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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
.ultee Stars
Pace Nations
Top Players
BY RAYMOND JOHNSON
NEA Special CORRESPONDENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Paced by
Alline Banks Pate, considered the
greatestwoman court operative in
America, the Vultee Bomberettes,
national A. A. U. girls basketball
champions. invaded the east for
the first time this week seeking
new fields to conquer.
Formerly the Convair Bomber
cites, the girls hail from Nashville,
Tenn. are Amazonian in appear
ance, averaging well above X
feet and could easily double for
set of show girls in any Broad
way hit.
The Bomberettes have never
been beaten since they won the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Bluethenthal Fliers
Down Seymour Johnston
1896 in Last Period

GOLDSBORO, Jan. "a Up -
Bluethenthal Field of near Will
nington. defeated Seymour Johns
ton Fields basketball outfit here
tonight SO to So after coming from
behind in the last half with SUI
perior shooting.
Seymour Johnson led at the half
by 10 to 8, but Bluethenthal showed
its speed during the second half
and went on to win by virtue Of
fine foul shooting. Jim White Of
Bluethenthal and Ken Poppe of
Seymour johnson, top scorers for
the game, were tied with II points
each,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Racing Associations
Offer To Aid Byrnes

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-UP)-
Harry A. Parr, III, president Of
the Thoroughbred Racing Associa-
tons, conferred today with War
Mobilization Director James F.
Byrnes and members of his staff
and offered the services OF the
IRA in the war effort.
Parr, who recently was authoriz-
ed by the SO major race tracks in
the country which comprise the
IRA to act for them in any official
conferences in Washington on mat
tiers pertaining to racing, said no
discussion was held as to any eff
fort to reopen the tracks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
BOTTLERS, OFFICIALS
WIN IN YMCA LEAGUE

A fast Pepsi Cola aggregation
downed the Kenney Educators, 49,
Al, on the Y M. c. A. hardwood
last night, with John Brown tax
ing high scoring honors for the
Educators with %, and Herbert
Moskowitz, captain of the bottlers,
trailing with % points.
In the second game last night
of the Y. M. c. A. league, City
Optical defeated Saffo's hardwood
ers 1918. Harper Newbold racked
up 20 points for the Opticians,
while C. Hillburn led Saffo's with
eight.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
HUME IN MILLROSE

NEW YORK, Jan. "a (UP) -.
Micligan's Bob Hume, Big Ten m
door mile and two-mile champion,
was entered in the Wanamaker
mile as the Wolverines today noml-
mated crack squad in five events
at the Millrose games in Madison
SQUARE Garden February 3.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
Fighting Irish Scheduled
To Battle Pitt Gnddr,

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 74.-(UPl-
University of Pittsburgh athletic
authorities announced today that
Notre Dame has been added 10 II.
1945 Pitt football schedule.
The game will be played here
October 20 and will be the l4th
between the schools. Notrs Dame
has won seven of the games, lost
five and tied one. The Fighting
Irish defeated Pitt last year s. 70
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-25
HERBERT is FAST

NEW YORK, Jan. "a UP) =
Jimmy Herbert, former NYU star,
proved as fast with an entry blank
as he is with his feet when he filed
the first acceptance today for the
national AAU indoor track and field
championships at Madison Square
Garden February "a.
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ORTIZ DRAFTED

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 24-(UP
Ortiz, worlds chanpiG1
bantamweight boxes, passed his
Selective Service physical exam
ination today and was ordered 10
report Monday morning for lii
ductiOn.
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POLICE CRACK DOW

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-(UP)-The
Police Department and the Illinois
State Athletic Association took
steps tonight to crack down on
gambling at local fights and
'clea up mess which has been
going on for a long time"
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CAROLINA "B" TEAM

CHAPEL HILL, Jan. 24-CP-In
a preliminary to the North Caro-
lina-Virginia Polytechnic basket
ball game here tonight. the North
Carolina "B" team defeated Lau-
rinburg- Maxton Army Air Base As
10 "a.
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Basketball Scores
BY UNITED PRESS

DI ON11ED L NESS
North Carolina 60. Virginia Tech
%.
Army 80, Penn State %.
Navy 81, Pennsylvania 4.
Bluethenthal Field 80, Seymour
j Johnston IS.
Louisiana State SO, Southwestern
La. Institute A.
Iowa State 81, Drake As.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

BUS, 1942 2S-passenger Federal. splendid
eorndition: er1iI s. 500, this below oPA ceiling.
FORD 1889, io1s STAKE Body: d sNa also ne 154a Il
Dodge truck, 10la stake body THE STERN
CO, 63I Indiana, ave. NV.
ptiae 6a s at 9iespp Ss tb trucks u t2} ceiling
FORD 1S4i ton truck p panel ne body: G Price Price,
S495. almost 500 below low ceiling. Cali
FORD isss 1n-ton; yas., dump body,
LATE-M0DEL trucks, 1911 Diamond T.
Moving vans, panels. fiat stakes, dumps
truck tires new and used. 2119 Bladens-
PA6eKARD chassis, 1 ton, 1880. with cab
and fiat platform body; prewar tires,
eisSs@9; SieSs 93os sl25; model 1880 motor. sa5.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, BY Central
See this new group of Army recondition-
eSotIg ed trucks. some with new motors, so to
ssstEsss sssEss iisn 1fon 1sta.al pGssss 1s4s41 chev
Stakes ssmf on wtsh pGseG 9seo T,nshes pndsss
TSRPse,i11 RpRPs l-toR, s, I542 oSs Scshe@y5elsts @ $
lift 1ssdt vans &M;ton. ,ls4s GMcs.
Also st truck es;. stake bodies. s25; trailer
These trucks e: can n' Be nurchased SIU5 on term.
months, at prices considerably dS under p ceiio IL
ns All suEs FpffsIusfsssRsE ooEA sTss
STday % s. sunday to a'is s. ca ana 1906 ss6-
;. To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
sss RoSs. III y I ss. " dTs. fa,S's S'S niss IT,
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FORD panel, 1897; eoch;p, motor. seq9d
FORD 1881 model A, IN tons, dual wheels,
opR HA%kRNs lsS saES R9fy ss4a Roeks Rnffe
TRACTOR. 1910. Diamond T. 3 ton. cab
over engine, new motor; 81 500. SHERIFF
offer, within OPA ceiling. 1901 61st ave.
ATI-sTEEL TRUCK IBSoDms built to or
3 AND N WELp1Na y ASb S'ti IRON On WoRKs aaeSa5s
FORD TRUCK. 1eas. ton and half. good
equal value Cali ali sH. fl ssss. ssSeAA' go 80. 0'
TREADWELL AUTO TRUCK SALES
s5ol Sa ley Piney Branch rd' at Flower ave-, sil.
1943 GMC delivery van, only 25 0O(
actual miles Ike new; real city package
Priced to sell. 81, ,495.
1912 Dodge pickup. open cab, complete
duhy tres sop "a good condition. opiy heavy
Ford tractor. cab over engine. sleeper
cab. new, engine, new 2-speed rear axleS
new brakes good condition; good SKI:
wheel, 9 heaters big horns, spotlight
and wheel Only 81, ,as5. " spare 'i'
GMC cargo, 12-ft. body: good tires, gooe
condition. real on or off highway truck
1912 Dodge reconnaissance car 6-pas-
senger; good tires, side curtains and top
pickup, truck !S575.
Trailer, lowboy type, 10 tons; like new;
bulldozers. Can be used behind conven-
tional truck or, tractor, s1,,295.
Ean Lugsase .s trailer. heavy duty; will carry
cover. tenders; S145
Evening star., 1945-12-30

TRAILER-HoUsE, IS #. all steel. insu-
hoTsE fsd uz FksER sHnPpea sa5 DE bssFs ss5o sold
% to shGhtoa hishest dddist bidder EMMA RAYMoNp
new News sia pGnI bRExLER f e. eoAcHfs aE now avail
able, p it., accommodates 4 persons; pri-
yate M sleeping quarters, 2 doors, lantern
ROOT providing ample ventilation and head
COACH SALES Co, Ma. 1914. or 81.
LARGE sga fi'fE assokThSHNr Or O, new and 32 ns.o
h house tEalIers available on IL, IS and
"a month finance terms. Luggage traiIers,
stake and express models available for
equipment, heaters. beds, ia helper springs, nsl
etc: Repair service on all kinds OF traileTs.
AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC. 4030
wisconsin ave. NV. Wo 1921. Open
TRAVELLER le4a de luxe. $1,000. Falls
PkAyELo baiAs ae4 hoqSe trailer seryissmag
WINTER. Jones Trailer Park, Baltimore
sHs siys' nsaT eRN geltSyilIe He. n.r,,n
WANTED-Two-w wheel luggage trailer. in
e expensive; With bumper hitch. Can after
TRAILER, wheei i Pi lasRage, A inclosed; a9 ex-
esllent ch.a1t G:0oXl6 tires, 194l Chevrolet
new NEWT kozY, Piatt pist and Superior; many good
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route !, Berwvn. Md. Tel. Tower 5035.
HAVE CASH for or tandem wheel trailer
up to ~ IT. Must be in good condition
and ready to roll. Or 2aO5 30.
1874? PLATT TRAILER, 2s #. long, with
tandum wheels and electric brakes; built
IN electric lcebox. Apply Cherry Hill
Trailer Camp, Md. 81
1915 ROYAL COMMANDER, 3 rms. fully
equip; elec., refgr.. brakes; has not. moved
over 10 miles since new. SH. 4114.
1915 25-FT. ROYAL, used mos perm
bed, electric brakes. new: cash or terms.
reasona BILE. VINCENT'S TRAILER PARK.
HyattSYllle, WA. g15S ,3Os
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Greece Needs Gifts of CIothinq
And Food, UNRRA Official Saws

also urgently needed, can be con-
tributed through such organizations
as the General Federation OF
.Women's Clubs, the Girl Scouts, and
many, many other groups Notices
will appear concerning this collec-
ton in the daily papers. ;,
The feeding centers in Greece are
being linked with medical clinics
where diagnostic and nursing skill
are supplementing food in restoring
Greek youngsters to something ap-
preaching healthy, happy childhood.
Thousands of them with their visit
full gnomelike faces and stunted
sometimes badly malformed bodies
have never seen toy, but they are
learning to smile and play again.
The most eager of all the volun-
teer helpers in the feeding centers
and medical clinics are the Greek
women themselves. They are absorb
ing valuable lessons in better SANTA
ton and dietary habits while they
keep their self-respect through the
work of their willing hands.
An entirely new outlook is neces-
sary for many of the children of
Greece. During the war child who
managed to steal enough from the
invading Nazis to feed his family
was a hero. Now this same child
must be taught to respect the COM
mandment. Thou Shalt Not Steal. "
There were few schools during the
entire war period. Classroom re-
strictions are not easy for children
who have been nomads, and as such
aften the entire mainstay of the
elderly and the i'll.
Homeless Big Problem.
"One of the most desperate prob
lens confronting Greece today is
the care Of thousands Of orphaned
and homeless children" Mr.. Dula
reports. The 80 state orphanages
and 73 private ones can care for
only 1000 children. More may be
needed. But the main answer, it is
hoped, will be through placing
homeless children with carefully
chosen foster families in Greece.
Il am convinced that such a pro-
gram, properly organized and sup
ported from abroad, can work" Mr.
Dula says, because family life is
very strong in Greece.
The Greek people appreciate our
help. But I cannot stress too much
that they continue to need it. The
harvest last year was SO per cent
less per person than in prewar days
because of the drought, lack of farm
animals, seeds, pesticides and ferti-
lizers. Large quantities of imports
are still required until the country
is on its feet again"
Evening star., 1945-12-30

TO the advancing NaZlS.
John Dula, senior child welfare
specialist of the UNRRA Mission to
Greece, who lives at II Aspen street,
Chevy Chase, Md, has just returned
to UNRRA headquarters here after
year in Greece. He drove a Red
Cross food truck for six weeks while
the fighting was going on in the
streets of Athens.
THE people of Greece aren't drop
ping dead of mass starvation now
as they were several years ago.
Thanks to the help of the United
Nations the time is past when it
was easier to die thar IT. was to
live" he says. But the children.
especially, need extra food and
nourishment to make up for the
effects of prolonged starvation and
malnutrition which make them easy
prey to disease"
tuberculosis Is Widespread.
tuberculosis is the No. l scourge
in Greece today. Malaria is almost
its twin. Together they form a
vicious circle. Mr.. Dula said he has
never seen as many walking sick
people in any one country as there
are in Greece at the present time.
Disease is widespread because
many persons are still crowded to-
gether in dugouts, easements and
lean-to novels against the cracked
walls of mountain villages burnt in
Nazi retaliation. In remote West
ern Macedonia, Mr. Dula saw whole
villages where practically every one
seemed to be suffering from tuber-
culosis.
In the children's canteens and
milk stations already being set up
throughout Greece by the Joint
efforts of UNRRA, the Greek War
Relief Association and the Greek
government, protective foods rich in
vltamins are being served daily to
the thousands of children who are
living casualties because the Greek
nation had the courage to say NO"
Unless food supplies are forth
coming Immediately" Mr.. Dula
warns, "these canteenS will have to
stop even before they start, and the
bitter winter season will hold more
threat than promise" Cans of
condensed and evaporated milk,
powdered whole milk and eggs,
meat, fish are needed.
Gift Centers Named.
Contributions to the Victory Col
lection of Canned Foods can still be
made in Washington through the
All Souls Church. Sixteenth and
Harvard streets NV, telephone
Columbia 1924. Clothing, which is
Evening star., 1945-12-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

y TO 5 A. HoMEsiTEs, wooded or cleared,
Elthin 10 mi. Of Warrington in Fairfax
and terms VERNON NJ. LYNCH & SONS,
2 mi. out Columbia pike. Phone AL 5906
once closed Sunday.
HIGHWAY :. at Castleman's Ferry. ideal
location for summer homes, fishing, hunt
ing, bathing; lots and acreage, also COM
merclal sites; ME, 1883.
300 100000 Naval Laboratory; now building;
r GORDON. owner, 1427 Eye st, NV. DI.
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATEwso acres on
1andoyer I'd, 8 mi. from D. c. line; $4,000
acres in Highbridge, Md So 200. suit. for
subdivision MR.. BELL, UN. 2200, 80. 30'
il ACRES, improved; ideal for poultry;
i miles from D c. Take Route 224 I'm
dian Head road) to Piscataway, Md, in =
auire for R. H. Pate property. 30'
56I1 LIVINGSTON RD. S.E.-13 acres
clear. level land, intersection main road
rd.;, suitable subdivision OF, business site,
house, and barn. viii sell part or whole
FOR eG' coIoRED sUBDIvIsIoN-Approx.
& acres, with streets Graded; choice section
nearby Montgomery County: reasonable
price and liberal terms. MURDOCH, SH.
ACREAGE for colored subdivision, with
good school, bus and shopping nearby;
choice section Montgomery County; also
can, furnish, for immediate construction
terms on purchase OF land. MURDOCH,
Evening star., 1945-12-30
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

DETROIT sUBURBAN-win trade owner
ship or rental, $4,000 class for Wash.
ne. or NV, single det MIR. MERsHoN.
CORNER Err Def BRICK. o rms. and BATH
gas h.-w.h.;, fireplace. porch, Gear gar;
Can be used as 1-family home: now in 3
spts. Income, over $500 mo. Excellent
Sc. location. Price, $l7,950. Consider
bunsalow or 6-rm house. in exchange.
Call Mr. Glidden after p.m' DE. 0054;
CoUPIE viii SHARE GEORGETOWN home
with couple who can share New York
EXCHANGE WEST RICHMOND house for
similar house D, c. area. g rooms . bed
rooms downstairs: Oil heat: available
way. Richmond, Va. =,
OWNER WILL TRADE 3-bedroom, 2-bath
house, Chevy Chase, and 2-bedroom bunga-
low, Bethesda (rented(, for 4-bedroom
house. NV. section or Maryland WI
WILL EXCHANGE modern Groom brick
bungalow in desirable West End section of
Richmond Va, for modern Groom detach-
ed or semidetached brick house located in
the northwest section, west of Georgia
virginia Write LOUIS J. DEMBo, 2I1
Commonwealth ave-, Richmond Il, Va.
Phone 51931.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

AUTOMOBILE PARTS urgently needed
steering assembly tsteering shaft and sec
tor shaft for 1880 Nash CO. S161.
USED TIRES-Used truck and pass tires
al sizes: new truck tires. DRISCOLL TIRE
SERVICE, 400 Hunt pl. nc, corner MINI
TRapE ITs P s4a Eennp TR 9SRS " S5
1000 miles and cash for 1889 or 194O
rord or Mercury conv. AL. 712s.
RECAPPING in Wash; 1-day service; guar
am. ready at 5 pm: CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO, 1896 H st. ne. Phone LU
TIRE RECAPPING-Eight-h service by
appointment; leave your car at 9 am,
riais M used: expert @ @workmanship e by expeTi- S1f
enced recapping mechanics; ali work guar
anteed; ample parking facilities PALDER
UN 1912
TOW-BARs. bumper to- bumper Place your
oTder To-Day; The original Tow Pilot
Phone Hillside 093O
Tires, recaps and used: wholesale, retail
NV. MA $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. G..
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, lsl5

Settlement Of the Fitzpatrick suit
was reached by Attorney d. Hey
wood Hardy, representing Senator
O'Daniel, and by Attorney T. Em-
NETT Mckenzie, who appeared for
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Hardy said
that agreement was possible because
Judge Brice Clagett had entered a
similar judgment only yesterday in
a case in which Mr.. Fitzpatrick
wanted possession of a residence he
had purchased a few blocks from
the Senator's prospective home.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER son, auctioneers
United States marshals sale of real
estate by virtue of a writ OF execution
issued out Of the clerks office of the
District Court of the United States for the
District OF Columbia and to me directed,
will sell by public auction for cash in
front of the west entrance of the court
house on D 81. between 4th and 9th SITS
NV. washington, D. c.. on "Wednesday;
January 10. 1916 at O'Clock pm. all
the right, title and interest of the de-
fendant in the following described real
estate in the District of Columbia: 10
wit: Lot 43 in square 1897 improved by
two-sto1y frame dwelling, No l71S B
street, Sc Seized and levied upon as
the property of the defendant, Susannah
Goldsborough. and sold to satisfy a
judgment at law, Municipal Court No
s17S. in favor Of Albert Brick w. BRUCE
MATTHEWS, United States Marshal in
and for the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co., Md
400 ACRES, tenants house, rooms, mod
ern house, masonry construction; 3 rooms
cellar. electricity; almost complete; barns
and several other small buildings; so acres
grazing land with stream, fenced in, 20
acres muskrat marsh. good hunting and
fishing; yearly income from muskrat marsh.
5000; 60 acres cleared; good tobacco and
farm land; balance in timber; John Deere
tractor, in new condition. with imple-
ments included; fronting "a mile on State
road and bordering ,Manjomey Greek
Charles County; 3S miles from Washing
ton 100000; terms can be arranged.
Phone AID. Sl72.
WEST RIVER Unusual opportunity,
about IL a., 900 ft. of water front. fine
sll-year house, ami; /. T., brs, bath,
Ice pier, perfect boat harbor good soil.
good for development; bus service. Box
Evening star., 1945-12-30

TO iced 900,00O
C h i / dren in
Greece at the
present time.
" Oxi" is a
G r e e k W ord
which has be-
come historic. 1t
means No. These
children are in
t h e pit / a b l e
plight they are
t o d a y because
their fathers had
the indomitable
courage to say
mo, we wi III
never surrender"
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Gently purchased the structure.
Austin Patrick Fitzpatrick, the
tenant, was given 80 days in which
to move. A jury trial in the case
was scheduled for January 4, but a
settlement was reached by opposing
counsel.
This leaves the Senator's third
eviction suit, against Mrs. Orpha
Wilcox, scheduled for hearing in
Municipal Court on January 4. Sen
ator O'Daniel won another tenant
eviction suit recently.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
SEASHoRe PROPERTY.

WOODLAND BEACH. Md miles this
side of Annapolis; cottage, completely fur
,nished. with elec. ref. elec. pump; .
porch: lot 100x1O0 on corner of Chesa
peake and Potomac ave, block from main
beach price, 81 500; down payment, ST 800
bal. monthly. Call WA. 0712 or if down
at the beach see MIR. P. J. WHITE on
Mavn rd
Evening star., 1945-12-30
ODanie| Gets Judgment
In Suit 10 Evict Tenant

Senator O'Daniel of Texas was a
step nearer moving into his new
home at lis Second street NE. yes
terday when Municipal Court ap-
proved an eviction judgment against
tenant Of the four-story apart
ment building. The Senator re-
Evening star., 1945-12-30
FARMS FOR SALE lcontinusdl

FLORIDA ORANGE GROVES, farms, homes
snd business In F sna
valuation of S. 900 is lax exempt; Write
I1S-w North Woodland Blvd, De Land.
FOR sALE-a62h acres valuable real es-
Alton This farm is excellent tobacco soil,
six.roOm s;s tenant house. two large barns and
be, sold in order to close out the estate.
Price. $4,000: convenient terms. THOM-
AS A c. cARRIco. Attorney. telephone La
e. ESTATES STA! country homes, stock and dairy
Gon s BE sh0FR % N A seR phons Rerhscn nsen
sao1to5ff1SsG' sli and fishing preserve, $500
acres in highland under cultivation: $500
shooting and shins only Rhses s. 'Gsr per
FARM FARM ASENcY 81 esp Herndoa asand9a
Is ,ACREs-5-room and bath buns allow.
SG 5Sp; tsTms eiinfor j HARRY BRADLEY. Clinton
sssa50Mss acres ere; of stock farm, fertile,
near Sugar Loaf Mountain, Frederick
e Cal nfs M Sm spaks NJ se5 OF nFsff
MA s 1899 stcEAss ssoT DAfk9 nsh St aTm
Rg fans mGd eds We
and fenced, beautiful setting in trees, some
fruit. excellent location, S-room house
water heater. icebox several fruit trees.
32,cow dairy barn, and all necessary out.
buildings. including . large, silos; priced
sell farm completely equipped including
"A milk COWS. horses, tractor, plow.
wagon. ensilage cutter, corn planter, now
tools, enough seed to carry through the
winter; seed, farm and equipment COM
Pbssf bsdf S25GGG act Ggck yoT will beydr
WTHiTEsELL REAL Estate, Vienna. Va,
ESQ, Oakton, Va.
FOR sALE-nFRoNT ROYAL, va, farms as
2l4 acres with 10-room, large, strong
IS spIenda s eass sTazns
tains:, price; $4,000, with possession
I52 acres of bluegrass cattle grazing
cinder- block new bank barn, new large
sio. running water electric lights avail
able; this farm is near Browntown, Va,
sn6 sa,ooopa possession JAM lS'' l'40' price
BIZ acres on Shenandoah River. 100
acres of river bottom; near Front Royal,
i76 acres with 1O-room frame resi-
dence in good condition, on road No 64l
and about 9 miles out of Front Royal.
Va. Price, $4,000.
Woodstock Hospital, known as the
attractive show place in
beauty: will offer entire property at
Valley Pike highway No IL has
f-room residence. Groom lunch attractive
room, 2 Gulf gas tanks for service station;
some equipment in restaurant; Just u
mile N. of Toms Brook, Va. Take all
at $4,000.
Woodstock, Va, farm of A acres with
large residence, barn and other out
buildings running water, plenty OF fruit;
$1,000
acres. more or less, with 11room
Stucco residence, on hard-surface road
miles N. of Front Royal; 4 baths in
residence; full basement, furnace heat,
electric lights and running water on
Shenandoah River; possession at once;
splendid income from tourists; $4,000.
CLAUDE L. RUST. 306 S. Royal ave.
Phone 124 Front Royal. Va.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
GARAGES FOR RENT.

800 VT. AVE. N.W.-3-car garage for
rent; available January 3; $50. Ex. 1888
SPACE IN DOUBLE GARAGE. SIS month
2621 Garfield st. NV, / block from Ward
man Park Hotel AID. 1904
BRICK GARAGE, centrally located North
west Washington, available January i: ST
month"; 81 1909
Evening star., 1945-12-30
FARMS WANTED.

WATERFRONT FARM in So Maryland
preferred Sole so acres. House not essen
tial: would Ike outbldgs Box 49-C, STAR
WILL PAY CASH for farm, 3 to $50 acres
Arlington or Fairfax County. Box 250-
q
Evening star., 1945-12-30
GARAGES FOR SALE.

2465 18th st. NV. DI. 5021.
ALLEY GARAGE, downtown northeast To-
cation, size 25x40 it.: for sale. not lease;
price, S12,500, terms. See Mr.. Dixon, with
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Shoreham
Bldg Ma 4Hh0 or co 1h1h.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
RAILERS.

NEW DODGE 1z-ton. stake body, with or
without driver. Call AT. 0352 any time,
evening and Sundays. 30'
Evening star., 1945-12-30

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
in order to obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO.. 1902 New York ave. NV.
(Greyhound Bus TerminaD, RE. 1900.
Omen r. n m