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The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

mericans and his emotions are
poised a little above his intellect.
Practically all the periodicals and
mike-jammus are shouting "Swat
Hitler!" The most Of us are fol-
lowing the Band-wagon regardless
of the merit Of the case AS we
don't know what it is all about,
faith in leadership becomes natur-
al and is not to be frowned upon.
A casual observation by ordin-
airy i~ntellects of the worlds plight
will expose in bold relief that com
mercial rivalries and imperialism
caused the war. England, France
Germany and Italy are imperial
istic. Russia is wearing the Death
shirt of the Gar. The peace Of
the world can be attained and
maintained by destroying auto
cracy and the bedeviled proletar-
ian of Muscovia.
The milking and teaching Of At
RIGA and lower Asia is the meat on
which "This our great Caesar
feeds. Reduce the menu to the
pace Of the monsters own prod
uctive capacity and war will take
it's place in the corridors of yes
terdays 1000 years. For all but
8 generations European gangsters
have raped Africa and lower Asia
and the world looked on it as mer-
ely Colonial routine. A few saps
excused the benevolent despot-
ism because it killed a few lice.
A louise is a parasite. The Eng
lish a~ristocrat is the biggest, fat
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21

Card Party Tickets ........ 1.25
Choir Tickets $500. $500. $50
Choir Programs .......... 1925
Dance Tickets June 6) .... go
Report envelopes and
Donors Cards ........... 11.50
Tips to Solicitors (200) ~. Fps
2 Sheet Letters to Ministers
500 ........ ........ Ito
Team Sheets (50) ........ rs
$50 Post Cards ......... $50
Letters to Contributors. 7.6O
Legal Fees in connection
with purchases ........ $500
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H694MnAS4&aE2%nfs&0gAFS
Free Delivery from 8 a. N. to
q. 10.
ia. GAIL
McGILL'S -
BAR & BLUE ROOM
e. McGill, Prop.
2423-25 NORTH oath st.
WINE, LIQUORS, and
CIGARS
lue Room Open s p. m. to l a. m
Open for Private Parties from
2 to z p. m.
NO Charges
WE SPECIALIZE IN MIXED
DRINKS-In case you don't
know what to put in it-Call
CASEY, jackson GALL. He has
got the works and knows what
10 do with it. He's North
Omaha's Famous drink mixer.
s~aErSssxsssxer - 2S~ I
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II use Nine. G. y. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause | get results from them
that am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a wei
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success Of Nine. Q. ]. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam c. J. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today,
after over thirty-five years on
the market, they are growing
Increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods
they are still in demand everv-
where. =
@ Zine G. J. Walkers Glossine.
although more than thirtv-6ve
years on the market, Is still the
leader in its field. The reason
Tor this is because it not only
serves as a scalp oil, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that IS the delight
OF every woman.
Nine. G. J. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder, but is the result Of
years Of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. G. =. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold bv
Walker Beauticians and DRUG
Stores everywhere, or YOU can
write The Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company. direct. Address.
The Walker Building. Indian
apolis. Indiana.
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Total s4S.+O

DISBURSEMENTS Ito be paid)
Letters to Clubs (2O). -. S 10
Brushes ........ ......... 1.64
Mounting Board (2) $500. %
Pencils ...... ...... $500. 1893
Tags and Rubber Bands. 3.75
Report Sheets 800. -. 3.O5
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Total $74.95
Although Team Captains and
workers met last Thursday to
make final reports, some are still
making late collections from in
dividuals who promised to pay
June 18th. Miss Dorcas Tayor,
Captain Of Team No. IL went over
her goal of $500 it was reported
at the last meeting. The ChaUf-
feur's Club, one of the newest
clubs in Omaha, brought in a good
sized donation which they hoped
to make $500 within the week.
Other clubs and individuals are
sending in their donations which
are still acceptable for the renov-
alton work to be done at the Ur-
ban League.
The Negro papers are to be
Highly commended for the excellent
way they handled the publicity
for the drive.
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Other expenses of the Drive are
as follows:
DISBURSEMENTS paid out Of
funds already
1000 six page leaflets. 49,. S11.50
Postage ...... ........ -. $40
Show banners ............ ..1.60
Entertainers for Midnight
Show $500. $500. 49,. 1000
100 Charity Ball Placards. 500
Dreamland Hall service
charge 1880. .......... 0.UU
Refreshments Card Party
(paid out of receipts)... 11.S0
The Omaha guide., 1941-06-21
by Freda Kirchwey, Editor and
Publisher
reprint from the Nation May "a, Al,

1t is no longer possible to fool
ourselves. The small remaining outly-
ing areas Of compromise have shrivel-
ed into non-existence. The deal be-
tween Vichy and Berlin has wiped out
the last pretense on which the appeas-
ers could base their miserable man
euvers. The France We honor and love
lives only in opposition and latent re-
bellion. And the France Of Darlan
and Brinon and Petain has met its ap-
pointed destiny; despite its denialS, it
has become openly the France of A
betz and Ribbentrop and Hitler. MI.
R~oosevelt's appeal to the people of
France to resist collaboration with the
enemy was strong and moving. But
it will mean nothing unless it is back
ed by actions in this country that
speak at least as loud. The seizure Of
the French ships in American harbors
may be a portent Of such actions. But
time presses; and the people and the
opposition leaders in France can be
expected to resist the traitors and ty-
rants who rule them only if they are
given reason to hope that resistance
can succeed. We must give them solid
support, not only noble words. Too
many noble words have been spoken
in the past; too many hopes raised.
The time for that is past, too.
Let's look at the record for a min
ute: it may clear QUIZ brains and siren
lghten our purposes for the days to
come.
The present agony of the world
was made by the appeasers. The fail
ure to apply effective sanctions a
|gainst Italy when it invaded Ethiopia
in 1885 not only doomed Ethiopia to
defeat; much more important, it mott
fled Hitler that he could go into the
Rhineland in 1886, and Japan that it
could move into China in 1897. The
treacherous non-intervention policy
applied to Republican Spain did more
than give Hitler and Mussolini their
first victory yer democracy on the
Continent. 1t led directly to the cat
astrophe of Munich and to all that has
followed. The futile gestures at Gen
eva against Japan's aggression sue
ceede merely in driving the japanese
out of the League while assuring them
THAT their plan of conquest would be
opposed only by China itself.
1t is useful today to recall this
history, and to consider American pol
icy in it's ugly light. Useful and dis
quoting. For one also recalls that the
policy of the Roosevelt Administration
toward the depredations Of the dicta-
tors, from the invasion Of Ethiopia to
the c~apitulation Of Vichy, has been a
confusing mixture Of outspoken con
demnation and mealy-mouthed con
cessions and s%urrenders. At each mile
post on the way to disaster the ap
peasement state of mind has ruled. In
the Ethiopian crisis we combined snug
disapproval of Fascist aggression with
a refusal to cut off Italy's oil supply.
After all, why should we? Neither the
oil companies nor the British Foreign
Office wanted us to do it. Such an act
would have exposed the pretenses of
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A Call For Action

the great powers, which had never SER
iously intended to implement sanctions
but rather, as the Hoare-Laval pact
amply revealed, to sell Ethiopia for a
mess of Fascist promises.
And what did we do about Spain?
An unheard Of thing. Our precedent
ridden State Department defied prece-
dent to aid the overthrow Of republic
anism in Spain. We passed a special
resolution, after the rebellion had start
er, prohibiting the shipment Of war
supplies to either side in a civil war.
That made it possible to do what we
never done before cut off arms from
a legitimate, friendly government fac
ing a military revolt. And so, of our
own will, we shared the treachery per-
petrated by the French and British ap-
peasers and insured the victory of
Franco and his Fascist hackers. We
might have saved the Spanish Repub-
lie. We could certainly have shown up
the shameless farce Of "non-interven-
ton" But we preferred to trail the
Chamberlains and Hoares down the
broad road toward Munich. And
when, along that road, Chamberlain
made his Inflated pact with Mussolini,
the deal received the personal blessing
of President Roosevelt. | have often
wondered who in the State Department
wrote that unreliable note of congrat-
ulation.
Meanwhile Japan continued, as it
continues today, to destroy the unde-
Tended villages and cities of China
with bombs made out of American
scrap dropped from planes fueled with
American oil. Some women in the I'm
tied States stopped buying silk stock
ings, but no oil companies stopped sell
ing oil. And the United States gov
eminent refused to embargo sales cf
war material to Japan.
1t isn't a policy. 1t is a state of
mind. 1t prefers to risk total catas-
trophe rather than an immediate, min
or danger or even mere dislocation.
Better play safe, is the guiding prime
iple Of the appeasement state Of mind.
So it "plays safe" until the nation and
civilization itself are threatened with
extinction.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt is not
an appeaser. But he has ~acquiesced
in the acts Of appeasers in both the
State Department and in the Europ-
can d~emocracies. And he must accept
responsibility and blame for his acqu-
iescance. His own desires have been
on the side of resistance, and it was be-
aus the people sensed this that they
voted him into office against last Nov
ember. Every bold move he has made
has brought an overwhelming res
ponse from the country. Every sign
Of hesitation or withdrawal has prod
uced a quick reaction of anxiety. The
people feel that in these days, the SAT-
est policy is the boldest. They want no
hesitation-and most of all they want
10 appeasement.
But appeasement still rules a
broad area of u national policy. We
still sell oil all but the very best grade
to the japanese. We still sell scrap
all but a few select varieties to the
Japanese. And at the very same time,
while the bombs drop on China, we as
sure Chungking government that they
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Kidneys Must
Clean 0utAdds

Excess acids, poiSonS n wastes IN your
blood are removed chiefly by your Kidneys.
Getting I'D Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervousness. Rheu-
matte Pains, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes,
and feeling worn out, often are caused by
non-organic and non-syStemic Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Usually in such cases. the
very first dose of Cystex goes right to work
helping the Kidneys flush out excess acids
and wastes. And this cleansing; purifying
Kidney action. in Just q day or so, may cas-,
better than in years. A printed guarantee
wrapped around each package of Cystex In
sureS an immediate refund OF the full cost
unless you are completely satisfied. You have
everything to gain and nothing to lose under
this positive money back guarantee so get
Cystex from your druggist today for only 35c.
[. c.. G. ex. for N. s.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. E. KELLY.
ROCkVllle. Nd Phone osn

Fruit Farm, 2 Dwellings: Eopd.
only ~ mi. to York Pa: 95 acres:
about $500 fruit trees; good : rms ten
ant mouse : rms. barn. etc: 3 horses
COW. hogs hens, machinery and small
catalog 1850 bargains MANY Statps
St4RoUI REALTY, 1427N. Land Title
Evening star., 1941-06-01

35 AND 6-1O ACRES: FRUIT TREES:
practically new 5-room house, shower bath,
new outbuildingS; on hard road near
Potomac River. 90 miles from Wash: good
fishing. boating and bathing: for ap-
pontment. phone Gaithersburg 2-F-3,
Sunday from m TO 3 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
SACRIFICE

Quick sale. In heart of scenic Conn
beautiful 17-rm. home Furn or unfurn
6i4 acres Handicapped Ideal spot for
private home or sanitari,Im Nska an
offer CHI 6Sq3
Evening star., 1941-06-01

REAR 81 EYE ST NV, 25x50 FEET.
tWo-story brick first commercial, 3O-foot
alley; $40.
HARRY JUSTINE.
935 H St NV MA oS44
Evening star., 1941-06-01
MONEY WANTED.

Ist TRUST SECURED ON BRICK BUNG.
and other properties Sill SDr and nearby.
Interest > and 6',- H F. BIEBER. SH. 65G5.
GOVERNMENT ENIPLOYE, WITH PERMA-
nent status. desires $1,000 from private
party. will give reasonable bonus and sec
ond trust on home deslraOly located. *
old-F Star
Evening star., 1941-06-01
LOOK AHEAD AND INVEST.

Fertile, producing 134 -acre farm, with
tenant signed up for 1912, in finest water
front location in ST. Marys County; about
mile shore. with sandy beaches and deep
anchorage; S-room dwelling, tenant house
tobacco barn, outbuildings, flowing Ar
teSian well: price, 81 900 Make appoint
ment to see it. GEORGE H. HARRIS.
agent st. Marys City, Md.
81 ACRES 7-ROOM HOUSE. ELEC.,
large stream double corn crib. small barn;
looks worth the money; $1,000.
FRED B. CUSHMAN.
106 N. Adams St, Rockville. Phone $50.
OLD COLONIAL MANSION, LARGE
double-deck porches, mostly reconditioned;
about 10 large rooms with fireplaces, at
tractive, secluded location about "a miles
from D. C.; good land and water; priced,
with so acres. S4:95O; additional land II
also waterfront farms from 20 acres to
1000. If it's farms or acreage. see US.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
e15 10th st. NV. Ma sOe5.
waldorf once Open Daily and Sundays.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

VENTNOR-FOR RENT. ROLAND APTS'
lU5 S. Victoria ave; ideal location, over
looking ocean: FrlgIdaIre. Tel. 2-326l or
write
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL-SMALL COT
tage and apt, furnished; ] blk. from
ocean; gentIles. Woodley SO63.
GROOM. BAY-FRONT COTTAGE FUR
nlShed. large. screened porch good water;
eIec.: ! hour from D. C: = 400. AD 2als
Evening star., 1941-06-01
LAZY ACRES, OLNEY- MD

Beautiful estate containing about so
acres. Lovely, old home entirely modern
lzed. Center hall 40 # living room with
open hreDlace. large modern kitchen. first
Hoor pam; 1our bedrooms and two baths on
second moor; large barn and stable: three
car garaRe, Surprisingly low priced for i'm
meu!ate SAFE Open for inspection over the
week enc Directions: Out Georgia ave
pass Norbeck- Just before coming TO OIney
Inn turn right at Emery Church CSee signI
about "a mile TO DTCnerfv 0-eA-'
Evening star., 1941-06-01
FARMS WANTED,

RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE
will rent or buy small farm with improve
ments near Washington. Box 140-B. Star
TO RENT OR BUY WITH SMALL DOWN
payment 1915 acres, D rooms must have
electricity. Box 257-E. Star.
TOBACCO FARM. SOUTHERN MARYLAND
100 acres or more Must be on water
front. House with commanding view
Give full description and lowest cash price
Box 159-D. Star
WILL PAY CASH IF PRICE Is RIGHT
for acres or more with ; or 6 rm. house
IN good condition. having modern i'm
provementS. Must have shade trees, be on
hard road and house must be at least
100 IT. from road. Must be within Is
miles by road from Washington Monu-
ment. Write giving price and directions
for inspecting, etc. Box l35-B. Star.
Substantial Cash Payment
20 miles No agents; must be reasonable
Box 1S-B Star
Evening star., 1941-06-01
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-COUNTRY REAL ESTATE ! :
va. so acres. high elevation. 20 miles s0u-l
OF washington, good roads. electricity
make excellent deyelOrment For particu-
lars write NJ. A DAVIS Hudson. n. Y =
Evening star., 1941-06-01
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
ARLINGTON

NEW COLONIAL WHITE BRICK AT BIRCH
and Russell rd.. Alex.-s rooms, encl, porch;
garage. furnace r; 3 toilets. DI 1917.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

SEVERAL, NEW 2-FAMILY AND 4-FAMILY
fsts for sale to desirable purchaser. BOX
BE, Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

LAND IN o NONE 7.
Now IS the time to dispose OF your lots.
We will pay full price II taken behind con-
structlon loan. Inspect our houses and
stores D. C. Va, Md. We build any where
give bids and prepare plans. also develop.
SMITH BROS. & CO, INC,
WI. 45o4. Bonded Builders. CHI 014f.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
OFF 18th ST. NV.

3-story brick building with c-story build
inE in rear to alley: part OF bldg. now rent
ed for Sa5 per month. balance now used as
shop and Office BY owner; office space coulq
Be- converted for residential purpose and
would rent for approx $50 mo: oil. h.-w h,
newly remodeled front. Price. Sl6,5OO.
Call Mr. Middleton,
F ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Tpvee+mapt RIdo RE 1881
Evening star., 1941-06-01
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

Outstanding bargain in Sandy Snring
section, over 40 acres. with 20 acres in
pIue glass meadow, watered by large stream:
IaFge early American house. tenant houses
ana oaTnS IN good condition Details of
InIS M ana other fine properties ARMY NAVY
REALTY. INC MA 3@l1
Evening star., 1941-06-01
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

4-ROOM HOUSE ON 6 LOTS. ELECTRIC
fty water, back-door pump. Main street:
Capital Heights Md. Box l66-E. Star. !.
DOWNTOWN = 1I-R., 2B. 3-K1T.
New cond. furn. or unfurn. North
Evening star., 1941-06-01
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
,o,o Exclusive Agents
49l0 Wisconsin Ave. WO 531I II.
RarOairn to Sn4t1n

O1hOO hElSER, Jr.,
4a1o Wisconsin EHfTuziys Awe Agents. wo ,a-1 =.
Bargain to Settle Estate.
so-acre farm: hours drive to D. c. 35
AND a. IN T5on3 W996s; 6pT 6rToom @-Story main house
S9tbldgs Sg hh Excellent opOortunity. Only Only
THE /, s SCOTT CORPORATION.
- I2lh . Ma. 4192 q
$4,000: ATTRACTIVE HOME I45 ACRES
nike Aceeht id9 c,s isnd On Marlboro Anna polls
TOBACCO; apple and peach orchards; sew
eraI barns other outbuildings
sS'3u9; modern Dutch Colonial house: s
$1,000 Al a. near HSais West PtSt River RhEq! small
eTeeK snShoTase on main pike; Or house
,,oAl An unusual opportunity to get a small
Moni Co. farm, close in, south of Sandy
would make beautiful southern colonisI
NlGe stream through property. $4,000.
$3.50; waterfront farm. about 30 mi
on bay or mouth Of creek: fine harbor;
S9oco Soou5 90 co. acres excellen, land grows TO-
tive setting Of old trees Elec3qieiy @4qns aTsil
aois Places like this very scarce
439 acres. 200 under cultivation, with
house full set of buildings, some beautiful
+tt acres montgomery Co, main pike
largely under cultivation or in grass small
river through it.: two sets farm buildings:
$4,000
$1,000; Montgomery Co. farm. 1872 a
Chester loan; well-built house. S rooms
slate roof; high elevation: large stream
through meadow: some large timber Easy
terms.
$3.50; 64Ia a. Riggs I'd; good land.
partly cleared: nice stream; attractive g.
room house. Terms
Between Gettysburg and Blue Ridge
Summit; beautiful farms one "a acres
set of excellent buildings: cost more than
the price of farm. S50n0 Another 1855
acres on main road; substantial Broom
| house beautiful setting. large stone barn.
would cost more than the price of the
farm, $500 High elevation. ideal for re-
tiring: good hunting. deer, pheasants
grouse and trout
See Photos.
R. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. Sligo 1907
Evening star., 1941-06-01

Stock farm. 365 acres; 100 acres in
timber; 6-room log house: double corn
house and wagon shed meat house. hem
house. spring and well; hours drive
P. o Box 25, Poolesville. Md. Phone
PoOleSVillP 2o9I
Evening star., 1941-06-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

.5 A. ! RMS, BARN ELECo HIGHWAY;
Kood o 61 waS WASH Rdh TmS var dru MaRss Rs
sas: 81 $50. PERRoW Remington, va
WHITE PLAINS. MD" ACRES, To-
bacco barn: good will; under cultiystiond; ion;
W. G. PATcHEN broker, waldorf Md
II MILES FROM D. c. IN MONTG. Co
so acres widow Will sacrifice S. T. HICK-
MAN. 1904 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Md.
DELAWARE BAY BoATHoUsE PLOT,
EXCEL. boating bathing fishing; Si50 full
price. DAVIDoFF. $50 Broadway New York
II ACRES. SMALL HOUSE, GOOD WELL:
offer accepted. Falls Church ss6-J-11.
sl-1o ACRES, WOODED, 100 FT, ON
Md.. @ % miles indianhead: n 'sG, S567H qen Terms
BLAKELY, Rock Greek Church rd. NV.
231 ACRES, S MILES NORTH OF LEES
burg, Va; on hard road; weIl-watered:
st. Arlington. Va. oxford 054@-M.
GENTLEMAN,s ESTATE, SUITABLE
yachtsman; 2u-foot anchorage; outstand-
ing ing l00-acre peninsula aa "A miles water
box. spacious handicapped lawn; 10-room
residence Furnished; modern conven
fences: gueSthouse MANAGERS house. ex-
equipped; S40.oo0. Request list Colonial
ESTATES; e waterfront farms. LEONARD
oNlDEh. La fIatd, Mu.
57-ACRE ESTATE, WITH ATTRACTIVE
old farmhouse on hill back from the
road. Though mellowed by the years. the
house has been gone over carefully and has
oil heat, city cleo. tiled bath and a modern
kitchen. The outbuildings consist of a
cozy servants house, stable chicken house
and other necessary structures. The per-
is included with it. In Fairfax County 20
shown By MASON HIRsr., AnnsndsIe s al va Ta'
N arNl of TN1,V ,k.sz
andria 5s12. Closed Sundays
COLONIAL GRANT FARM. 173 ACRES.
lu-room stone house, built about 1896:
stone barn, outbuildngs, stream. orchard.
house, with historical BACKGROUND. Is mile
from from bard road: overlooking Potomac Val
ernie into estate; "a miles from D. C.;
$1,000.
stock farm. 365 acres; 100 acres in
timber Groom log house; double corn
from rom p1 e; s9,54o 0 MASON hH8t Wt GRAY SAY
P:o,,I7o P O. Box ,oa, 49, Poolesville. Md. Phone
BEAUTIFUL HOME, GOOD CONDITION;
on highway. 45 min. Washington on ele-
vation with 20 acres; 3 large rooms, high
quarters: immed. possession more land
asdioining; shown BY appointment Phone
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. 130 Washington
St, Herndon. Fairfax Co, Va.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm, or lust coy home-conven-
for sale including some fine Colonial es-
tates. These properties are located in Fair
fax and adjoining counties and range from
l acre to 5000 Most of them are within
% miles of WASHINGTON and on hard roads.
See MASON HIRST, Annandale. Fairfax
County Va, at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5S12 Address Route
3. Alexandria. Va tClosed Sundays
35 AND 6-1O ACRES: FRUIT TREES:
practically new 5-room house, shower bath,
hot and cold water, phil gas, electricity.
as 9n f4nI har6 wss6 oad o6d nesT
fishing boating and bathing; for ap-
pointment, phone Gaithersburg 2-F-3,
Sunday from 9 m TO 3 pm.
Evening star., 1941-06-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE. SMALL COUNTRY PLACE.
beyond Olney Md: modern conVeniences;
also shade, garden, fruits and flowers: very
pleasant spot; $50 mo. r. B. FARQUHAR,
AID. U303
Evening star., 1941-06-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
tContinued)
ESTATE NEAR OINFY MD

ESTATE NEAR OLNEY, MD.
75-year-old brick residence with about
g acres. all modern conveniences; g bed
rooms, , baths. maids room with bath;
Gear brick garage with heat and water;
large lawns. beautifully Handicapped; mod =
ernized in 1929 at a cost OF over
$50, 900 priced at $4,000 to settle an
estate. Open Sunday, 2-6. For intorma-
ton call WO no4U
Evening star., 1941-06-01
FOR SALE

Beautiful home in gorgeous setting on
a safe and natural harboT. within 3i
miles of Washington. via proposed dual
highway Center hall, large living rm.,
dining rm., bedrms., = baths. inclosed
sun porch large open front porch, verv
large clubrm., shower, oil hot-Vater heat,
gear garage, pier: 3l2 acres nicely land
scaped and planted Every modern con-
venience and will be sold al half its cost.
Truly a wonderful buy.
STEFFEY, INC
Evening star., 1941-06-01

LOVELY NEW STONE HOUSE. DEEP
Greek Lake, Western MARYLAND: elec
equipped; 3,nOn-ft. elevation; excellent
roads 160 miles from Washington 4 bed
rooms. furnished; excellent fishing, boat
ins and bathing; lease June to October.
Evening star., 1941-06-01

Ia ACRES WOODLAND Q MILES FROM
and phone: $500. SIS down, $40 month
VERNON NJ. LYNCH AND SONS. : miles
out Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 59O6.
Closed Sunday