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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
Stick Together, Folks

Some people have an idea that our
country can bring it's military forces
back from Europe and Asia and turn
millions of men and women loose
IN an "every-man-for himself" basis.
No, that won't do! Every person who
has been in the Army, Navy or Air
Force must be carried on the Govern
ment payroll until he regains his
place in ehis community and in lis
country Uncle Sam has a big job
still to do. He must solve the prob
lens of the cost of living and stabil-
ize wages, salaries, rents, etc. There
are lots of people in this country
still living, who were permanently
or temporarily hurt as a result of the
First World War and the postwar
boom. There is an unwritten Char
ter that the forces that have under
taken the job of saving the World
must not be let down in their own
United States. We folks must all
stick together!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
Dried Peas and Beans
Are Nourishinp Food

No matter what the color, shape
or name, all dried peas and beans
are nourishing food. Among vegeta-
bles, dried beans and peas are an
inexpensive energy food and come
nearest to meat, eggs, milk and
cheese as body builders. They con-
tain food values that stick to the
ribs on cold days, as well as food
for work and play. And, besides
carbohydrate and protein, they have
vitamin 81, iron and many more
food values all packed into small
space.
Another thing that makes dried
beans and peas popular is the ease
with which they may be kept. For
kitchen care, all they need is cool,
dry place in tight bag or can.
Suggestions for cooking dried beans
and peas include soaking them oyer
night for at least five or six hours
in soft water; cooking them in the
same water in which they were
soaked to save minerals and vita
Minis; simmering them instead Of
boiling. Do not add soda.
Beans, cooked and then dehydrat-
ed, are among the most successful
food products developed because of
the shortage of tin and woman-hours
during wartime. These beans "Bos-
ton STYLE" with salt pork flavor,
and California STYLE" with tomato
sauce, are now being consumed by
the armed forces and are in the gro
Gerry stores throughout the country.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
THE WAR FOR PEACE
BY j. Il. Jones

Washington, ID. c., July 2-For
the past two months all the skirmish-
es for peace have occupied the full.
attention of so United Nations.
VIXEN President Truman rung down
the curtain it was upon victory that
was even more important than the
landing of Allied troops upon the
Normandy beach 1t took remark
ably short time for the America !
Army to capture Paris. Hitler SAID
at that time Germany would win the
war He guessed wrong!
Now Hirohito talks moonshine
about what the Japanese are going
to do in the Pacific. This Washington
correspondent is not prophet OF
the son of prophet. But write i;
down on a piece Of paper; Japan viii
be completely licked before snow flies
in New England.
There was an armistice that unfo".
tunately destroyed plans for peace
after World War l. The present Fur
opean War was wisely finished witt
unconditional surrender" There
can be nothing less than uncondition.
al surrender by Japan. There has
not been, and there cannot be any
dickering with our defeated enemies
because we have learned from exper.
fence what must be done The United
Nations at Dumbarton Oaks and Sar
Francisco have laid solid foundation
for permanent peace.
Senator Willis, Republican of III
diana, made statement few days
ago that seems to cover the situation
vixen he said he had mo illusion
that the San Francisco Charter is g
full preventive of war but it offers
the only available medium" to re-
concile differences in a peaceful way
The United States is going to stant
by it's bargains with Great Britain
Russia, France, China, and all large
and small nations. Perhaps the rest
of the World will do the same, as
they are likely as tired of war as is
the United States.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Postwar aims for rural life are
outlined by DR.. William V. Dennis,
of Pennsylvania State College, as IAN
extended and more suitable rural ed
ucation, more adequate provisions
for sound health, constructive and
more nearly just land policy, the ELI
mination of racial discrimination, the
development of community and the
elevation of all rul al living to levels
in which personalities may find OF.
portunities for full growth. These
can be achieved only if and when
hearts and minds are inspired AMI
governed by the spirit of Christ him
self. . . We are doomed if our real.
honest-to-goodness hope for power
and security is in instruments of our
own invention"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
STORY OF TIE WOR, D..
STRANGEST TONG

Every year mourners gath
around the worlds stranges. tomb
in Mexico, tell funny stories about
the occupant and drink a toast to
sense of humor. Read this strange
story in the July 18th issue If
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Nations Favorite Magazine with The
BALTIN> hi
SUNDAY AMERICAN
Order From Your Local N.wsdralrf
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

Sacrament will be the subject OF
the Lesson-Sermon in all Churches
of Christ, Scientist. on Sunday, July
g.
The Golden Text will be from
Cor. 11:26-"A soften as ye eat this
bread, and drink this cup, We do show
the Lords death till he come"
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol-
lowing from the Bible-Matt 27:1-
When the morning was come, all
the chief priests and elder sof the
people took counsel against Jesus to
put him to death"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Early American settlers presaged
the art of quick-freezing. According
to Encyclopedia Britannica, Ameri-
can colonists used to freeze mince
pies Immediately after baking. In
this state TIE pies did not deteriorate
but could be reheated when needed
for eating.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

We are willing to let France have
part of our share of occupied Ger
many. We seem to remember that
Tom Sawyer permitted his friends
to take part in the whitewashing of
the fence.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Years will elapse before the aver
age man can buy a car, and many
more before he can say it's paid for
and his'n.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Ten billion cans are used for food
by the canning industry in the United
States in a normal year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Baseball is more popular in Japan
than anywhere else except in the
United States and Canada.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Well, anyhow, you can buy plenty
of war bonds without going into the
black market.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Vinegar Joe is to command The
Tenth Army, and every division will
want to be nicknamed "Soprpuss."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06

Most Presidents have been more
interested in success than succession.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
Our Roads Are Busted Dcfvn

Three or four years ago there was
a general demand for secondary, OF
country roads" The principal argu-
rent was that the farmers must be
able to get their products to markets,
and the little folks out of little red
school houses into consolidated edu-
cational institutions. The country
roads are worse, instead of better,
and that's a problem that will be
tackled!
Another emergency has to do with
the main highways. AS an illustra-
ton, tens of thousands or workers
will have to be employed to patch up
reconstruct, and even rebuild roads
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
from the Canadian border to the
Gulf of Mexico. In short, American
highways are busted down.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1945-07-06
There Is Room For Improvement


"In the next generation the veter-
ans of this war are going to run this
country; they fought to save it-now
they want to fight to maintain it, and
that is their duty" declared Presi-
dent Truman in an address to pa
tients of the veterans hospitals in
Portland, Oregon.
The veterans of World War I were
not treated right by their govern
ment in the 192O's, and when they
marched on to Washington and
camped out in shacks and old build
ings along Pennsylvania Avenue
they failed to secure relief from Con-
gress. That shall not happen again!
The President is right again!
Evening star., 1945-10-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXECUTIVE de.
sires to rent or 4 bedroom house. un-
furnished; nv, suburban or country sec
PERMASENT RESIDENTS. : adults. neec
3 or 8, room house, unfurnished. NV.
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER needs :
or 3 bedrm; house, furnished or unfur-
nished; Virginia preferred Oh. s472.
furnished house or apt. NV, or apt. 10
Sl0o month; permanent couple; best ref
BELGIAN 20; Govt official. wife and e-year-
old son require for immediate occupancy
furnished 3-bedroom modern house, IN W
suburban district, on monthly basis; will
pHIU. pHI 1900 Extension So i
signed War Dept; furnished house or
csldren shtfas " cal ifnhsn day LII P CO.. sTUART
EEeESTLF fHL siTSIp zISf n!s Bsafaam sa 4ass Su
nished house or apartment in Arlington or
northwest. JOHN MCNEIL. Rt. 2, Fair
WANTED-small house or apartment fur
sS szoSs Ezs 7a7ss after PM sERsF
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER, perma-
nent duty. needs 3 or bedroom house
unfurn.. Va. pref; up to S115. WI. 6772
RETURNED VETERAN needs unfurn.. 4.
bedrm. house, conyenient school and car
iiRe. Gsll 1,hT at 5oFrssov s53e; ..s u,t. i.
sire o. room unfurnished house, large
size rooms in quiet Northwest section or
nearby gesd virginia; no @ children. Tel. Ma
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED house want
ed by perm. assigned REGULAR Navy officer
and wife: prefer Hilcrest or similar sec
ton conyenient to Anacostia Naval Air Sta
Phone Clinton ING 51S-W. 5
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ApARTMENTs WANTEp tcont. !

PERM. GOVT. SCIENTIST and wife. now
n se ssed o nnfprn Turn apt ossh With
unfnrnished urgently needed by Nov; 1; 9
adults; good references. Call DU. .61s5. II
MEDICAL OFFICER. working wife desire
emciency apartment Can ordway 56l3
stfs 81. ALRBARSs B Ans SCHOOL instructor wants
Groom apartment. MR.. coNNELLY. WO.
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL and wife, perm.
located, desire unfurn. apt. or small house.
to 8 bedrooms; NV section; no chill
A MONTH HENCE, by most desirable
tenant, II spt;@s @ fur. or unfura l br or less,
REGuIaR REC Lar ARM ARMY 1T. COL, wife. child,
1-wk.- perm. stationed, need i or 2
unturn.. NV. or va; RI. e5oo. Ext. 1855
ARMY OFFICER. perm. stationed, desires
3-rm, apt. furn. preferred, in Arl.; wife
d Gtan 81 sasa enosfs sfer sooa so pm want
snns,l small furnished apt private bath, down
MARINE VA " orFfcSER des. sD'i furn. or unf. apt.
Ds 1nf wasS hSn'e DUTY W e esi b 81 s4ss EXT a'
1, 2, OR BEDROOMS, furnished apart
BUNDY, P. q. School. u. s. n A., Annap..
oils Md. or call Annapolis 2e11, Ext, ga
THREE ADULTS desire furnished or TN
sogS sSrniShes stsT apt at once or by Oct 15 Box
3 WAVE OFFICERS desire apt. or rooms
with kitchen privileges in northwest sec
ton by october 8. Cslly GE. 2947 before
WANT furnished 1-room, kitchenette, pri-
vate bath apt. for girl in neighborhood of
Dupont Circle UP to $50. Call DE. 1895,
UNFURNIsHED APT. or house, or rms.
family OF, 8; NV. Arlington or Alexandria
pref: will be in Washington year or more
Call between and Ma. 3s10, Ext. 1923.
URGENTLY WANTED, furnished apart
ment,, . rooms. kitchen and bath, in NV.
EX. 2020, Ext $50, from 10 to s.; DU.
oFTiCIAI, Of indian, government requires
RESPONSIBLE NAVAL OFFICER, wife and
5-mo. old son desire 3 or 4 room apt. or
house, furn. or unfurn., NV. section or
flO9Ds NE RNs9 R eRsy dS Icy PSlnts Eat i55 5Hsqs
UNFuRN. APARTMENT by business couple.
preferred sfMMoNDs, $3.50 Conn. ave.
MIDDLE-AGED Canadian couple require
furnished l or bedroom apartment with
sitting room. kitchenette and bath in NV.
preferably near Dupont Circle; no children
and no pets. Phone EX. 3216, between
NATIONAL i aht, AL RED R D cross EXECUTIVE de-
sires 2-bedroom apt. or house, furn. or
unfurn.,. S75 to 500 per month. Box
coLoREDMsERvIcEMAN. mother. sister.
CoLoRED9a GIRLS want j or room,
kit apt, furnished or unfurnished, by
Oct. 10 Wo. 1851 between II and 5. %
Evening star., 1945-10-01

1881 H ST. ,NE.-second- -fioor studio living
furnished; f gentlemen only; $50,
81 30, FURNISHED r. and b., 1st f.,
couple only. Phone HI 0449-M.
26l9 14th ST. NV Large room and
kitchenette en- first floor: stove. sink and
share refrigerator; near stores and trans
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLEEYoung girl to
share 5-roem apt. with 3 Government
employed gills at 1747 Church ST. NV;
$50 month. DU. 02S2
2 FURNISHED APTS. for rent, convenient
to transportation; furnished; SI6.50 per
week. 422 G st. ne
LIVING ROOM. . bedrooms, kitchen and
bath suitable for 4; $25 each. 1929 7th
i64s PARK RID. N.w-Light housekeeping
bedroom and kitchen. semiprivate bath;
quiet, =. empl. couple only; S13 week
REFINED WOMAN to share apt with jew
ish woman at S11 Otis pl NV; new apt,
newly furnished. S35 a month. ia 3S54
4lt3 w ST. N.W.-Rehned lady viii hare
her, beautiful apt. with employed a1y. S65.
Call ewes, WO. 1903
GIRL WANTED to share 2-rm.. kitchen
and oath. furn. ant: S45 per mo T31
Easily ST., Silver Spring. SH. e6S3, Sun
day all day. Monday am to | pm
MAN, young. to share pleasant well-fur-
niShed apt. with another man; maid sery-
ice, dinners; so mo-; references. 1926
Franklin ne, Apt l10. NO $3.50
Evening star., 1945-10-01
DOGS. PETS. rrc.

.E sSsns Eozs sf ssiEsIE, Ext. sias. "A'' ga
ssR .sslss p0s ss5 as oab2 sfGf huPssF Ssf
cHEsAPEaKE BAY DOG si at Stud. D Reg
istered and magnificent animal. Falls
BOXER PuPs, 4ss months, Axe reg, excel.
condition and pedigree. These pups are
worth investigating; RA. 5e3I;
Seuiated. Axe reg, Sired By such cham
pions ss ehampien Holmertis tsu Of srookyiie
leaving town. TR. 1855:
sCoTTIES. (2), l male. black. 8 yrs. old;
I female: prindie. yrs. old. A. K. C. reg
PPGKINGasE. white, months, male. pedi-
gTssd GagsFs bsauis5 HI 8s54 ,es, pets show
winner pups, to 4 months. Falls Church
fso~FSi TWo Fox HOUND PUPS, full of pep. $40
sons SlsNf giving nsSosDf6o esea Somss WI Nj SSo6 ~
dmp sERpaGn Axe s0fas
NE1S, SH. 77Ss. See ad telephone di-
COCKER sPANIELs-e cute black pups,
EARLE dREfNER. Fails Church .2s36-M.
PNscHERs wstebsor mse mGnssst sWeet
disposition. excellent bloodine, Axe reg
istered: inoculated for rabies and dis
fRosEN isGsE fa2 fMGArHoms oHeF SsIg delivery of
ment inspected unrationed meat Tor all all
pets We are nox in posiA9gan Agn3N e asfs5 fSo
PofNTER, male, Thoroughbred, 2 Years old.
sIANiEsE tsl. pedigreed kittens; 10 weeks
Cocker cioi MH' SPANIEL PUPS. A. K. c. reg;
service Spruce 029S-J.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

BADLY NEED small unfurnished apart
ment, permanent; best references. Execu-
MATURE, oUTET COUPLE with we'll
behaved boys, ages "a and 81. uysentIy
need emergency sleeping accommodations
for 10 days or apt; ; or house ; Tor permanent permanent
viii pay up to Sl25. Call MR.. TAYLOR,
EMPoYEb En- hoS4i Sxi cow VIZ WORKER would like
NOV. soof i-APT Pf ',SRA or Ho1sE, 1 or bedroom,
50 YEARS to so2 homg groThsa or IPqEhsg Es
re. 800 EXT. 77O53 day; MA. 3is5 eve. u
FURNISHED 1-bedroom, living room. kitch-
SorRTast Ran seeFon sen
Phone ia. 0909 after 6 pm, Monday.
PROFESSIONAL MAN, single. quiet, stu
4Poa @o 1Tso FsGk Ext ST 4sa Mr. m EuBANK
FURN. OR UNFURN. a-bedrm. apt. or
house by oct: 1; up to $500 mo-; ADULTS.
PERMaNENT washington couple. small
baby, want apt. or small house, 2 or bed
rooms; preferably furnished; prefer NV. or
APARTMENT sOLD-New owner wants
possession Oct. /. Two adults need one s;
67O0, Ext. 3577. before 5:45 pm. 81
VETERAN, now employed in Washington,
apt: Immediately for family Bo, of two chill. Il
RESPONSIBLE young professional woman
and her brother. Army officer, REQUIRE or
3 room apartment. Northwest FURNISHED e d
and evenings; Republic 4215, Ext. 2s5,
NAVY SssHP4ts coGPLE gIPi urgently needs 1-bedrm.
turned from IS months overseas duty: no
children or pets. Please phone GE. .3742..
Ex SER. MAN AND WIFE, both employed.
want qnfur apt, rms, kit. and bath.
Soyf, oFFicIAL, permanently located in
and WaSh nfa NEEDS @ 0ed aIt for SER
ed or unfurnished apt suitable as furni-
ture is stored. Ho. 44So, Ext. 511, after 5.
COMMANDER, returning from sea, desires
subrent furnished 2-bedroom apt for month
or weeks; RE. 400. Ext; 1905, l.,
sfbdo dADf v,gts With
$50; prefer NV. section. MRS. CARLSON.
MAJOR AND WIFE desire furnished apt.
Oct. through Dec excel ref. Call MAI.
SWANSON. RE $500. Ext 1891, l.
LET bsSe US BkEAR hos UP our
ferred. Cali 1t. o. G3 BARTscH, cH.
WANTED, by responsible couple, furnished
days, District 1921. 2s
A. ARMY my G31fLE aS.sentlst need tqr or
euIET ui Sf'g EMpL. GENTLE COUPLE wants
small furn. or unfurn. apt. near Chevy
Chase Ice Palace. ANGOLA, WI. 1896. II
DISCHARGED NAVAL OFFICER and wife
want unfurnished one-bedroom apt in
northwest section by November L; no
children, no. pets.; permanet residents of
D. C. Call Columbia 6209 after $50 pm.
or RE. 1900, Ext. ABB, 8 to 5. l.
YOUNG DUTCH government oficial. with
wife, desire 2h-room furnished apart
Kitchen, between S75 and 500; pref
NV. section: .exl REF; no children or pets
Phone weekdays, Adams 430l, Ext. IL
WAR a is REALLY OVER. Army major
WAVE petty off. want to get married. II
you have small furnished apt. call HO
4459, Sun. and eye.; RE- 67o0. Ext,
IBRARY Or CONGRESS permanent em-
pioye wants 1-bedroom apt. furnished OF
ansurnlshsd s9d Magdrn Phone Ma 27a2, Extension
ARMT OFFICER, returnee. desires I'M
mediately 2 or bedrm., preferably fur
nished, or unfurnished apt. or house;
2 children, school ages; up to 500 foi
furnished choice quarters. MAI. OTTER
MfDDLE.XGED COUPLE, employed in
Northwest section, urgently need furn. OF
unfurn. apt or house: best of RET. Cal
SH. 770o. Ext. 25e, weekdays.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

DISTRICT HETGHTs-3-year-o asbestos
shingle bungalow; 4 rooms and bath:
ment, coal &C. heat, electric hot-water
heater; ;ds;s s-ear gsrage, nice lot; RESTRICTED s,
HONEY. Il Wv; Woodward diva Bldg. i RE- s41f. M
ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. stained shingled bum
ment. very good water. det. garage, lge
nsa" % Premises, lis z l. | F. FA1scHmD. Hi sase soWie
< LOVELY BRICK HoME-owner leaving
city. Perfect cond.. almost new, Two
h..p Large oedrms q msster, Artistic tile
concrete porch; Downstairs; playrm.' idy.'
sassse wss sts @ Most esnSq eenS oc sas
Decatur Hts, MR. HUNTER or Mr.. Presley,
" N Roekv1HhEL9 ssts TA .YS1 story bungalow. =
nm. Kitchen, basement oh.-a:h;, garage
ss pes sGsSo o fsns sIssG cash n H6RR SasRss
ksE Eoeszs sna Ms bath pa'ns su1ss sss
SS \ coal LS'
HURLEY. Brosias Bide., Rockville. Nd d
sEss sfsns ssa ezar SPRINGS. mD.-rivs-room
beat ss doo Over n y acre ground. Price; e, 800;
$50 Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 1914.
8 RMS, BATH. h.-w.h. cleo. gas. garage,
extra ige. lot. paved road. close to every
thing, S4.250: 81 800 cash. balance
monthly. Hyattsyille Hills. Sl1 900.
hsth ssTmhs shw havai,able OCT /, i s.r brick tiled
hwd. floors, 2-car Rarage. lot 70x1 As, high
elevation. ERWIN REALTY CO., Hyatts-
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-n you want a
house or farm, big or small, just sit down
and call BILL MARTIN. Sligo 3001, or
Sunday.
NEARBY MD.-6-room Cape Cod: 1st
moor, living room, dining room bedroom.
Kitchen bath End floor, bedrooms Il
unfinished: eli conveniences; near bus,
school and shopping center; $1,000;
&1.96O cash, balance like rent. 5442
Taylor st.. 6unnybrook subdivision. WA.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOME in fines
Chevy. Chase Md section; $3.50 per mo
available November 1: 8 rooms, ga baths
recreation room. Box 461-V. Star
3455 CLAY ST. ST. NE bedrooms OF
heat; vacant today: $50. QUINN g. MIL
CHARMINGLY FURNISHED and yer,
spacious stone house in Wesley Heights, 8
most desirable and restricted NV. sec
ton of Washington. Four bedrooms anC
three baths on second floor Maids room
and bath on third floor Library, spacious
ler'S pantry and kitchen. Large basement
with clubroom and two lavatories. Two
car garage. House well planned for en-
tertaining as well as comfortable family
living Rent. $500 month, Please cal
Mrs. Wren, OR 47ss, Sundays and eve
nings. JACK HAYES, INC, DU. 77s4
Box 70-V. Star.
BEAUTIFULLY and completely furnished
four bedroom home in Bethesda, neal
transportation, for rent, $3.50, E. NJ
FRY. INC. -T240 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda
Nd WI. GAO
Evening star., 1945-10-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
you top cash price in D; G., Md; or Va;
free appraisal: plenty clients waiting fol-
ep'Ss Or TA fesS 5Sss. T B. TffFEY # son p 3Ys
AM DEsIRoUs of finding nice home
or or clos close in Nd. suburbs: sub substantial cash
Call Mr.. MCINTYRE, ia. 3202,
WANTED AT ONCE detached modern home
st-hoor laystory and den; or Rock Greek
Park Estates a Close aGS to transp1rtatiop a will
1906 H ST.. NV, Ma. 2345.
house or bunsalow. DAVID E. BARRY, Me
HES5 We CAN Sci Sell YouR s, HOUSE. We can se,
ssnssn sssn won't 1aSs Hf lSnE
properly. Quick settlements: GUM 4
MILhER; niLH s;,xs SOC llth st. Sc; FR 2loo
ofsaEo 81 eharFS seoFf ssf y0u Rhod, ss
Do 1ssns You iye Want 81 sPEEbT E11a Acr1oN.1ss
Se TR priee u.s. MI ss ayss REAET EP
GavE cAsh Eys suYER Il FOR A e91 SsdSm houses
det. or row. between Military I'd. and D. c.
line. west Of Ga; ave, to 18th. Call Mr.; Mr;
qlfas IGcHs S co @ 1908 fftanns st. ", ss NA ssa5
WE HAVE several clients with substantial
cash that wish to purchase . or bed
homes mes in in the Silver Spring
HAM HALL, Realtors. sH. 6626. s6si
Colesville rd.: ewes, SH 2711.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today; Our opinion entails no obi
cation. Ask for Mr.. Browning VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO.. INC. Realtors !estab-
CHEVY CHASE VICINITY-cash buyers
for homes or lots. GEORGE W. ROBERT
SON, WI. S267.
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of brick
home or bungalow in Bethesda, Silver
Spring or Hyattsville area: prompt action
Call Mr.. Blackwood, NO. 6597. SHANNON
TMMEpiATE AcTIoN-We viii buy YOU
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, d; 1891, until pm. g..
possession Tithin 60 days; all cash: EA
$500. No. / Thomas Circle.
QUICK RESULTS, cash deal, on any Sc
honest appraisal; no obligations T: D
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc, TR. 1898
It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-01
ROOMS FURNIsHfD-1ortheost.

642 E ST N.E-Large conf. sunny room
for lady to share with middle-aged woman
laundry privileges and telephone; SIS mo.
ss4s EAST CAPITOL sT.-cheerful single
studio room, new furnishings. in private
home; unlim. phone, next to bath and
shower; rent, $3.50 per mo. To see, call
Seq MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Large front
rn1. for 2, 2nd e.. twin beds: conv. transp.;
YSss NEWTON ST. N.E.-singie rm. for
gentleman; near all conveniences and
transp.; $3.50 wk. DU. 1856.
SOL ST. N.E.-Room, twin beds; 2
gentlemen or employed couple: unlim.
phone; $50. FIR. 6692,
203 33rd ST. N.E.-Bright. clean rm. next
to bath. for yosn6g yos6gg woman: pvt. home s6
fsss sefE fENNEssE9 sesS Ave. Mclean, attrac-
tive, double front room, twin beds: unlim-
tied phone, continuous hot water, private
home, "a block of East Capitol cars: gen.
tlemen, So each weekly. FIR. 1888.
4I9 G ST. N.E.-Sleeping room for or 2
girls: So single, $40 double. LU. 1919.
1908 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Front room.
twin beds, near Franciscan Monastery;
continuous hot water; $50 mo. NO.
3ss4 3sff 18th pL. NE, nr, r, I. ave,-Large
twin-bed room. next to bath p5igate o e,ao ,home'
ts5 sEE ssch 5th sT NNesy NR
CoLoRED-14i 47th ST. NE.-Furn. rm.
for man or elderly lady. $50 month,
ooLoRED-4ass FooTE ST. N.E.-Room
for girls, twin beds. $50 mo. each; privi-
leges.. FIR. 437S.