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Evening star., 1941-08-31
Officials and Refugees
Make Washington One of
Most Cosmopolitan Cities
Nine. Dobrila Simovitch, Wife
Of Yugoslavia's Prime Minister,
Here on Way to London
By MONA DUGAS.

small town." Washington during
the worlds most cosmopolitan cities
still
open to officials refugees from the
their home for the
travellers OF the world another
through this Capital
Smovitch wife Yugosavas Prime Minister In
the Yugoav Minister and Nine
washington the legations
Nkotch Nlkolch Also IN the
sister, Mr. George
American special mission from
its headquarters in London
Journeyng by Long Route
From London.
with personality Nine sinovitch is
unwearying.
An amazing been hers since she and her husband
When with
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Miss Heron
Is Bride of
Capt. Ripple
Reception Given
After Wedding
At Bethesda

Late summer flowers, af1ame with
the radiant colors with which nature
bedecks herself just before retiring
behind winters gray and white cur
tain for a Seo~ of rest, WED with
the brilliance of tul, - 'Hary dress
yesterday afternoon when u. Chief
of Staff and Mrs. George C. Mar
shall and other notables in the serv-
ice of the United States Army as
sembled at the Bethesda home OF
Mai. Gen. Charles Douglas Heron,
u. S. A, retired, and Mrs. Heron
for the wedding of their daughter,
Miss Louise Heron, who became the
bride of Capt. Richard Wilkins
Ripple, U. S. A.
Tschaikowsky's "Andante Canta-
bile" and other orchestral music were
played by the Washington String
Quartet before the strains of the
Lohengrin nuptial professional pro-
claimed the approach of the bride,
who was escorted by her father to
the improvised altar of flowers and
ferns on the tree-shaded south
lawn, where he gave her in mar
riage. Chaplain George F. Rixey,
u. S. A., offlciated at the ceremony,
which took place at 5 o'clock. Or
chestral music was a notable fea-
ture of the wedding scene, as the
bride Is herself musician and while
living in Honolulu was a member OF
the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra
Miss Mary T. Ritchie
Is Maid of Honor.
Old ivory faille with old point lace
was worn by the bride, her gown
being fashioned with long basque
close-fitting long sleeves and far
ing skirt ending in long circular
train. The heirloom lace with
which it was adorned is an inherit
ance through the family of her
mother, and the headdress which
held the brides veil of finger-tir
length also was made of the lace
She carried spray of orchids and
stephanotis with feathery fern in q
delicate shade of green.
Miss Mary Tyrrel Ritchie of Win
netka, Ill, was the brides maid OF
honor, and she was gowned in a cos
tune of faille in peach and tur-
uuoise, with which she wore head
wreath of natural flowers and car
ried a bouquet of bronze tinted
dahlias with deep purple buddleias.
The bridesmaids were Miss Heller
Curtis and Miss Mary Curtis o.
7see HEBRON, Page D-8D
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Prime Minister flew to London to set
up their present government, Nine.
Simovitch was unable to accom-
pany them because of lack of ac-
commodations. She and her party
sailed on 42-day trip from Cairo
and her destination, London, has
not yet been reached. From Cairo
to Cape Town, from Cape Town to
Trinidad, and from Trinidad to New
York they sailed. Most of the time
they were under the British flag
aboard blacked-out ships that zig
Jagged across the ocean to avoid
enemy fire Toward the end of this
week Nine. Simovich will begin the
last leg of her journey-the flight to
London. .
Nine Simovich, who is just pass
ing through Washington, is only one
of the many who give the city its
new international aspect. At an in
formal buffet supper given the other
night by the yugoslav Attache and
Nine. Bogdan Raditsa, guests in
cluded a Polish couple, only recently
arrived from Africa, whose child is
an English citizen; an Austrian and
his Swiss wife whose child is Amer
ican-born; the widow of an Amer
lean diplomat who spent many years
in Geneva, and few other Ameri-
cans, most of whom had known
their hosts in the Swiss capital.
Radista Children
Born in Geneva.
The Radista family is good ex-
ample of the general mix-up caused
by the international situation. The
Yugoslav Attaches wife, the former
Nina Ferrero, is a native of Italy.
Their ito children, son Leo, 5, and
daughter Bosiljka, 2, were born in
Geneva and have. spent most of
their short lives in shis country.
Nine. Radista is the daughter of
Well-known anti-Fascist Italian
scholar and journalist, who lives in
exile in Switzerland, where he is
professor of modern history at the
University of Geneva. From 1925
to 1880 DR.. Ferrero was under sur
veillance in Italy, and was refused
a passport from the country.
Through the influence of the foun-
der and director of the International
Labor Office, Albert Thomas, the
Italian government was persuaded
to give the writer leave to depart,
but it was not until DR.. Ferrero's
friend, the late King Albert of Bel
gium-in Italy for the wedding Of
his daughter and Prince Umberto-
added his efforts, that Nine. Ferrero
was permitted to join her husband.
Nine. Ferrero is famous in her
own right. Like her husband, whose
latest book, 1.-The Reconstruction of
Europe" appeared in American
book stores Friday, Nine. Ferrero is
a writer. Her most outstanding
work, 10 Sbocco de Una Vita" (the
Blossoming of a Life), book on
feminine psychology, has been trans
lated into 20 languages, including
Chinese, Japanese, Hebrew and most
of the European languages.
When asked II she followed the
! (See DUGAS, Page D-8o
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Miss Kettner Bride

Mrs. Anna A. Kettner announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Ethel May Kettner. to Mr. Bruce
Cutshall of Long Beach, Calf. on
August 80 at Manassas, Va.
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Miss Agnes Writ Tawresey Is Married
To Ensign George Chamberlain Duncan
In St. Johns Church in Georgetown
Sabers Held Aloft by Brother Officers
Arch for Rrida al

so
h
Ma and kyb from
Miss
Of
Flowers ndC
o
h tnoughth bfmS
OF shed a
charm
the al gracefully
NJ ~
a ue ck md prgrm # E p
the reading of h marriage service
in
in
Her f
Cassidy
Of Honor
of honor for her only
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ribbon She bouquet of the flowers.
Williamson Annapolis Ensign
Arlington Carlton
Paul Schultz Of
of Washington
reception held at Crusend the home of
Arlington Va where ferns and white gad
aravel din the Lighted apers in old silver
candeba ankd the wedding cake which ntered the brides table
white carried out with fern and
attended reception and witnessed the
cutting the
bridegroom
from Hton Arms and attended Miss East
College
Carve Hall of Baltimore and Of
Admiral John A of Philadelphia and the great
Admiral Thorn Williamson She
Christmas 1887 when she
a given in the Washington Club.
Naval Academy
in
outoftown attending the wedding and reception Mrs
Carvel Hall Baltimore Admiral John of Philadelphia
Wilson j.; Miss Williamson of Gaines
Hall Quantico Comdr. and
Annapolis Mrs John S. Tawresey of
Jenkinown, Pa
Miss Ruth Leiseron Wed
To Mr.. Albert G. Sims.
The home of the National Labor Relations Board member
william Salem
daughter
(see WEDDINGS, Page
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Miss Ruth Leiserson Wed
To Mr.. Albert G.. Sims.

(See WEDDINGS, Page D-S)
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tsee GARDEN PARTIES. Page D-s)
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
property. ideal summer cottage located at
South River Park, Md. 80 minutes from
District line: completely furnished; gas,
electricity. two baths two-car garage.
shower and maids room. Call Wisconsin
1873 30"
FEW MEMBERSHIP VACANCIES AVAIL
able in river island club (gentile) within
miles above Washington. Box 2S5V,
Star.
ALL-YEAR HOME. SHADY SIDE. MD. ON
west River. rooms, front and back porch.
elec h. and c. water, oil heater; sacrifice,
Sl00 down, SO month. OWNER
Sterling 955l.
DESIRABLE BAY FRONT COTTAGE,
MN. D. C; $1,000; terms or cash offer.
WO. 39SS.
LOG CABINS FOR RENT. NEAR ANNAP-
Oils, furnished. for six or eight, TO quiet.
refined families modern conyeniences, rock
fireplace, rowboat, nettle net; safe bathing
and boating for women and children;
1908; weekdays, ia 2962.
SMALL FARM-15 ACRES. 40 MILES BE
low Washington via National Highway or
R. F. & P Railroad: year-around home,
overlooking Potomac; bathing boating, duck
shooting. House contains large rooms,
bath. large screened tile porch electricity.
tenn, barn. chicken house and small tenant
house; in sood condition suitable for
chicken or small truck farm Moderate
price or will trade for Washington prop
erty. For sale by OWNER, who has been
transferred. RA. 1858.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.
HNTTD nIDnO0AEC n1O nEF
Pre-ShOWlng,
American University Park


Here is one Of the best house values
on the market today. Attracllvely de-
sisned painted white with contrasting
blinds, this all-brick centcr-hall Colonial
includes the following: Spacious living room
with fireplace larse kitchen with breakfast
slcove, lst-floor lavatory, > unu.'ally large
bedrooms and > baths on End floor, lear
detached garage. II is situated lust west
OF Nebraska ave. in excellent environment.
For details, call Mr. Irwin EN- 1901.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
CoLORED-NEAR sth AND FLA, AVE.
n.e-Attractive corner. 2-story brick; base
ment bath, h.-w.h. VIII make excellent
home and Office for professional man.
$500 cash bal. like rent.
URCIOLO REALTY CO, ME. 4941.
CoLORED-63O G ST. NE-ATTRAC-
tive 2-story tapestry brick: 5 large rooms
. kits > baths, oil heat $500 cash, bal.
like rent. Open.
URCIOLO REALTY co. ME. 4941.
COLORED--NFAR NAVY YARD Sc. SEC
tion-2-story brick, q rms, bath. gas and
eec.. stove heat. Small cash down; pay
ments like rent. V. S. HURLBERT, 931 H
st NV Ma. ;Sl.u
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET l3-ton pickup, 1897; low
mileage; excellent condition. Potomac
Tire Co. 2Sth and NJ SITS. NV.
CHEVROLET 1889 sedan delivery: thor
GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK : COACH,
CHEVROLET 1910 pickup; actual mileage
1901; sales price $685.. Not dealer.
DoDGE 1928 lHa.ton stake body, dual
offer. Mr.. Bloch, Warfeld 1893
FORD 1894 sedan delivery SOS; ready
for the, road, good motor. tires and body;
a truck you can make lot of money
"',H' LgsTiNE-N1CHoLsoN; oooo
Hyattsville, Nd, WA. 0s00.
FORD pickup l2-ton truck. used. in fair
shape: SS5. S. J. Meeks Son, 622 G st NV.
dual equipment; reconditioned and guar
sCELEGEL &, GOLDEN, oooo
ll9 Carroll St, TAX. PIX. D. c. GE. 5000.
0ER sas scaa PehpP % qs Ss 81 had 6n cns
owner and one driver; this is a rare chance
to purchase truck that has been used
30 ,.a l,as HSNpEEy fSIIfSi1Iil iMloffoE f g. CO. o.,
6: NJ. G. 1897 1h-ton dump truck with
hSH S422 14th St. NV. our 'fEp Re. o5os. 5oa.ef
G. NJ C 1887 I12-ton dump truck with
He'll body. dual rear tires. 32x6. front: S275.
LoyrNe ,atP M9TSRYour 81 PaefaEd RE d5ea Resler
HYDRAULIC HOIST AND BODY, 119-yd
cap; new guarantee: #. long; special
5000
I2-ft. stake body, used. good condition;
$3.50 S. J. Meeks Son, 622 G st. NV.
INTERNATIONAL ton 1885 model, open
booy. excellent condition; S195. Georgia
1855.
PLYMOUTH 1910 demonstration pickup
express body: new-car guarantee; S499:
liberal trade, easy terms. MID-CITY
AUTO CO, I'LL 14th st. NV. Open ewes.
and Sundays. Washington's Oldest De
Plymouth Dealer
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

Ia ACRES OF WOODLAND ON HIGH
knoll in nice location. miles from Wash
ington: electricity, phone. moderate reStric-
ton; $500: S25 down, SO month YER
NON NJ. LYNCH & SON, miles out Column
biz pike. Phone Alex 59O6. closed Sunday.
ACRES PINECREST. 8 MILES FROM
Memorial Bridge, restricted surrounding.
nice stream. spring, part wooded. plenty of
poSsll lilities. 81 800, 500 down, $50
month VERNON NJ. LYNCH q SON, 7
miles out Columbia pike Alex. 5906.
Closed Sunday.
ATTRACTIVE ESTATE SITES, ONE TO
IS acres. Country club section. Call
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STORES FOR RENT.

StSFNsS SN NSt<t'
BladenSburs rd. ne. suitable for any
business. Key. 141O Nd ave. ne.
STORE AND 3 ROOMS, CORNER C, 307
Bird st sc. Suitable any business Open.
North l4"o. EXt. :355. Rent reasonable.
1922 PA AVE W.-LARGE MOD. DE-
sirable store. downtown -Iec.; redec.; heat
furn.: reasonable rental.
l4oI NORTH CAPITOL-LARGE CORNER
store IL business section: 3 show windows
newly, decorated; heat furnished: rent rea-
Sonable. KEYS on premises. NO 1905.
BEAUTIFUL STORE. MODERNISTIC
front. oak floors, painted walls: low rent.
2406 18th NV. MA. 6T17. 2S'
100G 9th st. NW.-OPPosITE CENTER
Market large store. suitable any whole
sale or retail business. Apply HIMMEL-
FARB PROPERTIES, 414 K st. NV. ME-
1107.
1915 KENILWORTH AVE. NE, KENIL-
Worth-Practically new modern store.
Suitable most any business; rent reason
able Apply HIMMELFARB PROPERTIES,
414 K ST. NV, ME. 11o7.
10th AND L SITS. N.W.-SMALL CORNER
store--Cwner will renovate for good ten
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. REALToR,
723 10th Street NV.
ON UPPER 14th ST. NEAR PARK RD.-
Store l9X40, with storage room in rear.
Heat furnished. Good location for womens
shoes. Reasonable rent.
Call or See Mr. Marshall,
1417 K st. MA. $500.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN
suite, downtown building, secretarial Serv-
ice District 9110.
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE. FURNISHED
or unfurniShed > or J rooms. Box 26-R,
Star.
ARLINGTON, VA - SEVERAL SUITES,
suitable for dentist. doctor, professional or
business. SPAULDING BLDG, heart of
ClareI don. Inquire Suite No. or call
Temple 50g9
500 SQUARE FEET DESIRABLE SPACE.
md floor front 1922 K st. NV. RE.
WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE FOR RENT,
9nd-comm. zone, parking facilities; ground
f. could be used as shop or warehouse. 2nd
fl for Offices: h.-w.h.: easily accessible to
downtown; avail. at once: reas. rent to
responsible party, Rear OF 1924 22nd st,
NV DI. 1917.
LARGE OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR CLASS
room. lecture, room, etc; newly paneled
walls; centrally located Gordon Hotel
18th St between Eye and K NV. Rental.
$40 mo. MA 1864
1907 EYE ST. NV.
room, 15x17l2, with private lavatory
foilet and wash bowl; S45.
BRODIE e. COLBERT, INC, MA. SS15.
Evening star., 1941-03-28


BUSINESS COUPE. 1898 or 1899, CYL
inuer. from private party priced right
for cash and quick sale. WI. 6042.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. REGARDLESS of year,
make or condition. See Mr.. Briley, ia
Johnson ave. NV, bet. 14th and 18th, r
and SITS.
DRIVE to Crosstown Motors and get abso-
lutely more cash for your car in 5 minutes
1921 B!adensburg I'd. ne, at Y ave
ap4'
ARE YOU SELLING your car? We pay
spot cash. No delay. Any model. @l09
Benning I'd. ne.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS.
Wen pay tcp cash prices for any late
model car Open evenings. Call North
1857 The MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO. 170e 9TH st. NV.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca, Inc.
4301 Conn Ave Emerson 1000
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1897 convertible. sedan; unmarried,
cleaning black finish; tan top. perfect
motor radio, heater and .c;a excellent tires
pneonditi9nal 3o5day 3sosSday guarantee. Also 's7
sss pot5Rss GBW: S7.. 6; ARANs sIa' oqi PR. 1922.
BUICK 1894 sedan: transfer notes, take
sf1 5s monthly. 2l69 Benning I'd ne.
BUICK 1910 model 81 trunk sedan: glis-
tening ing black finish. Immaculate, radio and
teed; "a months to pay. A real bargain,
0'''' STANDARD MOTOR SALES,
North 229S. Open Evenings.
lent shape all around; performs and looks
1885 Bladensburg I'd: ne. AT. 672s.
BUICK 1899 4-door sedan; 6-wheel equip
ped; beautiful deep maroon finish; heater;
easy ess iiuase' terms. FEDERAL MOTOR SALES
2335 Bladensburg I'd. ne. AT. 672s.
BUICK. 1888 Century 4-door trunk sedan;
%bs sIss seas srTeh sh uy Hsdo
dTiys it; you'll a% buy sIitas il Must sacrifice for
quick SAFE LiusTfNEeNfcHoLsoN, sTM NICHOLSON
Hyattsviile. Nd WA. os00.
BUICK 1887 special sedan; this snappy car car
looks and performs to the likeness OF the
exactins buyer, Brewster finish, excellent
upholstery: guaranteed satisfaction; only
S444. Liberal trade, easiest terms. Arcade
Pontiac, 1887 irving st. NV. Adams 6500.
BUICK 1887 Roadmaster 4-door trunk
sedan: actual mileage 2S,620, brand
new tires, radio and heater, motor perfect.
Fully guaranteed. A. real buy, 1895.
o. w. Rosenberg Co.. 1923 18th st. NV.
Me. 5000.
CADILLAC 1893 6-wheel 4-door sedan: in
excellent running condition and the appear
ance is unusually good; ITS used cal car tSS No
ance in terms of only S6.34 per month.
H. B LEARY. Jr., & BROS.
1st and New York Ave. NE. HO. 60l2.
CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe coach;
clean, reconditioned: guaranteed; So down,
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
2121 Bladensburg Rd. e. DE. 1903.
CHEVROLET 1888 coupe: spotless black
finish, one owner. immaculate interior,
good tires and motor: a very popular
model, priced very low for days only,
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.,
1880 GeorGla Ave. Taylor 6062.
CHEVROLET 1898 two-door sedan clean
new blue finish, good tires; very clean
car inside and out for only S425 trade
and terms ARLINGTON MOTOR Co.
INC. .Eesslyn, Va, Just across Kay Bridge.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OWN USE, SOLID BRICK STRUCTURE,
Just remodeled, store, complete apts.:
easy terms. 2406 18th NV. 2S'
STORE WITH APT. ABOVE ON WIDE AVE
in good NV. business section; oil heat,
cellar. double garage. Box 19-R, Star.
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OFFICES WANTED

WANT STREET-FLOOR WINDOW AND
office space, pref F and G bet. 10th and
also consider leasing place Jointly. Will pay
500 per mo. Phone WI 1854 after m
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will GUY second-trust notes. D. c..
NAT MoRT & NV CORR,
1912 N Y. Ave. NV National 1888.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

PRIVATE OFFICE. MAILING ADDRESS
phone, secretarial service: represent out
side concern. I'll Woodward BLDG.
District $3.50
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM IN FREDERICK co, MD, / MILE
from Emmitsburg on Baltimore pike: 80
barn, S-room house. outbuildings and
ample water supply Electric, power avail
able. Near churches and schools. Write
30
THE BEST TINE TO BUY FARMS
BE READY FOR, SPRING PLANTING.
more for sale. we have probably sold
more than any other single broker we
know of in this area. Several million
dollars worth listed. Every size and kind
of COUNTRY PROPERTY Ask for Mr.,
FarQuhar.
BOSS &, PHELPS.
Established 1907
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR ond
trusts and delinquent taxes D. c. and Md
Deals closed in n hours; small monthly
payments. w. T. COTHERN, 915 New
York ave. NV. National 7416. 2S'
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D =
property
JESSE L. HEISKELL. Ills EYE ST, NV.
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DELIGHTFUL

New Groom house in Arlington, 3 bed
rooms, III baths, nice living room with
fireplace, Te,ii modern kitchen with Magic Chef
range and G. E. .refrigerator. recreation
entrance garage beneath: weather-stripped
and Conditioned 10c transportation
zone; near schools and shopping: good
neighborhood $3.50, S1.500 cash.
EVERETT H. ROBERTS,
Chestnut 1923 Ewes, Alex 1895. .
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
$13,650-NeW-Corner,
Chevy Chase, D. G..
Ideal for Doctor

9lO -INtW-SOl l4Cl,
Chevy Chase, D. G.
Ideal for Doctor.
A new Early American home appealing
IN design and located in that popular close
in suburban area Just west of Conn. ave.
and within a moments walk of elementary,
Junior and senior high schools, Has the
advantages of a corner and might particu-
larly appeal to a professional man
stories and attic 3 bedrmS., master size:
. tile baths. paneled recreation rm. and
the very latest IN equipment and conVen-
fences: garage. If purchased now You may
select your own decorations. THOS. j.
FISHER & CO, INC, DI. $3.50. Or ewes.
cal Mr.. Matthews, Hobart 1895.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
FOUR BEDROOMS-$12,950.
real opportunity in one of Washing
tons best locations; close 10 transporta-
tlon and Horace Mann School: situated en-
spacious wooded lot il includes large living
room with fireplace, cozy breakfast room,
weli-eQuipped kitchen; OIL heat; sarase.
In beautiful condition: this home is Ica1
buy. For details. call Mr. Irwin. EN-. 14Ol.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WILL PAY CASH

HOUSES. FLATS OR APT. HOUSES,
White or colored, brick or frame. any con-
dition. D. C. only G. G. DUTY, realtor
1024 Vermont ave. MA. 44S2 or GE 6409.
Evening star., 1941-03-28
TRAlLERS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TRAILER wanted, in good shape. Il Il
% fl VIII pay cash. Box 326-V, Star
Evening star., 1941-03-28
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

121 C ST. NE-1O ROOMS, 8 BATHS
oak floor; y So. Senate Ofice Bldg. large
lot: like new. OWNER. NO. GIG. 80"
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SILVER SPRING.
S. O00-S500 CASH.

Desirable brick bung allow. new suburban
community Five rooms. excellent condl-
ton, fully tiled bath and modern kitchen;
automatic oil heat; handicapped wooded lot;
conv. bus service Furnished if desired.
OWNER, Shepherd 6926.
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CHEVROLET 1899 master de luxe town
sedan one-oWner car, very clean; $50
HALEY'S,
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGE, 1913 goth ST. NV; So; REAR
1914 end st. NV; 50; rear.
Both Wide Alleys. NO 9129.
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ARLINGTON, VA.

6-room BUNGALOW, years old, perfect
condition. Owner anxious to sell. 3 bed
rms, bath: h.-wh., very large o lot: l
blk from bus Priced at $1,000; terms
arranged Located at 1924 S Oakland st.
JUDSON REAMY,
Il u ln0l
Evening star., 1941-12-29

Hitler has invented q god Of his
own
@. What percentage Of Russians
are churchgoers?"
No answer.
@. What percentage Of the Red
army are churchgoers?"
A. MANY believers are being
called to arms. Some worship in
civilian clothes, some in uniform. so
maybe there are more Red Army
men who are believers than we
know of ourselves"
@. What percentage of the youth
are churchgoers?"
A. About per cent"
Concluding, the archbishop said:
God Almighty has assigned Rus
sia to be the savior and bring the
foe to reason for the benefit Of the
whole Of Western Europe"
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Church Attendance
In Russia Growinq,
Archbishop Says
Reds Give Prayers
For Americans ond
British, He Declares
BY EDDY GILMORE,
Wide World News.

KUIBYSHEV, Dec. %. - The
bearded, bright-eyed, 62-year-old
Archbishop Of Samara sat in a room
which featured portrait of the
Madonna and Child" in one corner
and a poster of a Red Army SOL
dier bayoneting a Nazi in the other.
The church." said the archbishop
of the Russian Orthodox Church,
Railways has been with the state or
rather the people in crucial hours.
Solemn services now are being
said throughout Russia not only for
our own warriors, but for those Of
America and Britain, too, especially
since we learned about the wanton
Japanese attack"
I had submitted a set of questions
to the archbishop two days earlier,
and he had the answers written
when I was granted an interview.
Answers Questions.
q. How much restraint is now
placed upon worship in Russia?"
A. "One should draw clear line
of distinction between the Soviet
government and those organizations
which conduct anti-religious propa-
ganda. as for instance, the Union
of Militant Goddess Our cause is
to defend religion, theirs to defy,
the ma jority of orthodox clergy does
not oppose the Soviet authorities" :"
@. do you think relations be-
tween the church and state will
remain as they are now after vic
tory? Will they be better or worse?"
A. Doubts of Russian orthodox
churchmen about the Soviets have
vanished. I do not expect any
changes in the existing attitude Of
the state after victory"
@. HAS there been more or less
worship and public church attend
ance since the beginning OF the
Russian German war?"
A. Since the church has been
severed from the state. religion has
become freer As always happens
church attendance gains in times
of national disaster and serious
menace to the people
Q. How do you account for the
changer"
A. Now almost every one has
some relative at the 'front.'
Q. There are people who con-
tend there is little or no difference
between Hitler's and the Soviets'
attitude toward the church. Can
you comment?"
Says Hitler Has Own God.
A. There is a tremendous differ
ence between Hitler's and the So
viets' attitude toward the church.