davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Ell heroismo del finlandes es
dignO de la historic de un pue-
bio de hombres fuertes y valien
ties.
Cuatro millones contra $50 y
los cuatro, gallardos en- grade
superlativo, resisten, atacan y
hasta capturan territorio del g
nemigo.
Pero la realidad es una y no
es possible Greer que Finlandia,
pequeha y acosada, lOgre derro-
tar en- definitiva a la Russia So
Wet.
Los Finlandeses piden avio-
mes, a~rtilleria, medicinas, vive-
res, municiOnes y otros recur-
SOS. La SOciedad de Naciones
les ha prometido asistencia po-
silva; pero, de todOs MOODS, los
rusos disponen de millones y
millones de soldadoos.
iAhora bien, resistir equivale
en- algrnos casas a veneer! 81
Finlandia contin1a resistien-
do. 1quien es capaz de pronos-
ticar 10 que sucedera en- Europa
a mediados de 1910?
La gaceta., 1940-01-03
ToMo POSSESSION Ell NUE.
Vo s~ECRETARIo DE MA
RINA

Washington, enero Bel nue.
vo secretario de marina, Char
les Edison, hijo del famoso d.
funto inventor, presto aver Ell
juramento Cue demanda su car
90.
Presenci6 la ceremonial oil Sc
eretario de Ia guerra, Mr.. Woo
drin0 en- compahia de ~ espo-
e.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03
MURIO LA MADRE DEL
PIANISTA ITURBI

New York, Enero "a IL
edad de rs amos falleci6 ayes
la madre del famoso pianis-
ia y director de orquesta Jose
ItuTbi.
Sc llamaba Maria Teresa
lturbi y era aqui muy estima-
da.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03
A Ell EMBAJAD0R
INGLES

MoMscG, Enero 3.-Sali6
hoy para Londres, donde pasa
"a unas vacaciones, ell embaja
dor ingles ante ell regimen de
Stain, Sir William Seeds.
Circula Ell rumor de una po-
sible ruptura de relaciones d.
~plomaticas entire los dos PAL
ses.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03
LLAMADO DE RUSSIA Ell EN-
A ITALANO

Roma, Enero 3.-Ha sido
llamado pOr ell gobierno Ell Sig
Augusta Rosso, embajador de
Italia en- Moscd. EstO Sc inter-
preta como IN reSultado de Is
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

retirada de Nicolai Gorelchim
embajador de Russia en- esta ca
pital, que Sc mareh6 sin pre-
seutar sus credeusisleA
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Protesta la cancillerfa ameri-
cana por Ell hecho de que Inglate
IRA detiene v censura EN- Ell A.
lantico la correspondence que
de este pals Sc remite a Alema-
MIA.
Els una protesta justa y dem
tro del derecho International /;
pero no debe olvidarse que 81 Ell
poderio del mar perteneciera a
los nazis para clio snO habria
NADIA respectable .
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Llegaron a dos acuerdos Toxic
Y Moscou. Los dos juntos muy
POGO valen.
Rusos y japoneses Sc Odian;
pero Stain decide "apaciguar"
a Toxic con esos "arreglos".
LO que anhela ell gabinete nj
pom es TN nuevo tratado conner
cial con Estados Unidos, pero
no lie sera facil conseguirlo.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Los nuevos pasaportes solo
tendren una duraci6n de seis
Pasedos los seis meses, Ell ciu-
dadano americana debera pre-
sentarse en- un consulate y va
lorarlo de nuevo.
Cada seis meses ell ciudadano
tendrsn una duraci6n de seis
tar Y entregar dos fotograffas,
con impresiOnes digitales, para
ser comparadas en- la secreta-
ria de Estado.
Con Ell nuevo sistema cada
hombre o mujer no podra via
jar de "inc6gnito' ". no sera
facil obtener pasaportes falsos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Con ell nuevo aho, Sc dijo a.
yer en- Toxic, la naci6n tendra
que hacer nuevos SACRIFICES.
IQue efeoto tendria en- la e
conomia japonesa Ia retirada le
los 200 millones que anualmen-
tie gasta este pals en- sedas?
La seda japonesa empez6 a
ser boycoteada; pero las mule
res prefieren las medias de Sc
da a las de algod6n, ray6n, ETC.,
y ell boycott Sc derrumb6.
IPodra Ell pals, en- enero, pres
cindir de la soda 81 el gobiernS
de estados Unidos resuelve a.
pretar los tornillos "a su grande
y buen amigo" creador "de un
nuevo Orden de cosas'' en- Asia?
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Franco, ell ''genralisimo" Y 81
"caudillisimo", habl6 a Espana
por la Radio, Ell dia de Ano Nue.
vo, y sin haber consultado al
primer ministro nippon diio: De-
be ell pueblo prepararse para
nuevos y mayores s~acrificios '
pagan la guerra y la reconstruc-
ci6n de la post-guerra".
Cit6 de ejemplo a Alemania,
ode como un pals aplastado por
la guerra puede resurgir".
"El resrltado de la guerra Sc
"a catastr6fico ,por ser ell pro-
ducto de muchos amos de dema-
gogia".
"Espana ha undo su voz a la
de la Iglesia Cat6lica y su anna
da hermana Italia, a la de otros
estdos que sinceramente desean
cooperar en- favor de la paz".
Agreg6 que ell falanjismo
"trata con justicia a los conquis
tados y que demandan 'castigo
100000 asesinatos cometidos
por los marxistas".
Este brib6n DICTATOR de Es-
paha sacrificed 10 que mas que
ria ell pueblo espanol: La Repd-
blica y la libertad.
Ahora demanda nuevos sacri-
ficios de las victimas... y no en-
contrara resistencia.
Pero la Espaha republican, y
democratica resurgira cuando
menos 10 espere Ell hermanito''
de Mussolini.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03
C1UNGAS Y NO CHUNCAS
La yoz del Presidente. - Protesta de Samuel
Ses meses, Finlandia y SUI martirio. = Pan
dillkro condenado. = IOlvido de Peterson? =
SacAificios pide Franco. ~

a
iCob denadA ID amos ell pan
dilleDf Lepke! N<or por Undue
ci6F de veintenas deasesinatos,
susA crfmenes seran "suavemen
tie cAstigados.
Contra ell hombre sin cora
z6n, ell gobierno solo pudo obte-
ner ''debiles pruebas", como en-
eY case de Capone.
Los pandilleros de esta clase
mandan a matar Y "saben guar
dar la ropa''.
iCuando caen en- desgracia los
envian a la carcel o ell preside
por diez o catorce amos.
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

La Tampa Electric regal6 a.
yer a la municipalidad $500
que page de mas en- 1886 con el
fin de comprar materiales para
la WPA.
Sc lie mandara una carta de a.
gradecimiento a esa corpora
ci6n.
Y mas tarde Sc lie entregaran
miles y miles de d6lares a la
Junta de Utiiidad!.. H..
La gaceta., 1940-01-03

Use lie ha olvidado al repre-
sentante Peterson que Ybor CT
ty necesita un edificio para su
estaci6n de correos?
Phonetic el que ayudaria a
conSeguirla... IEn que saco ha-
bra encerrado la promesa?
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
Annual Red Cross Drive Inaugurated

The membership and volunteer services of mi lions
of CT tizens required to strengthen and keep In
action the Red Cross whose services especially
valuable today. Every home In Grebelt will have al
opportunity to contribute when canvas ser calls at
the door. Those directing the drive wish to en-
phasize that if membership has already been given
through Washington office the the donor and
the office should be given the canvasser that 5oS
Of the contribution may be credited to Prince Georges
County.
Besides foreign war relief the Red Cross, through
its 300 chapters, carries out programs of commi ty
safety, nursing education, and family itation.
Block captains directing the current "Roll Call"
follows:
Airs. Paul Lung, B-Nrs. A.. Cha sanow, C-rs. Theo-
dore Taylor, Dhrs Anna Lewis, EErs. Arthur Plack-
et, F-hrs. H. W. v. Letkemann, Parbelt-Mrs. Logan
wills son, J-hrs. Benjamin Goldfaden.
The Admin stration office and Greerbelt Consumers
Services are being covered by Mrs. Linden Dodson.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
BETTER BUYERS BRIEFS

From wise buying to making decorative dolls seems
to be long way off and perhaps you have been
dering about the doll exhibit that d. splay at
the empty store.
The explanation is, however, "wise BUYING" The
better buyers have long decided that many gifts,
particularly in the novelty line be made at hone
at great savings. Therefore the leaders group under
the guidance of Mrs. Eva Laakso launched their pro-
gram of "home made 81 IT'S and novelties" and the Hul
dolls made.
It takes one coco-cola bottle any kind of cola
will do if it is six ounce bottle) sand and
about q cents worth of crepe paper, glue, ETC. to
make doll. The dolls display took two after
to make. The group pleased wi tn their
creations that they decided to hold contest to
which doll had the prettiest face. Mr.. o. X. F1mer
Mr.. Joseph Rogers of the Variety Store the
judges. LORETTA the doll made by Mrs. Berntce BraH
tigam the prize.
Any interested in maldng or learning how to
make the dolls do by getting In touch with
Mrs. Brautigan at STD.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
CUSTERiS LAST STAND
Volume l. Number IS

No one in Greerbelt, I imagine, will be surpri sed
that nominate Fred wilde this week for the Hall of
landing Greenbelt dents. Fred is not to
get lost in the shuttle to hold back from re-
sponsibili and from the beginnings of Greenbelt
he has stood out, and has been generally recognized
of our most valuable citizens. So much 80,
any irmatory stat eents my part pre-
srnptuous and doWnri ght redundant.
However since I have heard, and really believe,
that sincere praise is always welladvised and for
purposes of the record hereby nominate Fred Wilde
for the Hall of Outstanding Greenbelt residents.
In the first place he is ngood fellow" and
"~eal guy" in the best of those terms. He
talks straight from the shoulder, without bubble
and without fear, and what he says is usually heard
wi tn respect. His friends (and perhaps his enemies,
al Though know of money probably spread lar
ger sectio of the town than those of any 9TH
person. He is active in, and popular With,
groups which often tend to hold aloof from each
other, sometimes even, with suspicion and anmosity.
7 consider him of the leading forces which are
keeping town remarkably we'll united, In spite of
the wi de range of raj backgrounds and per-
sonalities.
speci fically, helped organize and for the past
two years has led the Credit Union. He was one of
the organi GERS of the Health Association. He was
member of the Cooperative Organizing Committee
(C.O.c.) and is now Director of Greenbelt Consumer
Services. He of the organizers of the comr-
m1ity Church and is Choir Leader and regular So
loist at the church services. He is in regular de-
mand very effective leader of Community Singing.
He is, am assured, colorful and cool-headed,
clear-seeing umpire for the Athletic Association
and he's not-at-all-bad Master of Ceremonies for
such things organizational banquets. And on oc-
casion he clear the atmosphere of Board or
Committee meeting with Observation-Disclosures
ment that is his very brand.
There is only thing know that is particu-
larly wrong tn the guy. He has been to California
In fact he's Lived there. Of that means, and
he makes bones about it, he like to live there
again. Being from Cali fornia cannot say WI th too
much spirit that hope he does live there a.
gain; that he always Lives in Greenbe1t (although
don't know how anyone could willingly leave this
place, either). But anyway, and In the meantime,
Greenbelt is certain being made even more diff
ficult place leave by the presence of Fred Wilde.
Howard C. Custer.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
Mrs. Shorb Fills Board Vacancy In
Health Association

Mrs. Mary E.. Shorb of Bervyn selected at
meeting of the Health Association directors last
week to fill the recent Board vacancy left by Mrs.
Jean Brown, pending final approval at the Health
ISOLATION quarterly meeting the rd week of October.
A native of Idaho, Mrs. Shorb holds a Sod. de-
gree In Hygiene from Johns Hopkins and practiced
cial ser In Baltimore for two years. In addition
to serving president of the Maryland Milk Club
she is also secretary of the Prince Georges League of
Women Voters, and is member of the American Asso
citation of University Women.
Mrs. Brown, the retiring board member, Is taking
six months leave of absence from the Womens Bureau
of the Labor Department to serve the National
Board of the Y.W.C.A. In this capacity she Will
make natl on-wide study of household employment.
Mrs. Brown left Parkbelt Last Saturday and has en-
rolled her two children In the Manuet Progressive
School at Pawling, New York.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
Winter Comes = Also Refrieerators

Seventy-five refrigerators arriving next
and ill replace the badly refrigera-
tors.
survey Of all the refri gerators in town has just
been completed and those witch not fit for
will be H scarded.
The usual policy Of repairing boxes and replacing
parts of motors will be kept in regard to all the
other refrigerators and will go without ade-
quate refri geration.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

If the surface your dining room table is get
ting white and hazy in spots it may be that the
shellac finish has been spotted by water.
none di sadvantage of shellac is that it will wat
er-spot," declares the Consumers Counsel Division
of the Department of Agricultu Experts in the
Forest Service say that you often remove spots
by rubbing them lightly with soft cloth mois Stoned
in mixture of half water and half denatured alco-
ho1. Sometimes rubbing the spots vii spirits of
camphor will them.
"If you wish to refini sh the table, oil finish
is best particularly for surface which may be
easily scratched spotted by water hot dishes.
Complete directions for doing the job we'll and thor
oughly can be secured free by writing the Forest
Service Department of Agriculture, WashingtonD.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
Home on the Range
by, Bertha Marm

Some IS ladies learned the fine points of canni no
ana preserving Last week when Miss Ethel Reean, home
demonstration agent of Prince Georges County held
canning demonstration at the economics room of
the Elementary School.
We quote few of the high Lights Of her talk:-
The secret Of clear apple jelly is allow the ea
traction to stand for at least four days or longer
weeks or even year would be better) before max
ing the jelly. Pouring off the jelly slowly helps
Goo. With peaches and the like, allow the fruit to
stand at least overnight with the sugar before cook
tngs"
In judging canned goods Miss Regan said she con-
s1dered the following important color cond ton of
fruit, neatness in packing, and placement. Fancy
packing Of fruit vegetables at all import
ant and was to be di discouraged.
The "ganoping coffees" featured by the Better
Buyers groups chain letter parties, In effect.
Each person who receives invi tation these af
fairs, which may either be morning parties lunch
eons is obligated to give another party in her
turn. Each guest brings 10 cents for the Better
Buyers treasury.
One of the scheduled hostesses recently OVERSIGHT
and had to call on her neighbors for help. The
children were pooled" for efficiencys sake but In
the furry two of the youngsters galoped away and
could not be found for several anxious minutes.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03

AS long as periodic free elections survive, set
of people permanently control government In the
maintenance elections rests the complete and
enduring safety of form of government.
No dictator in history has dared to the
gauntlet of a really free election.-Franklin D.
Roosevelt.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
LOST AND FOUND

Odd keys
Premium receip pit book (Squiggle)
black coin purses
l printed cotton belt
l Chris tnas card folder (saHples)
l black and tan raincoat
l snail boy's summer Jacket
l black box camera
l Large Bible
l brown leather wallet
l mans initial ring (lOK)
l childis ring (nme engraved)
l gold class ring (19O)
l prti ally knitted blue sweater and yam.
LOST; Brown suede jacket at the Town Fair.
ow"cr Donald Freeman, IA Gardenway, offers reWe
for its return.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-10-03
WaraiAss Given To Parkers

In an attempt to alleviate traffic hazards along
our buster thoroughfares, warnings being given
20 those VINO park III congested overnight.
soutWay, one of our busiest streets, is made par
ticularly hazardous when are parked on both
sides for long periods of time.
These warnings should serve to bring our parking
spaces into more complete making any need for
more stringent action unnecessary.
The marked off shoulders along the streets are
Tor snort time parking and should be used for over
night parking only when other space is avail Liable.
F'goo' ness sakesl Prince Georges County is send
ing out our 1910 personal property tax" bills
the goth OF September with attendant clause to
the effect that there will be 81 penalty charge
the total amount if not paid before October 1.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE

4042 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
In a section of good schools,
including Alice Deal High
School, this new detached
house is a model of fine ma
terial and workmanship.
There are 4 bedrooms and 2
baths, garage and complete,
modern equipment. Price,
1O,950.00.
Open Today, II to z.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l719 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
GEORGETOWN BARGAINs
BARGAIN

4,room bungalow full basement h.-w h..
hardwood mar floors. built-in bath electricity
vas xnth1!s range and garage; $500 cash and small
TO reach: Out Baltimore pike to End
SloIL siop light in Cottage City, turn right :
DiockS 10 Daniels ST., turn left to 61 8.
Just a mile to D. C. line; owner on prem.
lSes from e:3O am. to pm. Sunday.
Weekdays at house under construction in
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COLORED,

S-room brick. two-story and basement.
near Logan Circle. Oil heat cleo. wide
lot. Reduced price. $1,000. Inspection
by appointment.
VIM T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye NV
Evening star., 1940-05-26
50 Q50

Capitol Hill, mr.. 5th and Penn ave-
o.rm home, lot 19x1O5: rented. S37. 40
per per mo; will make excellent investment.
EVes' or sunday phone Temple 1868,
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
-729 18th ST Realtor. MA. O753.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CLOSE-IN. NORTHEAST.
rooms: new-house condition; rear
norches. front porch Elec. refg., garage.
Easy terms or may consider lot in trade
After nm. Mr.. Glidden. DE OO54-M
1917 OWEN PL. NE.
WAPLe a. JAMES, INC. DI, 3346
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COLORED.

=. :, DVdUIIIuI EdSCIanQ GdrOeNS.
iend and Kenilworth ave. n.e.-Purchase 9
lot in splendid neighborhood: 4Ox141
when paid $3.50 to $500 will build mod.
ern home. Also 4244 Lane pl n.e-Five.
room. bath BUNGALOW: h.-wh.; good condi
ton. HOWARD s. GOIT, Colorado Blde
Room l. Lincoln 6S93-J. Salesman. F. NJ
ChiyeS "
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COLORED-
524 YOU ST. NV.

IN THE HEART OF EVERYTHING-S
large rooms. bath. hot-water heat: just
reconditioned; can easily be converted into
8 apartments. Advise immediate inspection
its going to sell quick-at the price and
terms: Open all day Sunday:
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
925 N Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9797.
925 WESTMINSTER ST. NV.
large rooms. bath oil heat. full base
ment.. garage; excellent condition: ideally
located and perfectly arranged for renting
rooms; use 1st floor and have q rooms to
rent or convert into 3 apartments A real
buy at So. 900. on very easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9197.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

RIVERDALE, MD. 41s LINCOLN AVE
Repossessed 2-story detached modern home
8 large rooms. oil burner. lot 1OlxlS5:
price -. 100; 10fo cash. balance S32. 20 per
:5333 R. !. ave. Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatts,
Evening star., 1940-05-26

BEAUTIFUL, REFINED. VACANT; 6-R.
BUNGALOW, mod. heat, bath; lot 5Ox15O:
lawns garden, hedges, fence; close o. c.
line, r. !. ave-; S3.5OO; $500 cash, S35
mo. GEO. C. WALKER, Warfield 1899.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

COLORED
Near Navy Yard. Colonial brick Just
reconditioned throughout; six rooms and
bath. cellar. hot-water heat. garage. va
JOHN F. DONOHoE & SONS.
3l4 Penna Ave Sc
Evening star., 1940-05-26

NEARBY VA.-BEAUTIFUL HOMES AT
sacrlflce prices for quick sale Located in
'front.' of George Washington High School.
Mount Vernon and Jackson aves. 10 min
utes from Washington by bus. Temple
lolD
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COLORED-BARGAIN.

$50 down. balance S42.5O monthly
Newly completed 5-room asbestos shin
gled bungalow: full basement, hot-water
heat. gas. electricity. bath built-in tub.
shower: kitchen cabinet, sink Open for
inspection Sunday from / pm. to pm.
FEDERAL FINANCE co, 9l3 New York
Evening star., 1940-05-26
S6.75O-COLORED.

Detached corner house. Southeast. across
from Govt. park: rms. bath, oil burner,
garage. recreation rm.: good home for doc
tor or dentist. Sunday phone, Shepherd
1913.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and H Sts. NE IL OS97.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

COLORED-CALIFORN ST. NEAR 18TH
r, 2E2 baths. parquet floors, receptional
hall, h.-w h.. excellent condition: garage;
Evening star., 1940-05-26

BRAND-NEW
CHEVY CHASE.
SS,250-Charming detached brick home.
moo IN every respect; 6 rms. bath, air.
condit1oned gas heat: screens, weather
STRIPS, insulated. furred: lot 6Ox130: con-
venlent to bus and schools. Ewes. phone
L. T. GRAVATTE.
100 18th CT poo1+or IVA o--o
Evening star., 1940-05-26

ARLlNliTON-HANDSOM BRICK RESI-
dence rms, " baths. oil heat, full
basement, built-in garage, deep porch, stor-
age attic. Beautifully wooded. corner lot.
acre; near bus, school and stores. Only
$3.50. 10Ho down, balance like rent.
21O4 n Lexington ST CH n1o3
Evening star., 1940-05-26
SEE AND COMPARE.

%. IbU; easy terms. Metal Windows. ain
conc con insulated Benning rd to Minnesota
ave. lett to Grant st. Open daily
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
ol3 1lth NV. District 1858.
IN BEAUTIFUL GLOVER PARK, TWO
thns n1ocas south of Mt. Alto Hospital and
2415 HUIDEKOPER PL NV
$3.50 Down and Balance $65 Mo.
Six-room brick in new-house condition:
poIcnes, p built-;S garage: shrubbery: splen-
ala , location: conven. to schools. churches
aad. and stores, Open Sunday, noon to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
COLORED-BARGAIN.
1927 48th ST. NE.

$3.50 down. balance s47.5O monthly.
New Broom. detached stucco bunga low
and bath: all modern conyeniences: full
basement: garage; large lot. Open for in
Spectlon Sunday from l pm. to pm
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
913 New York Ave. NV MA T416
Evening star., 1940-05-26

WHY PAY RENT,
Facing the Monastery Park.
6 Rooms 2 Bedrooms
. THESE homes are ideally located Just
shopping center
$500 CASH-$5O MONTHLY,
Out North CAPITOL st. to Michigan ave
70 I4th st. ne, one block right on 14th
Model Home Furnished BY
Palais Royal
4214 18th ST. NE,
TAT 14th and Taylor Sts)
Open 10 AM to PM
Built by Barkley Bros
WAPLE & JAMES, INC
-I224 14th st. NV. DI 3346.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

COLORED - BEAUTIFUL. MODERNISTIC
s-rm. house. mr. 18th and You SITS nw
fessional man or the fastidious. CO.
1901: week days. MI 2OSO
Evening star., 1940-05-26

brick bungalow in nice residential Sec
ton; full tile baths. all bedrooms nice
size screened-in porch fireplace. garage.
| oil heat. air conditioned: on wooded lot
| The best buy in this section; near school
and bus line; priced for quick sale. Ss.450.
| broker, 9599 Franklin ave. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

= WILL SACRIFICE
BELOW ORIGINAL
FIRST TRUST
DETACHED ENGLISH
HOME-4 BEDROOMS, IN
CLUDING VALUABLE CHI
NESE RUGS. CONVENIENT
TO SCHOOLS AND BUSES.
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
1920 INGOMAR ST,
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
WOODLEY 34O2.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

fireplace, tile bath, floored attic. h VIII,
Gry basement: nice shade lawn: !. yrs old.
+. n: A. financed OWNER. CheStnut SSa1
Evening star., 1940-05-26
THE BEST BUY


In Chevy Chase. Md; rooms, large beau
ttfully landscaped lot: close to schools
transportation and shops.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE. $3.50.
Easy terms to responsible party For
3ull details call WALTER AIKEN. Adams
6297 or National 0S56.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

ARLINGTON,,-FOUR- AND BATH
frame bungalow. corner lot; 81 600: terms.
l7Ol North Nelson. oxford O303-M ..
Evening star., 1940-05-26
OPEN TODAY. 3 TO 8.

OPEN TODAY, 3 TO 8.
1915 18th ST. NV. ONLY $500.
In the heart Of Shepherd Park and only
q stones throw from Walter Reed. Lovely
saas oS s rooms Nv bedroom aad
Washinston Realty. GE. 5000 or 4455.
LIQUIDATION SALE.
Large detached modern brick home. Four
rea! bedrooms two baths, two attic rooms.
Oil neat: newly renovated. This Is q sacri-
ice.
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV Ma. O334 Until 10 PM.
2841 MONROE ST. NE.
Large 5-room bungalow. attic. oil heat
garage. Open.
2314 r. !. Ave. M. NO. <S3s.
Evening star., 1940-05-26
. 18th st. Realtor. MA. O753

EAST CAPITOL ST
Beautiful Or, 2-b brick; h.-w.h., elec..
new plumbing, floors, oil burner etc,
completely remodeled with painstaking
be arranged. E. A. GARVEY, DI 450S.
Eye and Sun, Georgia $500.
Evening star., 1940-05-26

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