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Evening star., 1939-09-06
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN

Hitler yesterday won his most i'm
portant victory, since the outbreak
of hostilities. 1t was contained in
no general staff communique and it
did not cost the life of a single man
This victory-to which he con-
tributed nothing-was the procla-
nation of the United States Neu-
trality Act of 1897 and the COM
pulsory embargo which had to fol-
low.
| This statement is made without
any idea on the part of this writer
to take sides for or against the Neu-
trality Act.
| But there is no reason why one
should try to cover the truth, which,
to put it bluntly, is this: Without
the possibility of France and Great
Britain purchasing manufactured
war materials in this country there
is Well-founded opinion in some
official quarters here that both coun-
tries might have to kiss victory
good-by.
The actual state of unprepared-
ness of the French and the British
would be short of amazing to the
outsider, but quite comprehensive
to the initiated.
The allies are deficient not only
in airplanes-mainly heavy, long
cruising bombers-but also modern
anti-aircraft guns, fast tanks and
other modern war paraphernalia.
The Germans are at least 10 jumps
ahead of the British and the French.
For the time being, both demo-
cratic governments appear to have
enough on their hands to wage a
more or less modest campaign on
the eastern front But should they
be forced to fight in all earnestness,
throw millions of men into action
| with thousands of planes in the air,
it is believed in well-informed
quarters here that they would be
short of essential material before
Christmas.
Why such situation has arisen
is easy to understand. In a nutshell
it is this. The French and the Brit
ish have started preparing them
selves for war only since last Sep
tember; the Germans have been do
ing so since 1884. Those who select
September 30, 1888, as the date of
the beginning of the rearmament
OF France and Great Britain are
really optimistic. AS late as jan
uary, 1899, the French aviation fac
tories were producing only two
planes a day; the British announced
proudly that they were actually pro-
ducing some Is planes a day. At
that time the Germans were so
fully prepared in the air that they
had to reduce the production of
their factories.
1t was only some seven months
ago that the British and the French
gave up the 4O-hour week in the
ammunition plants. The Germans
had 72-hour week for the past four
years. These facts alone indicate
why the two democratic states have
been found tagging behind the
Reich at the outbreak of the war.
They were compelled to rely on
the producing capacity of the Amer
lcan factories. They had hoped
in fact they were almost sure
that the Neutrality Act would be
amended to permit their purchasing
for cash everything they needed in
this country.
The refusal of Congress to re-
peal the clause forbidding warning
nations to purchase implements of
war was terrific blow to the two
allies and it is for this reason that
they have done their utmost to de-
lay as much as possible the out
break of the war. When they had
their backs against the wall be-
cause of the formal enpapements
Evening star., 1939-09-06
This Changing World
Neutrality Act Proclamation
Held HtIer's Most Important Victory

they had contracted toward Po-
land they could not help themselves
any longer and had to take the
plunge. The British and the French
went on the old French saying:
"Qui risque gagne" (Who risks, wins
This may be true in gambling, but
is seldom true in war.
While 1t is premature to say that
the Poles have been defeated,
it looks to Wellinformed observ-
ers in Washington as if they have
lost too much time and have allowed
Hitler to take too many valuable
strategic points The loss of Kato-
vice and Krakow cannot be empha-
sized sufficiently. They are among
the most important Industrial CEN
tiers of Poland. The region between
the German border and Warsaw,
which Hitler is aiming at occupying
now, is the richest section of Poland
in raw materials necessary for the
war industry. 1t seems that the
Polish strategy is to draw the Ger
mans into her fiat land across the
Vistula River, where they are better
prepared for long defensive war.
OF course. there is still a possi-
bility that the Polish general staff
should make some unexpected move
comparable to that at the Marine Is
years ago. But it must be borne
in mind that the Germans no longer
fight on two fronts. They have
stalemated. for the present at least,
the British and the French on the
western front. and can proceed with
everything at their disposal against
the Poles. Furthermore, it must be
recalled that the Germans still have
the full iniative of the campaign.
Their forces advance from three i'm
portant sectors and all the Poles
can do for the time being is to
counter the blows wherever they
fall hardest.
While it is premature to say that
Poland has been defeated, Washing
ton views gloomily the position of
Field Marshal Ridz-Smigly's forces
Evening star., 1939-09-06
Cooeon Charges Theft

LOS ANGELES, Sept. (R.-
Jackie Coogan, one time juvenile
film star, reported to police yesterday
that some one stole S340 from him
while he slept in a cabin attached
to night club. A complaint charg-
ing grand theft was issued against a
night club attache.
Evening star., 1939-09-06

Venice has only $50 feet of motor
roads throughout the city.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

5 ROOMS. BATH, ELEC.. GAS. LARGE
lot; convenient to schools. churches, trans
portation Arlington Co.; new. Box 453-M,
Evening star., 1939-07-02

CoLORED PROFESSIONAL MAN; ON YER.
S-room brick. niceiv arranged for doctor
dentlst, etc: high ceilings. real open fire.
places, gorgeous kitchen magnificent tile
rated to suit the most exacting taste e. A
GARVEY fownerl. Dist. 45Os Eve. and
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NEAR G.. & 0. CANAL
PARKWAY.

And The car line. a new stone and brick
house. rooms, l and > 12-baths - fire.
places porch, and sun deck each l0x20:
all hot-Water heat built-in garage Call
Mrs. Burgess. Wisconsin 4.5}
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1al9 K 81. NV Nail l1RR
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CONTINUED on Next rASs.)
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1892 LEGATION ST. NV.

lhlS hne, det. home IS open day and
night. The moment you enter you are
impressed with the fine construction and
charm. Center hall baths, oil heat,
spacious porcheS: beautiful lot
MISS REED EMERSON 76oI
Evening star., 1939-07-02

Near N. H. ave. just above Dupont Cir
Gle: an attractive l0-bedroom house, oil
heat, elec..- garage: think of the income you
can get from this conveniently located
roomine house. Clear. Terms arranged.
Eve. or Sun. phone Georgia 1887.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7G9 18th St Realtor Natl 01a3
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4811 WESTERN AVE NV

SS.5OO"Charming, practically new brick
| bungalow. excellent rooms, full basement,
attic Open today or by appointment.
Evening star., 1939-07-02

ALEXANDRIA-SACR COR. BRICK;
rms and baths ah,in IN ;slt,Srbaod apis anis
blks Mt. v. blvd: small down payment
balance easy P O. Box 1872. city D. C. 3s
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE , NEW
houses. good location. Phone Chestnnt
1927.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
NE. BARGAIN. 81 $50

Here is an opportunity to buy a Colonial
brick home in a white neighborhood. handy
TO transporta ton. schools. stores. etc; has
= rooms. bath. front and double rear
garage. The second floor is equipped with
Kitchen and can be used as an apart
ment. Concrete street and alley House
needs some minor repairs, but is a bargain
at this PRICE. For inspection, phone o. j.
SMALTZ, National 2499. EVENINGS and
Sunday. Dupont 1895
Evening star., 1939-07-02

SUPERINTENDENT PARK NE
:'t9 Webster st ne.-6 Well-planned
rooms. and tiled bath. . firepaces,
recreation room G NJ oil heat: beau
tlful plot of ground If YOU demand
the best in construction. appointments
workmanship and nelghborhood' then
We say withou. reservation-see me
only ONE left at once Terms to suit
your convenience
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
133 18th ST. NV Natl O352.
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE
OpEN TNnAv - M . NM

OPEN TODAY 2 TO & PM
4125 4th st. nw.-Arranged as . apts.:
kitchens, 2 refgs., auto. heat. gar.. recr,
rm.; finest cond.: &eather-stripped: for
quick sale, So 900 under cost; price, S6,9
Agent on premises DIXIE REALTY CO
Natl. SSSO. Eyes. Rand 31Ro ~
Evening star., 1939-07-02
1910 ALASKA AVE. NV.

One of the most delightful better-class
homes available for the fastidious family
wishing to acquire an exceptionally f1ne
residence. Completely surrounded by the
most beautiful lawns. flowers. shade trees
shrubs and vines which are bordered by
four streets, thus leaving this magnificent
property on an island isolated, yet close to
neighbors in an unsurpassed community
The house contains superb rooms, . baths
sun deck and sun porch fireplace center
hall model kitchen, huge cedar closets I'm
ished attic, built-in garage, weather.
stripped. insulated, caulked. screened OIL
heating unit and many other specifications,
such as auartered oak floors one would
adequately describe because of its natura
charm end dignity. Character is an out
standing factor that personal inspection
only can reveal and We suggest an imme-
dlate inspection of this charming property
which is clear Of indebtedness Owner is
sacrificing at S2l $50 and will consider
any reasonable trade or exchange
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N Y. Ave NV Realtors Ma a7a7
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COLORED.

Purchase a Lot in Beautiful
Eastland Gardens
42nd and Kenilworth Ave NE.
When $3.50 to $500 is paid we will build
modern home for you
FRED NJ. CHIVES.
4422 Hunt Pl. E. Lincoln 6S93-J
Evening star., 1939-07-02

St n,e.-6 rooms tile bath, shower h-wh,.
su ~ oda basement at,ie, oEo garage lot 5oxl!@
price. S3I50 5000 down, balance ike
rent; nr. street cars, D.. G. JOSEPH, 81 st
and Dix sts. ne. Open Sunday. Ii. GIL.
3 porches, ami. 700 Irving ST.. 8 rms. 3
porches. ami MR.. CARTER Dupont
COLoRED. 1870 5th ST. NE ROOMS.
concrete front porch cellar and storage
I room; m double brick garage, overhead doors;
COLORED. RMS 2la BATHS; H.-W.H.,
%chissn Sii garage s. f5o' terms w. HosAD
KensinRton ioi M ~ anu ~ O. .
coLoREp, 9 RMS, BATH: REAL BAR
gam ga ,, Sn'a@5o; AZ zoo cash & easy terms r.
Sundays. Kensington l9l-M.
CoLORED, QUE ST. NE NEAR NORTH
Capltol--,6 rms, bath, ami. tiled kit and
bath; cellar. large back yard. Line. 1891
CoLORED-600 BLOCK. YOU ST. NV
: rooms bath, oil heat. double garage. back
porch. Owner must sell at once Small
CHAPLIN. l115 You NV North 1O444
CoLoRED-oUE ST. NE, NEAR NORTH
Capltol-Beautiful rooms and bath at
nculars call Dupont Os2.
COLORED. 322S 18th ST. NW.-OPEN
a-a : .I daily except Sunday. l0-room, 2,bath;
aacstory, aoOrs .,. seml,,detached brick hardwood
fun basement , back porches, front and
back back lawns, overs. shrubbery: fruit, etc,
your price and terms. Mich 1854.
CoLoRED-ATTR. INVESTMENT. Lo-
bath. h.-w.h. now rents for Sf5 month.
Owner open to offer. Cali Decatur 3303.
GoLoRED-NEW COLO .EEW 8 ROOMS. HARDWOOD
neGaS neaS tnrousho1t e1t concrete Colonial porch
pm; $4,000: terms Decatur 1880,
HEsls6tsIs sE1 rooms, baths, S0hHMslA kitcsens.
Meh eea5 ao57 aeH ansil noon Soft
MR.. HAWKINS. Dec. 1851. before pm.
GoLoRED % ROOMS, HARDWOOD
floors. oil heat. excellent condition. Priced
SheaP HoraP snos tor quick sale St. near 1st NV.
SSoLQ3RED1,9 ROOMS. 2 TILED BATHS,
18th. Price reduced Terms North 97Oa.
coLoREDs.NEAR HOWARD U.-6 RMS;
$500; your terms. Decatur % i1sI afSse'
coLoRED-BEAUTIFUL HOME, PRAcTI-
cally new; 14th st. ne; rooms, bath,
cellar. garage hardwood floors Open to
casa of1er. viii sell at sacrifice Dec 1903.
CoLoRED-9 ROOMS TILE BATH. H
ShSSiLCiit SollulllOH. . ST., near
18TH. Terms. North a70a
COLoRED-BEAUTIFUL 5-RoOM BUNGA-
low on Hamlin st. ne Price reas. Small
down payment. North S5aS
CoLoRED.a7 ROOMS, H-WH.. ELEc..
St. near st. S6,95O. Your terms. De-
catur 1160.
CoLoRED PROFESSIONAL MAN; ON YER
mont ave. near Thomas Circle-Beautiful
dentist. etc: high ceilings. real open fire
places, goreeous kitchen magnificent tile
bath; recreation room, oil heat, etc. deco
GARVEY (owner). Dist. 45OS. Eve. and
Sun. Georgia $500 N
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Trade Your Small House

For Chevy Chase. D. c., reconditioned
room. marvellous summer porch; automatic
Oil heat-SURPRISING VALUE. West Of
Conn. ave. near all conveniences. Call
MR. CROXTON Natl 143S or Geo 5S4O
Evening star., 1939-07-02
29l1 NORTH CAPITOL, CT

opposite Mcmillan Reservoir grounds. a
lew steps from Soldiers Home: six rooms,
one bath: automatic hot-water heat; ga
GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Indiana Ave NV. Natl O3ho
Sunday call Mr.. Weller, Col. sol3'
Evening star., 1939-07-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Modern English-Type Home.
1924 Irving st. NV.
Distinctive brick and stone in new-house
condition; rooms a bedrms). u baths.
deliehtful sun parlor; new oil burner, gas
range. elec. refrigerator Cost $4,000,
now reduced S7.950: reas terms. Met.
1900. Georgia 6l36.
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3l4 PENNA. AVE. Sc
$500 DOWN-S55 PER MO

New All-Brick BUNGALOW, S6,950.
large rooms. including extra large liv
ing room with open fireplace, full dining
room 2 double bedrooms, unusually large
closets beautiful modern kitchen with
with space to finish > future rooms and
bath. full brick cellar, large side porch;
lot 50xl00; convenient to everything. 715
Gist ave- Silver Spring, Md Hyattsville
po-W, National 945o
Evening star., 1939-07-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

New, roomy 2-story detached brick
house: 6 large rms attic; automatic heat;
garage; big lot. Porches. wis. 559S
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$500 CASH-$55 PER MO.
NE,yXT DOM uNrTCr CT O6f

well-planned. spacious rooms; living
room, 21xl4, with fireplace; modern
cellar. suitable for recreation room: large,
wooded lot: built-in garage; improved
street. paved; near transportation. schools
and stores. 706 Gist ave, Silver Spring,
Nd. Hyattsville 92-W. National e452.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
GLOVER PARK.
Semi-Detached.
c7 dS0 m
1921 JACKSON ST NE

Two stories. o rooms, . baths. full base
ment. gas ranges, electric refrigerators:
weather stripped, screened, insulated; big
50Xl4 40 lot Arranged in two big. complefe-
ly separate apartments with private en-
frances. A real buy al S7.450. Open daily
and Sunday for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
p"5 N Y. Ave N W. Realtors Ma. 97a7,
5OOl E Capitol ST. Ii 354O
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Kensington Realty Co.,
Kensineton. Md Kens. 1872.
ARLINGTON -RARcaIN

ARLINGION, VA.-BARGAIN.
beautiful home located within 2
blocks of three lQc bus lines: same dis
tance to stores. Very large dining room
porch, library or den living room. one
bedroom, large. modern kitchen and hail
on frst floor. Second floor = large bed
maids room storage room laundry room,
attached garage. House has 2Ia baths:
grounds are large with plenty of flowers.
shruooery and trees. ASKING $3.50 Large
cash payment not important. Box SIX
O'N A'S- a.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
Detached Brick Bargain

40l5 21st ST. n.e-First showing; near
Woodridge Gardens: attractive, detached
brick home, rooms, tile bath, fireplace,
OIL heat garage, large lot; near bus, stores,
schools. Price, SS.25O
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave NE Decatur O317
Evening star., 1939-07-02
S6,75O.

So, $50.
7-Rm., New Perma- Stone Home.
New attractive Cape Cod Perma.stone
nome with rooms "A bedrooms tile
pain, fuli basement automatic oil heat
me ar-condltioning unit: modern kitchen
eouipped with range refrigerator and steel
caolnets- l97-ft wooded lot. in choice
lesldentlal section. Drive out Conn ave
70 Lincoln ave. lust over new overhead
bridge in Kensington
KenSingtOn Realtv Co
Evening star., 1939-07-02
ARLINGTON. VA.
$4,000 CASH.
Balance Like Rent.
NO RENEWALS.
TWO NEW HOMES.
PRICE. S5,25O.OO.
ARLINGTON. VA.

1905 So QUINCY ST.
Three nne bedrooms modern kitchen.
tiled floor bath: splendid shade; excep-
tlonauy large lot. 52x23l.
1905 S. QUINCY ST.
Two bedrooms. unfinished attic ,suita BILE
for extra bedroom. full tiled bath in color
b-it tiled sink in modern kitchen: nne
'front.' porch; unusually attractive setting
IN grove OF trees, on lot 51xl1I
These homes possess every modern con-
venlence automatic oil heat. full basement
ASBESTOS siding shingles fno painting ever
required stripping insula ton
screens: macadam street; y block to bus
Inspect these homes today and be con-
AND MATER14Is ars avaiIsbIs W9IsRMANsHIp 1dp
cost in CARTER-BILT HOMES.
Mich. disF: F. CARTER o~Rss. %,s. as7
to T9 S,sbs TeschDriye ID ,y vest yes on Columbia pike
So. Quincy. right to homes
SO ACRES-S3,75O.
9 An, An old d, Fairfax County homestead with
clear, and fertile. bal timber. very uns
usual spring and stream. An-year road.
. nii4eo y Y, SURnlly inaccessible tn
buildings $500 cash S25 monthly MAR.
In WEBB d SON. Annandale. Va. Ph.
Alex. S16-W-3 A.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN.
s.l,:Ns New brick home in choice residential
section Of Kensington. near Conn ave
large rooms fun attic, basement, built
m garage, tile bath. lovely kitchen, in
sulated and air condtioned excellent con-
KENsINGToN REALTY CO.,
kensington. Md. Kensinston 1872
$4,750.
Wonderful, buy in used home large
rooms elec. kitchen, full basement modern
pain. large attic, nice front porch lot
i5o IT.. large shade trees. plenty of lawn.
oe'aehed of & sarase Nice residential section
Is Is very excellent piece of property priced
inrtnn iop mmediste Ms sale 35 Farrasut st. Kens-
kensington Realty Co.,
kensineton. Md. Kens. 132
NORMANDY COTTAGE.
eo rooms. kitchen and bath: wooded lot
suxi5 30 must sacrifice for $1,000 loI3
Oneida lane. Bethesda, Md, Sanoma suh.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
HOME AND INVESTMENT
A GENUINE BARGAIN.

4ZUT WARREN II. INV.
Lovely new brick Colonial. featuring un-
usually spacious rooms and marvellous
view across the Potomac Valley to the
Virginia hills: 10 rooms 3i2 baths. includ-
ing bedrooms, recreation room. 1st-floor
library. maids room and bath: also a large
foored attic, screened front porch. 2-car
garage; Located in ''Grasslands," de-
lightful restricted community convenient
70 everything. Built by Monroe Warren.
Materials and workmanship of the finest
quality. and the price has Just been re-
duced 81 500 to S1T.950 Open daily until
dark Drive out Wis ave to Van Ness St.
lett 10 42rG 81 right ] block 10 home
Evening star., 1939-07-02

FOR SALE BY OWNERr-NEW GROOM.
y bath. brick Colonial house: hardwood
floors. fireplace built-in garage: with 10
lots: in fast-growing subdivision. 1901 W.
.Braddock rd.. Alex Va. Temple 3437-W.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
S4.75O
kensington Realty Co.,

3 rooms. kitchen and bath: woodsd lot
soxi5 30; must sacrifice for $1,000. IcI3
oneida lane. Bethesda. Md, Sanoma sub.
s alvislon e or call Michigan 37I9. House
Evening star., 1939-07-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Arranged for Two Families

Arranged for Two Families.
Brick row house. nearly new, at sub
stantial reduction below cost. fifty dollars
income from rental, automatic heat. deep
oViiSlss oWNER 20 Gailatin sn'T ST. NV easy
DETACHED HOMES,
$5,990-$39.85 MO.
Exhibit home, 1923 10th ST. Sc. Open
until pm. daily; lly;,
Republic 3l6l, Atlantic s147-J. So
NEW BRICK HOMES-$5, ,45O.
Built, Left
$3.50 cash iincludes settlement charses,;
stripped; natural. wood trim; latest kitchen.
equipped with refrigerator; hot-water heat.
oil burner; high elevation.
1760 w ST. Sc.
Open to 9 PM
1924 lith WApsE St. Sw \ JAMES DistIiet INGi aa4e.
NEW 5-RM. BRICK HOMES,
1922 HANNA PL. Sc.
l. These are unauestionably among the best
buys available today in a fast-erowine sec
ton OF the District and only few minutes
downtown. All rooms are extra size, fully
tile tiled baths, air-conditioned oil heat. laun-
oaked Copper ppes and bps s
and Stag roofing terraced lawns. alley, and
practically all other conveniences and COM
Prices are much lower than ycu would
expect for the quality. size and specifica-
tons offered. If you want real buy cont
fail to look this group of new 2-story brick
homes over today Priced from S4.666 to
S5.l1O Low down payments and easy
ave. Sc. to Alabama. then left to 45th pl.
then left to H st. Sc. then right to
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave NV. Realtors. Ma. 9797.
5 Rms, Bath, $3,9OO-Open.
H.-w.h., lot 4Ox100 #. Colmar Manor.
Nd. 2 Baker ave, "a mi. D. C.. Just off
LALEGER, Dist. 1919. Ewes, Georgia POSI-.
81
Evening star., 1939-07-02
AN UNUSUAL BUY

OLOSE IN.
4-bedroom home on large corner LOT with
beautiful trees; ami: convenient 10 but,
Terms.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Evening star., 1939-07-02

HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-o-ROOM HOUSE,
about ] acre Of ground fine garden, j,
j. PALMER. Landover. Md
BUNGALOW AT BACK BAY BEACH, NEAR
9iaieSville. Md: reasonable price. Box
Evening star., 1939-07-02

ARLINGTON-BEAUT NEW BRICK
home, " block bus. II min. District; re-
ception hall large liv. rm.. fireplace. large
closet first f., large bedrms., full bath.
4 large closets on 2nd floor; Recreation
rm. with fireplace. oil heat brick garage:
lovely shade trees nicely HANDICAPPED; direct
from owner: must sacrifice; no agent.
Chestnut 6S4R
Evening star., 1939-07-02

FRANCONIA RID, 30 MINUTES D. c. ON
wooded . acres, rooms. bath. shower:
gas range, automatic water heater. Porches
l Screened Finest spring water pumped
to house electrically. Priced to sell at
S375O Call OWNER. Alex. 24S-J-3.
Evening star., 1939-07-02
ATTENTION CONGRESSMEN,
SENATORS, PROFESSIONAL
MEN AND EXECUTIVES

I have a beautiful new home, built by
one of WaShngtons foremost builders
Located in one of the finest residential
sections Of the city. 1t Is a home that
lends the dignity and prestige you need
and yet is priced conservatively 1t con-
slsts of 3 beautiful bedrooms pa baths
finished 5rd floor, beautiful paneled recrea-
ton room large easement staircase window
effect den with built-in book racks bay
window living room: beautiful, screened
porch; alr-condltioned. weather stripped.
cutters of copper; insulated Slate roof;
attached garage lovely lot For informa
ton regarding same call MR. TUCKER.
Ra0dnlDh 1D11
Evening star., 1939-07-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-7O1 SLIGO AVE SILVER
Sprlng-Home; due to sickness owners
must sell. Apply S. T. HICKMAN, 1903 5th
Evening star., 1939-07-02
REAL VALuE=Sq $50

New "-story. Groom brick house In
hne neishborhood. half block from Mass.
ave Lot 50xl15 Attached garage Su-
perlor construction throughout 1t is we'll
worth seeing before buvine 1852 Brandy
wine ST. NV Open Emer f5q6
Evening star., 1939-07-02
S55 MONTHLY RIJYS

An alr-conditioned Colonial home with de
luxe kitchen, tile bath. open fireplace, in a
grove OF old oaks at Calvert Hills restrict
ed residential community near U. of Md.
tSmall down payment
COLLEGE PARK BLDG CORP.
univ. Rd. and Wash. BALTIC. Blvd CIR 1924
Evening star., 1939-07-02

SILVER SPRING sEcTIoN-NEW BRICK,
| ; large rooms. den, oil heat $50. Cali
| Greenwood 3l5S-W
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TRUE VALUE.
DETACHED-BARGAIN

In this new brick and cypress home. To-
gated / block from bus in beautiful Chevy
Chase Gardens, a highly restricted COM
munlty. There are two lovely bedrooms
lvlng room. dining room, beautiful kitch-
en- open fireplace. attached garage; auto
matte heat. electric refrigeration. insulated
caulked, screened. slate roof copper water
terms. Phone j E TUCKER Rand 1044
Evening star., 1939-07-02

MT PLEASANT. OFF 18th
Valuable corner. 1880 So. #; Is rms.
storerms. etc; steam heat: slate roof
weather-stripped; furnishings optional;
suitable guests. club, hospital. school, no
agents. Owner sacrificing. leaving. Box
431-M Star