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Evening star., 1940-09-26
Baia Workers Denied
Extension Of Permits
To Remain in j. ).
Attorney General Asserts
Aliens Were Brought in
Under Misrepresentation

Charging that the Bata Shoe Co.
Belcamp, Md, had misrepresented
the character OF work to be per-
formed by certain ,alien employees
and Its methods Of manufacture
Attorney General Jackson an
nounced today that the Justice De-
partment has denied requests of Al
alien workers and IL alien officers
of the concern for renewal of their
visitors permits for an additional
year.
The SO aliens, all natives OF
Czecho-Slovakia, must leave the
United States within a reasonable
time or face deportation, Mr.. Jack
son said.
Holds Work Competitive.
The alien workmen were author
lied to enter the country last year
on the company's representation
that the work to be done was OF
such a character that American
workers could not act as instructors
but must first be taught by the
CZeCnO-SlOVdKldnS.
Investigation by the Immigration
and Naturalization Service disclosed
according to the Attorney General
that "the manufacturing methods of
the company were not unique and
required little or no special training
OF the employees and that the work
done by majority of the alien
instructors was actually competitive
in character with labor already
done by American workers. that
there was nothing in the production
methods of the company that made
1t impossible Or impracticable for
American workers to perform the
work after a very short period of
instruction. and that the employ
ment of these aliens, rather than
of a temporary nature as specified
in the application for admission
was actually permanent"
Hits Bata System.
Mr.. Jackson said that apparently
the chief characteristics of the Bata
methods are child labor, low wages
and an apprenticeship system which
is completely foreign to the Amer
lean system
Mr.. Jackson said the company al
the time of the application assured
the immigration Service that the
German Gestapo had promised tc
readmit the workers to Czecho-
Slovakia after their work was com.
pleted in the United States. The
company furnished a $4,000 sonc
Evening star., 1940-09-26
o sepnd the night in strange shel.

to sepnd the night in strange shell
tiers.
An official statement said bombing
was confined to outlying districts,
where a number of houses were
reported destroyed, or damaged. A
communique charged the British
with bombing "aimlessly" In resi-
Dental sections.
Neutral observers twice heard
planes over central Berlin, but no
bomb explosions were heard in that
area, and no fires could be seen.
Diplomatic Activity Great.
The raid and the familiar an
nouncements of continued aerial as
saults on England took second place
to diplomatic activity in discussions
in Berlin's political and military
circles.
Regarding the speculation about
impending events, an informed COM
mentator said:
Everything is fluid-fluid, but
moving swiftly. But the moment for
revealing the direction in which
events are moving hasn't arrived,
and guesses are futile"
1t seemed apparent. however, the
architects of the new order" were
thinking in terms much broader
than Europe.
Evening star., 1940-09-26

ing and s700,994 for miscellaneous
defense projects.
The War Department airplane and
engine contracts newly announced
went to these firms:
North American Aviation, Inc,
Inglewood, Calf, $72,857 ,O49 for air.
planes; Curtiss-Wright Corp, Cur
tiss Airplane Division, $48,5l4,819 so
for airplanes; CurtisS-W Wright Corp,
st. Louis Airplane Division, Robert
son, Mo-, S45,646,882 for airplanes;
Continental Motors Corp, Muske-
gon, Mich, $4,727, ,54282 for airplane
engines.
The other War Department con-
tracts were divided in the amount
of S3l, l,700,4l029 for the Ordnance
Department.. $1,550,1l3 for the
Quartermaster Corps and S550,820
for the Signal Corps.
Evening star., 1940-09-26

out as one Of the most progressive
platforms in the country's history,
but something happened thereafter.
In discussingsthe progressive move
ment, he said:
Il am particularly happy to speak
up here in the Northwest, where
the seeds of American progressive
ism first were sown. AS a boy I
was part Of that crusade. In it
the great progressives Of this coun-
try. between 1900 and 1920, fought
for certain basic principles of lib
eralism. Those principles Of Iber-
alism were to take the Shiny grip
of big business of our courts and
our Legislatures and our adminis-
tratlve processes of government.
We went through that struggle. as
I say, until 1920. 1t was to keep
big business from controlling our
courts, our Legislatures and our
administrative processes. We be-
gan to break that throttlehold.
Then the World War came on, and
then the mad 20s, with the result
that we fell back.
Espoused 1882 Platform.
Il was one Of those who Joined in
the liberal crusade OF 1882, and fol-
lowed the Democratic platform of
1882. 1 considered it one of the most
progressive and liberal platforms
ever adopted by any party In the
history of the United States. But
something happened thereafter.
That liberalism was meant to re-
lease our lives, to make us free from
the domination of wealth. The
domination was transformed from
the domination of big business to
the domination of big government.
And now I am out fighting just as
vigorously against the domination Of
big government over our lives as I
was fighting in those days against
the domination of big business.
To-day, Government has taken
control of our legislative processes.
The members of Congress who do
not go along with the will of the
administration are purged. Courts
that do not decide as it wishes them
to decide are replaced. and attempts
are made to pack them. Our ad-
ministrative processes are filled with
brain trusters and men seeking to
subvert our liberties"
Evening star., 1940-09-26
British War Vessels
Near Plymouth Are
Bombed, Nazis Claim
Military Borrocks Also
Declared Attacked;
Fires Follow BIusts
By the Associated Press.

.
BERLIN, Sept. 26.-British war
ships anchored near Plymouth and
military barracks near Dungeness
were effectively bombed" in yes
terdays wave of German air at
tacks on Southern England, the Ger
man high command announced to-
day.
Its communique also reported
Severe bomb hits" on docks and port
facilities at Plymouth, Portland and
Southend, an attack on an airplane
factory at Filton and heavy night
raids on London's port facilities on
both sides Of the Thames.
Factories and storehouses in
several other southeastern cities
were destroyed, the high command
said, and night raids again centered
on London, with heavy-caliber
bombardment of supply establish
ments and dock and storage facil-
tiles on both sides of the Thames" !"
Many Explosions Reported.
The Na1 airmen reported "nu-
merous" explosions followed by "ex-
tensive' fires.
The high command again charac-
terized British night raids as ter
rorizing actions against the German
civil population and reported "sev-
eral dead and injured" as result
of r. A. F. raids on Western and
Northwestern Germany and Berlin.
Berlin was "unSuccessfully' at
tackled, the communique said, re-
porting "a number of garden houses
and settlers dwellings, destroyed.
British losses yesterday were set
at 10 planes and Germany's at six.
(The British reported rs German
planes destroyed)
Broad Developments Foreshadowed.
Meanwhile, furious diplomatic and
political activity appeared to FORE
shadow swift and broad develop
ments in the creation of Adolf Hit
ler's new order" and prosecution
OF the axis war against England,
whose bombers during the night
held the capital under its longest air
alarm of the war.
The impression was growing that
Spain was on the verge of indicating
in some substantial measure her de-
sire for closer relations with the
axis, and a more intimate under
standing with Japan-as a counter
weight to possible closer British
American boration-seemed to
be in the offing.
Trustworthy advices received
by the Associated Press in New
York yesterday said a special
German mission to Toxic has
been successful, and announce
ment Of Japans new role in the
axis scheme of things-perhaps
as an active ally-is expected
soon. There was no confirMa-
ton in Berlin, however. that any
new pact actually has been COM
pleted)
Five-Hour Alarm.
Berlin's longest AFRAID alarm Of
the war kept the capitals 1000, 900
residents and those of surrounding
areas in cellars five hours last night
and early today as British bombers
attacked for the fourth successive
night.
Informed sources said after a pre-
liminary survey that eight apart
ment houses had been destroyed in
Berlin during the raid, and two
civilians were killed and five in
jured. Three other persons appar-
emily we're killed in raids on un-
specified places in Northern and
Western Germany.
The Berlin alarm came before
bedtime and caught many persons
on the way home, forcing them
Evening star., 1940-09-26
guaranteeing departure of the aliens

Thirty-one other alien workers,
admitted under the same blanket
permit obtained by the Bata COM
pany, did not apply for extension OF
their permits. Some of the 81 al
ready have left the United States
and the others are preparing to
leave, Mr.. Jackson said.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
Dance at Wilson Hiqh

The annual homecoming dance Of
the Student Council at Woodrow
Wilson High School will be held in
the boys gym at the school at 3
pm. tomorrow.
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YOU

can get a loan Of $4,000 II
you can make monthly payments
of $7.04.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
.29 18th ST. NV. Realtor. MA. o75:
ONLY ONE LEFT

There is one home left in this group of
lovely new homes. featuring large airy
rooms with paneled library and lavatory
on list floor, paneled recreation room with
log-burping fireplace in basement, COM
pletely. finished :3rd-floor room. This is
one OF the most complete and spacious
homes we have the privilege to present.
II YOU are looking for home priced under
SIS 800 a half hour of your time will be
we'll spent by calling Mr.. Shearer, HO.
4143 and inspecting this home ]. IVES
LEV RI1CuANAN - ''~
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

POTOMAC, VA. 82s z. CLIFFORD, COR
Montrose. 5 r. and b., ami. bun, gar.
S42. so. S4-a. farm, mr.. Warrenton, $3.50.
mr.. La Plata 5-r. bun, barn. $40. 1s a.
Cedarville, , barns. r. S2T. 80 Glenn
Dale. 2nd-f., 5-r. and b; fat. $50; r.. as
is, $3.50: . a. Seaside, r, on bay,
cliff make offer Big list country property
N E RYON CO, MA 1907
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ROLLINGWOOD SECTION

CHEVY CHASE, MD-SIOa5O
Williamsburg Colonial only two years old,
lot 50xl5O. fine old shade trees: & rooms
baths. BEDROOM AND BATH ON FIRST
FLOOR, built-in' garage. automatic heat
screened rear living porch: improved street,
EDW II ZONES 4, co IN(, IHondls.. -
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$4,000 DOWN, $40 MONTH

Win buy real value in this beautiful new
Colonial home of 4 lovely rooms with =
complete baths and lst-fioor lavatory;
priced at only = $50 and located in de-
nghtful, convenient upper 18th st. neigh
borhood. adjacent to Rock Creek Park
This home is priced for immediate sale
Call Mr.. Giles now. MI. 5000, for appoint
msnt. Representing j. WESLEY BU-
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YORKTOWNE VILLAGE.

"better-built'' Breuninger home most
desirable location, only ] year old 3 bed
rooms. baths, maids room and shower in
basement; exquisite in details: imposing
front; large lot
TO BE SOLD AT MATERIAL REDUCTION
MR. HORNE, MA: 2040. Ewes, EN-. 9173.
able 2-story home of 2 rooms, having 4
bedrooms and finished attic: vacant, imme-
diate possession: price reasonable. PLANT
g GORDON, INC, 1874 Park fd NV
Evening star., 1940-08-07

III you are looking for real home, lovely
grounds. huge trees. inspect this The
the charm. roominess and fine construc-
ton. Wonderful recreation room and tile
swimming pool are among the unusual
FEATURES Open day and night
MISS REED CEoPGJA soso
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$35O.OO CASH-S55. 90 MO.

NEW COLONIAL BRICKS.
These lovely homes contain large
rooms, de luxe bath. stippled walls. air
conditioned with gas; deep lots. Convenient
to schools, churches and TRANSPORTATION.
ONLY 3 LEFT OF 81 HOMES.
ACT IMMEDIATELY
Call DI. BOO. Evenings. AT 141l-W
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BARNABY WOODS
1901 GALLATIN ST. NV.

bulider desiring quick sale. offers new
center-hall Colonial on wooded lot at at
tractive price. Georgia 1879 after 5 pm.
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81 WEE ST. NW.-LARGE HOUSE: $500
to $500; new condition: rent or exchange.
Omen. -
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OPEN TODAY 6 no Q.
S9.85O.
pO, O,CCO.
NEW CENTER cor .ONTAT.

NEW CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
Here Is one of the best buys we have
been able to offer in long time. Includes
room, 1st-foor lavatory. Eig, completely
equipped kitchen, 3 bedrms, screened side
porch, garage. Il is beautifully situated on
quiet shady street in the best part Of
Potomac Heights. Very convenient to fast
transportation.
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APARrMEkIs SUBURBAN.

BOULEVARD APIS, ALEX, VA-1-BED-
room apts,. from $49.50; 2-bedroom apts.,
from $3.50.
Overlooking the Potomac River
Also furn. apis. Res. mgr. Temple 4240.
blocks south of last, traffic light on
Mt. Vernon blvd, left-hand side Of street,
Mr.. LYON VILLAGE, VA.-S59, so,
NEW APT, BLDG rms, da., kit,
path. PORCH, locker, laundry. SUN DICK.
McCLAINE, 200 Wilson blvd CHI. 1900.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

DOCTORS OFFICE; PURCHASE OF FUf
nlture Ii,t optional to 8 pm, 3O9 Farr;
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ARLINGTON. VA.

z rooms, . baths. 4 bedrooms. cellar,
NICE lot: needs repairs, If sold as is. price.
$4,000; terms arranged. Near center Of
Clarendon.
New 5room brick bungalow. convenient
LOCATION: price, $3.50: $500 down. balance
$40 month.
New Groom brick, recreation room: good
locs stlon price. SS.450; terms arranged.
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM
IIlnSnM pEAA6N
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:S6Q5Q-
CHENX CHASE n

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Just on Conn. ave, above Nebraska ave
ATTRACTIVE cAnter-hall planned det home
Lot 80 it.. wide. Has rooms "a bed
poPeh H heat cleo Pfasd efs ne LYING
assessed value. Ewes. phone WO. O29O.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

WELL RENTED AND LOCATED, LONG
term, low interest on mortgage; small
amount of cash required. Large net return.
No trades or brokers. GUY WHITEFORD,
Southern Bldg. MA 2432.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

WOODBRIDGE HOMES,
410S Goth st. n.e.-Det frame. rms,
bath. oil heat, large lot and sarage: ex-
ceptional value at SIS $50; terms con-
sidered. .24l2 Monroe st n.e.--Det. frame
6 rms, bath. auto. heat. nice lot with
garage: price. $3.50: terms considered
To insnect. call
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR,
2l25 r. l Ave NE HO 6Oo0
Evening star., 1940-08-07

20 ChESAPEAkE BAY.
~ acres: d miles from Anna polls besu.I
tiful bay site for home: gorgeous bay front.
age OF $50 1T: reasonable price
SEVERN RIVER
2oo acres, l6 miles from BALTIC. on up-|
per Severn; 5-rm. bungalow. barn, chicksn|
mouse new wharf and boathouse: full ri.|
parlan rights: very reasonably priced
oo STEFFEY, INC.
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S6,250.
IA ALLISON ST NE.

New. g rooms and bath. ami: 33 sold.
2 left: $500 cash. balance like rent: I'm
ished like a high-priced home: really a
bargain OWNER BUILDER. DI. 2724:
evepippS Wn Od3C
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OVER $4,000 SQUARE FEET
IN KENWOOD, MD,

A grand site for a fine home, beautifully
wooded, very choice lot at very attrac-
tive price. BOSS g. PHELPS. MA. $500.
Evenings call Mr.. Leigh, WI. 3799.
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$3.50.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

Situated Just south of Wesley Heights,
overlooking. the Potomac Valley This de-
tached brick home. Just one year old, must
be sold. Surrounded by new homes it in
cludes 3 bedrooms. 2 baths; winter air con-
d1tioning: brick garage: near schools and
fast transp. Don't miss this opportunity
Calls received until pm
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
Evening star., 1940-08-07
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-MARGATE cry. N Il
Attfac. furn. house. bedrms . baths.
malo rm.. lavatory. garage; avail Sept.
:. price reaS. Box 242-K Star
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ANI w
1908 BELMONT RD. NV.
New modern equipment. in a most con-
venisnt location. near 18th and Columbia I'd.
Q bedrmS., liv. rm., kit, dinette, bath,
yard and garage: SOB.
2 bedrms., liv. rm,. kit, bath, very large
screened porch: S62 50.
2 bedrms, liv. rm. large storage rm.,
cinette, kitchen. bath S65.
OPEN.
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TWO TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
One near 18th and Columbia rd NV
r., baths, oil heat, two complete kitch-
ems; 2-car brick .garagei price. $3.50.
r. hwd. f.. two ok Kitchens. % %h.-w.h.. w oil,
garage; facing Government park. Priced
to sell quickly. Mr.. Lynch. RA. 1242.
ARLINGTON, VA 2041 N. UTAH ST
New 2-story. 5-room brick. large living
room, 2 exceptionally large bedrooms,
ample closets, air-conditioned. tile bath
spacious side porch: wooded lot close to
transportation: 1Oc bus. Small down
payment F. H. A. financing. Open 10
N. c. HINES & SONS.
2116 Wilson Blvd Chestnut 2440.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPERTY. ABOUT
20 miles from D. C. line about 20 acres,
PROBABLY the most attractive on the bay;
man mouse OF rooms near the water: cot q.
tage OF rooms, tenant house. fine barns,
tresn- water lake: sand beach: suitable fon
me nome; perfect for resort. The New
gdn Enslaho owner who has intended for ma nv
years 10 make this his perma nent hons
has had to give up that plan. We consider
the price tenlpting
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
l119 K st NV Ma 11se
Evening star., 1940-08-07

CHEVY CHASE-SEMI-DET. BR., RMS,
/ "a b., bedr, pchs, refg., Venetians: dis
tinctive decorations: Sg,45o. OWNER
Wond,ey S30S after e pm
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$3.50.
A WOODSY BUNGALOW.

This new house is individual. smartly
distinctive. altogether different from the
usual. 1t has a big corner lot. ia feet
front. about "a acre of land. house itself
is As feet wide, modern to the minute,
custom custom built by day labor, 4 house you
Arl.. Va. Corner 25th st. between Chain
Bridge and Cherrydale. Is min. from
downtown. L. E. F. PRINCE, 1927 Conn.
ave MichiRan 44B6
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$l4,250-Wooded Setting,
Chevy Chase, Md.

Must be sold. Owner leaving the city is
offering this detached center-hall plan
brick home at a sacrifice price Cost
x2l 800. There are spacious rooms. 3
bedrooms of master size, tile baths, lst-
floor den, buffers pantry, ultramodern
kitchen with breakfast alcove Finished
and insulated attic maids room and bath.
AUTOMATIC HEAT. Built-in garage, for
. cars. Beautiful lot 60xl4O, with a
creek winding through the garden. EVE
NINGS CALL MR.. BEAUPRE. WOODLEY
1859. THOMAS J. FISHER CO., INC,
REALTORS DI 6S3O
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FOR COLORED

FOR CObORED.
Bryant ST. NV. tnear Howard University
--Two-story brick, six rooms and bath,
front and rear porches, hot-water heat
terms. s.
~. WALTER A. BROWN,
MA. 1652. l415 Eye ST.
COLORED
OPEN TODAY AND EVERY DAY . TO 7.
ONLY $3.50, TERMS-VACANT
965 18th st ne. tjust above Benning
rd.}--Modern and in best of repair: six
rooms and tile bath, double rear porches
front Colonial porch. hot-water heat, large
rear yard to concrete alley. Mr.. Ferguson,
Columbia BIB, or
WALTER A. BROWN.
1415 Eye st. MA. 1879
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
tContinued.)
CLOSING ESTATI

x4,750.
90 Denwood ave. ..Takoma Park. Md
rm. bungalow on Former lot ali modern
conveniences with built-in garage. Small
down payment and S44.50 per month.
COFF'MAN REALTY CO, SHEPHERD 4123.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

| 2339 NEBRASKA AVE. NV. SOUTH OF
! Conduit rd.-3 bedrooms garage, oil heat
| overlooking Grove Park Reduced from
| $500 to SS,450 Easily financed. See
| this at once N C. HINES & SONS, agent,
phOnp District rT39
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A HOME BUY

A HOME BUY
In desirable NV. location. that will pay
for itself.
$3.50.
This spotless reconditioned home, near
Roosevelt High School. can easily be con-
verted into ant. suites or occupied as
owners residence S-room semi-detached
brick stucco with gas and water connec-
tions on 2nd and 3rd floors. hot water, gas
heat; y blk. Transportation and stores: easy
terms. For details call Mr.. Burr, Woodley
1739
Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

OWNERS SACRIFICE YOUR GAIN
Chevy Chase. D. c. Center-hall brick. .
yrs. old. deep wooded lot. Huge living
room fireplace. end porch. library, 3 nice
bedrooms. > baths: oil air-conditioned; :;
attic; insulated. Mr.. TWEED, EN-. II 80.
Nn- ST o.
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BETHESDA. MD,

s617 Garfield ST
This beautiful home must be sold this
week, owner leaving the city Open for
/, G. WHITE, I;li REAL sEi2 Estate. 1Is Tsou'eo'
T10l WISCONSIN AVE WI 1900,
BETHESDA MD
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ApAR1MEhIs uhEuRhIshEp.

coLoRED-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
APT. 4. 1906 OIL R., X, B.------S25.o 90
APT. 8, 1417 11th-2 R., B. B.----- 5000
APT. 81, 1921 P-3 r., X. b 80 90
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. RE. $3.50.
FOR COLORED.
T32 Park rd. nw.--1 and rooms, kitch-
en- and bath; S35 and S42. 80
2724 1th st. n.w.-1 room, kitchen and
BOSS g. PHELPS,
1417 K NV. National 5000.
Evening star., 1940-08-07

OWNER LEAVING cITY-MUsT SELL
rms, bath, lot 50xl1;; gas. h.-w. heat
screened porch oxford kit. cabinets. slate
roof. solid masonry const. S6.1 80. Reas.
cash payment, low monthly installments.
Located 5003 Baltimore ave, Glen Cove.
Out River I'd. past Western ave. turn left.
"a
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$50 DOWN 6la ACRES WOODED LAND.
near State road. IA miles D. C. S595.
Lincoln 5441 or Lincoln 7075-J
WOODED HOMESITES, WITH 100-FT.
frontage on good gravel road, 9 miles from
Washington. Electric. and phone. $3.50;
$40 down. $40 month. VERNON M
LYNCH a. SON, miles out Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 1905. Open ewes. Closed
Sundays.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Maryland-Ground that can be subdivided
for small houses or held for investment.
The price Is right
THos. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors,
T21 10th st. NV. National 0765.
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500 CASH, S55 PER MO. INCLUDING
ti-room. all-brick houses while they last
$3.50 up No IA Burns st. ne. Open
8 to daily. ]. A. JORDAN. WO. 272S.
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1916 18th ST. NV.

Cool corner. 2-bedroom apt southern
and western exposures. All rooms private
to bath. 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service. See MRS WILLIAMS, resident
manager, Decatur 1900
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, 80 TO 100 ACRES TO BUILD
homes to sell for $4,000: must be near In,
on or near main highway, and have cfty
water available. Box 21s-K. Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
UNDER AZ O00


park I'd. in convenient neighborhood,
Suitable M for home or investment. Cali
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
Invest Bldg. Sales-Rentals. DI. 6O92.
OPEN TODAY 6 TO 9,
837 ALLISON ST. NV.
Attractive corner brick. g rooms. bath.
auto heat, porches, spacious grounds. etc.
Beautifully reconditioned Only S6,25O.
on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
$8,450-12th and Michigan Ave-,
Opposite U. S. Park.
A substantial semi-detached brick home,
ideally situated with transportation. stores,
public and psrochial schools conveniently
at hand; Catholic University and Monas-
terry within walking distance. g large
rooms, inclosed sleeping porch. front and
rear: hrst-fioor porches: pantry. Frigidaire,
recreation room. AUTOMATIC HEAT. Ga
rage. Beautifully Handicapped lot of 40xl 32
EVENINGS CALL MR. BEAUPRE. WOOD
LEY LEY 81h9. THOMAS J, FISHER CO.,
INC, REALTORS. II B230
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$3.50 CASH!-INSPECTI

1879. 1885 N C. AVE. NE.
CONDITION r rare fpportunity f ese to osFnees oWn
real home, with monthly payments less
than rent. PRICE, 1850 WILL TRADE
OPEN until $40 n N, National
Evening star., 1940-08-07
ACREAGE WANTED.

wANTED-FRoM is TO 100 ACRES m
Ing houses. VIII Day cash. DU. 777S.
Evening star., 1940-08-07
Need a 1st-Floor Bedrm.?

II your family requirements demand first
floor accommodations of bedroom and bath
this charming brick home. painted white
with green shutters should answer your
problem Living room, dining room, COM
plete kitchen. two spacious bedrms. and
bath upstairs complete this convenient Be-
thesda home. Call WI 0415 for appoint
ment j. WESLEY BUCHANAN