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Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
Assembly Backs
Cadet Corps

SACRAMENTO, March l6. up
Senior high schools could maintain
cadet corps under a bill passed by
the assembly and sent to the SEN
ate Friday
Chester W. Cannon Republican,
CT Sacramento, said the present law
permi only four-year schools to
have a corps unit.
Gann-n's bill also gives the Ad-
iutant General of the state author
ity to appoint honorably discharged
army and navy officers as in
structors.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
Lawmakers Fiqht
For TideIands

WASHINGTON. MARCH 16, tUP)
Three congressman have intro
duced resolutions to safeguard tide
lands O. the United States from
what they believe to be the de-
signs of Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes.
REPRESENTATIVE Carl HinShaw, re-
publican California, said he be-
lieved Ickes was negotiating with
private companies to lease or rent
tidelands near Long Beach, Cali
fornia
In response to this reputed threat
of removing the tidelands from local
and stale jurisdiction, Representa-
tives Clyde Doyle, democrat, Cali
fornia, John Tolan, democrat, Cali
fornia and r E. Hebert, democrat,
Louisiana introduced resolutions
guaranteeing the lands to the states.
The Long Beach lands are be-
lieyed to contain valuable oil de-
posits. The congressman hope to
prevent Ickes from asserting fed
eral control Of the lands, many of
which contain local harbor develop
ments.
Doyle said probably more reso-
lutions would be introduced Ito
make people aware OF the wide
spread interest in this problem 1t
was believed the resolutions, which
are virtually iden ical, were formu-
lated in draft by Attorney General
Robert Kenny of California.
The attempt to obtain defiuitiVe
congressional statements that the
'ands belonged to the states was
pioneered by Representative Homer
Angel, republican, of oregon, who
introduced the first such resolu-
-icn during the last congress and
has introduced it again.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
TAKES TRADE POST

LOS ANGELES. March is, (UP)-
Paul j. Messer Friday was named
San Francisco manager of the Paci-
fic states butter eggs. cheese and
poultry association after resigning
as war food administration district
representative here. Marvin A.
Sloan, citrus and cattle raiser from
Rialto and Barstow. succeeds Mes
Snr
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
FISH AND GAME COMMISSION
MAY GET PATROL PLANE

SACRAMENTO. March 16, (UPl
A resolution asking the depart
ment OF finance to authorize the
fish and game commission to buy an
airplanr for pasrolins restricted
game and fishing areas was passed
by the senate Friday.
Sen. Oliver J. Carter, Democrat,
of Redding, said the plane would be
used to prevent illegal hunting, and
to distribute feed for migratory
fowl over water refugees.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
l.. A. COUNTY POPULATION
SET AT . 2SS n22

LOS ANGELES. March Is, (UP)-
Los Angeles county population will
total 3,385.022 on April l, an in
crease of 599,379 since 1910, county
regional planning commissioners es-
timated Friday.
They forecast Los Angeles City
would have .1,743340 population on
April l, a 239 9063 jump from 1910
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
DEATH SUMMONS MOTHER
OF Z. c. RESIDENT

Lloyd Strain of FL Centre was
called to Hawthorne this week be-
cause of the illness and death of his
mother, Mrs. j. c. Strain.
She suffered a stroke last Sunday
and failed to rally. Death came early
Friday. Ter husband and her three
sons were with her during her last
illness.
survivors include her husband.
three sons, Lloyd Strain of El
Centre, Alfred Strain of Inglewood,
and Lilbern Strain of Fullerton:
md five grandchildren.
Funeral services are pending.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
DRUNK DRIVERS WOULD LOSE
PERMITS UNDER NEW PLAN

SACRAMENTO, March l6, tUP)
Drivers licenses of motorists con-
victed of drunken driving would be
subject to Suspension or revocation,
under bills on the floor of the
assembly Friday following favorable
action by the transportation COM
mittee.
First offenders would be permitted
to drive with a probationary IL
cense in force for a year. Motorists
convicted for the second time would
lose their licenses for 80 days. liz
censes of third offenders would be
revoked for three years.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-16
Windsor Seeks
New Activity

LONDON. March Is. lUPl-King
George VI was reported Friday to
be pondering a new post for his eld-
est brother and predecessor on the
throne. tt Duke of Windsor.
WindsC. resignation as governor
and commander in chief Of the Ba-
hamas. effective April 80, was an
nounoed by the Colonial office
Thursday night. William L. Muir
ply. Colonial Secretary at Bermuda,
was named to succeed him.
LITTLE STIR IN LONDON
News of the Dukes resignation
caused very little stir in London.
1t was taken as a matter of course
that he quit as he neared the end
of a normal term.
The Times printed the official
announcement, giving it about half
the space given to parliamentary
discussions of the future of civil
aviation Most newspapers gave it
front page space. But they kept to
a minimum the speculation about
his future, and there were only
passing references to the Duchess.
The Duke and Duchess were eX-
pected to take a long vacation in
the United States and may go to
France where they have several
residences. Windsor expressed a
wish to continue serving the eb-
Evening star., 1945-03-23

arranged in diverse fashion. From
them project the many moving ten
tacles Of the tiny polyps living
within them. Through these stems
and branches run a fleshy tube COM
posed of animal substance which
connects all the zooid individuals
into one community.
A characteristic hydroid colony
Is attached by sort of creeping
stem from which springs a vertical
axis. This axis sends out short
lateral, alternate branches with
zooids at their tips.
There are three types of zooids
attached to the stem. Some have
an open end and a wreath of ten
tacles. These are the nutritive
zooids. The small clublike growths
are immature individuals and the
reproductive zooids are long, cylin.
drical, mouthless covered growths
When the reproductive zooids
mature, the covering is broken. The
medusae, or jellyfishes, resemble 9
stack of paper-thin plates. These
are finally set free. On the under.
side of the plate projects the stom-
ach Of the young jellyfsh. On its
free end there Is a four-cornereo
mouth: where it is attached there
are four tubes which radiate
through the animal, opening into
round canal which circles the
margin of the plate or jellyfish. The
mature medusa or jellyfish sends
out eggs covered with hair, by means
of which they move about until they
find an object. History now re-
peats itself.
Evening star., 1945-03-23
Take My Word for 1t
Dy + hANh CUIbY,
How Did 1t Start?

Q. We girls agree that our boss Is
martlnet-a strict and petty dis
clpllnarian. But we have no idea
where such a word came from. Can
you tell us?
A. Originally, martinez was a mill
tary term meaning "a strict drill
master"
Between 1860 and 1910, during the
reign OF Louis XIV, 1t. Col. Jean
Martinez of the kings regiment of
foot drilled and trained the infan-
try to such state of perfection that
the professional army of Louis XIV
was the best and foremost in Eu-
rope.
But Martinez was a stern disci-
pllnanrlan, so much so that his
name has survived in it's present.
day meaning, although the term
martinez Is now used in a disparag-
ing sense with the implication that
the one so called is obsessed with
rigidly enforcing the small and
trifling details of discipline. chiefly
for the purpose of "strutting his
rank" as servicemen aptly phrase it.
During the siege of Duisburg in
1872, Martinez and captain named
Soury were accidentally killed by
their artillery while leading the in
fantry assault.
Now, the name Martinez derives
from the name of the bird, the mar
tin, and the name Soury Is pro-
nounced in French exactly like the
word souris, meaning mouse"
Hence, after the fall Of Duisburg,
; the bon mot became curren: "Duis-
burg cost the king only martin and
a mouse"
The French pronunciation of mar.
tinet is mar-tee-NEH. In Eng.
lish the word is pronounced nahr-
ti-NET.
released by the Bell Syndicate, noe,)
Evening star., 1945-03-23
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEvERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay. =
for estslosue so Box r. May0 A !. Z: CO; Nd Nd
o. c. in Va; choice 4 log cottages. a mi.
elec.. water; boating. swimming, fishing;
prices from $500 up, terms. Come out
or call Manassas 79-F-4.
ACRES. 234' Potomac River front. ] "a
miles from Mt Vernon. / 5 miles D. c.;
new broom frame house on property;
excellent site for larger postwar home.
foDAY's fof BaRGAIN! a75-ft. sandy beach
At only ,S14 front foot. n side Of South
way. Permission to erect l5o-ft, pier has
tiful site today before it is too late. H. M.
sANDROCk: Resltofd, Round Bay. Md.
FOR SALE-sherwood Forest cottage on
water, furnished, s. bedrooms, living room,
dining room, Kitchen. 2 bathr. electric
place screened porch: all modern cony.
20 ACRES wanted, about 25 to 80 miles
from Washington prefer Md; must be
is.AcEE GESTIEMAN's. estate; zoo
IT. shore: safe harbor; 4-bedroom house.
ga baths; servants quarters: outbuildnes.
napolis Md
Evening star., 1945-03-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

3 STORES in NV; business section. priced
e, to SHOW better than 10 times the rent;
price SIS 900. With e"s eash ag1a paSment t'Se Of
NATIONAL REALTY CO.. ME. 11os. RA
10000 TO 10000 SQUARE Fr.. suit.bl,
Psxfs isrts Earle II Bds Hst!s *
iNvEsfMENfM fSfE NJ f9sri 2T 4efS
To ' Close eDes Estate neone 9S
Can place 100000 at 41afs. 1900 blk.
s6e5 sae e %SedssI %6edNsId a ass
1st COMMERCIAL GROUND, including
good 2-story brick residence: at conver-
senee gen bog, Of main highways; close to theater
81 Bass2ssuff saSs Md G" MHrEFoRb Nj MhSsf9rd
STORE and 4-room brick bldg. on Pa. ave
nr NJ: GEORGE Wash. Hospital Ideal location
Ievin Ior norst; I'd delica lessen restaurant. Owner
paiss pase of S15;55o; Cali M: .Tammaro. IA.
Se's St 6w.. sHANS9N aAl sSsk & LUcHs CO, 1905 H
aatSs dena 5 all se Dsf Of
war opportunities. why not YOU? W
H0GE BS1 Jr, 3sI5 Lee hwy CH. o6Oo. .
IND COMMERCIAL brick warehouse. near
ggether with separate bldg. that produces
make excellent home for suitable business
rse pgH9ersy MR E pay for tssf out of
EXCELLENT NV. location : Store. shop
tenant; reasonable price for prompt sale ale
p9t WtrrnR taSther pn1n pinformation please cali
Ma. 1852, WI. 5l34
Evening star., 1945-03-23
AUroMoBILEs FOR sAlI tcent.

AVtOWO0thsS rON SAeS tSoutsJ
ssss s s "; N. e. s.sI: ;:ass lSiR
1sSs fSarfAd Il sYs c9ns.rtble s club coupe viii
1s-fs house @ trailer. I;Sc RSick S6 small COUPE
Ss5s sss
1om oshsf h Auro ANp 3 RAHS
CO, both sioes OF 7th st; NV. Open eve
aS sanasss ss sns s sedan
heater: in nrst.clsss running condition
price, S4l5: private owner. 2310 4tt
sTuDRsAkER = fi Rs RE. 1910 Champion a-door Sc.
other cars JACK PRY MOTORS, 17tf
W. .S.ssa ssasos ssa's BIZ; a
FOR sALE--Lincoln-ze Zephyr 1889 with "a, e..
q GARAGE. 1908 M ST.. NV; $755@S24i
sz$$fSSs Tssoss 81 ysss d. EN- Is.. ssss ss
Gas station, 3rd and M Sc, LU. 9204. "a
TAxICAB, 1941 Plymouth; new enEin,ss
cer,se; highest offer: can finance. Can bs
seen between 3 and IN. any day. Apply
1919 Downing pl. ne. Apt. z.
USED CAR SALE.
Al Buick Roadmaster sedan. heater.
Al Studebaker "6" Commander sedan
II Lineoln neS a Zephyr custom sedan, r. and h
Al Buick Century sedan. T.. and h
40 Packard ''6" sedan, r. and h., overdrive
40 Packard "6" club coupe. 7. and b.
40 La Sale club coupe. Z. and h.
40 OIdsmobiie ''R" sedan. T. and h.
40 Oldsmobiie torpedo club cpe.. r. and b.
80 La Sale sedan and b.
80 Studebaker Commander %-dr. sedan
40 + i,saH aad sn..,., B. .,,,, .,rn. = .rdh
80 Buick 4-dr Century sedan.
39 Chryslet 4-dr. 6-cyl. sedan, :. and a
'38 Buick business coupe r. and h.
Many others in stock
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO.. WA. 4111
Evening star., 1945-03-23

18th ST: AND LOCUST RD. NV. q block
Fsytla, nSrth of calnsqi Kamia beautiful lots
"a iEsRsiss o1ass: Rsss
ARSE LaGS Yerm9Sf RoMEsITEs sgs nw NE LIZ
Pbesx Phone *. Hsrt tsaess.' DreWar prices terms
WOODED LoT: fully improved, streets,
In Woodhaven, Washinston's " ,nest t' sub. Sn.
urban community. Call Mr.. DEM, WI
DEvELoPERs. ATTENTIoN-1n westov.r
good house. Property fronts on both
.sssbs .ssnsHn aRs Esten.isn MSaGa = sf6 S,s5
property will provide approximately 2S.S3
lots. 60 f: vide EACH; plus house on so IT;
Svd T. snd Ea Pd.
WEAVER BROS, washington Bldg. Di
HfIIcREsT AREA-s1. 500; double lot or
Southern ave.. excellent Grade, facins
beautiful grounds Of the Harrison Estate
ApELI6BERT W. LEE, 3211 Pa. ave. Sc
READY TO GO. 10 to 100 choice lots in
.1ns m adjoining or in Mo- :.
e $500 JoaS n &N $40 1atS Sos
2 re; e. Pu; 2124, l to Pm. or DU. 500
OWNER win sell lot on upper 18th st. a,
Iotn ST., just south OF TuckermAn et. NV.
contains $3.50 So IT.: $4,000. HENRY
soS soBb sEodN laDrY Sot Y syD sy D saa1
huilders). adjoining Edkemoor and vicinit,
Kenwood, on Lennox I'd: II lots, Ii 900
4. and more to each. Apply MR.. BROWN
AVALON SHORE. MD.-Lot 100 IT. By
100 f.. on Dogwood St., $500: terms
ABOUT 90 LOTS with sewer and waite,
available at Fairfax Court House: priced
$500 per lot. w. s. HOGE, Jr., 3s15 Lei
Evening star., 1945-03-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

gsss aPsst ss! 'sssn Al AR sSPdsSR pK
sGicR is41 'e pas na 1Vs Sedan s new pre-
sSISc9 M1C8RS oia i5sh hs1sI snd Ps; & sve; &;
PECK CHEyRoLET, 2s35 Wilson blvd,
ArI:: Va; CHI. 5000.
sssS give " 9ss Terms SEDAN sSa isS %Sss SCI
cxDMLAC 7-passenser sedan. model ies?;
ssfa 81 1ins 'a5 Co. seGRs sa sd assFsa sa
cADLIAc model 1912 Fleetwood 4-door
1sS scb FeTf: sss. EN- s5 sEz 'sss ssI oaoR
6%AEvkoEET % s is41: HSnn rsdio aSf and heater will
{ TiSht = person. ESQ STA, sth and i :sts.
sHysS5Fr s ,r:. 4: qss ss ;ssfn ss.s mgss
s;,sni S.se sges n:s & luxe 4.a
tss11Sggsd MofoRs sfRs c price as Ws
easiE caEvE6LETs@1s4o E5i ETso town sedan, 1889
MSTcss. i7th and Pa. ave. sc. ~ A
Sts s siSs 4sr sss ,Ss d sm
MASHATTAN NAM AuTo r AND Ioie RADIO tSo. co..
both sides Of 7th St. nv, Open evenings;
Ss;-sS sssh onls; Ssz;s.S Saoiso-if SERVICE sE:iI;
DODGE 1888 sedan; radio and heater
Terms can be arranged. KENYON-PECK
CHEVROLET, 1926 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
FORD IfNCOLN-zEPHYR 1888 4-dr. sed.;
new tires and in perfect cond: privately
owned. See CARRoLL's RADIO STOP. sth
Ia SALE 1854 Fieetwooe 4-door sedan
5000 miles; sson ornadio; prewar tires; s4od
NAsiHiEs-1S4o "6n 4-door sedan and
JACK pRY MOTORS. i7th and Pa. & ave. s. Sc.
OLDSMOBILE 1912 hydromatic club coupe
model B-44. 6-cylinder; low mileage;
MOTOR SALES. 44S2 Conn. ave. ' ma
PACKARD. 1910 S-cylinder (l20y 4-dr
sedan; radio, heater, excellent mechanical
condition.; price, $1,28O. HILL & TIB.
BETT9, lila. Vermont ave. NV, Ma $3.50
PACKARD 1887 4-dr., 6-cyl. sedan, S435;
trade and terms. Many other makes and
models to choose from. MANHATTAN
st. at r st. NV. Open evenings; Sundays
and holidayE till pm.
PACKARD. 1887 Super 8; excellent cond. :;
10000 miles: 81 $50 cash. Apply 211d
=. 3sth St., Fairfax Village s.e., b. C.. 23'
foNTIAC 1888 4-door sedan. b1e 1st
se. NV, 26s
Evening star., 1945-03-23
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

~ T5AR ION AND PARK RD.--Det. bldg
yeaI' approved rents: can deliver the bldg
ca Mr Msfeeeas Wobers terms at tmss tbs Tsn!
s41o MO. INCOME. o. apt. t"' and nd roomin, aoi
house, near Dupont Circle. 8 electric re-
aood INCLUDED
$4,000 will handle: excellent opportunity
tar Rnx resident sss sr owner or Investment. Write
i coMMERcffAL. aoss-4o-4a st. NV
fair pee e'onf Ct sobSq ES9a SoR
HAs fsas cof s. Is: h5 esSs SW-4-unit ant. BLDG
a 9 With eSeesnt f.
s,0il5ties- ST Ii x pE ERANK AK H. MALICE 1881 G
Z SL9sffNGN Nf EsTaTk. T4aSs dwellings, Capitol
fHili; corner brick. 8 rooms and bath: 2
frames. rooms and bath each: row brick,
a sf oconpfsd commercial ia zone, rooms and bath
ADAMS xhe aE 5ds4 Rar' EYES dR4VA44E RsS1s Nj
ash sfh ss ADAMS Mih sffltoT kp Nh WS75S
ao6 sood sanSa, bay !ssss sss5oc sl2 ago aseo
Gfdiioln fdi fstS oT9fE' ST. r. woo4s
b brick; +: 30-ft. rear alley: $4,000. Cali
DOWNTOWN X ST. CoRNER-store and
rooms and bath above For Information
cai @ Harry Dreisen. ia. 6902. or MURRAY
49, MA. ION.
5-APT. HOME. beautiful Chevy Chase To-
cation; same tenants for years; showing
excellent income; can be had for S25 900
rms Is a real opportunity for quick action.
,aII GaI1 EN-. I290 Sunday and weekdays F. A.
IMEED co. 1904 Conn. ave NV.
NEAR MASS. AVE. N.E.-Row brick. ?
rms: path, apis: price. $1,000. including
furnishinss. OWENS REALTY, ME. MS6
SEMIDETACHED brick house Containing
II rooms and baths, divided into four
apartments. two of which are furnished
Inc gross annual income is approxim ateIy
1900: The price is 800. TYLER X
RUTHERFORD, INC, 1925 H st. NV. RE
ONE OF THE FINEST BUYS available To-
day. A modern apt, 80 units and janitor's 5
quarters: all latest features: fireproof and
5nrd HuiIt ,,s1 Of preWar materials; fine Alexandra
Wash Wash qgner says sell at times approx
s Gall 9IIG,Is Harry * Cohen gE oas6: SHANNON 4
snd COMMERCIAL. IL brick 2 story
houses that produce income of S19l so per
month. These houses suitable for any 5nd
commercial use and the ground is fine
site Tor large postwar bldg. Will sell all
or in separate units at reasonable price.
MR.. EISEMAN. RE 246O.
EXCELLENT NV. location. Store, shop
and apis, now leased to responsible
tenant: reasonable price for prompt sale.
For further information please cali
WALTER A. BROWN, 14I5 Eye st. NV.
Ma. 1852, WI. 5134.
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ACREAGE For sAIE

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, 2-acre frontage
on fr,,I main highyay, woodea or clear. cleo
tricity and telephone Available; 10-acre
tracts, S400 tn $3.50 an acre; Is miles to
Washin'ton Navy Bldg. DAVIS. 6206
44th pl:, Riverdale. Md. WA. 9155.
l6 ACRES, in thriving community, 8
miles NV. Of D.. C.--Oyer 100 low-cost
homes Immediately adjoin, paved streets
to property; also all utilities. Due to
death price is only 5000 per acre o. H.
GARvM iA & Earle Bldg.,' Ex. 2223; ewes,
FOR DEVELOPMENT, rs acres on Coles
vile read. 8 miles, from Silver Spring.
COLESV1LLE-6 acres, miles from D. c.
line, Just on Colesville pike: price, $4,25O
cash. Call AVON SHOCKEY, OR. 2244 or
8 ACRES. this side Of Rockville, about 400
IL. frontage on macadam road; $1,000.
10 acres, north of Silver Spring. utilities
available, already subdivided, nicely
wooded; 81 $50 per acre.
10 acres. near Rockville, long State road
frontage: $3.50 per acre.
SO acres, Old Georgetown rd., Bethesda
section, utilities available: $1,000 per acre.
81 acres, River rd.. Kenwood Country
Club section. utilities available; $1,000
per acre.
279 acres, between washington and
Rockville, nearly ? miles Of road frontage,
including State road frontage: $500 per
acre; CAN Mr: Redding. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY co. EN-. 1900 till p.m., 34O3
Evening star., 1945-03-23
STORES WANTED.

2 DISCHARGED VETERANS want store in
once space; highest reference given upon
request. Box 10-K, Star.
WANT TO RENT-Storeroom suitable for
house furnishing line in a shopping Sec
tion. Reliable. Will pay six months rent
in advance. ]. E. SPECTOR, Al N. Po-
tomac St, Hagerstown, Md. 25s
and store downtown. 5000
10000 TT: prefer neighborhood Goth and
NJ SITS. NV; long-term lease. Responsible
tenants. Call Mr.. PRESTON. DI. 1925.
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;UBVRBAN SALIVA. (cont.

Ton. h-bik. Oh Wilson Blvd. close to Key
Bridge: LIST noor, large rms, bath and
sns eol vhsa sDss
bath rented y9ts ncoms Saso
sets well back from paved street. sur
BY % a ssse & rfss ans s. o
Il, depth, circle driveway: house consists
Of center hall. real large living rooms,
kitchen. front and side porches; second
bath. maids room and bath. front and
conditioning; price: $4,000; cash, $4,000,
NAN MAN q STEELE, Realtors, Falls Church
SSWsEEE viii sacrifice lovely home in Lyon
Annex. 1 block from I0ce bus: 1st floor has
living rm., dining rm., fully equipped
hoor has Seaatiful ; studio a rm. 0a and PVT na
bath coal hot-air furnace: nice wooded
lot; sNzGp lmsaiats 8 possessien; price S1o75o
POSSESSION s SON. Two % WREKs3Bafaaiin uai LAT. az.
tractive 3-bedroom frame, modern kitchen,
newly painted and papered, shade trees;
'ea9ss spd cH itG5si sss s5sSS * Feas
5-RM. BRICK. in excellent location: living
sna,a dining ngo rW ,,s and kit on na ss oor
$3.50 down. then $3.50 monthly, in. IN
sEsF c sna 25 eyss cH 5Szo sSSS
NEARBY VA:Sss. 900 furnished, $3.50
down payment will buy 5-rm. house and 2
eheEens sna Sf0s1 saHden snss q. asT
ASW xsouT That HAT GARDEN 'UaNsn sea want
bungalow, shaded lawn. garage, large lot:
priced at an raa1 amazingly low priss; located
and, stores; Living rm', dining rm.. bedrm.,
hsgh, coal: newly cond; shade. vacant,
PfcTGREseGE PSSSi fG'' 4-yr.-old rambling BRICK
Ct Church IN restricted acre area ntf this E is
is beautiful with trees, shrubbery and large
france hall: large Studio living room with
beamed ceiling, unusual stone fireplace.
dinns iS1 sn'faaaa Toom 10 modern aoer kitchen fully
equipped; 5 bedrooms and tiled bath; large
agstone J teTraSs Snd bedTSom reessa bath
Metal Venetian blinds throughout Price,
soRN Reator soi iasa &c. H2naton nAM Td
Jackson 24s4. Glebe 3711.
6 rms. with fireplace; End A., liV. rm.,
double bedrm., kit.-dinette. shower, bath;
vacant; PVT; entrance: BOSS. cH. 5957;
SIS ,OOO-2bedrm. bungalow near AMMAN
dale, Va; all conveniences. l acre land:
$500 cash. Phone Roberts Of MoNCURE
AGENCY, Falls Church 1900. After B
pm, Falls Church 20S7-M.
SEASONS BEST BUYs11Arlington. Va
constructed English brick, 3 bedrooms.
fully equipped kitchen, fireplace In living
room large garage: oil heat. This is q
jfine home, well planned for comfortable
living. Substantial down payment.
Two-story modern brick home, 8 bed
rms, large living room and dining room
orator, large screeneo-in porch and at
tractive grounds; The appearance of this
home both inside and out, reflects excel
;ent care and Professional taste in deco
owning this delightful residence. Only
financed, with easy monthly payments.
SIS, ,250-6-room home, 3 large bedrooms,
fireplace: garage: hot-water (coap heat:
convenient to shopping district, busline,
schools, etEi s2 900 eash reqqiTsd' ss pos,
Irving st. Arlington. Va. CHI. 0S00.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsTAWe viii
or Va RsasonaSle Sses rates saT1s NATfosAh Md
MoRTdAdE 8 INVESTMENT CORR. 1912
n n. < .nn ave; nv ma Estionsl ~ $3.50.
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
Ist-TRUsT LOANS on real estate: low
rates; terms or monthly payments. P. j.
.oANsPrcmps AZ s. From IA s.s1iss s1ss
MOORE g. HILL CO., 804 18th st. NV.
MONEY on LIST or 2nd trusts; promp,
action. reasonable rates; nearby Nd. Va
g. p 6 property, THE AMERICAN CO..
on your auto. furniture. signature. GEN
ERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP. 1903 Balti-
IoHNs OIe sve ,s ad Md tMSarneld 3lsl
your home. Call Mr.. herman, MA. 1890
METRO CO.. 2O3 Woodward Bldg
SALARKD LADIES-H YOU need money.
see Mr. Green strictly confidentiaD. Ma
T1ONAL FINANCE CO., 1Ol4 K st. NV
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

ATTORNEY must sell 2 houses in Vent
nor; N. J. adjacent to Atlantic CITY,.
Each house bedr, . bath r., l. r. with
music balcony. d r, Kitchen. maids r..
garage. Immediate possession of one
house; Both S32, 900. Apply HARRY A.
GfN city. n j. 1907 A'iah'ie ave. Atlantic
ST. MARYS COUNTY, near Patuxent Naval
BaSe-General store and bar; stock, il
censes and equipment; immediate sale, as
owner must return to Washing ton; adjoin-
ing acreage availa BILE; living accommoda-
UNUSUALLY WELL-BUiLT. HOUSE, more
than acres; pine grove and garden; ad-
ditional land available: in a model New
New, York City; lp-to-date heating and
electric equipment: artistic stone IRE
places: large living rooms and studio: 9
over garage; furnished II desired. Con-
slider leasing. OIL. 002S.
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STORES FOR RENT.

8th ST. Sc, below Pa. ave-; reasonable
rent. Box 74-E, Star.
STORE, 912 G st. NV. Apply I'll @
St NV 25s
fine location for restaurant or other busi-
ness; reasonable rental: large show win
dow. WALTER A. BROWN, l415 Eye st
NV. MA. 1852, WI. 5134.
37O5 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-Will divide
give approx. 500, separate entrance on
New Hamp. ave-; front Of bus stop; heat
included, $40.
cation, available April /: heat included
$50. PLANT g. GORDON, INC, 1874
Park I'd. NV. CO. 0s37.