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Evening star., 1940-08-14
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

While not working on the night
shift entirely, We find the black
crowned night heron prefers to
make its living, or rather seek its
food, after the shadows fall.
Such large bird is not easily
hidden, and it is heavy flier,
making noise getting into the air
Why it has found it is happier
living several miles from its market
place, we do not know. When it is
time for dinner, the night heron
does a lot of harsh quawking zone
OF its names is squawk, another
quawk) as it gets ready to fly to a
shallow tidal creek, or a pool rich
In food material, or a swamp, any
one OF which provides a fine hunt
Ing ground.
You will soon realize that this
heron has a more decisive way of
fishing than his giant cousin, the
great blue heron. AS you know, the
big fellow stands knee-deep in the
water, as still as statue. Not so
the smaller cousin. He is far more
impatient. Reaching his base of
supplies, he stands in the water for
a short time only. With his head
lowered and his neck curved for a
quick and telling stroke. which is
always fatal to the fish or frog
victim, the night heron is at atten-
ton from the moment he enters the
water until fully satisfied for the
time being, when he starts for home
1t is always welcome report
which tells where to look for in
teresting neighbors. This one is
known in North and South America.
Its breeding grounds are from
northern Oregon, Southern Wyo-
ming, southern Manitoba, northern
Quebec and Nova Scotia south to
Patagonia. The winter vacations
are spent from California and the
Gulf States southwark. 1t is an
infrequent visitor during the winter.
north to Massachusetts and southern
Illinois.
Bird lovers acquainted with the
habits Of this heron are, of course,
interested in its love of living and
moving in flocks. This trait is the
reason for the great colonies which
are to be seen during the nesting
season. These large heronrieS are,
as a rule, ON a lonely, isolated
stretch of woods. There are usually
several hundred couples bringing
up their babies, and it is not un-
common to find father and mother
raising two broods of youngsters
at the same time.
This is time when the herons
work day and night. Their first
children are just out of the nursery,
yet must be fed and taught, while
Evening star., 1940-08-14

full and steady, the neck is folded
and the head drawn in close to the
shoulders. There is a great variety
in the plumage of the various mem
bers. The black crown, back and
shoulders identify this one. The
babies have soft, gray plumage
streaked with brown, rusty and
white. They have beautiful brown
eyes and when they grow up they
have red ones.
Evening star., 1940-08-14
Nuts in News Shelf
Is Column Caption

BY CNt ASSOClateQ PTtSS.
HSINKING, Manchukuo. - The
Manchuria Daily News, a Japanese
edited English-language daily pub
lished here, has chosen Nuts in a
News Shelf as the caption for a
column of brevitieS. It's an unwit-
ting malapropism for News in a
Nutshell"
Evening star., 1940-08-14
Natures Children
Black. Crowned Night Heron
(NycticOraX naevius)

the latest additions to the family
are still helpless infants in the
nursery.
The simile, CAS- hungery as a
heron" was coined by some one
watching them at feeding time.
All members of the family are in
teresting. In flight, which is power
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
1tuIere aapellenfenifer

IDas ct. ganiiiitg.Geniter
Das brittle Senfter an Der gpiltel-
Ieite lit ben 81. ganiiilts, Dem Saffron
ser aatediiten, eeipeibt. Ser Name
oes Seiligen prangt i,1 Dem 5loberften
GeiIe oes Seniters in einen areiie.
Das Symbol bes Sammers belttet bic
Saupttdtiefeit bes III. Ganifi,,s att,
oie barin beitanb, oaB er bllrd feline
2ebren lno ieinen aatebismusu,lter-
ribt 10 our @ernidtnng Der Sdreiie
ipirfte, baB er Der nSnmner Der Sd.
retifer" genannt tpilroe.
Muf Ser Iinfen &dlite bes Seniters
erbIidt man einen 8al1nbal,ln, aus ei.
netn Selien emportpabienb, al1s mel.
dem ooppelitromig @aiier anf MaB.
liebben (9aiiies) berabflieBt. Sic
Saline berii,nbiloet sic beilige SSH.
ie11idaft, sic ser &ate6ilt beiiben ltno
bie er ieinem aatebiiten mitteilen
muB. Ser cine 8aiieritrom beoeutet
Sic @abrbeit, Ser artoere Sic @naoe.
9ie 8lumen iDntboliiteren oie &inoer,
ipelbe bie 6riitlide 2ebre in iid auf-
neblnen. Die I'M Sonnenliht in grel.
le11 Sarben ergldn5e1toe @ibe6ie be-
Oeutet ben Gbriiten, tpel6er. 1T ben
Strablen ber eottli6en @naoenlonne
geiitig erleu6tet miro.
sluf ser rebten Seite bes Seniters
eri6eint eine beue Slalnme auf einent
fre,15f0rnisen Seiligenibein. @r
ltellt Gbriitus oar. 9ie fleinere
Slamne, bie bon 6e1n groBerll 2ibte,
Gbriltl1s, ibr 2idt erbalt, lit ser &a-
tediit, tpel6er oas 2i6t Ser @abr.
beit 1tnb bie Slanme Ser 2iebe ggriitt
oen &inoern gbriiti ntitteilt. Die
brei g1nblelfe: bas tpanbernbe 2aml1r.
oas fleinere, Slamn1en ertaiinbenbe
&rel15 l1n6 bie Wuidel aus iueI6er
Baiier flieBt, beoeuten Gbriitl1s, ben
8eg, oie @abrbeit ,1,tb oas 2eben, st
ipel6em Ser aated)iit sic Seelen, Die
linn anbertraltt fino, binfiibren ,nuB.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
MUSINGS BY
THE TREASURER

9ie St,,benten, ipe1d)e berganeene
Serien bie ga6ridt iiber ibre ne,en
S6reibtilde geleien ,,n6 bel ibrer
&iidflnft bieielben batten ab1aben bel
fen, baben ibrem untpillen segen Die
Seminoriiten 2uft eelaiien, tpelde ben
Mnitrid uno 6as Sirniiien Der
S6reibtiide beiorgen iouten.
sBir bdtten fdon fir sic 8eidlel.-
nisung Der s(rbeit Gorge tragen f0n-
men, ober ba bas @etter 10 f60u
NOR, glaubten mir uns borauesmeiie
auf Die @rbeiten inn Greien berlegen
al miiIlen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
stiut1lte DeS YDlfes fIr
Das ,Soiepbtn1t1lt

9a id tpesen eines 2eioens fbon
iiber ein Sabr auBer Stellung mar,
mabte id bas geripreden, gu ebren
oes FL. Soiepb rno gum Srolte Der
Mrn1e1 Seelen atuei fl. Melien leien
5u Iaiien uno Sic grborung 5,1 nerof=
fentIiden, tpenn id Stelung finoen
ipiiroe. Sd befam gan5 nnertpartet
cine Stellung. - S. s.
X X X
GtnIieseno $500 5ur Sreiitelle
s,m Donf fir sic grborhng elmer
9itte au gbren ser Mutter @ottes
,mo oes fl. strtonius. @ott iegne Sbr
@erf. - 80. 90.
X X X
GinIiegeno einen 9ouar, ben i6
perlpro6en, ipern1 Ser Iiebe 8ott met
ne 8itte erboren ipiiroe. @ott lei
9onf, id) bin erbort tporoen. -
Sb. @.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

sSSn 9eutlblanb tpl1r6e Elm Slid.
banoler perbaftet, ipelder feline Sc.
ringe an ben Mann au brineen ildte
nit oem STUFF: uSerine! Serine! -
go fett tpie @orine!" Das lit eben
a,t6 ein l1nteri6ieb 5ipiI6en elmer
9iftat1r 1lno elmer Denofratie. @ier.
5l1lanoe fann Elm blttnoriitii6er SEA.
rifatl.riit fid) l1ngeitraft 1T ben tom-
item Spottereien ereeben iiber oen
Brdiioenten l1no feline &abinetts,nit.
glieoer, iiber 6ie bo6lten ,,no niebrig.
item 8eamten ,1nb SoIitifer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Mus bent .Soiepbtnunt

s(m pergangenen 8abltoge bega>
beu ii6 uniere tpablbere6tisten Stll=
ocnten 5lum G6ulbaule it Dem nobe=
geIegencn Stint, Inn an ser @abl
teil51neDmen. Sebt, na66ert ser Bra=
lioent mieoererip6blt tpor6et, bitten
ipir SEN liebel1 @ott, er noge 6ie
nddlte Gegierung iegnen.
X X X
2etten 9onnerstag feierten mir Elm
feierli6es Geqltient<Sodartt fir bie
Seelenrllbe Wdgr. Settings, unierer
berltorbenen grofeiloren 11no Stuoen>
ten 1,nb oller, sic nit bem Soiepbinum
perbunOen ii1o. .-.< '.-...'..>. ...s,,@
X X *, '~~' .'#'
slm Son,ttag slbeno fiibrte 6as
Seninar=Sr6eiter 1,nter ber 2eitung
gotparb 8reners bas erlte &on5ert
oes Sbuliabres a,1f, ,nter foIgenoenl
Grogramm:
Eldorado Overture ........ Bowman
Indian Love Call. ll............ .Friml
Serenata ................M .MozkoWSkl
Pizzicato Polka .Delibes
The Flatterer ......... Chaminade
Orchestra
Prelude in C# Minor. ..........
Rachmaninov
Traemerei ...............Sc .Schuman
Piano Solo
That's Why Darkies Were
BOTH ................. .bIOWIl
Just for today
Vocal Solo
A Tone Problem
instrumental Quartet
In a Persian Market. .Ketelby
Selections from Martha. 90. .FlotoW
Wilhelm Tell Overture. 800. .Rossini
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

9as Mderbauamt in @afbineton
bena6ridtigte bie &onilme,ltelt, oaB
nabites Sabr ettpas bobere Breiie fir
2ebensmittel, beionoers fir Sleilb.
Ofolfereiprooufte 11n6 beribieoenes
Sbit uno @emiiie be5ablt 1perben mill.
fen, meil ii6 bic gsa6fraee beiiern
uno bic Ra,1ffraft beben miro. 9ie
Gesierung miro eroBe Weneen bon
2ebensmitteln uno &lei6ern fir bic
Armen fa,1fen 1niiiien un6 es 1T nidt
ausgeidloiien, 6aB nd6ites SSSabr bie
Eroouftion nidt gan5 10 erob iein
miro, pie iie 6ieies Sabr ipar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

an sic 100000 be1eiide~ SIidt.
linge iino aus Sranfreid iest in ibr
gaterlan6 5uriidgefebrt. g8ie berIau.
tet, iin6 iebod nod Sauienoe bon Bel.
oiern NIT Snouftrie- nnb Ianotpirt.
i6aftli6en Mrbetten in Deutiblano
beidaftigt. Dem slei6en @eribt al1-
folse fat sic 3eitung ,,Nation 8elge"
ibr gri6einen eingeitellt. .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

8ieaeiht batten mir Die ni1red)fen
2el1te angeitent 3uOem iperoen be-
fanntIid Die Drittiabr -gbeologen I'M
fonmenoen Sabre Diafone nno iolb
tpidtiee Gerionlidfeiten oarf man
nibt 10 Ieidt ablegen.
X x X
Ser Sennis=gourt Ser Senninari-
iten lit mn, in bolfommenen 3uitano.
Die l1mgren5uug lit nit 9faien be-
leet, Inn bas abmaiben bnrd 3eget
Sdnee nno @is int 8inter 5u berbii-
ten. @tli6e begeiiterte 8asfet-8aI<
Spieler finb ser slnii6t, es ioaten
Sdritte getan tperben, 1ln oas Spiel
au ern0gliden. .. ......
9ur9 sic grri6t,ng etli6er @i~
ierrobren fonnen Sic Sennis=Gol1rts
leidt in einen 8asfet- t-8ou-Ylas I'M
Sreien ,mgetpanoelt perben.
.... X x X
Gas 8etter geitaltete li6 1T Ser
perfloiienen 8ode nidt gerabe gin.
Itig fir ,tnlere 8auarbeiten auf Dem
olten SSoiepbinum=8lob. Srotoem
ipurben bie arbeiten llid)t beoeutel1o
unterbroden.
X x
Sic bon Stltrln begleitete er1te falte
@elle oes 8inters lit gliidli6erlpeiie
re6t ianft boriibergefloeen. ltnier
&oblenborrat 1T alt1 nod nidt anf
cine folte @itter,trg eineeridtet. 8ir
MAIDEN 1ns inbes feline Sorgen, Oenn
ser liebe @ott 1lnb unier n1ddtiger
l1n6 bilfreider S6utpatron, Ser bl.
Soiepb, baben nod INNER ,ge{or9t,
oaB mir nidt eriroren itno. 49,.
X X X
9ie @rbeiten an 1lnlerm eroBen
SpielpIot 1purbe,t burb Sic uneiin=
itige 8itterung ettpas ber5ogert. gs
mar abtpebielno feltbt 1ltb tpinbig,
troderl ll1to falt, mob 1tnb marn1, llno
mir n1llbten Die tpentgen giinltieen
a,1senblide bettl1ben. l1nlere Strben=
ten ergoben itb gegenipdrtig an elmer
beiouoern slrt SuBban oas iie uSoud>
Sadle" nennen. Die grltidbrieen bo-
ben Sean1s, bene1t ite Die Nanen
uSielo=Mice'' 1tnb ,,Gbasn1-Sop
eeeeben baben. 9ieie iino oie. npitis
f6en 3merge, 6ie Stuoenten, Sic ni6t
Sic getuobnlide @roBe babe11, aber Die
grfabr,tng lebrt, 6aB iie il1 tpenieen
Sabren bieien &amen nidt nebr per-
oienen. 60 baben mir 3tpeibunoert>
pfiinoer ,,no Se6sfuBbobe, Die crit
Dor etliden SSabren eintraten nit tpez
niger als 100 Bfun6 2ei6esgetpid)t
uno tpeniger als flint SUB &0be.
* X X
Ser idbrlide 9anflagungstag Itebt
por ser Siire. 8ir f0nnen @ott fir
10 bieles 6anfbar iein. @ir li,,o @ott
in gan5 belonoerer @eiie banf6ar fit
ane uniere 2eier. Sn einigen Staa=
ten Ser Union perben atpei 9antla=
gungstase eefeiert. gSir feiern am
21. 6ieies Monats, aber mir perben
ni6t berfeblen, a,,6 am %. @ott
fit feline reidliden @aben 5,1 barfen.
X X *
8iidof GDan bon 8ismard, Mortb
Oafota, beebrte uns berfloiienen
Sonntag nit ieinem 8eiude. gr be-
oarf cine quite Mn5abl Hrieiter fit
feline 9i03eie. Soffentli6 finoen iid)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

9ie 8elt 1T ein eroBes Sbauipiel.
bans, in peldem ouf 6ie eriten 8ldse
i1l11ler abonniert ilt. -#
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20
Qntttnng fiir from,lte
@aben 3ngnnfen
uuierer StuDentem

DR.. Jos. H. Kelsch, Ohio--------$25.0O
John Schornak, Wash.------- 500
N. NJ, Penna. ------ 400
Alban Scherer, Ohio----- 400
Rev. I. A. K, Penna. 800
Mrs. Anna Schaffner, Texas ZOO
Miss Mary Weidinger, IH.------ 200
Mrs. Math Donnay, Sr., Mimi 100
Henry Hemming, Md.------------ 100
Miss Lena Mister, Ky.--------- 100
Gerh. Lohman, by H. Rutter, Ill. 100
LIBRARY FUND
Previously credited ,545.72
In Memory of Mary A. Hart
man, Pa. --------- 500
Total ------- ,550.72
Total cost of Library 29,010.22
Balance due ,459.5O
MEMORIAL FUND
Soentgerath Chair of Dogmatic
Theology
Previously credited ,26376
COAL FUND
Previously credited ------$12200
John Schornak, Wash.- 500
In Memory of Valentine A. Hart
man, Penna. ---------- 500
N. NJ, Chicago, In.--------- 400
Total - $136. 90
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-11-20

9ieIleidt bntten mir bie l1iredtenI
2eute angeitent 3uoem tperoeu be-
fanntIid oie Drittiobr- Gbeologen inl
fornmenoen Sabre Diafone llno iolb|
tpidtige Geri0nlibfeitet oarf man
nidt 10 Ieidt ablegen.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FORECLOSURE.

4911 Moorland Lane, Bethesda, Nd.
Authentic Colonial brick, containing 10
cS scspsd a Corner lot is Lsrse M center hsll s4x
l3-foot living room with French doors
Leading to sunroop ,,an and screened sasa,d perch
with fireplace: .childs or sewing room, 2
baths on End floor; 2 bedrooms, l bath
on 3rd floor; unusually interesting feature
is the basement floor plan Of attractive cen.
ter hall opening into large, well-lighted
smaller cardroom, all knotty pine paneled.
A 3rd fireplace is in living room. De-
tached 2-car brick garage, with, roomy
houses Thoroughly redecorated and recon-
ditioned; $19,950. F. R. SPEAR, INC.
5072 Old GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda, Md.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OWNER SAYS Sci

OWNER SAYS SELL TO-DAY.
r, b.. porches; auto: heat; large yard Only
features; substantial cash; hsiance in a-nn 9ne
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
II Longfellow st. n.w.-Bedroom and
bath on FIRST A.; brand-new detachs@d @ 6rick; SIx
sELrs E F. co. ss 9een es sys sundsy n. RA
WHY RENT? ONLY $3.50 CASH PAY
ment. Row brick 8 rms: 3 porches, built
in gar; conv. NE. section. Vac; move
ROGER MOSS.
DI. 1921. Ewes and Sun, GE 64S3.
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME,
1855 Monroe st. n.e.-Old English, de-
ivins s0; room ON with fireplace, fnlsSed attic
auto: oil heat: garage: o oak trees on
lot 5oxl5o; blk r aye ooo car; srus cost
IN BEAUTIFUL WEsTMoRMANDo o5n HILLS;
End End a.. 8 bedr:. 2 baths: maids rm. and
For psrtieuIarss so1s. eAuss' aE f12s.
1884 OWEN PL. NE.
$3.50 cash. balance monthly. rooms
and bath. 8 porehes, built-in garage; new
sssso '0n kane ssnaoph csFsfn s44i '0f
1924 VA WAPEE = \ \ i JAMES: b,I1yIsi INC; aa4s
ov.isakSE .ssa RTTESHogsE RosE S2ssE St IVY
srlet. LARGE r@s. @ ' Baths is' hnshed is U rec.
reation rm. Front. rear pchs. Lge. yard.
Nearly new Auto. oil heat and h. ",
Elec. refg. Open Sunday 1-5 pm. $3.50
' d. !zss szHHSARF II sR04Hfss fsfs ES ssR NV.
ONE BLOCK WEST OF CONNECTICUT
frame house with pebble shed sidinE
flsts ROOF stone II
regard this spacious house as a bargain at
III, ,-'a ',s toUis :. SHOEMAKER; 200
A FOUR-ROoM AND BATH APARTMENT
and Sl05 per month is a good enough re-
turn on an investment Of S11 900. espe-
sisg when 81 YOU ges e15ner lot OF oys
in value. -
171s x l9u1s 81 N.w: +: sHoEMAkFh; "a. 1865.
GLEBE ROAD NEAR WASHINGTON
Country Club-Beautiful tract of over 5
trees, grapes. a dienifed old center-hali
frame house of rooms, 3 baths, hot-water
heat; lsree bedroom and bath being on
the first floor. The old barn may be used.
Ssed Ss mot 10 ns gas5 sd Ss pe. y eT o
1919 X St. NV. Ma. 1863.
$s,450-TWO-APARTM HOMES.
An attractive Colonial Semi-det ached
brick home containing . separate and COM
ored tile), electric refrigerator. beautiful
lovely lot. high elevation overlooking the
beautiful Potomac River. Easy terms. Call
Mr.: Jones. AT, 1411-W or BETHEL,
Evening star., 1940-12-15
$14 ,000-6A Acres.
Small EState-MOntp ca M

MUST Be Sold to Settle Estate,
An exceptional opportunity to acquire =
spiendld country property situated on
Government pike within 80 minutes drive
OF tne heart Of Washington Modern
center -hall-plan home Of masonry con :
struction 10 rooms, ia baths, provision
Ior tnird bath; Kelsey heater, open hre.
trees Garage and fine barn, all eIectri-
eany lented An excellent combination
OF town and country life within easy
access 81 TRANSFORMATION. stores schools,
etc THOS. J. FISHER d Co, NC. 81.
1880; @ TO INSPECT CALL MR. PARKER.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
CHRISTMAS FOR HER

Could not be sweeter than moving into .
bedpms and bath ivins naHe rm dinins
rm., fully equipped kitchen, wash tubs and
toilets in basement with outside entrance:
oil air-conditioned heat These are truly
lovely homes that can. be bought for as
little at $3.50 down, balance like rent and
are located in the $500 blk. Of Chelten-
part Of Bethesda. Houses opeii and lighted
until 9 every night and-,most important--
possession can be given before Christmas.
E r SPEAR. INC. WI 2lQH
Evening star., 1940-12-15
OPEN TODAY. 1875

613 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
Be sure and see this charming Colonial
brick. ideally situated near stores. schools
h.-wh.. porches etc. Beautifully recon-
ditioned and priced for only $3.50 on
terms
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
ME. 540O.
Evening star., 1940-12-15
SILVER SPRING. MD
22O6 SCROGGINS RID
$3.50 DOWN

5-room bungalow. full cellar ami. net
heating plant: good location; $3.50: be 1
ance like rent LEWIS e. DAVIS. L
Maryland ave, Hyattsville WA 800
Open evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1940-12-15
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
HIGH-CLASS BUNGALOWS
for
HIGH-CLASS FOLKS.
On Large Lots With
Fine shflde.
PRICED. S4.060 to S6,750.
Terms Arranged to Suit.

1S1OnO' 3f,0UU 20 3O,1bU.
Terms Arranged to Suit
See Our Beautiful
Honeymoon" BungaloWs
large rooms. attic large enough for 2
rooms. full tile bath with built-in tub and
shower, large basement. de luxe kitchen
look like they belong on . MAGAZINE cover.
Homes you'll be proud to own. Very con-
venient to bus. sraLed and high schools
stores, etc. Drive out Defense highway
to Landover road about mile beyond Peace
cross, continue on Landover road about "a
mile to 5Sth street SIGN and houses. Just
this side Of Cheverly. Phone Warfeld 2232,
evenings or before 10 am
Evening star., 1940-12-15
BEAUTIFUL EAST CAPITOL sT

BEAUTIFUL EAST CAPITOL ST.
PRICE, $5,950-$37.90 MO-
Six rooms, tile bath. extra lavatory,
automatic heat 6-ft. REFRIGERATOR. porch.
IL Built. Left. Your Last Chance to Buy l.
1904 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Out Il ST., to Benning rd. to Minnesota
ave, right to Blaine ST.. left l block to
Burns St. right l block to East Capitol
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th St NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1940-12-15
A LIFETIME GIFT
IN WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.

"A Lifetime GIFT
IN WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS.
1905 nth PL. NE
Furnished by Hilda N. Miller.
9 rooms. 2 baths, air-conditioned heat.
attached garage: large fenced-in lot; near
GRADE and ir; high schools and all con-
daily. Drive out r. l. ave. ne. to 18th ieft
on on 1sth to Otis pl.. left y block to 18th
louis H. HALL. Re.ltor,
2l25 r. /. Ave. NE HO. 6O2O.
1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
$500 CASH AND S51 25 PER MO
:, Colonial brick dwelling. 20 IT. wide; a
large rooms. front and rear porches:
h.--w.h.,. cleo. Frigidaire: garage; large lot :
full cellar with toilet and laundry trays;
completely redecorated throughout in new
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION.
PRICE. $6,750.
H. H CARTER
6l3 18th st. NV. National 4I7s
Evening star., 1940-12-15
HOUSES FOR SALE,

u Acre. Bedrooms, 2 Baths
Near Oh. Ch. Club. Rosemary School;
charming and unusual arrange. Of rooms;
home; immed. sale. S10.860. OWNER.
Evening star., 1940-12-15

CLEVELAND PARK.
3067 ORDWAY st. NV, bet.
Conn. and Wis aves, Detached
brick. center hall, living room
12x25. 5 bedrms., IA baths. This
attractive home, l year old. NAV
be seen by appointment. Call
HELEN H. VETT SH. 1926. SH. 2171.
OWNER TRANSFERRED. THIS
lovely home. located 1901 Dale dr.,
Woodside Forest. Silver Spring. Md,
is 8 yrs. old; complete from rec rm.
to attic: liv. rm.. 12x24: s bedrms.
2i2 baths, paneled den LIST a.,
maids rm.: corner lot, Q 653 SO It.
HELEN H XEIT. SH 352H, SH ol1l
Evening star., 1940-12-15
TODAY'S BEST VALUE,
S13 Q50

Shepherd Park. 1546 Hemlock ST. NV.
Here is real home value that must be
sold. This beautiful center-hall Colonial
home has 4 delightful bedrooms, 2 baths
large finished attic and storage space
living room with fireplace. dining room
modern kitchen and den, large recreation
room with fireplace; built-in garage; gas
heat: beautiful lot 50x16S with Anchor
fence. Open Saturday and Sunday.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
Evening star., 1940-12-15

coLoREp-coRNER. s:RooM BRICK. 2
ss solS on oss sESnt s' H'@a BIB and 18th SITS
rms. Sats. Ssrssoed hoer. .,s!.stio5;
oil: suitable for doctor; reasonable. MI
coLoREp-i7th AND You Nv
s4sso. $50 ot.er. Nj. $3.50 ~
coLoRED-YoU. NEAR -17th-9 RMS,
bath basement, oce! a,.r hyh' sTs4 nsneed to SUIT
SSHossrsa s,sI1 sIeI: s1mpst. sw .Dt: sSe10s ,s
raEe; splendid condition; reasonable. MI
coLoREpL6 RMS. H-wH.. GAS. ELEc:; !;
e. sS0d HSsxp s9nds'0a Nj *saso' ssas Easy terms R.
coLoRED-s RMS. BATH; GAS ELEc.;
terms sas saw ". tRSS RoRHp iI6..3n NJ 7sss ssoO '
COLORED-FTRsT TIME ADVERTISED
ea Soogs s.h .nd Bath home ne sens ST.
81 :s%: & a: T.ssssys ,5sS safs I
SIS ;ovely rooms: stucco: sIoe 18th St
Girard st: Oil heat. NO 0s29 or Du. 1855.
Cash. ca D. W. e. ". BAILEY. lie 0s HA. $50. "'00
coLoRED-14O0 BLOCK F N:E.-6 R., B..
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9eossmi-des Srics & fssss e. sasc heat
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coLoRED-e00 BLOCK 9Th ST. sE.5e
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coIoREDIBY OWNER; R., FRONT
small cash payment. M: 666f.
coLoREp-ENaLisH STUDIO HOME; 5
en aIss dnsste pnotts Dne
Gar Wood oil air conditioned. slate roof:
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44th st. ne. ct 44th and Bsnnins I'd. ne
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'@7 10 18th 81 R4y1R H:%. SiSKisD. RE. 4es..
BEAUTIFUL f2l9kzR fasREzRD GARDENS,
42ne and Kenilvorth aye: ne1Purchssse
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COLORED.
every ~ eer S,s st iu:sas
rooming house. Near car line and schools.
Price, Se,25O; $1,000 cash. Open for
saii sniPeS1lon IA. as74 M from sS1 e g. -''-'''A
COLORED.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
3101 18th ST. NE.
$3.50 down and $3.50 . month buys
this attractive corner, Ia the heart .pf
BRooKLAND: z large rooms. bath.
porches; spacious. grounds. etc. This un-
usual home has been completely recondi-
toned. Why PAY RENT. Be your own
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co., ME. 540o.
TWO COLORED BARGAINS.
Buy Your Home and Pay Like Rent
$3.50 Down and Balance $50 Monthly
49O9-13 CENTRAL AVE. NE.
Two new brick houses, semi-detached.
ditionsd' modern kitchen. nsa . lcvsly bath With
VILLAGE. Open for inspection Sunday from
/ pm. to 5 pm. FEDERAL FINANCE d
REALTY CO., 915 New York ave. NV. Ma.
COLORED BARGAIN.
1907 BENNING RID. NE.
$3.50 Down and Balance $3.50 Monthly.
Buy Your Home and Pay Like Rent
Just completed, detached brick bunga-
low. all modern eonvenienees; convenient
TO stores and transportatto0. ODen for
ln.eesioH sYadsy | S.xH. e DH: I'd
Evening star., 1940-12-15
"INSIDE INFORMATION"

11NO1DG 41NT OIIIH111 1O1N.
An inspection Inside" will convince
you that this is the home. Brick, ] bedrm
and bath on 1st floor . bedrms. and bath
End floor; detached garage
A community OF attractive homes. See
this house Saturday or Sunday afternoon.
or call at. branch once, 1901 Alabama
ave. Sc. IL 1000.
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H St NV DI 1900
Evening star., 1940-12-15
COLORED.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
AMI 18th ST NE
COLORED BARGAIN.
46O7 BENNING RID, NE,

$3.50 Down and Balance $3.50 Monthly.
Buy Your Home and Pay Like Rent.
low. all modern commentaries: convenient
70 stores and .transportatton. oDen for
ln1eetto9 SYaaay HEH,. e DR: rEO-
Evening star., 1940-12-15
$500 CASH-INSPECT!

1879. 1885 N. c. AVE NE.
6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h. elec. perfect
condition. A rare opportunity to own a
real home, with monthly payments less
than rent. PRICE, So, $50. WILL TRADE.
OPEN every day National 925T