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Evening star., 1945-04-12
Train in |ndo-China
Destroyed by Flyers
Based in Philippines
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, April l2-Fifth All
Force Liberators ranging far from
their Philippine base over Indo-
China exploded a 14-car Japanese
troop train with direct bomb hits
Monday, Gen. Macarthur announced
today.
Fellow pilots bombed Hong Kong
Victoria docks, two radio stations
and rail installations on Hainan Is
land and sank six small freighters
in the China Sea.
United States 14th Corps troops In
South Luzon, where Gen. Macarthur
announced organized japanese re-
rsistance had been broken, secured
road nets south Of Tayabas.
The lst Cavalry Division advanced
IA miles from Lucban to occupy
Sampaloc and sent advance ele-
ments to Mauban ON the east coast.
Elements of the llth Air-borne
Division occupied the east coast Att
monan area in force, while on the
Bicol Peninsula the 158th Regi-
mental Combat Team continued to
advance southwest OF Duraga
against light opposition.
In the central section, the 9th Di-
visions 63d Regiment stormed long
contested Mt. Mataba after artillery
concentration and captured the
peak of the troublesome mountain.
The japanese still were sternly
defending Northern Luzon, where
the fighting has been bloody. The
Yanks inched along, reducing hill
side defenses one by one. In Balete
Pass-on the Villa Verde trail area
So caves were sealed.
On the road to Baguio, American
troops captured the village of Salat,
II miles from the west coast, with
out serious opposition.
Maj. Gen. Rapp Brush's 40th Di-
vision advanced 80 miles from Fab
rica on Negros Island around the
northern tip to San Isidro on the
east coast, trapping enemy REM
nants in a mountain pocket
Gen. Macarthur said civil govern
ment was being restored throughout
NegroS.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
SIuq Pierces Privute's Heart,
Is Carried Away in Bloodstreom

death in a few minutes but for the
fact a portion of the injured lung
collapsed and partially shut of the
flow of blood"
AS 1t was, Pfc. Shaffer received
seven transfusions during the op-
Grafton and altogether has received
is pints of blood-more than he Lad
to start with.
Pfc. Shaffer was a forward ma
chine gunner and was in his posi-
ton when .30-caliber machine gun
slug from the enemy hit him.
The hospital said capable and
rapid work by heroic forward med;cs
and aid station personnel deserve
much Of the credit for saving the
soldiers life. Medics reached his
mountain gun position at 8 pm. and
Evening star., 1945-04-12

Funds Speakers Bureau at st.
Johns Parish Hall, 819 Sixteenth
street NV.
"You would know the Importance
Of continuing the war prisoners aid
if you could see the difference it
makes to prisoners when they have
books to read, athletic equipment
and food boxes" he said.
1t. Cory was held in the same
camp where the recently liberated
1t. COL John F. Waters was held,
and the two officers knew each
other there.
Mrs. Waters, daughter of It. Gen.
George S. Patton, jr., Sd Army COM
mander, attended the meeting, as
did Mrs. Patton.
Another speaker was Herbert L.
Willett. jr.. director of the Com
munity War Fund.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
Will Present PIoy

The Children's Studios of Speech
and Dramatic Art will present a
three-act play, "Rackety-Packety
House." at Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, at 8 pm
today and tomorrow, it was an
nounced today. Tomorrows per-
formance will celebrate the 18th an
niyersary of the schools founding.
Evening star., 1945-04-12

m a n captivity
was related last
night by 1t. Will
liam r. Cory.
who sea p e d
after being held
two years in
Ohag 64.
1t. Cory, the
son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest N.
Cory, 4710 Col
lege a v e n u c.
College p ar k.
Md, addressed
a dinner meet
ing of the Com
m unity w al
Evening star., 1945-04-12
JuIiuno Flies to EnoIond

LONDON, April II (Po-Crown
Princess Juliana of the Netherlands
arrived at an airfield near London
yesterday after flying the Atlantic
from Canada in a Liberator of the
Raj Transport Command. She was
welcomed by Queen Wilhelmina.
Evening star., 1945-04-12

administered plasma. -Four end a
half hours later he was on an oper-
ating table in the hospital, 13 miles
behind the front.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
Books Called Big Aid
To Prisoners Morale

How books ard recreation equip
ment provided by the War Prisoners
Aid of the International YMCA re-
lieved the dreary monotony of Ger
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

When washing windows, use ar
up and down stroke on the outside
and the side to side stroke on the
inside. This way, you can easily
determine which side needs more
polishing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03
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Clean wicker furniture by scrub
bling it with a stiff brush and warm
salt water. The salt keeps the
wicker from turning yellow.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

The group of applicants who look
toward peacetime flying business
with the keenest anticipation and
toward whom official eyes will look
with greatest sympathy are the SOL
diers and sailors, some already dis
charged veterans and others ready
to take to the air as soon as they
are discharged.
OF the 100000 military pilots
which the war has produced, the
majority who plan to make aviation
their career, see their future as
pilots for established airlines. There
are, however, many who want to
start their own business moth
ing fancy, understand, maybe just a
local feeder line. There has been as
yet no breakdown to learn just what
percentage of the applications al
ready filed are by servicemen, but
the percentage is high. A typical
one is the application filed only a
few days ago by 1t. James Walker
Case of Suffer Creek Calf, o.
year-old navy flier. Lieutenant Case
wants to start a business flying per-
sons and property to all parts of
California and Nevada in the most
suitable available aircraft, just as
soon as the navy lets him go.
Taxi Rural Service.
There is also the Norsemen Air
Transport company, which turns out
to be several servicemen who want
to continue their war association
by establishing feeder airlines
throughout New England.
Many of these projects may never
see the light of day, but there are
applications like that of 1t. Col.
John c. L. Adams, who before be-
ing called back to his regular army
job when war came, organized and
operated an extensive air service in
Panama. He wants to start sight
seeing business with helicopters or
light planes, tanning out in various
scenic routes from Cristobal and
Balboa. Until he can start work
sans uniform, his wife, Alberta, is
getting things lined up.
Then there are also a number of
women who plan to start airlines on
their own. Some of them, judging
from their application papers, have
already had successful careers in
other lines of business. There is An
geline Harris of Rutherfordton,
N. c., who proposes to start sched-
uled mail and passenger service
linking the smaller towns in North
Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia,
using either helicopters or light
conventional planes. She proposes
to land on postoffice roofs or the
nearest available vacant lot.
Mrs. Winifred Lucy Shefferly of
Detroit, proposes to run helicopter
taxi service in Michigan and Mrs.
T. W. Lanier of Ell Paso, Texas,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

Drawing shows full fight picking mail sack The
will available
c planes expected drop pick packages while
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03
Taxi Firms to Start Air Helicopter Service

bow Bridge national monument in
Utah and Canyon de Chiefly national
monument, Arizona, by airplane.
There are scores of other applica-
tons now on file and more are COM
ing in daily for new businesses, new
and novel enterprises with the use
of airplanes. AS of the first of June
more than 600 such applications
were on file with the Civil Aeronau-
tics board. This number will be in
creased at rapid rate during the
months following W Day.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

Scrub carrots with a stiff brush.
1t is easier than scraping or par
ing and saves vitamins and min
erals as well.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

ton, who furnishes limousine serv-
ice between LaGuardia airport and
the Airlines Terminal building in
New York, and the other is Joe
Ferrant's Airdrome transport which
would be at the beck and call of
film stars on the west coast.
William Edward Ham of Detroit,
proposes to replace horses by air.
planes in the sightseeing field. He
has filed application to make it pos
sible for saddle-shy tourists to see
Grand Canyon National park, Rain
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Released by Western Newspaper Union.


By VIRGINIA VALE
IT'S the women who rule the
L box-office destiny of the
movies, according to Hunt
Stromberg, who's been max
ing good movies for years, and
now has his own producing
company. Women form a
large part of the audience,
says he, and also determine to what
movies their men shall take them.
Not that he ignores the males in his
appeal to the public! Young Wild
ow," costarring Jane Russell and
Louis Hayward, is intended to en-
terrain both sexes. But Stromberg
likes feminine titles - "Dishonored
Lady" is on his list, and Strange
Woman" and his first independent
picture was Lady of Burlesque."
And credit him with giving Joan
Crawford, Myrna 10y and Rosalind
Russell big push toward stardom.
Lovely Constance Moore, the
screen star, has been given the
leading lady role of the sleuthing
secretary to Jim Lawton" in
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

A number of long established taxi
cab companies, such as Frank Saw
yers' Checker Taxi of Boston, have
applied for general air taxi service
by helicopter. This field too, has its
specialists for at least two opera
tors, who for years have transported
passengers between airports and
downtown districts, stand ready to
perform the same function with hell
copters. One of them is John P.
Carey, president of the Grand
Central Cadillac Renting corpora
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

Vera-Ellen, Samuel Goldwyn's
find" who makes her screen debut
in Wonder Man." the hilarious
Danny Kaye musical, was once a
Rockette at New York's Radio City
Music Hall. She went to New York
as delegate to the Dancing Mas
tiers of America convention, and just
stayed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03
Pulled Sleeve Dress

Funeu Sleeve Dress
SHELL look as bright as a new
~ penny in this adorable little
dress with pert pulled sleeves,
round yoke and full swinging skirt.
Make it for school or play in gay
checks or polka-dots, and trim
with bright ric rae.
Pattern No. 1922 is designed for sizes
2. 3. 4, and 6 years. Size requires
ga yards of 35-inch fabric; yards nc
rae for trimming.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. Slightly more time
is required in filling orders for a few Of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to-:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

A SIMPLE and very pretty two
4 piece frock for juniors that
will capture many an admiring
glance. Soft scallops make an eff
fective finish on the figure-whit-
ting jacket. A teen-age must"
for summer festivities.
Pattern No. 1854 is designed for sizes
IL. II, 10. IA. 16 and 10. Size IL requires
324 yards Of 39-inch material for the en-
semble.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

Hollywood Mystery Time" Sum
days over the American network.
Dennis O'Keefe plays "Lawton,"
mystery-solving movie producer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

When you are doing any paint
ing in the house, be sure to tie a
paper bag over each of the light
fixtures and any others on which
paint might drip. You will find
that it is much easier than to do
the necessary cleaning after
wards.
To save that last bit of shorten
ing which clings to a jar contain
er, fill the jar with just-under-boil-
ing water. By the time the water
is cold the shortening will have
risen to the top and returned to its
unmelted stage. Easily removed
Resolve to 60 easy on the vac
uum cleaner motor by emptying
the dust bag after every use.
Shake out the loose dirt, tie the
bag inside out on the clothesline
and let the breeze do the job thor
oughly for you.
An electric refrigerator can be
defrosted in a few minutes by this
method. Turn power off in refrig-
orator, remove ice cube trays, fill
them with boiling water, and re-
turn them to place. Leave refrig-
orator door open during defrost-
ing.
Your little girls dress can be
given a professional touch, quickly
and easily, if you use pretty hand
kerchiefs for trimming. Two,
which are alike, will be needed for
each dress. The handkerchiefs
may be edged with lace, embroid-
cry or have colored hens. Perhaps
they have only embroidered cor
ners. Cut and use for collars,
cuffs and the little pocket tops.
They make dainty and practical
finish.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

Ethel Barrymore is definitely
committed to making pictures now
that she has signed contract with
David o. Selznick's Vanguard COM
pany. She'll make four pictures in
four years. The first will be "Some
Must Watch" a mystery by Ethel
Lima White, in which she will be
starred with Dorothy Mcclure. Her
most recent picture is None But
the Lonely Heart" made for RKO
last season.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-08-03

1Our years. Inc nrSL Will De oO1le
Must Watch" mystery by Ethel
Lima White, in which she will be
starred with Dorothy Mcclure. Her
most recent picture is None But
the Lonely Heart" made for RKO
last season.
A honeymoon and the start of a
new radio series make this an event.
full summer for Carol Bruce. Carol
met her bridegroom when she was
filling a hotel engagement in Min
neapolis, and it was love at first
sight. AS for the radio program, lis
teners have fallen in love with it.
Carol and Curt Massey are replace
ing the Andrews Sisters for the
summer, in "Sunday at the NIX
Ranch" on the American network.
Vera-Ellen, Samuel Goldwyn's
find" who makes her screen debut
in wonder Man." the hilarious
Danny Kaye musical, was once a
Rockette at New York's Radio City
Music Hall. She went to New York
as a delegate to the Dancing Mas
tiers of America convention, and just
stayed.
Virginia Mayo might still be play
ing ringmistress for a horse of
which her brother-in-law was play
ing the rear legs if Goldwyn hadn't
caught the act at a night club and
given her contract. 1t was the
"Pansy the Horse Act" Virginia's
featured in wonder Man"
When 1t. Col. James Stewart,
USAAF, returns to America he'll
get jolt when he hears Dick Nell
son in the cast of CBS's "Men of
Vision" Nelson's voice is a perfect
ether double for Stewards - and
Nelson even looks like the famous
movie star.
Many girl and boy went to Hol
lywood in the days of silent films,
planning to start as an extra and
zoom to stardom. In all those years,
only Is top stars came from the
extras ranks: Gary Cooper, Janet
Gaynor, Fay Wray, Charles Far
rell, Richard Arlen, Norma Tai
madge, Clark Gable, Carol Lom-
bard, Ramon Navarro and Joan
Crawford among them. Only Coop
er, Gable, Arlen and Miss Crawford
are still reigning.
"Others may be used to star bill
ing" remarked Arthur Loft, the
character actor, but I'm becom-
ing accustomed to wearing my star
on my chest" He plays his third
sheriff role in "Along Came JONES'"
starring Gary Cooper and Loretta
Young.
ODDS AND ENDS-Moniy Woolley
sings Miss Otis Regrets" in Warner Bros.
might and Day." the musical based on the
life OF Cole Porter. Norm Berens OF
the airs by Request" shorU has pritten a
song in collaboration iUifh Dorothy La.
mour; she may sing it on the screen one
OF these days. Following her hit as the
fery-fempered Latin in "Week.End ct the
Waldorf" Lima Romay has been REGARD
ed pith her second straight dramatic role,
as the girl Gable loves and leaves in "The
Strange Adventure" Bill Gdrgan is
one busy fello,D these days. When he fin.
i,hes at Republic. he races orer to Para
mount for Hot Cargo" srith Jean Rogers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Delicious Dessert

A MEATY dessert Is baked
apples and mincemeat. Wash
and core apples and hollow out
leaving a shell about "a TO n
inch thick. Chop pulp and COM
bine with mincemeat sweetened
with ! tablespoon brown sugar
for each apple. Fill apples with
mincemeat and bake at $50 de-
grees +. until soft. Serve with
or without hard sauce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22

"WHIRLING DOVES ef}-a frlly dtawstring neck dress
boasts pockets dresses crossbar Hollywood sheer
rayon White-prnted aqua, orchid coral, to Is
RING AROUND THE ROSY" (right)-what print could
be SPRINGER? Dancing children in merry circle print
this sdessshed dress Skirt fulgathered back Is
Other Junior Mss Dresses. 4SS to 1895
M,s-HUDsoNs-FrRsr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Horoscope - BY France. Drake

Look in tho Section Which Brthas Cemss and Find
What Your Outlook ID. According o the Stays
For Monday. April ss, 1915 +
MARCH 81 TO APRIL f0-Ariss-R hsy We should
q" not complain Comply with requests Of rghta authority
you'll enjoy part in the worlds work. You esv
APRIL 81 TO MAY f0-TaurI-Extrae subtssnd
hdsntal matters important plans. military anairs Sdy cool
Judgment for sound rssus You achieve persistent
MAY 81 TO JUNE ft-Gsmni-A. NJ especially eslsfor
ton In plans responsibilities SPEND and wisely Fewer
obstacles likely fs familiar matters than fss undertaking.
be careful.
JUNE - TO JULY ss-canosr-poat invit. contention
unpleasant situations; probably irritating Conduct will tell
against Overlook wo be accomplished
better when you do.
JULY 41TO AUG troublesome spots
Mars and avd msunde
standings. Attend strictiy business, Be ehssrfuL
AUG - TO SEPT. fsVn0o-Steady, perhaps slow progress
rather than speedy gains Indicated What plan and well
bs Of solid material value future Don't fret
SEPT - TO OCT 4S-Libra-What you accomplish today
well be the patience and foresight You equal
to It, however and returns later win the effort worth while
OCT. TO NOV ss-Scorpio-Lsgal matters; military gov
prpbsns added debt reqrs
than casual sttsnon Day exercise good head
NOV 2s TO DEC. R2-Sagittariu-Pans should according
to scheduls matters familiar work promising But caution
Is stressed 10 avoid mudgment hampng contentious Keep calm
DEC. 2S TO JAN. INSTRUMENTATION innate stability and
back well Both Be
patient returns slow, advancement tedious Efforts
will register.
Jan. TO FEB soAquoyas-FinisAing tasks clearing tn.
for checking bosnecks
order System. promptness important
FEB. II TO MARCH se-Piees-Mbdy favorabie especially
for routine activities for which trained New dcult
projects require planning, astus judgment. Be hopeful
YOU, BORN this date: Stability your II
the better determined gentle
it. Religion your true comfort adviser Curb
b
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-22
Vitamin 3 Food

RECENTLY THERE has
beep~ reported daily require
ment for pyridoxine, one OF tho
members Of the vitamin B
complex. II is Is milligrams Of
pyridoxine per adult per day.
One-half cup OF almonds. or a
little over two and one-half
ounces. contains approximately
is milligrams OF pyridoxine.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS. SILVER SPRING, MD.-Several lots
with all utilities. choice locations reason
sGs RFiss se Sc cossve fsePaoPs Ta sH
and Frankford, 5oxl47: price. $500.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER, 617 Pa ave.
BUILDERS. ATTENTIoN-so. lots. adioin-
ing Indian Spring Country Club al s,tIa- utii-
Spring. DREisEN FRIEDMAN, sligo s655
Eyes and Sun, GE; 1895.
moment a beautiful lot in Woodside, OIL
# sRa IS + SseR tGE H9d ssa
"a fs.AcRE eTs 70 Iors, rss4t $500. in beautiful sub
down. KAY REALTY CO. RA. 1900;
NORTH WOODBRIDGE, near Queens Chapel
I'd and Eastern syse ara l9ysi bea es
ssE sd24 e oTnst = ave Ha bE. G oa12 oTaH19Ro"0ooD'
SILVER sPRING--3 large corner lots: near
Indian Spring Country Club. conv, to
msnts, fHE MARYLANp real Estate
SoI SS44 nsb coieSy15ls sLIn Td sH. 300 ".
$500 50 TT; 523-ft frontage; zoned for
apart. sewer and water. OWNER,
SEVERAL, congress. Hetshts q lots on
WOODMOOR-Several excellent home sites
are available II below normal prices. Buy
now. GEO. j. MOSS, Realtor, SH. 5000.
SILVER SPRING in Woodside Park-Beau-
tiful frontage OF 1874 #. on Pinecrest Circle,
Corner Of Highland DR.. and Alton park
way, 135 by l56: price $4,000. BAINS
REALTY CO. s413 Georgia ave. 81. 3239.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

and Eunning along beautiful Northwest
for a'aos paoase futFe iss Son
into several very appealins homesites with
vsos o1 arGue eaek ss Pfsd p Mos
RsatoT, Fssd Shepherd 1900; evenings shep-
BRANcHvnLE. MD.-ela acres land in
cultivation; near Transportation. Price.
zASTzNoER:. Jr., Real Estate, "S TN. 6s2s;
FREEDOM FREE FROM wANT-yes, you may
have this freedom If you own a piece of
land upon which you may raise chickens,
ers, ri lawn ; AM and shTubbery, The Wiley Ma
fortune section Of Montgomery County,
reached via the seven Locks road: offers
you an opportunity to own small farm
Of from E 20 o,dx acres fsr Of rich alluysl
be sold at auction saturda, June eth,
ments. This is the second section of this
deyelopmsnt being offered for the tirst
America. school bus service 70 this
the growth of Washington. Live on on the
soil and work in the Nations Capital
plIsCIloliS. rIoHl WlSIlllS TON, QTlFe Oul
Rockville pike to a point 4 miles beyond
Bethesda and turn left at auction pointer
and continue to property, or turn left ir
Bethesda on Bradley lane and go to Sever
Locks road. and turn risht to property
Directions from Rockville: Go out Sever
Locks road and follow auction signs Il
property. GARDNER g. KELLY, agents
Rockville ESQ. ALBERT C. BOUIC, at
sorney, Rockville /. N. e, HINES &
SONS, auetioneers. DI: ,7739.
StrlCted residential section m &c
drive from downtown. S3, 800 Reasonabit
terms This most desirable building site i!
situated in Sprinsbrook, rigidly restricted
19l-acre development of attractive homes
where no building site is smaller than I
acres and where careful planning and higf
standards assure enhancement and perma
nenes Of values and freedom from en-,
Land prices viii be higher when build!ns
priorities are lifted. Save money by buy.
ing now. Descriptive literature with com
plete plat will be mailed to any addres.
on request. To reach: From trafic light
at Georsia ave. in, Silver Spring, drive ur
Colesville rd. miles to attractive Spring.
aHo Ees J. enEssss Moss R1sor sps ssso coesV
rd., Silver Spring. Md. Shepherd 5000
2 TRACTS OF so ACRES, each on gooo
road. all utilities available, II miles from
Washington in heart of Fairfax County,
most exclusive neighborhood: S150 pei
acre, easy terms if desired. THOMAS &
CO. Phone Vienna CVa.) l25.
estate neighborhood. high elevation. OF
| fax Courthouse: S120 per acre; "a cash
OWNER Temple 1896
Evening star., 1945-06-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN. 1404 L st. .w.-About $50
50. #, remooeled bldg; Perfect condition
Venetian blinds. To inspect, apply DIXIE
REALTY CO., 1917 L st. NV. Ma. $3.50.
18th AND SITS. N.E.-Ne corner, ada
cent Giant Market and Sears, Roebuck.
prominent location: 10000 So # CONNER
Eial ground with solid concrete slab sewer
and water: suitable for auto sales and any
outdoor type of business: can make minor
alterations: this location possesses tre-
mendous advertising and selling value.
For further information, LOUIS BURMAN,
RE 1868
GEORGIA AVE. at Tuckerman; adjacent
A. & P store; 10000 #. commercial
ground, more If required; suitable for
automobile sales, vegetable or fruit market
and any outdoor business; can make minor
repairs For further information, LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. 1868.
LIGHT, airy room, busy section St;
room; low rent; Boy 2a2,D, star,
Arlington: get in on the ground hoor
for leases. This location offers the. best
in Washington metropolitan area. II you
are contemplating opening new busi-
ness consult US for one Of threa locations.
NELLIE NJ. BROYHILL, Broker, exclusive
lease agent. CH. 5517.
1924 EYE ST. NV, near Doctors Hospital
commercial ideal for protes-
sional man: 3-story and basement brick
residence oil burner: immediate occupancy
To inspect, call DIXIE REALTY Co, 14l7
L st. n ". MA. $3.50.