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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
Probation After Death
Is Discussed In Sermon

'Probation After Death" was the
subject of the lesson-sermon in all
Christian Science churches and So
cieties yesterday.
The Golden tex was from Psalms
1888: The Lord will perfect that
which concerneth me; thy mercy, 0
Lord, endureth forever; forsake not
the works of thine own hands"
Among the citations which COM
prised the lesson-sermon were the
following from the Bible, Nov that
the dead are raised, even Moses
showed at the bush, when he call
eth the Lord the God of Abraham,
and the God of Isaac, and the God
of Jacob. For he is not a God of
the dead, but of the living; for all
live unto him." (Luke 2O:37, 3S).
The lesson-sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, They
liO oAiANS oo" oSobS oIISA lllS
resurrection and beheld the final
proof of all that he had taught,
m~isconstrued that event. Even his
disciples at first called him a spirit,
ghost, or spectre, for they believed
his body to be dead. His reply vas:
Spirit hath not flesh and bones, as
We see me have" The reappearing
of Jesus was not the return of a
spirit. He presented the same body
that he had before his crucifixion,
and SO glorified the supremacy of
Mind over matter Jesus I'M
changed physical condition after
what seemed to be death was fol-
lowed by his e%Xaltation above II
material conditions; and this exalta.
ton explained his ascension, and
revealed Enthusiastically a proba-
and progressive state be-
You'd the grave. Jesus was the
way that is, he marked the way
for all men"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
FARLEY

LONDON, April 28-P-British
today saw increased Irish aid for
Britain's war effort foreshadowed
in an announcement that two rep
resentatives of the Dublin govern
ment, DR.. James Ryan, minister
of agriculture, and Sean Lemass.
minister of supply, would come to
London Tuesday to discuss mat
tiers of mutual trade benefit with
the British government. Dominions
Secretary Anthony Eden will pre-
side at the opening of the talks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
Have Supplies Now

Furthermore, while the SWedss
face ultimate starvation due to war
pressure on their shipping, for tie
time being they have supplies for q
quick thrust to the aid Of Norwa",
Stocks of gasoline, and food sent to
Sweden for trans-shipmer.t to Fir
land a month or two ago are still
held in Swedish warehouses, and
can be requisitioned for war.
Furthermore, the SWcdes have o.
idence that Russia is getting friend
lier with the Allies, these days, and
is dickering over a trade arrange
ment with Great Britain. That lcs'
sens the fear of a Russian attack
on her back door. Besides, There
still little Finland between Sweden
and Russia.
There are several people in high
places in Washington who suspect
that the escape of King haaEon
from the German forces 1T the or
set of the Norwegian Wal was NOT
a Norwegian feat-but Swedish.
There was too much efficiency
around the king near the Swedish
border, and too little elsewhere IN
Norway.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
By MORGAN NJ. BEATTY
AP Feature Service Writer

WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is
A Swedish Blitzkrieg against Ger.
mans in Norway.
That's Plan No. 1 of the Swedish
high command.
Just a plan, you understand. If
Germany is smart enough NOT to
provoke the Swedes to action, it'll
be a forgotten plan, and nothing
more.
There are other plans. other al
ternatives. But under-cover reports
trickling into Washington from
Scandinavia V e since the Nazis
invaded Norway indicate that Plan
No. 1 is receiving most serious con-
sideration in Stockholm. Just now,
it looks as if approval by the Swed-
ish government of Plan No. l hinges
on concrete evidence that Germany
will launch a blitzkrieg into Sweden
herself.
And there's no such evidence
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29


Disabilities from accidents in chill
are under Is years of age are as
frequent as those caused by the
acute communicable diseases of
chlldhood. AS many children I'M
Ger hve years of age are killed by
accidents as those between five
and IS.
1t IS a serious commentary upon
our social organization that while
we nave been saving more and
more children from the CASTRO
1htestlnal diseases, smallpox, diph-
lnerla' scarlet fever and other
acute diseases we have not at the
same time made as great gains in
1ae prevention of accidents in our
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29

partment where political expedien2y would
come first, would be to expect the impossible.
More power to the tempest-stirrers in and
out of congress, in their effort to have civil
air administration left alone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
Man bout

By George Tucker

NEW YORK, April 2S.-They are
busting off the bustles of another of
New York's grand danes of the
nineties and building a movie
around her career. This time it is
Lillian Russell, and the movies have
skipped a couple of her divorces in
order to make the film more salable
throughout the country.
Our generation doesn't know very
much about Lii and her playmates
of 40 years ago, unless we are to be-
lieve what the earlier historians
would have us believe-mainly, that
her era was one of incredibly bad
taste and exceptionally lusty appe-
tites. Lillian herself paraded Broad
way with a dog in a diamond-studded
collar. Her curves were couched in
a diamond-studded corset, and her
face began to appear on cigar Ia
bells and box wrappings.
Those were the days when the
Minnie Madden Fishes and the Julia
Marlowes, together with Maude
Adams, the inevitable Diamond Jim
Q'm getting tired writing about him)
and Weber & Fields dominated the
Broadway scene. Their lavish din
ners were spanked by black pearls
served with the oysters, and cigars
were wrapped in hundred dollar
bills. Through this company strobe
the architect Stanford White. soon
to be shot, Abe Hummel, and Mrs.
Stuyvesant Fish. A belle of her
times indeed Lillian was, but 1 can
tell you this: the girl who approx.
mates her on the screen will not
come within so pounds of the true
Lillian. This modern generation
would smoker at romance wrapped
up in Lillian's generous poundage
. and that, you will admit, would
never do.
Like any other mixer with a new
hat, we lodged a shower yesterday
by jumping into a cab. AS u hack
paused at an intersection another
driver cruised up and yelled, Joe,
Six Sixty
Joe nodded then said to us out
of the side of his mouth, That's
muffin. I got $3.50 on my meter.
He'll go home and blab to his wife,
but not me-"
Don't you tell the little woman
everything"
'They's two things I don't do"
snapped Joe. Il don't tell my wife
my business and I don't allow her
TO talk to other cab drivers wives.
If I did she'd come home whining
that somebody's husband made $40
Yesterday and why didn't 1 make
$40 yesterday. I'll give her 81 to-
night and that's all. If l have a
bad day tomorrow I'll have enough
left over to still give her 81. What
she don't know don't hurt her"
New York, in the throes of a
building program, is like a man who
takes off his pants with one hand
while putting on his shirt with the
other. We teal down and build up
without even waiting for the mortar
to dry. There hasn't been a single
hour in the last so a that the
town hasn't reverberated to pneu-
matte drills and falling brick. At
this writing 9Th venue is being
torn up and repaved for the third
time in as many years. Even our
own AP building, less than 2 years
old, had a scaffolding on it recent
ly While a giant new plaque was
being set into place.
We are the greatest and the most
prolific builders of wrecking scat
folds on earth. Sometimes I wonder
if the captains of our scuttling
crews are the descendants of hang
men.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
0 ALL ABOUT BABIES
Accidents Chief Death Cause
AMONG Children From ) 70 Is

homes and on the public highway
In those places where Specl@l
attention has been paid to acc
dent prevention encouraging re-
suits have been obtained, but theI'
is still considerable room for MI
provement in wide stretches OF the
United States.
Young children suffer from al
kinds of accidents, prlnclpa'E
in the home from burns, Ialis, SUI
location, poisoning, cuts and eleC'
trio shocks. Young children are
likely to put any object at haL5
into their mouth, ears or nose anu
this may result in serious troupe,
This points clearly 10 care-eso
habits of unsafe conditions In iA'
homes.
More vigilance is needed IL
keeping matches away from cE-'
dren and in PROTECTING thC~l
against gas stoves and open gra's'
as well as from tubs of hot "a'e.'
While nearly as many chlLaL5'
are killed, and many more IL
jured, at home than on the sttee's
automobile accidents now tax
heavy toll of child life. ,,
1t is encouraging that the "Hy'
country is becoming aroused y"
the necessity for more rnteHSas
education along accident pfe'[,.
ton lines. Safety councils, IAN.
police. school teachers pare.
teacher groups and the Red CLgss
are all urging eternal vlgll2 IT,.
and cooperation with the publ,
authorities to help reduce tae -a.
number of unnecessary franc
cidents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29

accidents take
first place as a
cause o f death
among children
five to Is years
Of age and are
now one of our
greatest public
h e a t h a n d
safety problems.
Among C h i J.
dren from five
% Is years of
a G e accidents
a C C 0 u n / 0
about 0 n e-lifth
~f Ill Lo~+Lr
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
give Reasons Why

The reasons why the plan is get
ting serious consideration are many
Here are five of them:
1.-The Swedes have plenty of ev-
idence that the German high COM
mand is not deeply concerned about
Sweden's neutrality, and the Swedes
have several important raw mate
rails the Germans want bad enough
to take them. They are: Iron ore,
pulp for ~gunpowder, nickel for mu-
nitions, and a gold mine that pro-
duces seven tons of gold a year..
2.-British secret service and dip
lomatic attaches in Sweden have
been warning Swedish friends in
high places that Germany plans to
take what she wants in Scandinavia.
The Norwegian campaign is proof
that the warning is no idle one.
3.-The Swedes not only have a
pledge of aid from the Allies, but
they have proof of Allied aid in the
person Of British and French troops
in the field in Norway.
4-For the first time since the
war began, German military units
are in a position where a Swedish
military force would have the drop
on them They are in and near Oslo,
perfect targets up in the Gud-
b~randsdalen valley. 1t would be 6OO.-
600 Swedes, plus the Norwegian
army and the British expeditionary
force, against $4,000 Germans.
5.-The Swedes have the best
anti-aircraft protection in Europe,
thanks to industrialists who have
been manufacturing anti-aircraft
guns for both belligerents.
Caught In A Pinch
The Swedish for months have
been hoping to use Narvik as their
No. l port to keep from starving to
death under the pinch of the warfare
IN the North Sea. They were NOV
ing material up to Boden to double
rack the state-owned electric rail-
road to Narvik. But now that Allies
and Germans are fighting for Mar
vlk, that's out-for the time being.
And Sweden has no more than a
years supply of balanced rations
Tor her people, and short crops of
wheat in prospect. The stock market
hit a new low in early April. Manu-
featuring plants in southern Sweden
closing down, and the wharfs in
Stockholm are piled high with ex-
ports that can't move out because C
the British blockade, and the Ger
man CONFERENCE.-The.
That means the Swedish govern
ment must move soon to coax sup
plies into her country through some
body's blockade lines. She can't hope
for supplies from Germany. But
she can hope the Allies will let her
through at Narvik,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
BY RICHARD ARTHUR BOLT,
M. D., DIR. p. H..
Secretary, Maternal and Child
Health Section of American
Public Health Association

Accidents have assumed a lead
ing role as a cause of death and
disability in the childhood years.
1t is not generally recognized that
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
TOP O. THE MORNING

"Thus saith the LORD? Stand ye in the 1cays
and see, and ask for the old paths, 11here is
the good Uay, and rdIE therein, and ye shall
find rest for your souls, '-JEREMIAH 6:16
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29

The Swedes have many heavy guns
compared with the artillery either
the Germans or the Allies have been
able to transport into Norway aboard
ships or planes. That too, is an aG.
vantage in warfare. The Swedes
have been bolstering their subma.
rine fleet in the Baltic, and in add.
ton apparently have been buying
undersea boats from-of al people
NuSSO1ini
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
What 1t Means:
SWeden'S Position

Already Swedish manufacturers
are moving their raw materials and
machinery out of southern Sweden
up to Norrkoping, near Stockholm.
This is especially true of rubber. an
extremely important war material.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29
Here's The Tip-Off

But the best tip-off on the trend
of events in Sweden are dispatches
from Stockholm you have been read
ing in your papers every day re-
Gently, quoting Swedish newspapers.
These dispatches doubtless report
facts, but primarily they are report
ing facts favorable to the Allies, de-
spite the fact that the Swedish gov
eminent must have known Germany
would protest.
Now that has happened.
And at the same time, Sweden has
protested against German airplane
flights over Swedish territory, and
some press reports indicate the
Swedes feel they're made to recon
hotter Swedish defenses.
There you have a background for
war. The people are threatened with
financial panic, The depression has
already begun. In the far distance
is also the spectre of starvation.
But there is mor evidence. Con
fidential dispatches from Scandina-
via also tell the story of a wedding
out of Nazis from the Swedish army
and navy. They indicate the Swedes
have been counting Germany naval
losses in the most recent clashes
with England, and figure they have
as good a Baltic fleet as the Ger
mans
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-29

NEXT: Essentials of growth i"
children.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
A DEMOKRATA
KAMPANY

|
Bar Roosevelt bejelentette,
hogy mem er ra politMalni es
csak neha fog a sajt6 es a ra-
dio utjan beszelni, a multi he
ten mar kell6 alapossaggal
megszolalt.
Azokr6l a demokratakrol be-
szelt, akik a harmadik termi-
nus miatt kivonultak a kam-
panybol, csatlakoztak a Willkie
taborahoz, S kJl0n demokrata
WillHe Nubok alapitasat ter
vezik.
Reed volt missouri SENATOR
ra rohant XII a legelesebben,
megemlitve, hogy a vitriol
nyelvU ex-senator az ehbere-
ket vedelmezte, mikor felese-
genek a moi ruhagyarat ehbe-
rex fizetese miatt a t0rveny
ele citaltak.
Ez a tamadas szerencsetlen
volt, inert az eln0k ait is mond
ia, hogy Reed mar 1936-ban,
s6t valosziniileg mar 1932-ben
is a. demokratak ellen volt.
Reed ere kozolte a Roose-
velt egy regi levelet, amelyben
az 1932-ben teljesitett kam-
panyszolgalatait k0sz0nte meg
Roosevelt.
Sokkal Sikeriltebb volt az a
megjegyzese, amelyet Burke
nebraskai es Holt west vir-
giniai szenatorokra alkalma-
zott, akikr6l megjegyezte, hogy
mem Ok hagytak oft a demo
krata partot, hanem a demo
krata part hagyta oft 6ket.
T. i. nemreg mindket SENATOR
alaposan elbukott a nemreg
lezajlott elovalasztasi kam-
panyban.
Wallace aleln0k-jel0lt resze-
rol kijelentettek, hogy mem
fog lemondani a foldmuvelesi
miniszterium eler6l a KAN
pany idejere, ahogy mem mon
dott lie miniszteri tisztseger6l
annak idejen Hoover sem, mi
kor eln0kjeloltje volt a part
janak es az orszagnak.
A demokrata part apr6bb
harcosai idaig csak Willkie-nek
a villanytrusztnal betoltott al
lasat es szerepet tamadjak,
igen szereny sikerrel.
A REPUBLIKANUS
KAMPANY
A republicans kanpany el6
csatarozasait Willkie kezdte
meg a multi heten.
Gunyosan jegyezte meg egy
farmer-kiildottse elott, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

zajlani $ Vandenberg szenator
l6tte XII a multi heten q nagy
agyut, mikor a k0telez6 kato-
mai sorozas ellen nagy besze-
det elmondta.
Hatalmas segitseget nyert
Wheeler szenatorban, aki nyil-
vanosan mem szakad XII a de-
mokrata kampanyb6l, de aki
maga is jelolt volt es aki a
fegyverkezes kerdeseben er6sen
az eln0k ellen van S Roosevelt
tet azon a. cimen tamadja.
A part kis sakaljai terme-
szetesen egyel6re a harmadik
terminus es a "carizmus" ell
len vannak, nemelyik ostoban
durva hangon. Hearst peldaul
AIT irta a demokrata aleln0k-
jel0ltr6l (aki koztudomas SEE
rint nagytudasu ember), hogy
egy soda-clerk dzsabra sem
lenne alkalmaS.
Minden jel szerint a kam-
pany er6sen piszkos lesz mind
ket oldalrol, bar mindket oldal-
rol ''melt6sagteljes" kiizdelmet
igertek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01

8 mem "aldozatot hoz" a jel0les
vallalasaval es ct nem kellett
"draftelni". (Arra utalt, hogy
az eln0k0t q demokrata kon-
vencio allitolag draftelte, va
gyis besorozta kivansaga ellie
mere jel0ltnek.) 8 a, dzsabot
szeretne vallalni.
A kampany vezetese legin-
kabb abban merult XII a multi
heten, hogy szakadarokat So
roztak s orszagszerte akadtak
demokrata politikusok, akik
nyilvanosan Willkie melle al
lottak.
A republicans lapok egy
resze nagy sulyt fektet ezekre
a szakadasokra, de a komo-
lyabb lapok mar figyelmez-
tettek a partot, hogy ilyes-
mire ne epitsek a kampanyt,
inert szakadarok mindig vol
tax, akik azonban sokat mem
szamitottak.
A republicans kampany
egvel0re a kOnpresszl1Sban foo
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-01
FOLYIk A kAMpAN

Az en0kvalaszasi kizdee hivataloSan meg nncs foya-
nathan, inert ket e0t efogado beszedet meg tar
totta azokban lesz voakepen vegleges program
adva.
konvenciok platformat encre eptettek mindket part
ban, hogy abbol mnden AIT ovashassa XII ami ne tetszk
Az ga vegeges program lesz ant eotek mondanak
akkt6 mar haarozottabb keeneseket var kovetel min
denk
potkusok szaat azonban mem lehet befogni az ujsag
ir6k kenytelenek napnap utan irn pokai heyzer6 es
kampany mar (nem hvataosan ugyan) de oyamatban
kampany soran olvas6inka mem kivanuk befolyasoln
heges kpet gyeksnk nyujtani mndket part tevkeny
sege6l hsegesen foguk mndk el0lt nyeges heeneseit
k0z0lni
Evening star., 1940-09-12

MODERN, PRIVATE, ! LARGE ROOM
dressing room. kit, bath; newly decorated.
Il fssanded and refnished: elec. refg.; S37.
Evening star., 1940-09-12

4616 5th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE 2nd FL; 3
rms. kit, bath; refg.; newly decorated: :
GENTLE adults. utilities furn. Rea sona BILE.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Real values. Time 10 buy home. we
nave several new homes, priced from
- 800 10 Sl2;H1'. !, > and 3 baths;
=, > ana tedTComS. garaRe: auto. heat.
monthly payments 70 suit purchaser. Of
nee open daily uItl . pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-12
FIRST-FLOOR BEDROOM.
S10.250.

We have lovely new Groom home in
nearby Nd. with large 1st floor bedroom
and complete bath. There are = big bed
rooms on end fir, each room has closets.
The house is on a 60-4t lot and has
maEnItlcent old tree in the front yard
baleeq at only Slo25n. This house viii
Mr.. Shearcr Hobart 4-43 for appoint.
ment ] WESLEY RITCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-12
J.. S9,500.
CHEVY CHASE d q

ADJOINING Bsrnaby Woods section, on
loyely wooded lot. Individually built de-
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venences and ideas Of a woman's fore
thought in planning. well-planned
perfectly laiG out kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
tile bath, shower. attic; OIL HEAT, built
IN garage; fenced-in yard. splendid
home, exceptionally well built and ideal
Ior family with a younRster or two,
IHCS. j.. FISHER a. CO, INC, realtors,
District 6h3Gj or ewes. call Mr.. BOUS-
CAREN Adams a4o9
Evening star., 1940-09-12
BEST BUY.
AMER. UNIV. PIX

New brick ceEter-hau, near Mass. ave
! block to bus. less than 3 squares 10 PARK
ard shop center, new theater. etc; 4 large
bedrooms on Ind floor. smallest of which
attic with ample space for addl rooms
i needed, knotty pine paneled den on lsc
moor, screened lncloSed porch, l0X30 4.
iarge recreation room at small add cost IL
oeslreds Large shade trees. Garage. Only
Sl2420. on very easy terms. Call Mr.
SHAFER- DU- 5S25. or Ma nS56
Evening star., 1940-09-12
T OFFER YOIT

A lovely new home in exclusive Barnaby
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Hi2 tl.e baths, paneled den. large living
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EQUIPPED roomy kitchen. lovely screened
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re2sor'b'e f. this evcellent value Please
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Evening star., 1940-09-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

) OR GROOM DWELLING. BROOKLAND
ferred approximately $50. r. o. COATES
CulpcDer. Va.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE OR APT. OIL HEAT
in District Va. or Maryland for October !. .
Can RA. 1890.
5-rm and i-baib and f-rm and o.bSlb
houses for rent in nearby Nd: owners of
such property are advised 10 list with
US for quicl: disposal Call Mrs Rowe
rent mgr r. SPEAR, INC. 7O12 Old
GEORGETOWN rd-. Bethesda Md WI 21os.
WE NEED HOUSES
In Northwest d. C. and nearby Md: priced
from 100 up
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
3Jls Conn. Ave. WoOdaey 1900
Evening star., 1940-09-12

5s11 14th st nw-Delightfuliv cool new
building adjoining Rock Greek Park
few vacancies: bedrooms living room,
dinette. kitchen and bath, beautiful cor
ner apt; 81. SO l bedroom, living room.
dlnette, kitchen and bath. S5S 80 10
$50 so. All spacious rooms Call resi-
dent manager. RA. 1326
Evening star., 1940-09-12
HILLCREST.

New detached 6-room home most mod
err. with separate garage. moderately
priced, by owner and builder. Inspect
today; 2024 seth ST. Sc. T. NJ. NOLAN,
Lincoln OOS2
Evening star., 1940-09-12
j. B. IItFEY
and Son.
GeOrgia 1870,
4543 GRANT PD NV

i543 GRANT RD. NV.
Composite Woodrow Wilson High SchoolD
This large. detached house. containing e
rooms, electric lights and hot-vater heat, IS
on a beautiful wooded lot, containing about
- Of an acre Of grouhd, in one of Washing
tons prettiest and most convenient sec
tiors. This house IS in excellent ordition
and is priced rleht We will consider a
trade or any reasonable offer.
j. B TIFFEY
and Son,
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Mr.. 18th AND SPRING RID.
Cd Q50

$500 cash and balance less than rent
best bargains available today. Near Roose-
welt High School, close TO stores and trans
portatIOn. Call Mr.. Giles for appointment.
michigan 2nMn. ]. MESI EY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-12
WESLEY HEIGHTS,
S11 Q60

rare opportunity for a discriminating
sale; This Nbller-built home, in perfect
condition. IS situated on a beautiful wooded
corner lot 11cluces living room, l4X24
II. dining room. with oCamed ceiling, chest
nut trim woodwork. breakfast nook. 3
lovely bedrooms, baths, maids room and
pam, new oil beating plant; garage. For
details call M Burr Woodley 1919.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DT 1411
Evening star., 1940-09-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

UNUSUAL HOMES AT UNUSUAL TERMS.
Only SS,250.00, $500 down, balance less
than rent, or Will accept small property in
exchange. Beautiful detached homes,
situated in large lot in one Of the most
exclusive Chevy Chase. Md. locations,
consisting of q large rooms living room
with open fireplace, side porch, oil heat.
Very convenient to schools, churches,
country clubs, shopping center and trans
portation Call Mr.. Ginnetti, CO. 0597-J
or III 3lO0 PFITZEII,
Evening star., 1940-09-12
DEFINITE SACRIFICE.

On account serious Illness, owner will
take substantial reduction in a beautiful
new stone center-hall home. ANY reason
able offer considered; spacious dining room.
streamlined kitchen. 4 bedrooms, baths,
foored recreation room with fireplace, huge
living room. maids room, Scar garage
situated in one of the Districts finest resi-
Dental sections. For full details, call Mr.
Aiken with BEITZELL, District 300; ewes.
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Evening star., 1940-09-12
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

I07 9th ST NE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
S35 month. Call Randolph