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Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Ndzi Bombers Raid
London First Time
Since June 9th

LONDON, July % UP)-Ger-
man bombers, apparently seeking
revenge for the royal air forces
attack on Berlin Friday night, raid
ed London during the night for the
first time in a month.
A two hour raid alarm broke
silence that had lasted since June
81. The last heavy raid on London
was carried out May 10, the night
Rudolph Hess, No. 2 NaZi, para
chuted in Scotland.
The raiders seemed to have been
sent for their nuisance value or
possibly to appease the German
population for the ever-intensifylng
British blastings of Germany.
The first planes flew in at high
altitude. They appeared to be en-
ulating the technique the British
use with their American Fly
ing FortresSes in raids on German
territory, ascending beyond the
reach of anti-aircraft gunfire.
However, the ground batteries
peppered these planes and the raid
ers arriving later, flew at lower
levels. Several were heard diving
either to outwit the gunners or
to take better aim at their targets.
At least three raiders were shot
down, the air ministry said.
The planes flew over the area
singly, making no attempt to pene-
trate to the center of the city or
to concentrate on any particular
section. From time to time they
dropped flares which were snuffed
out by gunfire.
High explosive and oil bombs
were dropped, starting small, iso-
lated fires which were subdued
quickly. A few minutes before the
all clear signal sounded, roof top
observers could see only one fire.
which died down quickly.
The chief damage was to houses
and shops in residential areas.
Royal air force lighters roared
over the channel yesterday after
noon in the direction of Boulogne.
renewing their attacks on axis
channel shipping and the occupied
coast.
The air ministry announced that
one German fighter had been shot
down over the Dover straits when
British planes engaged in a day
light battle with German forma-
ton.
Several others were severely
damaged but were not seen to crash
because of low Clouds" the ministry
said. Therefore, their destruction
cannot be confirmed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
field as a gigantic Verdun.

field as a gigantic Verdun.
Russian counterattacks were hit
ting Nazi advance guards with in
creasing frequency and guerriuas
behind the lines were smashing
German communications lines. The
Russians reported that two Ger
man destroyers, submarine, two
transports and a patrol ship had
been sunk in the Baltic and 104
German planes shot down Satllr-
day.
The Red air fleet attacked the
Rumanian oil port and naval base
at Constanza and a Finnish ship.
Stockholm reported that gunfire
was heard by residents of the Baltic
island of Gotland, indicating either
a Russo-German naval engagement
or a Russian naval bombardmet of
Estonian coastal points held by the
Germans.
The German newspaper Frank
furter zeitung said frankly that
the Nazi blitzkrieg technique used
in the western offensives would not
work in Russia. 1t said that Soviet
forces occasionally" cut off the
spearhead panzer columns and drove
wedges into the German lines, max
ing for a front of great depth in
which both Russian and German
troop units may be encircled at the
same time. The newspaper said the
Russians were well led, well equip
ped and tough soldiers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
AnoIvsis Shows How Red
Tactics Confuse Germans

series of contracting armies. :
The German high command said
Monday that the Smolensk battle
is near its conclusion but did not
elaborate. However. the Germans
have won paper victories around
Smolensk before, but the Russians
still are there.
STRENGTH TELLS
Other factors in the successful
Russian resistance have been the
size of the air force and the tank
corps. The air force unquestionably
has been of great value in helping
the ground force stem the German
advance. The Germans virtually
voted it out of existence early in
the campaign, but it still is in the
air damaging German communica-
tions, already hampered by muddy
roads.
The Red air fleet is inferior in
numbers to the German, but the
disparity is far from as great as
it was in the case of the British
and French in the battle for France
and Flanders. The Germans may
have some technical and mechani-
cal superiority.
At any rate, in the sixth week OF
the war, the issue appears very
much in ithe balance. British ex-
perts, who were far from optimistic
at the height of the first and Sec
ond German drives, are consider
ably more cheerful. They have real
hope that the Russians may be able
to prolong the campaign in the
autumn and perhaps to the winter,
after which anything might happen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Montgomery Ward
Strike at End

OAKLAND, Cal, July 23 up
ALL retail clerks and Warehouse
men who went on strike last De-
cember began returning to work at
the big Montgomery Ward retail
store and mail order house today
under terms of a new union con-
tract providing wage increases.
The store did not open for busi-
ness at once. A company spokesman
said it might be two or three days
before a full crew of 1900 workers
can be rehired and the store made
ready for a reopening
The clerks union said its mem
bers will receive pay increases rang
ing from $5 to $3.50 a week Ware
housemen said their raises will
range from $5 to S12 weekly.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Accidental Shot
Kills Calf. Girl

SACRAMENTO, July %. CUP)-
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow for Miss Marie Heilbron,
81, member of a pioneer Sacramento
family, who was found fatally
wounded yesterday at the Hebron
ranch south of the city.
Deputy Sheriff Rod Campbell who
was called to the ranch by the girls
father, Edwin A. Heilbron, said a
90 rifle accidentally discharged, the
bullet striking the girl in the fore
head She was alone in the ranch
house when the accident occurred,
Campbell said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Lawmakers Beqin
Subversiye Probe

LOS ANGELES, July 28. CUP)-
Un-American activities in Califor-
mia today were under scrutiny OF
a state Legislative interim committee
in the state building here.
Assemblyman Jack Tenney, In
glewood, chairman of the commit
tee, promised that there would be
no WITCH hunting, red, brown or
pink batting"
He said the committee would in
vestigate reports that the Commu-
mist party had captured" several
labor unions, including some in
Hollywood.
Subpenas have been issued tC
about so persons.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
PROBLEM UNSOLVED

That is exactly suited to the de-
tense plan which the Russians have
worked out. and presents a prob
lem which the German blitz experts
have not been able to overcome
The Russians refuse to concentrate
a main army in any one sector
where the Germans might be able 20
break through and scatter it.
The closest to that has been the
central front, especially around
Smolensk. where the Germans have
made their deepest advance. But
even there the Russians are spread
over a wide area, both in length
and in depth and appear to have
not so much one main army as a
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28

5o-take, usually gentle and thor
ough acting when the simple di-
rections are followed. Then, it is
made from purely vegetable in
gredients. One of these is a tonic
laxative which helps TO tone lazy
muscles. You get 25 to
40 doses for Csc. So, get genuine
BLACK K-DRAUGHT.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28

sides and in many instances to cut
the German column off. They also
have been able to leave strong
trained units in the rear OF the
German advance to wage guerilla
warfare and hamper German COM
munications.
They have also been able, because
of manpower and equipment, to
counterattack and drive spearheads
of their own into the German lines.
Thus it is a crisscross picture, with
no clearly defined battle front, but
a whole series of continuous sal
tents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
It's a Popular
Laxative!

BLACK -DRAUGHT is a name.
you will want TO remember next
time you are logy,t uncomfortable
all for the need of laxative Not
only because it has been popular
with four generations in the South
and West, but for reasons back OF
that!
For one thing, BLACK
DRAUGHT is spicy, aromatic, easy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28

SALT LAKE CITY, July %. (UP)
Police today reported Salt Lake
City's third kidnapping in four days,
and all available officers were mo-
bilized to search for a gunman be-
lieved responsible for the three
abductions as we'll as a murder and
robbery.
The latest kidnap victim was
James F.. Hadlock, an employe OF
the Utah highway patrol. The BAN
dit accosted him as he paused at q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Rambling Reporte,

Continued from Page u
self while en- route to an accident
scene, but he might as we'll have
been in second gear compared to
the way a sedan whipped past the
patrol car. BY dint of some spec
tacular driving Bill overhauled the
speeder.
Gosh, officer, don't stop me now.
I'm late and I've got to get home
to milk. Have a heart and think
of those poor coWs"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
Both Sides Say
Events Favorable
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
were swinging south in French Indo-
China, occupying their new bases.
Emperor Hirohito met with his privy
council.
Nearly 48 hours after freezing
American assets Tokyo announced
Monday morning that similar de-
crees have been applied to those
of Britain.
The British displayed increasing
encouragement at Russia's success
in holding off the Nazi attack.
London reported that Soviet forces
have brought the German advance
to a halt all along the 1900 mile
fighting front except for slight
NaZi gains in the Ukraine.
Smolensk-the last specific Rus
sian point claimed as captured by
the Nazi high command-was said
to be still in Soviet hands Is days
after the Germans were supposed
to have stormed the key town, 235
miles from Moscow.
WAR OF POSITION
Russian reports ir:iicated that
having extracted the blitz from the
German attack a war of position
and fixed trenches has developed
in many regions.
1t was limited in Moscow that the
Red army had scored great sue
cess, in crushing the German attack
in the region of Smolensk. S. A.
Lozovsky, Soviet vice commissar Of
foreign affairs, described the battle
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
By UNITED PRESS

Tactically, the Russians appear to
have demonstrated how TO cope with
a German blitz attack and to have
forced the Germans TO improvise
new methods TO meet new condi-
tions.
Thus the machine-like pattern
worked out by the Germans, where
everything goes according TO plan
and schedule, has been jammed. 1t
may take a period of head scratch
ing and trial and error before the
Germans evolve new method that
will give promise of success.
Even now, German experts are
trying to explain to themselves why
the plan which worked out so beau
tifully in western Europe has run
against a snag in Russia. That 1t
has run into unexpected difficulties
they admit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
WEATHER

Southern California - Scattered
clouds Monday and Tuesday except
night and early morning low clouds
near the ocean south of Long Beach;
slightly warmer mountain areas and
in coastal valleys with midday tenn
perature near 88 degrees; gentle
variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
PATTERN CLEARER

Several factors play a part in n
situation which still is difficult to
analyze, but which gradually is be-
coming a little clearer. An impor-
tant one is the extreme length of
the battle front, 1900 miles, linked
inevitably with that is Russia's great
manpower, which admittedly ex-
ceeds that of the Germans.
The Russians have bsen able to
man that whole long line in force
Wherever the Germans have been
able to shove through an advance
spearhead. the Russians have had
enough men to curve in from the
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28
B BI:A
BABY'S
||EA: ::

cools, chases away heat rash on babies and
grown-ups. May often prevent heat rash.
Not talcum-lnedicated powder with vege-
table base. Get Mexican Heat Powder.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-28

Call 300 and order YOUR Wantad!
Post Press Wantads Bring Results!
Evening star., 1941-04-18

5-ROOM BUNGALOw-S45O 800.
Elec kitchen. hvd. floors, large living
rm, bath, h.-w.h., oil burner, summer
winter hookup 1oored attic. garage; State
rd, close to everything: terms. Erwin
REALTY co. Call Hysttsville 0334. Ewes,
WA. 1921.
4 MILES d. Go ACRES. MODERN
house rms, bath, inclosed porches. ga
rage, chicken houses. stables. large frontage
on road: GOOD income received from
smaller houses on property.
FRANK NJ. SULLIVAN,
Evening star., 1941-04-18

SOMETHING DIFFERENI--ARCHIT
own home Many unusual features; Silver
Spring. Argyle Park; brick: rms. . baths,
many closets, laundry chute; oil heat;
hreplsces rec. rm., with weiner roaster
and wood stove opening on rear porch;
slate roof. insulated; =. wooded acre, rock
and sunken gardens. terrace; circle drive
10 home; S11,500; terms. H. F. BElBER,
Evening star., 1941-04-18

BEAUTIFUL SETTING
In the hills Of Virginia-Large lot with lots
of trees. yet only 10 minutes downtown: &
spacious rooms. baths. lots of closets
and storage spaces. many other unusual
features Must be seen to be appreciated
CHI 1898 until q d m
Evening star., 1941-04-18

Sl,ss0-UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY TO AC-
9ulre desirable wooded lot in exclusive
Westmoreland Hills, restricted community
terms. Oliver 1928 or Wi. b333
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APPROXIMATELY TWO ACRES.

Io-O IUU bV ". w NNJ. f"WI.
GEORGETOWN
!. Nice brick house in very good con-
dition. Very large garden. Price. $4,000.
>. Lovely brick house with many attrac-
tive features. Price. Sl0.500.
At the present time We have many list
ings not only in GEORGETOWN. but in other
parts of Washington. Our statesmen will be
glad to help you with your housing prob
lens. DRUMMOND REALTY CO., HO.
1901.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

rIREPRooF BUILDING. ADAPTABLE FOR
warehouse. garage. shop or for feet of
trucks etc. Centrally located in NV, on
prominent thoroughfsre. 92x1I3 on
dimensions. suitable for storage. Phone
North 1910 from q to 5.
BUILDING, 6O9 F ST. NV: APPROXI-
mstely $500 So. It.; good location; rea-
5sonanie rent; elevator service Apply
Quaker City Linoleum Co., 6OI p ST n
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued
SILVER SPRING.
S4,900-S490 CASH.

Desirable brick bungalow. new suburban
community. Five rooms, excellent condi-
ton, fully tiled bath and modern kitchen:
automatic oil heat; landscaped wooded lot;
cony; bus service: Furnished II desired.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
ARLINGTON. VA.

New 5-r, semi-det. brick, full cellar,
oil heat. Walking distance Clarendon
shopping center. Price, $3.50: $500
down, balance S45 mo.
To settle estate, 5 rooms, extra building
site: pear center of Clarendon. Many
others to choose from.
JUDSON REAMY,
1872 N Irving St Arl Va CHI 0220
Evening star., 1941-04-18
A FINER HOME.

This handsome. custom-built brick Nor
mandy is certainly outstanding. Planned
and built by the owner ian architectD It
is truely a masterpiece Of design and
construction. Among its many interest
ing features It contains 3 large bedrms :.
. fun baths, 2 half baths, 3 freplsces,
downstairs den, walnut paneled library,
large finished club room and servants
quarters in basement. Detached Gear
garage.
The lot is large and wooded and bor-
ders beautiful Rock Creek Park, This
home, is less than years old and in i'm
maculate condition. The price is very
reasonable. and will finance beautifully.
For further particulars. please call Mr.
NorVele. EN-. l31, representing J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN
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AMER. UNIV. PARK.

rooms, > baths breakfast room, huge
porch. large lot with trees. garage. close
very reasonable terms. For full informa
ton, call MR. HOWE, Emerson 3953-if
no answer, National 0s56.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

16iz ACRES. va, SLEEPY HOLLOW PD-,
Z miles from D. C, y mile of Columbia
AZ Star. 2Os
ARLINGTON. VANCE. Level, LOT
Evening star., 1941-04-18

CHARMING SMALL ESTATE WITH A SET
ting of unsurpassed beauty Of over acres
of landscapfng that is the fulnllment of
garden lovers dream. The shrubbery here
was recently appraised at $4,000 Low,
friendly house OF 8 rooms with all modern
improvements. includins modern kitchen
with excellent equipment. house and
grounds were designed for living. IL
miles from Washington in Fairfax County.
Price Sl4,500: terms can be arranged 90
suit 9 responsible purchaser. Shown BY
MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
5sl2. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
FARMS For SALE

NEAR oLNEY. I4s ACRES S-ROoM
mouse, on hard road: acres in woods, 9
streams through ) large fields under culti-
vstion Ideal for stock or dairy farm.
Many Many other farms. Open evenings JOHN
buRDOFT Colesville. Nd Ashton 3s48.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED TRACT, 100 FIT
Only miles from D, c. S4g5- SioO cash
nalanee yrs. Call Mr. Radcliffe or N, c.
HINES & SONS, DI 7739.
MILES FROM D. C.-4-RM. MODERN
Ppunsaiow on 10 acres OF land. . chicken
houses $4,000, $3.50 down LEWIS &
15AvlS' PAWS l20 Maryland ave. Hyatts WA.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
5 YEARS OLD,
WONDERFUL VALUE.

This brick home is located In Chevy
Chase. d. C., and must be sold very soon
This is an. unusual opportunity to make
good deal. There is a recreation room
and fireplaee In the basement; living room
t"2xl4). dining room 14x16l, kitchen
and lavatory on 1st floor; 3 large bed
rooms and bath on End floor. and I'm
this home nowl It's worth III CaI Mr.,
Blaekwelder EN-. o162. Representing J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1941-04-18

FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.
Beautiful new house-Room and lavatory
on st floor. 3 bright rooms and baths on
End floor, shower in basement; sarage.
Priced at q real bargain by OWNER. Tel
WI. 1880. Open every day Invite COM
parison with others. Drive out Wis. ave. 1
WHY WEAR YOURSELF OUT
Trying to rent when you can buy a brand
new brick home for only $50 per month.
with $3.50 cash. 1-fare transp., Just 10
minutes downtown. For appointment to
inspect call CHI 143s until Q pm
Evening star., 1941-04-18

MUST SELL QUICK $4,000 90 FULL
price. New broom, solid brick, 2.stors
residence. / acre land: Just on Old Do
urinion drive; terms: $4,000 down. 500 90
month Call Falls Church 226T.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

BROOKMoNT-6 RMS, GARAGE, ON
car line; SIS per month ROGERS REAL
ESTATE 6O4 F. ST NV National S137
Evening star., 1941-04-18

$8,950.
Modern detached home, rooms and
bath: 4 bedrooms; will consider trade on
small home. Phone National 1852. F. M.
PRATT CO, INC, 10Y K st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

DE ,S5U.
Near 18th and Hamilton SITS.
You don't have to look back very far to
remember when these homes sold for
Sl4,5oO, We advise immediate inspection,
as we feel this is a real bargain. SIX
rooms and bath. Every modern con-
venience, including elec. refg and a prac-
mer-winter hookup-an entire oil unit. nor
q makeshift Extra large yard and garage
See this house today or call us for further
information.
METZLER-Realtor.
Evening star., 1941-04-18

l4l acres, Chester Loan soil, high state
OF cultivation. all fenced, well yatered by
streams; good 6-room farm house, large
bank barn, etc. 26 miles from White House
ABOUT miles north of Olney Inn: 81 900
to pay
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Barr Bldg DI I3oI An $50
Evening star., 1941-04-18

ATTRACTIVE 5-BEDRM. HOME, FRUIT
and shade trees: 500 per month. Falls
Evening star., 1941-04-18

81 RQ0-S49O CASH. S3I MONTH m
~A'Noo cludes interest, taxes and rrn-
cipal; high elevation; beautiful new brick
8 large rooms and bath. full basement, air.
condition heat; modern kit. Republic 6S95.
S6 4Q0 NEW GROOM BRICK. AUTO
= b,ooI heat; large lot. F. II. A terms.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Sacrlfice-10 Acres Land.
Modern S-room and bath house. oil heat;
Manassas, close to schools. paved road
INQUIRE stone House Inn. U. S. 211. Tel
Evening star., 1941-04-18

LESS THAN COST = LARGE BUSINESS
property with lot. NJ st. NV. MI. 914O
or WI. $3.50.
SILVER SPRING INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL LAND. suitable gas sta
ton storage, warehouses. shopping CEN
ter or apt. houses. Adjoins new. large
apt. house development
ROBERT z. LOHR
311 Cedar 81. Tax PIX GE 0Ss1
Evening star., 1941-04-18
IN FALLS CHURCH. VA.

A good investment a wonderful home,
the utmost in construction with quality
throughout: 3-bedroom brick. ouilt-in ga
rage with overhead doors, screened porch,
insulated attic, "a bath in basement. Vene-
tian blinds throughout; occupied only 3
months The owners pride and joy-but
very reasonable terms. To inspect, call
Evening star., 1941-04-18
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
GARRISON ST

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
SS95O-Corner, between Conn. ave. and
Wis. ave. well-constructed. detached
home on an attractively Handicapped lot,
contains six large rooms, glaSsed sleeping
porch oil heat, electric refrigerator, 2-csr
sarsge;, r. H. A.. financed, 1t will be hard
to duplieste such a value. Eve. phone.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th st. Realtor Ma O753.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
BUSINESS PROP SALE OR RENT

NEAR NEW CENTER MARKET. 3-sToRY
brick; large street-level store. large garage
attached suitable for shipping dept. etc
Possession July lst Rent, 500 mo- or
sell reasonably. OWNER, WI. 6042 eve
ningS
Evening star., 1941-04-18
L122 N. Irving St, Arl.. Va. CH. O220.
MUST SELL AT ONCEI
FULL PRICE. 81 250. 90.

Rwy. mail clerk, being transferred away,
type house, about V acre land. chicken
house; very close to city; will take around
$3.50 down, balance S45 mo. Call Falls
Church 1867. 1s'
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REAL BUY
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

CASH FOR GROOM AND BATH ROW
brick, arranged as 2 apis, condition i'm
material. CO. l34s. Eyes. EN-. 02sa
Evening star., 1941-04-18
OUTSTANDING VALUE

In exclusive Cleveland Park section-Semi-
detached home. brick construction. new
house condition; high elevation, facing
schools, etc. Hall entrance. large living
room, dining room, glass-inclosed heated
sunroom. 4 bedrooms. l bath. modern, with
tub and shower Unusual price, $4,000.
Drive to 3112 Rodman st. NV, or call
AID. 1922 for appointment.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-FAMILY APT ON 10th Mr.. H ST. NE
Everything in new condition, new oil
heat. etc.: can be rented easily for S105
month. Price. $500, on terms. E. A.
GARVEY, District 450S; ewes. and Sun,
GE N6690.
SACRIFICE-OWNER NEEDS MONEY
Duplex: annual rental. S6I0 Price, ST.. 300;
$1,000 cash Chestnut 1868 after 6 pm.
IL R. AND 3 B, LGE. GARAGE. BY OWN
er; 1st com: good income; S10.1o0 subj.
to offer 1922 9th NV. DI. 1854 g to
$40 Box t6-Z. Star. 20'
TWO-STORY. S-UNIT APARTMENT. IDEAL
location to use one apartment and rent
others: looks like an expensive home, iron
fence in front: near Wis. ave. and Ma
comb St; average rental for ten years,
S4.700: net income, S2,400. or So on price
would pay over 20eo with trust on 1t.
Price, $4,000; now clear. YELLOTT e.
Co, woodward Bldg. National O4s4
. FRAME 6.RM. HOUSES; RENTED, s43;
End comml; $1,000; -os National 36ss
srAMnY s;:.s FIAT m p,Nls NE 1854 tocATIoN DsI
snnum. viii sell with $4,000 cash.
WI. $500.
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80 acres under cultivation, so acres GOOD
limoer, 3 streams: 6-r. house. all necessary
~ 6ouliolnes: owner reserves growing crop;
HyattSYille li24. -
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NEW BRICK HOME

Chevy Chase View, Md acres Of land,
small stream: builder erected for own home
Unusual plani rooms. 3 baths. 2-car ga
rage; too many attractive features to list.
S24 $50.
LINKIES CO.,
1890 n St NV District 35o2
Evening star., 1941-04-18

FOREST GLEN PARK,
Oakland and Montgomery sts-10,40O SO
It. Price. X7hn. District o124
Evening star., 1941-04-18

RIVERDALE, MD, l1S MONROE AVE-
large rms, bath, pantry porch; 50xl so.
trees. shrubs; 81 900; terms. SH. $3.50.
1912 BLAIR RD MD-BRICK .BUNGA-
low, overlooking park; rooms; bath, h.
VIII. garage. F. H. A. terms. $500. SH.
1855
Evening star., 1941-04-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOWS
houses. farms, acreage, lots Sill Spr. or
nearby. H. F. BIEBER. SH 6565