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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
THIS TINE LET'S ERECT
REAL INDUSTRIAL DEFENSES

John l.. Lewis is a symbol OF what mas
happened. Lewis is no worse than scores
of others but in himself he typltles the
thing against which Americans today are
becoming aroused. The strike Lewis ord
cred in eastern coal mines has nothing
to do with wages, working conditions OF
any of the basic matters affecting labor
ing men. The strike is an effort to force
a union shop on management and lab
orers alike.
In brief, Lewis places labor union mon
opoly and greed for labor union dues
above the needs Of his country, above
patriotism, above defense. He is willing
to wreck the whole country to increase
the membership of his union.
These things must not be tolerated..
There is only one way to do away with
such gross selfishness. This time We
must not be tricked by any temporary
lull among the troublemakers. This time
we must see that legislation is carried
through which will prevent recurrence,
perhaps in an even more critical moment,
of the peril that faces our national life
today.
This is no time to wait it is time 70
act and act firmly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Bdrbs

Children reared with great care
oalsc aiten do as we'll as those al
.e~,d 10 grow naturally.
/ .ooks as if they finally had TO
ca oat the tax collectors to make
farming pay.
Eastern yiolinlst is suing for di.
VOICE because ms wife has tto
nr.l bridge parties. He objects to
p'aYus second fiddle at home
Elections around the country re-
mad is that when political pots
boi. ,ney cook up an awful stew.
We've been celebrating Thankssiv-
ing .ur over 300 years It's the OLE
stutf IN more ways than one!
In central United States, most OF
the rain falls at night III the
southeastern states. 10 per cent falls
IL the daytime.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
No. 20O71
SU NJ MON S
Russell Yeager, Attorney for
EMMA KATHERINE BUCKLEY,
Plaintiff.
MORTIMER JOSEPH BUCK
LEY. Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
INGS TO MORTIMER JOSEPH
BUCKLEY, Defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the Complaint in an
action entitled as ABOVE brought
against you in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State
Of California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Summons
If served within this county; or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded i'll the COM
plant, as arising upon contract.
or She will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this 24th day Of September,
194l.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY G. O. KENYON,
Deputy Clerk.
COl-8-l 1922 %; N5-12-l9-2G)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
by Willis Thornton
Football Bowl as Melting Pot

named Cohen and Silverstein, BoHd
3na Netek, RokoWski and Marriott,
n2dlnSky and Tidek, Panciera and
Xa.aaccI. Llndskog and Kmetovic
.. ,cak al the names OF football
t.aNer> in the south where it IS
often aaid people of British descent
psraamlnate. Well. alongside the
Nar>halls and Eliots, there are boys
n&aed Nowak and Grygo. Pecora
an SWtheiner You are not goine
L. te.l Il Garter that Grygo is
ra' . -ood American, nor convince
Wuse hat mis- fellow players sun
.s.a and Peeora are not the real
thI.4.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE. OF INTENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.


TO Whom IL MAY Concern:
Notice is hereby given that fifteen
days after the above date, the uu-
dersiened proposes to sell alcoholic
beverages at these premises, describ-
ed as follows.
Lot II. Blk e8-s S Main Street
Heber. California.
Pursuant to such intention, the
undersigned !s applying to the State
Board of Equalization for issuance
Of an alcoholic beverage license tor
licenses' for these premises as fol-
lows:
ON-SALE BEER ONLY
Anyone desiring to protest the
issuance 0f Ssch license Cs) may file
a verified protest with the State
Board oi Equalization at SacrameN-
%. California. Stating grounds for
denial as provided by law.
ESTHER c. RODRIGUEZ,
tC29D
N0 9616
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
by Paul Harrison :.
HoIIywoods Fads, Fancies and Foibies

nomccd on various lots for Paul
Num- Edward Robinson. Leslie
Howard, Eddie Cantor, Orson Welle3
and. nally. for Gary Cooper. Gold
wyn always has had lot OF respect
for intellectually and highbrows, SO
the combination of an encyclopedia
ana a professor interested him.
originally the story was called
"Trcm A to ". then Dust on My
Heart" Eut Coldwln wanted con-
tgast. 50 strip-teaser was brought
il ana me utlc became The Pro-
fcssol-a ana thr Burlesque Queen
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
WHAT NEXT IN ICELAND?
Riverside Press

An unspeeit'ied number Of seasoned
American soldiers have reinforced the
sailors and marines who took over the
defen>a Of that outpost early III July 80
far as We hay 0ten told, the task OF tax
ing over from the British complete re-
sponsibility for the defense OF Iceland
has not yet been accomplished, 1t is
nearly four months since the AMERICANS
landed with the intent of Eventually
relieving the British.
Certainly it would be greater service
to the British if 10000 OF 10000 British
troops could be brought back from Ice
land to places where they are more urg-
entity needed. The problem OF supply
ing them would also be eliminated. Yet
50 far as we are informed, the defense
Of Iceland is still a Joint venture, with
American troops in constant danger OF
perfectly legitimate attack aimed at
the British if Americans should be KILL
ed. W could not make a valid protest,
whereas if American soldiers stood frank
IL and publicly alone in Iceland any
attack made upon them would have to
be & deliberate attack on a known Amerl-
can position. Her We can further ud
the British and at the same time help
l.fr-4l,-p-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

INDEPENDENT
IMPARTIAL
and
INDIVIDUAL
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

EDITORS NOTE: The follOUing edit
OridiS are presented as interesting Opin-
ions rOiced bg editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

Every time this country gets into
war or 4 war emergency thel'
are people who vocalize the failure
OF the American melting pot. They
say 1t has failed to melt into the
common stock the various foreign
elements that have poured in. Soiho
OF them make remarks about i'm
migrants forgetting President Roose-
We; recalled to them that all Am
orleans were either immigrants Or
descendants CT immigrants.
America. with its free institutions
its open field OF opportunity. it
essentially democratic ways, has n
habit of making loyal Americans
out OF the vast majority OF those
who come to these shores
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29
Famous Sayings

The only faith that wears well and holds its color
in all Wcathers is that winch is OF conviction
and set With the sharp mordant of eXpeuence-Loweli.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

In a series of tests to determine
which language is most easily un-
derstood over the telephone, Ital-
ian stood first
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

Most people who leave Europe
To come 70 the United States pro-
pose 10 stay here Here they hope
To have 4 better chance than they
had IN the old world. Here they
dream OF a better way of life for
Their children and their children l.
children
Working at the bench or the
counter. or in the fields alongside
older Americans. joining them in
religious worship, atfIliating with
them IN lodges or labor unions o..
clubs. the newcomers begin to alb
sorb the American way OF thinking
and acting Their children absorb
i leo per cent.
One indication of this is to study
what happens in the big playing
bowls Of the country where Amerl-
can college and university football
teams meet. A quick glance at the
roster OF players in northern and
western teams shows that alongside
the Kemps and Seymours. Wilson's
and Martins. there are young men
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
NEAR FAMED TRACK

This bomber squadron IS To-
Gated in a famous racing towr
near an historic track-one of the
oldest in England. Reminds you
of Saratoga.
OF course you miss the train
by three minutes. The station
master tells you IAN Raj officer
was here looking for you, but he's
Just left"
The taxi driver has an answer
for everything.
81 know there's an airdrome
somewhere near the grandstsnd.
I'll drive you there for two bob,
and ii may turn out to be the
right one"
II isn't. The bayoneted sentinel
at the barbed wire gate conducts
you suspiciously to corporal of the
guard. The corporal telephones TO
headquarters and sends an armed
guard with you and the taxi driver
to the adjutant at headquarters.
The burly adjutant demands
your passes. and when you spill
them on his desk he nearly has
apoplexy. He telephones somebody
else with the remark:
There's journalist who
wants to make sketches just
drove In here with a taxi and
more passes than Churchill"
He turns TO you with a smile :.
THAT was Squadron Leader
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

before his small CRATE fire, and in
two minutes you are launched in
discussion of the part America
should play in the war.
SOCIABLE BUNCH
Then Squadron Leader N
shows up. dismisses your taxi
driver, and takes you over TO the
briefing room to meet the boys.
They're a sociable, charming
bunch, more like upper classmen
than the fighter pilots.
They take you through the Off
GERS quarters, in the race track
clubhouse. the lounge in the
Jockeys room with old prints of
horses still on the walls-even the
once-sacred lavatory where only
the king, in former days. could 60
They order you drink from
the quiet batman. who constantly
serves the officers from a back
room bar, and "Basher." the red
headed Scot, arranges fairly high
tea in separate room for you
and Mack" and Mick" and
the c. O.
Conversation Is easy, pleasant
more like an Oxford atmosphere
than men at war. You can't be-
lieve that some of those kids may
not be alive by morning-that they
may not be alive as this is being
written.
For there is an ops" (opera-
tions) scheduled for tonight and
in a few minutes all are gathered
in full equipment in the briefing
room below.
The intelligence officer switches
off the lights and the epidiascope
flashes on a screen a series of
photographs of tonights obiec-
tives. He moves a pointer in the
machine 10 indicate roads, rail
functions. bridges.
On the walls. tables. benches
are maps ard more maps. The
bomber crews stand intently lis
tening. Their lives depend on
accuracy
The navigators with their sat
chel-like "carryalls" in hand.
stuffed with more maps. practi-
cally memorize the scenes before
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
GROOM NIGHT PLANES

Later the crews disperse and
Squadron Leader n drives you 10
the edge Of the airdrome. where a
dozen giant Wellingtons squat
near the border trees as ground
crews strip them Of tarpaulins and
groom them for the night flight.
Beside each, like eggs 10 hen,
are the bombs ready for loading
$50 and 500-pounders.
Mac has left orders for you 10
sketch his plane. so the sergeant
in charge brings you a ladder and
you scramble up into the mon-
strous belly of Wellington
bomber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
n. He's on his way here.
He missed you at the station.
c.. l. - ...o.A Al. n n

The c. o. is the kind of young
officer that makes England great
military nation. He looks the part
like an Esquire drawing-hand-
some, chiseled features with close
cropped mustache and completely
the gentleman.
He graciously offers you a chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
TYPICAL ADVICE

Taxi drivers are the same every
where. His advice is to pay him
a fat rate-full price out, half
price for his return trip-and he
viii guarantee to beat the train.
II turns out a good idea. You
see unexpected parts of London on
the way out and then the country
side with rolling fields of newly
sprung grain and potatoes and
pastures full of a surprising num-
Der of well-fed sheep and cattle,
so that your mouth waters, won
derging why they don't serve up
some of them at the hotel.
Farmhouses and barns look well
kept and prosperous, and you d
never think of war If there weren't
the lines of troops on the roads
and the numerous invasion prep
arations, which comes in a Later
story.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
I'm Britain With BurriS Jenkins .Dr.
Bomber Teams
Take Life Easy
Between Calls
By BURRIs JENKINS JR.

The bomber squadronS are more
fun. Its ike gong South with a
winning ball club. The atmosphere
is friendly. cheerful, cordial.
There's a lot Of kidding and
horSeplay. certain amount OF
drinking and conviviality. The
fighter pilot is a lone wolf. The
bombSrs are a team.
Not that the usual amount Of
military red tape doesn't surround
both. But, fortunately for you. the
bombers know when 10 break II,
1t was red tape that made you
miss your plane. Your special pass
read.
proceed 10 Paddington Sta
fIon where a train leaves at
liza for so-and-so where you
will he met by squadron Leader
n at 2:07. He will conduct
YOU 10 the airdrome headquar-
ters," etc.
So when you find yourself tied
up in a traffic jam AT 1l:13 Just
off the Strand, you have TO take
the taxi drivers advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

before his small CRATE fire, and in
two minutes you are launched in
discussion of the part America
should play in the war.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
3746 KANAWHA ST,
CHEW CHASE MD

Distinguished center-hall residence with
lovely grounds; living room, dining room,
kitchen, buffers pantry. dinette, lavatory
on 1st floor; four bedrooms. 2 baths on
second floor with screened porch overlook.
ing rear garden: finished attic room and
storage space on 3rd floor; maids room
and bath. laundry room in basement; auto
matte gas heat: 2-car brick detached ga
rage; Open SUNDAY from 10 III 8.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor. Ordway 2244
A HOME OF DISTINCTION.
Conduit rd, across from reservoir;
r. and b. detached frame; oil heat. .-car
garage. yard 31X195 with lovely fish pond
Can be bought at sacrifice price. d
RIFKIND. RE. 4034
WOODBRIDGE STONE HOME,
1915 sth st. n.e.-Pre-showing new de-
tached home, rooms 2i2 baths, sun
aepace' modern S Kitchen a os recreatioS al ~ room
insulated. Oil heat, garage. slate roof
~ VIM. r. THoRowGooD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. DE 03lT.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

coLoRED so,,3I0o 3I0o BLOCK PARK PAR, ,aI.. pL;
$500 deSn Ca sun
COLORED-33l4 N. H. AVE. NW.-A
beautiful 2-story brick home, cont q large.
cheerful rooms h.Sh eles.ric hard
reception hall front porch. double rear
porches, alley A well-planned home with
lovely environment Near. N. H. ave: and
Monroe st. NV Shown through RUSSELL
St St. % NV. Ho 8 seIS'lieN' seIS. Ol'l' -O-O VI
CoLoRED- ROOMS. H.-wH. GAS.
COLoRED-6 ROOMS, H.-WH. GAS.
eieei; $4,000; easy terms. R. w. HORAD,
Mtchigan 1926
FOR coLoRED-pEsIRABLEN NV. SEC
stripped; Colonial pOrcn, garage; excellent
~ occsALL MR.. sHREFT1ER, osoo .
CoLoRED-BRooKLAND 1924 GIRARD
St, rooms; Hamlin St. and 10 rooms;
ment DU. 9565-NO. OSa9
COLORED-6 RMS, BATH. PoRCHES;
large back yard INV. oil heat: hwd. floors:
days AID. 1712.
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL 6-RM HOUSE
OIL heat, hardwood floors; front and back
porches; excellent condition; reas. down
bia rd NV No. s59S.
GoLoTREp1-BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN
Brookiand; Eroo h1e LOT 50xl5o, ami sS5.500
North a69a. weekdays, DE. 40s7.
CoLoRED-350O BLOCK 10th ST. NV
Brick. 10 rms, / bath oil heat; price
reasonable; 100 Swami st; n.w.-l2 rms.
in good condition. 1900 blk 9th St NV
II rms, . baths; modern. 1900 blk. 2nd
St. nw-6 rms, rec recreation rm., oil heat;
Frame and brick dwelling. q rms. bath
h;-w,h, elec. Good Investment 1900
blk Jackson st: n.e.-7Modern improved
to be appreciate d. mo AS u'f 10th u St. Da neMa see
rms, bath, h.-wh.. cleo: space for garage
100 BIZ; H st. n::e.--Bus. properties. .
rage. 200 blk. G st, n.e.-Apt. bldg. /
prieed ms 0f1aE THE Fl PpErY hsa fsE REATy CO.. co.,
INC, aoO0 Ilth 81, NV. North 5oa5.
side home. = d.: new automatic gas heat
ing system, hardwood floors, Colonial front
porch reation room. Venetian. blinds,
9Tvp,sEs,e out sSssptionaliy low priced. A. w.
front porch Sssn SsshS lsth and ese Co.
iumbia I'd. North 1909.
Colored--Near 1st and R; & r.. INV h i;
garage. cellar: beautiful condition through
$3.50. '' '' VIII '''''e Ain'oi'
Colored-Near End and W: large
rms, oil heat hardwood floors: garage
priced for quick sale. MR.. DICKENS
Decatur 1882. Decatur 1161.
| Colored-Just of New Hampshire ave
rms. hardwood floors. Colonial porch
AUTOMATIC heat; vacant: reasonable terms
| Hobart 1897.
! Colored Ideal S-rm. house. tile bath
| INV h, hardwood floors. Colonial from
porch: New. Hampshire ave. near Parh
| rd. North 1909.
Colored-Nr 18th and 8 sts; q r.
h.-w;h.. elec.: ideal location; house r
| excellent condition: priced very reasonable
for quick sale. Decatur 1l15.
Colored-Nr. 1st and Que; r, auto.
matte heat. hardwood floors. full cellar
terms.
THOs. w. PARKS CO.
201 Florida Ave. NV DE. 1850.
COLORED.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
SHEPHERD PARK

3 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
Lot 5Ox120, near 10Th and Kalmia
SITS; very substantially constructed
ma Sonry home. with bedrooms and ,
baths on 2nd fl. oil heat; 2-car garage:
price, price, Sl2'95os Eve. or Sun. phone Mr.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
129 18th St Realtor MA o-53
Evening star., 1941-10-26
REDUCED PRICE,

NOW S4,250-60S MINI. ave. n.e.-Lot
5Ox200; an attractive detached home of
q rooms, bath; practically new hot-water
heating system and roof; garage THIS
IS A REAL BARGAIN. Eve. and Sun.
phone Temple 1865
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T2g 18th st. Realtor MA O.53
Evening star., 1941-10-26
FALLS CHURCH. VA

3 corners acre with square frame house.
Owner built; Z spacious rms; center-hall
plan; newly dec; weather-stripped; lovely
Sunday. 401 Column hia s CH R445
Evening star., 1941-10-26
COLORED-BARGAIN-S3 $50.
OAK AND LYNN SITS,

Open for Inspection 1-5 PM
$50 Down-Balance $40 Monthly
Detached. -shingled bungalow
Just completed. spacious rooms, utility
room. beautiful modern bath. hot-water
neat, cleo. hardwood floors; conv. to stores
transp. FEDERAL FINANCE CO. aI5
New York ave. NV. MA 14lR
Evening star., 1941-10-26
FOR CCLORED.
140 46th PLACE NJ f.

Brand-new group Of ultra-modern seven.
tion room, two smart colored tile baths
automatic air-conditioned heating. hand
painted paneled walls, hardwood floors. full
basement with laundry trays: Just around
the corner from Benning road and Central
avenue. easy terms. no renewals OF trust
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
5001 East Capitol ST IL 2S4n
Evening star., 1941-10-26
LAUREL, MD,

6-large-room BUNGALOW. lot oOxl4O with
additional lots: over 81 900 worth of box
wood and shrubs, full-length cellar, 24x4O:
HEAT with summer hookup for hot water;
beautiful home, priced to sell Immediately
for $1,000. Can be seen any time
Evening star., 1941-10-26
HOUSES WANTED TO suy

WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE CASH IF PRICE
is right or list for sale in our large
JAMES 1Sc 6I Sa as4s @ or fsik Ra esas MApIE q
IN WESLEY HTS, MASS. AVE. OR WOOD
ley Park. Detached brick, 3 liberal sized
boYnE 6eSFns. Rsaspot aSsut SS57593 cash FRANZ
aAve ebsse CLIENT TaoW WHO .P. WISHES HES TO PuR
nsss. se Fl E1ff!ase REHfTy Rsfns Go W5i
goG and a sandays Hobsrs essns rs ss $685.
6;1O RMS. PREF OLD HOUSE. LIKE POS.
DI: 45os: eye:sun.. GE. $500 Ii 1is6 4FVHt VI. ave.
GesIs GasH AT imm:Ssfs oNGs ,,tia6 HOUSES 1NyEsT
Adams 47ss Write S5 i4s5 Meridian e. ia IdihY 81 NV,
IL PAY y HIGHEST ALL-cAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV co. 1915.
I WILL BUY FOR ALL CASH ANY SMALL
prick home for sale in the city of WASH
gSnethe5 1t has any improvements or not.
see MR.. JOHNSON. 905 New York ave.
NV. or phone ME. 1887.
SMALL HOUSES OR BUILDING LOTS
1900 18th st. NV white full information. ffHon.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME,
Wnlte or colored: no commission. E. A
BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. ME. 2O25.
OUR 10 YEARS FAIR DEALING ASSURE
your real estate problem We specialize in
NV. sales and rentals. GE. O179.
PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO BUY OLD
B, g. or 8 room brick frame or stucco
dition: any section of city: will pay all
cash for right price: no agents. GE. 1878
26'
WE PAY CASH FOR NE. AND Sc. PROP
erty. Quick settlements. GUNN g.
MILLER, 300 11th st. Sc. FIR. 2100.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOLS
room house. $1,000 cash. No brokers'
Evening star., 1941-10-26
COLORED-BARGAIN-S6,75O
471O-l2 DIX ST NE.

$500 Down and Balance sos Monthly
rooms. semi-detached brick. tiled
bath, bullt-in tub. shower, kitchen cabinet
SINK; oil heat summer and winter hookup,
iull basement: exclusive section; con-
venlent to stores and transportation
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York
Evening star., 1941-10-26
1926 JACKSON ST NE

Six-room semi-detached Colonial home.
bath: garsee, hot-water heat, huge sleeping
rapid transit bus. stores, schools and
churches nearby. an outstanding home in
highly desirable neighborhood for only
S6.950. on easy terms Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
500l East Cap. st. Realtors. Ii. 3540
925 New York Ave NV MA a191
Evening star., 1941-10-26
NEAR BETHESDA, MD.
BEDROOM AND BATH DOWNSTAIRS.
BUNGALOW

$500 18th st. n.e-Recondtioned 4
rms, kitchenette and bath, attic h.-w.h.,
front and rear porches; lot 40xl0S; 2-car
garage; near carss stores; price, $3.50;
$500 cash. Open
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. I. Ave. NE DE O31T.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
8 ROOMS, BATH-$6.5OO.
NEARBY MARYLAND

Custom built for private owner pa yrs.
3 bedrms., bath (shower). scr. porch. gar
air-cond. auto. heat. 'Johns-Manville'' in
sulated constr. Lovely corner lot in fast
growing subdivision, mr. Hyattsvlle Ey-
tremely low F. H. A. payments Owner
leaving city. DIXIE REALTY CO. MA
SSSn SUNDAY
Evening star., 1941-10-26
East Falls Church. Va.

1899 N. WASHINGTON BLVD
Now under construction; 5 rooms 32x2s,
hardwood floors, fireplace. modern kitchen,
tile bath. full ba sement, air-conditioned
neat, city water. sewerage, etc.; on corner
lot. Price, $500; terms. BY owner.
CLARK w. CROSSMAN,
Phone Falls Church 1246.%
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
On Conn. ave. semiebunsalow brick,
built-in garage. oil heat. modern. Terms
F. M PRATT CO. MA. 1852, Ewes. IA 1884.
Evening star., 1941-10-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TAKOMA PARK.
Four-bedroom house, close tn o. c. line.
Beautiful lot House with "a baths. OIL
heat; $1,000; terms.
r. D LILLE, ~
225 Maple Ave. Takoma PIX. sligo 23Oo.
EDMoNSToN. MD. ROOMS AND BATH.
S3,950.
Cottage City, 5 rooms and bath, 10000.
Hyattsville, 2-family frame. $4,000.
Seat Pleasant, 6-room frame, 50 300.
Colmar Manor. z rooms, bath, S5,500.
Riverdale rooms. bath 5000.
Riverdale, o rooms, bath, 81 800.
College Park; 3 rooms, bath 5000 oo
Beaver HEIGHTS 9 rooms bath, 50. 300
so acres 10 miles from District line, 4
rooms. bath, garage, chicken house; good
tobocco soil. $3.50, $500
R.verdale, 10 rooms bath ! acre, $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS. oooo
Evening star., 1941-10-26
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD,
S04 AVENIIE d
MONTEVIDEO.

wonderful old mansion, in need Of re-
pairs; several outhouses, q good tenant
house and 800 acres Of fertile land; near
Warrenton, Va, about 35 mi. from Wash
iugtnn: price. So 900 CH. El10-
Evening star., 1941-10-26
4-BEDROOM HOUSE,

Large s-room house, 2I2 baths. prac-
tically new; large lot, double-car garage,
oil b; w.h., open fireplace. For quick sale.
$4,000. Call owner, r. H. ROLLINS,
Falls Church 1859
2 SMALL VIRGINIA HOMES.
In Lyon Village section: 5 rooms,
oath. attic, knotty pine recreation room,
oil heat, large lot 1O0-ft. frontage; $3.50.
2.-5 rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. oil; $500.
G.. w; CLEVER CO. INC,
Evening star., 1941-10-26

Colored-Nr, 18th and 8 sts.; Q r.
h.-w: h.. cleo: ideal location; house in
excellent condition: priced very reasonable
for quick sale. Decatur 1115.