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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
400 Women
Have Taken
Nurse Work
Caring For Sick Is
Taught Large Number
In County Lately


On guard To protect the health
OF their BONES. Vance county Wo-
men are luitllItr2 an important
c~omlu"Hlty obligation through their
participation i'm the Rcd Cross home
nursing program. sam Afford, CHAR
man, Vance County Red Cross chap
ter, sajd today.
In "la,srs offered by the Vance
county chapter, approximately 400
women have learned the simple
skills Of caring for the III and pre-
venting the spread OF disease to well
members Of their family, Afford
said. He pointed out that the local
home nursing program is a part Of
the American Red Cross long-term
plan Of instructjng 100000 Amer
can Mumpn in the fundamentals Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
FIRST

Rev. Hiram x, King, pastor.
9:45 a. m. Church school. j. W,
Sanders, general superintendent.
II a. m. Morning worship. Com
mnion meditation: Call of Com
passion
5 p. m. Vesper service. Sermon
subject: Road To Easter. Surrender
To God
6 p. m. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship.
Monday:
$3.50 and I p m, Circles.
100 p. m. Board Of Stewards.
Tuesday:
+ p. m. Girl Scout Troop No. |.
9 p. m. Whitmore Wesley Glass
meeting.
Wednesday:
8 p. m, Group prayer meetings in
the homes.
Thursday:
8 p. m. Group prayer meetings in
the homes.
Ills p. m. Young peoples choir
practice.
9 p. M. Senior choir practice.
FrI1ay.
4 p. m. Boys choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
Raleigh Road Lot
Acquired In Deed
70 Ice Cream Firm

Included among real estate papers
flied for record Friday in the register
81 tCds office was ore in which
MIS. CclCstia G.. Young conveyed to
the Southern Ice Cream Company a
los AT the COrncr Of the Raleigh road
and ChaVassc venue extension for
$1,000 and ether considerations.
l. II. Viekery and wife sold to
Edwin T. Warren and wife tor $40
and other considerations a house and
lot C0 Virginia venue
f. VI. Harvard and wife Of Eliza
beth City, formerly of Henderson,
sold 10 Elmorc NJ. Powell and wife,
by estate in entirety, a house and
1T ON Andrews emu near the
standpipe for $40 and other cons'd-
egdtlpnS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
SOCIETY NE
NJ

All night the snow had been falling
Quietly, deeply down
dor the roads and meadows,
over the little town.
opened the door to morning
on almost April air,
And caught the challenge Of sun
light
III the blaze of silver there.
T. made me remember priarIes,
cold-bending miles of wheat,
Foam on a Wind-bloWn ocean.
Horizon that retreat.
But all that | saw was white snow,
Level and wide and high
To the far lift Of low hills
Under a spring-bluc sky,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
Miss Stewart At
Baptist Church

Ms Dorothy Stewart will be
gue-' so,oist al the morning Wor-
ship service at the First Baptist
church Sunday morning, it wa
stated today. Miss Stewart will sing
TIN Lords Prayer and will be
accompanied at the organ by Mrs.
". ". Parker. ST. Miss Stewart, who
IS a graduate of voice of the We
mans College Of the University OF
North Carolina, Greensboro. is nov
continuing her studying with a pri-
tatp teacher in Greensboro. She is
the daughter Of Charles A. Stewart.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
Girl Scout News
TROOP NO.

Girl Scout Troop No. 3 met Thurs
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Fgs, Baptist church. The meeting
opened with the flag ceremony
which was followed by inspection
o. the troop by the leader.
During patrol meetings work was
done on the posters. The troop then
rcassembIcd and the business ses-
sion held.
After playing several games and
singing a number Of songs, the meet
ing closed With the friendship circle
and goodnight song.
HELEN l.. CHEEK, Scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
EIRSI PTIST

51en. =. NorlLeel p 'S.a[.
Meditation topic for the Lord
9uppef al me .llorn,ns service WE
pe ~ NoiiN''iI' Oolis"yio'i' 49,
lof l2e evening service VIII DC
1~uafal'Ioa -
ANNE W.. Armstrong "eeA VI
l1aye Iof home MiSS'oii',
SUNDAY.
GOV d. m bapIISl h"Ilo HOUR
20 d. m. bIoie Sehool'
d. M N''tiIuN "ola!ip'
: p m. Deacon meeting.
o.do p m b4P'I9' tanning uH1o'l'
,,'0 p Ill., Ne'ii"s Worship
tNoilo"E -,
".oo p. M. OIfclca oi w. NJ >. VIII
n4ecl a toIl9WS. oIFtle i-f1oS'eSSe5
MIS-; = D. lpPeV,' lT'uel' WIS. w.
ni''J9' NIiCIe i'o1,esScS W.,
H. !. CpchVIC1' MIS- .. e "eIls'
ie'ocf' MfS, w. n, IIl1lIIPS' 81. III
C'c "-hoS'eS9 M'S, r, T. tlilhell,
'cIIcI, Wis - '11lIi'c CIlSle
Hostess, MIS- w. - o'al'1Dach'
,caoFfH' MIS-, o'9lhp1ch, MRS w. n
NIlnoalI. NIfcIe 2-l1osVeSS' MIS- n
l.; bUr1nil, t""GIS MlS' 1olNe
ah4If, Mrs, a. T.. NeMeolt'o. CIfCle
"-i1oI,eSSeS MIS- II, a. DG''i1,2'
MFS. l'eiIa Nooul,gl' Ms II, w.
G'Ii,lh; leader MIS- T. Nofllee'
$50 p; m, boy 9Gout-h. a. meet
ing IN the JuhIQt department.
3 P. m. sue heIIy Glrtie mccI1hS
IN me I1dIeS P2r!or' POSSESSES; Nit9
W. ". PARKER ST. MISS sue heIIy'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
Urges
Full Support
0fRedCross
Proclamation Made
Calling Attention
To Local Campaign

Mayor Henry Powell today issued
& proclamation calling attention to
the campaign Cf thc Rcd Cross, now
in pro2rtSs in tbs roiE- ty. and Urg-
ing full support for the undertaking
He requested that all citizens bc as
generous as possible in support Of
the drive, which is seeking Il quota
of $4,000 here.
The mayors proclamation follows:
Whereas, American fighting mon
the world over are giving to the last
ounce of their strength in the effort
to free the world of dictatorships, and
Whereas, the American home front
is striving through its war indus
tries, its manpoWer and its moral
support to stand firmly behind the
armed forces, and
Whereas, the American Red Cross
is serViag III fighting men at home
and overseas, as well, by means Of
understanding. friendly men and
women trained especially for their
duties, and
Whereas, the American Red Cross
assists scrVicemen's families in the
United States as we'll as serving
thos~ in uniform. and
Whereas, the American people
through the Red Cross have sent
100000 pints Cf blood to our
wounded. thus forming a veritable
lifeline between us and them. and
Whereas, the American Red Cross
is ready to GiVe assistance in the
event Ct anV natural or mammals
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
FIRST

Rev. William d. McInnis, minister
Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship. Sermon
subject: "Secrets Of a Successful
Canvass
$50 p. m. Young peoples vespar~.
7:30 p, m, Evening worship. Ser
NOR subject: "GroWing Up
MonJay:
$50 p. m. Executive Board Wo-
mans Auxiliary.
7:30 p. m. Boy Scouts of America.
Wednesday:
7:45 p. m. Choir practice.
8 p. m. Meeting Of department
superintendent of Church school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
College to Discuss
Returning Veteran

Observation-Disclosures Of the
theme and speakers for the nine
teenth annual Home-Naking Insti-
ute at Bennett College which opens
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
Visiting Parents.

Robert Stanley Parham, a student
at the University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill. is spending some time
with his parents, Dr.. and Mrs. \.
H Parham, On the oxford road.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03

Dr.. and Mrs. a. II. Parham have
re'lrnc1 TO their home on the OK
ford road after visiting in Wash
jnrton. ID. {.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
On Furlough from Washington

Pfc. Preston Edwards, who is sta
toned at Fort Louis, Washington, Is
spending a l5-day Through with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Ed
wards, at their home on Route |.
Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
HOLY

Rev. Ray Holder, rector.
Third Sunday in Lent. March +:
Church school, 9:45 a. m.
Mems Bible class, 10 a. m.
The Holy Communion, II a, IN.
Y. p. S. l., + l. III.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
CONGREGATIONAL = CHRISTIAN

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN
Rev. j.. Frank Apple, pastor.
Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church.
II a. m. Morning worship. Topic:
"Christian Enthusiasm
7:3O p. m. Evening worship. Topic:
ITO Whom Shall We Co..
"Wednesday:
$50 p. m. PRAYER meeting.
8:l5 D.. m. Choir practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
THE ARMY.

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday services:
10 a. m, Sunday school.
IL a. M, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y. P. L. Meeting.
7 D. n, Open ali meeting,
7:3O D.. m. Salvation meeting.
Why not go to church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Time of Masses:
LIST. 3rd. and 5th Sunday 8 a. m
End and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. m
Holy Days, 9 a. m.
Novena devotions, Sundays, IA!
p. m.
Rev. James H. King. pastor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03
WHITE MEMORIAL METHODS

Rev. J. W. Snccden, pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school J. ".
Thomas, superintendent.
II a. m. Morning worship. Ser
mon by the pastor, subject, 1.-Two
Ways of LiVing.'
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Mission study
class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-03

CITY ROAD
Rev. j. W. Snceden, pastor.

Wy. j.. W P0,V7I.
10 a. m. Sunday school, Wesley
Adams, superintendent.
3 p, M. Monthly meeting of Wo-
mans Society Of Christian Service,
with Mrs. II. K. King as guest
speaker.
6:l5 p. m. Youth Fellowship meet
ing.
$50 p. m. Evening worship. Ser
mon by the pastor, subject, "A Lost
World."
Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Mission
study class.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
Steps Are Taken
For Argentine To
Return Into Fold

Washington. Masch 28-tAP)-
Representatives of the American re-
publics met today to push along
concrete steps toward reunltmg Ar
eentina with the rest Of the west
ern Hemisphere.
Ambassadors of the governments
except Argentina, arranged to gam
or at 1870 a. m. EWT, with Assls-
tant Secretary Of State Nelson
Rockefeller. Presumably they VIII
decide when and where Argentine
will be permitted to sign the recent
Mexico City resolution. These guar
antec continental force to put down
aggressors and specify elaborate de
Tense measures for the hemisphere
When the signature is arranged
probably in Mexico City, the GOV
crnmcnts Will consult on ~recognj/-
ing Argentina. Final action Is eN-
pccted within a week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
j. S.Troops
In Suburbs
OF Big City
Demolition Started
BY Enemy Prior To
Their Own Retreat

Manila, March 2S.-(AO-
American a 5 saul t troops,
ashore on Gebu island
Monday against elaborate beach
defenses, swept almost to the
outskirts Of Cebu City, head
quarters reported today, but
that busy second city Of the
Philippines already was aflame
and exploding from Japanese
demOlitiOns.
Shortly after Major General
William II. ArnoId's American
division hit the beaches. the first
big fire appeared in the heart of
the city. Then came thunder
Gus explosions and sheets of
flame as the Japanese demoli-
ton crews went to work as they
did in Manila.
Ins tallationS at the modern air
drOmc Just northwest of the city,
the area of the municipal electric
plant and the huge c|ocOanut refinery
Just across the harbnr on Mactau
island-the largest refinery in the
Philippincs--all were buried and
blasted as the Yanks probcd into the
southern outskirts.
The landing, under cover OF
an efficient air and naval bonn
hardment, WAS made near Pali-
say. about five miles south OF
Cebu City. This is about mid
way along the east coast of the
big stringbean-ShaDed island,
which lies between Japanese
held Negros and Amcrican-cap-
turcd Leyt" in the center OF the
archipelago.
General Douglas MacArthur'S
communiquc today said the Japanese
defenders had been caught @ott
guard" but front dispatches made
clear that the beaches were wei pre-
pared to fcpcl an invasion.
The principal fight was expected
for Ccbu city itself. Most oil that
cjtv of 100000, a busy sugar and
@cocoanut port, was covered WITH the
smoke eff demolition fires.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
German \IaVor OF
Aachen Under |. S.,
Is Assas>Intcd

With the L. :. First Army,
March 28.-(AP-Franz OPP
renh0f, il-Near-nld burgomeiS-
ter of Aacllen, and first mayor
appointed by the Allied mill
tary Government in a major
German city, a a~SSaSSinatcd
Sunday night. il was announced
today.
Oppcnhof was shot through
the temple at 1880 p. m, as
he stood on the back porch of
his home on the outskirts of the
city.
Military intelligence Officers
investigating the case said tn
motive had not yet been cStah-
lished, and that it had not vet
been established officially
whether the mayor was killed
by NaZiS because he had aSsum-
ed the post of burcomcistcr IN
der the Americans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28

.Tt" fac, is. they've bc.. expect
.aa,lE r.r- limo Time" said the
..1 y'o',' V'.,'r CLtvuIcsco. a for
m1. member of thc Bomanion en-
.f.If in Tokyo. who has lust
1,..Tnd in MOSCOW.
We sald the Japanese did not ap-
H' S'.+ ;oIiarIv nIra,ed about Civ
''"i F't1,, 49, N,yi and Fascist lead
IIlS l]aa,.I1o that il NAV only make
&C.. .J.. Gov. thnh. than If al. ca(lN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
Buying Lifts
Stock Prices

New York, March 28.-(AP)-The
stock market retrieved some of its
lecent losses today under more con-
fident buying among the leaders,
many of which advanced fractions
to a point.
Prominent among the gamers e
midday were Chrysler and American
Telephone.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
Fresh Raid
On Kyushu
Is Reported.

Guam. March 28.-(AP)-ToEyo
radio reported today American car
rier planes raided Kyushu islands,
at the southern end of Japan, this
afternoon in a quick fOlloW-up OF
two Superfortress raids within II
hours.
Tokyo said about 90 seaborne
planes raided the southernmoSt
shores of kyushu, last assaulted by
carrier aircraft March 10.
Neither report was confirmed by
the American command, which an
nounced battleshipS ana warns OF
carrier planes continued their aerial
and naval bOmbardments of the
Ryukyu islands, stepping stones TO
Kyushu. which they began attacking
last Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28
HUGE NAZI ARR lELD
TAKEN BY AMERICANS

With the Third Army III ne.
many March 2S.-(AP)-'er-
many's second largest a"po."
the former Zeppelin base 'Ne
miles south of Frankfurt Is ~
American hands. Units OF .ne
sixth armored division VINE"
captured the field founo
ed with skeletons OF f''H 'u
ed Nazi planes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-03-28

wages paid to workers hired illegally
could not be listed as a business eN-
penSe for income tax purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29

FOR RENT-60 acres east of Mt.
Signal Store for long term lease.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone $50
7-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29

10 ACRE Highway ranch on edge
of Holtville. One large house and
5 smaller houses. A good invest
ment at $4500. 622 Fern Ave-,
Holtville, or Phone Holtv. 20. 7-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
FOR QUICK
SALE

20 acres, sandy soil near Mel
GLAND; new alfalfa; 4-room
house, electricity-$1500 cash
down payment, balance easy
terms. Immediate possession.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
Kate Oldham

127 No. 9Th Phone 125
7-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
w. E. HANCOCK

WANT TO LEASE-40 acres in al
falfa. Contact Rt. l, Box SO, Ell
Centre or at the dairy, IL mi.
North 4th st. Fred Lueck. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29

PINE VALLEY - Large lots - $400
and $500. Buy now. Build later.
E. c. Bangs. broker. I'll
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29

FOR LEASE l60 acres, 3 miles north
of Melloland. Tract so and West
of Y of Tract 49. Owners, Liggett
& Stelzer, 642 ''lF' ST., San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
ls-Country Property-Sole

FOR SALE-8O acres on highway
west. Well leveled, good drainage.
priced for quick sale. c. MUNCEY.
608 Main. 7-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
You Can Talk to One Nan Classified Ads TO Thousands
TO Rent

MARINE and wife would like to
rent furnished Apt. or house. Call
TISgt. Enderle, State Hotel, room
6. 7-6
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-29
l8-CountrY Property-Sole

FOR LEASE-40 acres, choice
vegetable land. In alfalfa the
last 3 years.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 HIGH, FERTILE ACREs-Wonderfu
so1d ST0om frsme house baSn and
In irst-class community. Electricity and
iambia pike, Arlineton. Va. cH. 5294.
Will Hxa KFAL fhsPs EsTsrF fH Sss1 sos acres,
ms e 1e Geup 9a f2n ls
go acres cultivation and pastures. 40
sflss acres NJ woodland smt,rn perpes9al springs and
at psr aefe %tout n mensoh
rs 'hs ,sos 5sSSSs Sas "a T.
buildings ELL MARTiN nSfEoqs 81 0sRsr $780, 0si 81
1921 dsse' rasM ssssa aSs ns s sOaa 5t bamas
e @ sssf eahf fnaairs aan; t04W
FHis hTfRAcfffSE AaffSfsSs skooM Nd frame farm.
honse hoy has 40 very fertile limestone acres.
sa ss7bo peGes fos III Ths sss Sss 70
ceIamSa @ pike. s' Ariiaston. ss va hG Phone ' CT
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. below present
6,rm house, barn sno and other bldgs LOO
mi frontage on End snd-claSs s,I road, 1000 T.
WILLIAM M. THRocKMoRToN, -Realtor.
DI. 6092, or WI 7790 ewes. and Sundays.
175-ACRE FARM, 20 acres wooded land.
on 2 paved roads, in vicinity unity, Md,
80 miles from washington, where some OF
the better farms are located. Corn crop
yield this year rs bushels per acre. A
good-sized 6-room house with bath. Also
tenant house. water, electricity. telephone.
large bank barn. streams. good fence. Sale
price, $1S,000 H. HANNAUER, 1895
Georgia ave, 81, 472e, 81. 6025.
A. PAYING DAIRY FARM in Loudoyn Co..
bldgs. and equipment: livestock, hay, grain
ana feed: monthly milk sales over S1.200s
priced for quick sale. GIL. 1888,
CONTINUED on Next Page.J
Evening star., 1945-12-01
SUBURBAN sAlt-MARYLAkp.

IN GAITHERsBURG-5-roomN house, as
bestos shingle, rock wool insulation IN
Eanen EGH and epacs s sas fs ss sea
2os #: $500, Phone OWNER, Gathers
supf MoD2RN sRs s,BEDRooM BUNGALOW; ] VI:
H iess cash. cash. $40 $40 month; month immediate posses
sion; about miles from District line,
VILLAINS, VII 9as7s oWhEH REAl EsrArE-Beautiful
attic screened deIvs side porch
close to, stores, transportation and schools.
WIFI lSse kEs Ms TIEy e large
room. brick back porch, very large lot
WS blocks HHs sGP a aren't
move in az once for small. down payment.
MFaMs' MR fEy' qnIGn REa s2Gs GsTarErine f q two
story home with. 9 bedrooms bath, full
basement. oil heat. lge. lot. close to stores,
ITansp aIn1os and scbSoos seoS Easy payments MR.
Groom detached home. on, On bdslinae. in
ana 1fss? no
al has5 G3sSShMsFBBs MBrOom g. 1m hoase all
sround on lovely Street: Ss Close to chlrches,
schools and doctors oflce; immediate pos
s5i2n SobgRr terms g. DASis Sis5e co ca Rea al Essse SAFE
announce the removal Of their ofices to
new and larger quarters, 1904 Baltimore
Hyattsville, Md WA. 5000.
CALVERT HILLS. MD.-Loyely 6-rn,
brick home. spotless in excellent condi-
fireplace, dining rm., lovely kitchen and
screened porch. On second floor: 8 bed
rms, den, sleeping porch, tiled shower
bath; oak floors. h.-w h. (coaD; bone-dry
basement with lovely recreation rnl,
toilet, 2-ear brick saragei nearly -ssre
Valenti, HO. 0043, with o. B. zANT-
FINGER, Jr., Real Estate.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR M-Immediate
pr4x If;s, 400 So; it. On each hoor: ideal 10:
any description. For compIete ] DiaofT intorms- a.
sse5 II y faasSa RHas'i CO.. 3.'PsE aS
coMMERcIAL LAND, all or part of 4oo,-
600 So. #, facing ? real traf1c arteries
81 erd WaHSns5n nHT s5fes Rossp e.o W. s sss
SCHMIDT, 230 woodward Bldg. Ma. 9257.
1882 ST. N.w:-In Medical Center, 80 #.
shaft; suitable for doctors, dentists or
shsF shop pTsssasGaa FsH use MRR9gg Rs9 gift saq 9Vsr
sHoPPfso2 zen cENTER, III 4a9S xiSS theater People,
oVs GoVs ssa stare ant laundTy
s4n7s sgs1nsss property dept, LEO NJ, BERN.
on 5th BETWEEN T 6 p. AND SlS II SIS SIS. NV s.w-
snd sah apd bfck a duss p4se er Ra
esTSy sesATESysy 81 s5os; eve 1 snd i. Sun oE. $3.50:
eacupsd Rbb9Psssssd
bath: sriek sarase;. leased: 5000 Return TO
SIasoSsAskf' lIasA SS3s shop for
San;. Ssie; Apply APP after pm' 1oo4 PennsyI.
sa9ls 1acASSr AZ ssfoREs. near G st. on 18th
nv. hh;w-Thls Iln is an opportunity to provide
an income from the balance OF the prop
eeTss; CAL s-Isi oSr business 9roperty dept.
Real Estate Institution, 14l5 K st. NV.
FOR sALE-Prime 2nd commercial down.
vacant lot, SO feet frontage, 400. square
feet to alley; extremely desirable for dis
Pay sna sasf aPsbs DaRis
for improvements Attractive price fer
saEa6Ds sfsGS sa EHspsys Hso snS See M
1900 BLK. WnsoS BLVD, Arl,. Va. in
Colonial Village, section-100-ft. front.
de7 deep will also cops1seg 5mpTqxsgsns
X ST, NEAR 18th N.W.-Immediate plans
for an once Bldg. orsanisations and I'sGa as
o Sh8d sns f onss
ate fnsItution' S o i41s Gete'f ST. nSs Seai Ne. f.
BALTIMORE AVE, Hyattsville. Nd. list
commercial ground. 73x310, reasonably
priced; For further information call Mr..
HSeJsI5' WaPn oS; SAipWEuT 1y eyes lH' 2olo' Ed
BRICK coioNTaL HOME, 4 years old; ?
esaT9Hms; LYING room 5xss EepIaes
in stti4s +. for 2 additional rooms; furnished
rented; located on Marlboro pike. 4 miles
from Capitol; woodeq lots. For tuEther
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor.
HOUSE, hrst commercial, Georgie ave;
TONER; s. 800 cash, bal. ike rent. Prone
RHODE ISLAND AVE, near 18th nv
with living quarters on the upper floors.
Doctors and dentists should investigate
this unusual opportunity to establish them
selves in the downtown area. Call our
business property dept. LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO.. A Complete Real Estate
Institution, l4l5 St, ME 540D
Evening star., 1945-12-01
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRclNIA.

VOW VACANT. $50 25th st: 6, Arlington-
Rsas ns6ss With Saek, arts sSfss Sa
esas shCs0fs sey o maasss from
sass sns sfeS down eafs bashee
'ar'h1a DARaG stGrmRsan Res Rssss eaaas
Of ,tss this
nd are nave N
with gas range and refrigerator, have full
basement and are priced at only Ss,150,
eriek; WITH gEITzELL, 81. 81 800. M Nli' fl'a
ARLINGTON - Immediate possession. q
porch, oil heat. refrigerator; newly deco
rated, picket fence; 3 years old. Phone
OWNER: .yII c.rgalH Glebe n9 1909 ,ov .. g.,
nished and in excellent condition, immedi-
ate possession, good neighborhood, pleasant
surroundings; spacious level lot; B rooms,
bath, oil heat, range and refrigerator, full
basement. detached garage. covered front
porch, fireplace in living room. thorough
insulation; 5-minute walk to Fort Myer,
10 anneI nutes BY bus to and Navy
900; GEO, >: MILLER. -Reaitor texeiu-
al sIss q SUI W0 S1es
yard, screened porch, recreation room. new
refgr.; newly redecorated near schools,
buses, stores. Pentagon and Navy Bldgs.
Price, $3.50; $4,000 1st mortgage;
S1,500-S2,O0O cash, balance terms. In
: $rd 4 5 s. So. Arlington. Rims CHI. 1856 siteS
NICE 5-RooM BUNGALOW with inciosed
back porch. heated, suitable for third
go22 North Stafford st., Arlington I'M
Psfiase FaiIs peeHffsiRsacSaa eHSRca; yA-Attractiv.
bedroom bungalow with all conveniences,
II in splendid eond., gas stove and refsr:,
but but fioored and floor. Conv; to stores and
5000, 3, substantial cash and eonv. month
CURE 7 AGENCY; Fails Church asoo, after
ss;5o0, ElAIRHAyEN. yA.-cape Cod
t;tuSa, rated bedreoms; large arg Lying room,
sSnys9dens szg s 4Snhy GH SH
q $500 Sss FaiEhAtEs SilSd tAEEsnstSa vsroom q CAP.
Goa u neyhSse essb
psrsleals.s siSssaaG esi ea sss7 sENoI1T.,
easRM1NG ess1 NJ Wsie sMaEn S1xr M Colo
nial brick, 2 bedrooms, tile bath. equipped
sitShsn s1S oan faI 6sssment s.s beat unssr
son blvd, Gil. 1900. OK. 4123.
Evening star., 1945-12-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WOULD LIKE to purchase downsown busi-
ness property; can invest from $4,000 to
100000 cash Box ,2lo-C, Star.
URGENTLY tIS M NEED business property Of
property for cash, For quick action and
best results. call ABC REALTY & DEVEL-
OPMENT CO, 1925 41st st. NV. Phone
EN-. 4aoe-0733. Nights and Sundays,
pc no, 1922, ,,x -o nr,- ,,,.,,
for plumbing company, prefer Montsomery
or Prince Georges County. near D. C. Call
WE NEED A STORE, building or gatags
to house our newly acquired agency for
B, S. A and Sunbeam line OF motorcycles
and BICYCLES: 1000 #; minimIm space,
with show window and room for repair
work. prefer to rent. but will buy if loca-
tion, building and price are within reason.
Call Mr.. TRUMBULL at SH. $3.50 or
Mr.. CONNER at TR. 4670 if you have
somethlnE We may use; %
US. Our active, experienced sales organ
ization is ready to give you prompt, EN-
cient service. Call our husines property
dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, "A
Complete Real Estate Institution" 14l5 <
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