4 ISL 0RR% RD# cALb
HILLCREsr AREA. sl.4oo-si,e for de-
tached home; water. sewer included.
square from bus. Buy for your postwar
home now Best lots Will soon be p4r-
chased. ADELBERT W, LEE, 3?ll Pa.
IF YOT EXPECT TO BUILD. contact me.
as I have several good residential building
lots: close in Arlineton County. Price,
Sl,Io0 up. Phone Glebe H3'3' H A
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT close to shop
ping center, l block 10 bus, highest point
Silver Spring, priced 10 sell Call MT. IoT
LOWERY & MELTON, sH, 2l4I, s4l5
ADtJoJSING LOTS, 3o-ft tront7so each.
on Oneida pl. ne out New Hampshire
ave. Bargain for immediate sale. RA
cHoIcE building lots with sll utilities in
schools shopping: select RESIDENTIAL neigh
borhoods be NJ, Q 4 MyRDocK' 13 Realtor Ken.
line. coiored. on the Pa. RR. in Bowie
district, build your own home, pay as low
Hobart " s a9Sn Terry sRa sq o4 BoE PsF 4EH Pson sa
A BEAUTIFUL SPOT facing Rock creek
Park, over. acres, with frame, dwelling.
DAVIS CO, Ma. o353.
SALE, COR. PLOT l5oxl5o to one 15toot
and and Wis I've J Leo KoLB NC l3.;S
Wis ave, MI. 200. 1910 Wis. ave. WO
"l00
and E. Capitol st, $500. GUY Timer
cohoF2D@a!AcRE dIa REL st Nv WoopEp SOB TRACTS:
Is miles from District line IN Md ,~I5"
acre RE. !9aS To-
Evening star., 1945-09-10
Natures S Children
BY LILLIAN
LESSER PANDA.
(AiluridQe tdmilU.)

Pandas are from Nepal, where
they are quite contented at eleva-
tons of from 1000 to 10000 feet
in almost lmpenetrable bamboo
thickets. Their name, niyalpa-
ponga, means bamboo-eater.>
Clothed mostly in bright rusty
red fur, the panda is easily seen.
The startling white of the face and
lower lips, the vertical red stripe
running from each eye to the angle
Of the mouth, and the f1eecy white
lining of the large upright red
backed ears leave no doubt in the
mind Of the beholder what animal
he is gazing upon.
The length OF the animal is 2
feet, half being the round rlnged
tail, which has a black tip and pale
red rings. The sturdy feet are
equipped with sharp, curved claws
used for climbing. The hair soles
prevent the panda from slipping
and his wobbly footsteps are almost
soundless.
PandaS are easily captured, and
they make lovable pets.
In their homeland, their food is
mostly tender bamboo, aCorns and
various fruits. They are also fond
of bananas, peanuts, prunes, raisins.
and especially grapes.
When resting, all pandas curl up
sideways, burying their heads deep
IN the thick fur of their tails, Or
they may sleep quite soundly sitting
on their launches, with their heads
tucked between their forepaws, rae
coon fashion.
In the spring twins are born. In
the Himalayas. the nursery may be
a hollow tree or snug cavity
among the rocks. For a long time
the babies are helpless. They re-
main with their mother until the
nursery must be vacated for the
new twins. but they always remain
close to headquarters
Evening star., 1945-09-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CHOICE BUILDING SITE, 90 acres, with
natural spring, fronting on Bradley blvd
near Kenwood, Mo. For full informa ton
call MRS. CARTER. WO. 64l5, ewes anc
Sundays; weekdays, DI. 2104.
MT. VERNON, yA.-We have 3 parcels Of
ground for sale. 53ia acres on river front
TO hghway. 23ia acres between high
ways. 1873 acres, long frontage on road
way. Brokers cooperation invited
HARRY DREISEN. 1920 New York ave
MA. 7172, MA. 1866.
ON OLD ST. MICHAEL'S Church I'd ir
Poplar Heights, Howard County, Nd. beau.
tiful acreage tracts of rolling land. partly
wooded, on paved road electricity tele-
phone available; only 5000 per acre: bus
schools. churches shopping nearby: terms
SH. s794, IL
Evening star., 1945-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

IT is TRUE that there is great demand
for business property, Woulq1 yQq apDrec1- Iy
a,e z eo9d tenant ,C,asat. Caa HARRY /
EXCETLENT Ist-commerciaI location on
18Th ST. between H anG Eye sts. NV. owner
has requested us TO Obtain responsible
tenant 10 OCCUPY a contemplated building
nm 4 lonC-term lease. Aft frontage with
hrea Of 00N IT, TO a large alley Owner
will erect I'D to I or ; story bulGlng
ranged in the rear, THIS IS an aomlrab!H
location for a permanent business or
institution. Display space could be Al
ranged on the let floor This section Of
the NV area IS rapidly increasing IN
popularity and this particular location i
% elad To go into complete detail with
ary responsible rg2njzauon. The owner
oIshes 10 act quickly and tentative plans
can be drawn for your consideration. See
Mt Parsons WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash
ington Blde- DI $500
CHOICE STORE LOCATION. 1923 to 1929
B!adssnsbure y nn.e| 3i-tt. fTcnt with
or 2 story building for responsible
tenant or lons lease This location IS
RAPIDLY erowirR Next block above Sears
Roebuck between and SITS. Owner
will act Immediately and inquiries solicited
See Mr.. Parsons, WEAVER EROS, INC,
loo SQUARE FEET of space available
near Sth and F st ne. suitable for small
month. JESS FISHER CO, Realtors.
o13 N. Y. ave. NV. RF. $3.50
2AIa PA. AVE. N.W.-Store lSX65. near
G w. and Columbian Hospitals. now be-
Ing remodeled excellent beauty shop loca
he installed now, Inquire at Job. Act
quickly if interested