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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Hitler Depicted Directing
War, StopWatch in Hand
International News Service Cable

engagements In n 1,320-miIe
sector had been ended.
"Within - or AZ hours, the
frontier battles have been de-
cided.
"Wtihin six times - hours
declsiSe and grand-scale battles
have been shaped.
AT least 100, perhaps 200
Red divisions are subject TO n
choking blitz in the grip of the
German divisions which form "A
tongs To pinch them.
"Chancellor Hitler's pincer and
sack strategy, as in the previous
campaigns, u winning unpre-
cedented military triumphs."
The current battles OF Lenders
and Bialystok were pointed on
by Deut Schland Dienst as example
Of the dimension which the battle
now raging are assuming. Lem
berg and Blalystock. said DGutSch
land Dienst, far exceed the bsttl,
of kutno in the Polish campaign
where 10000 Poles were captured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Staggering DSR Loss
Uncovered by Report
u. of M. Professors Analysis Reveals
System $1,17o,OOO in the Red
BY JAMES INGLIs

Staggering balance sheet"
losses for the last three years Of
DSR operations were revealed Sat
urday in report by Prof. John S.
Worlcy. University of Michigan
transportation expert.
IL the Worley report is accepted
and acted upon, all hopes of pay
increases and fare reductions for
the Detroit Street Railway system
VIII be knocked into a cooked hat
The report prepared by professor
Morley and the nationally known
firm Of accountants. Peat. Mar
wick e. Mitchell. was submitted on
the eve OF crucial wage ncgotia-
tiotrs and arbitration fef street Cal,
bus and maintenance men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Rumanians Sink
Russian Torpedo Ship

BERLIN. June 2S.- QNS)-The
official German" radio, in dis
patch from Bucharest. said today
that the Rumanian army had an
uounced sinking of the 2S95-ton
Russian torpedo cruiser Moskwa,
off the Black Sea port Constanza.
danes authoritative manual of
the world naval vessels. lists the
Moskwa as a "French-type' de-
stroyer of the Leningrad class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

three years instead Of turning in
a profit of 81 $4,000 as claimed
by the department.
complete endorsement Of
General NJ anage Fred A.
Nolan's small gasoline notorious
policy in an accounting Of the
large profits from bus operations
as separated from the street car
balance sheet.
. Recommendation for a COM
pleie revision OF DSR bookkeep-
ing methods with the establish
ment OF n depreciation reserve
in line with standard practice of
privately owned utility COM
panles.
sIn order 10 cut costs and
increase revenues the manage
mont is urged 10 undertake
bold program of experimental
ton, including the possibility Of
new fare schedules. new types Of
equipment, different routes. and
IE..,sa..aI ~. pa.o tIN'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
defer All Draftees
With Dependents

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The
selective service administration
today instructed state directors 10
defer all draft regiStrants with
one or more dependents 10 whose
support they make any substantial
contribution.
The announcement said the only
exception to be made TO this rule
would be when a regiStrant who
married after his date of registra-
ton could not prove he took n
wife lin manner consistent with
the ordinary course of human az
fairs and not in order to provide
basis for a deferment claim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Lack of Foresight

Tho report. drafted by Repre-
Geniatiye Faddis tD) OF pennsvl-
tania. colorEl IN tho army
reserves and World War veteran.
declared that a serious ? shortage
Of aluminium rubber and nunlher-
less other strategic materials had
resulted from the incptneSS Of The
defense OFFICIALS especially the
maritime commission for failing 10
provide ships 10 carry rubber from
tho Far East and the lack of fore
sight in The government FOR cleo
trio power and facilities TO manu-
facture aluminium.
II gave the Aluminium Corpora.
toni OF America credit for "10(
per cent cooperation with the
government despite being deprived
OF power by an official.
Accusing Congress, tho admin.
isiration and the public viii
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Detailed Report
on Victory for
Tomorrow
BY HUGO sPECK
Intl New. service stan Correspondent


BERLIN, June 28.-Chancellor
Hitler's headquarters on the east
ern front tonight announced that
Russia's Stain Line" of fortresses
hac been smashed and Nazi col
unns are streaking through the
steppes of the u. S. S. r. with
clock-like speed.
Al the close Of the first week
of the gigantic war in the East,
Iitler's CLIO said:
Operations on the eastern
front are continuing success
fully according TO PLAN
Still. a detailed communlque on
operations was delayed for yet
another day. IIitlers base an
nounced:
"Our big successes on the
East will be- announced Sunday.
Questioned about foreign reports
that MinSk. capital Of White Rus
gia and gateway to Moscow. has
been captured were dismissed with
the statement that nothing can
be announced before Sunday"
Revised German estimates mean
put the Russian fighting
force on the eastern front at 81
coo 600 with the Red Army con-
stantly rushing up elite reinforce
ments.
Stains troops were said 10 be
falling "by the thousands, and the
Red air force was described as
comnletelx HELPLESS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Deal Crushing BloOs

From the Baltic to the Black
Sea, crushing blows were dealt
the Germans and their Hungarian,
Finnish, Rumanian and Slovakian
allies, official Moscow announces
ments said.
Not only have the Russians held
their own on the Pruth River front
on the Bessarabian border, but
they repeatedly have counter-at-
tackled in the Danube delta. Mean
while the Red air force continued
its commandments Of key enemy
cities and positions along the front
lines.
A Russian air unit on the Baltic
front. il was announced, COM
pletely smashed Alderman motor
lied column approaching the
Soviet frontier.
Then the same flying squadron
attacked warships in the Baltic
and bombed German transport
vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Cavalry in Action

con the Bessarabian sector
Of the 'front.' the red govern
ment asserted "our cavalry
divisions charged and fully an
initiated sixth enemy infantry
regiment which attempted to
cross the River Pruth.
I'm the course of the fight
Ing. 800 more prisoners were
captured"
Striving 10 hold the "Napoleonic
route" 10 Moscow. 400 miles from,
Minsk. The Russians threw their
full air power into the counter
attack on the main battle ground,
fhc l50-mile central front east OF
and East Prussia.
What was regarded as history's
greatest tank battle rumbled into
rs fourth day. and from major
Continued on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Report British Envoy
To Warn japanese

LONDON. June .2S.-INS)-
The London News Chronicle re-
ported from Shanghai today that
the British government, according
10 "unimpcachablc reports, has
instructed its ambassador 10 Toxic
IN warn the Japanese government
that Britain will retaliate against
any anu-British acts in the Far
East.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Chicago Airport Dedication

CHICAGO. June Is. - (INS)-
Chicago's SS.500,000 enlarged mu-
nicipal airport. nearly three times
as big as any other. in America
Will be dedicated tomorrow with
a mighty celebration in the skies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Souiets Claim Nazis Beaten
When 5000 Tanks Clash
In Titanic Battle Near Luck
War News in Brief
Latest developments in the wor:

MOSCOW: Fast German thanking movement around
old Poland repulsed German pincers movement
heavily pounded by warpanes Initiative claimed
after week of retreat 2000me 'front.' Deep penetration
into Rumana unit smashes German motorized unit APP
preaching Soviet frontier Baltic front Cavalry on Bessa-
raban sector annhated sixth enemy infantry regiment at
tempting to River Naz air force lest 454 planes
in first three days of fighting Victory claimed in great battle
for Luck with 5000 tanks locked in titanic battle over "a
hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Highlights of Report

The highlighis Of the report arc
Under standard accounting
PRACTICES, and charging WPA
maintenance ~ the system, the
DSR has run an the red 10 the
tune of Sl.l79 600 during the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
|Hif Ndzis Now
BY INVASION,
urges Be|ishd
BY GEORGE LAIT
rut.i srw- ser,ie. stan eot,e.poaasn'

l. init NfWt service stan Correspondents
LONDON June %. - While
Royal Air Force squadrons early
today dashed the Nazi invasion
coast and western Germany in the
sixteenth consecutive night Of a
highly intensified aerial offensive,
an unofficial campaign for British
Invasion Of the Continent as a
means Of aiding Russia in her con-
flict with Hitler reached a cres-
condo.
Former war minister Leslie
Hore- Belisha and Brig Gen. Rich
ard Woodfield Fuller, retired, led
the faction urging invasion with
articles in London Sunday papers
Most of the British press followed
The same line.
Hore- Belisha. writing in News OF
the World and General Fuller
writing in Sunday Pictorial. both
pleaded for prompt British mill
tary action. arguing that the Raj
'battering Of German Industrial
areas and ports was not enough in
view OF the probable outcome OF
the German-Russian conflict.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Offensive T AIKEN
From Germans,
Moscow Tells
International New. service Cable

MOSCOW, June % SUNDAYS
Russia today claimed victory in
history's greatest battle OF tanks
"a struggle near the strategic
Polish frontier city Of Luck in
which 5000 tanks have been locked
for more than "a hours.
The Soviets admitted furthen
Withdrawals on the Lithuanian
front, but in all other sectors the
Reds said the initiative was in the
hands of Stains army.
Moscow said the Nazi fleet OF
tanks was stopped dead near Luck.
that immense losses were inflicted
borders of White Russia. Immense
on the Germans in the Lwow dis
trict i'm another major battle OF
the week-old war. and Russian
foothoId was gained inside Ru-
mania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

fin other sectors the Soviet
forces are holding firmly along
the frontiers of the u. 8. g. r."
Hundreds of Red planes Joined
in SCATTERING Germany's triple
pronged attack on Minsk, the high
command said.
tThe London radio announced
that Russians near Minsk have
isolated a considerable force OF
Germans and are attacking the
Nazis from the rear, according
TO NBC.J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

BERLIN "Stalin Line of fortresses smashed Long
details of startling successes in war on ussa 10
be disclosed Sunday Russian forces eastern front put at
revised 100000 with renforcements being rushed
forces falling by thousands in desperate attempt TO
break through iron ring Red air force completely
helpless German sank II 900 tons of shipping
in the uftwae in heavy raid British naval base
at Alexan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Painfully Apparent

Released by q vote Of l6 10 s
over the opposition Of Roosevelt
followers. the report said:
1T was painfully apparent
throughout the testimony given
before this committee that a
lack of coordination and alb
sence of a responsible head with
authority and power To fin re-
sponsibllIty I'm this tthe defense
programl a. well a. in other
matters has been largely re>pon-
sible for the deficienCleS-wc are
now experiencing all along the
line.
THE administration has been
too prone. when difficult prob
lens AROSE.. tn raSiiy ttt~ro~t-- ct
them by creating another board,
only 10 add to the confusion of
the assortment Of agencies we
now have.
eve are now plagued with
and will continues evidently, 10
he harassed because 81 the alb
sence Of a coherent Organiza-
ton.
1--WE are oyerblesSed with
boards and committees and with
legion ~ llaison officers feel
ing the necessity 90 consulting
first with this or that agency.
"All this has resulted in
deadly consuming ~ time and
I'm the end we still have
divided authority"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Worldwide Audience
To Hear Pope Talk

VATICAN CITY. June %
INS)-Preparations for a world
wide hookup for a momentouS
radio broadcast by Pope Plus XII
were completed today.
The Pontiff was due 10 60 on the
air AT 1890 p. m. $3.50 a. m. De-
troit time) Sunday and speak for
about 20 minutes.
Indications have been given out
by the Vatican for the last several
days that the Pope would express
his views on the war and eSpe.
cially RuSSia's part in tho struggle
DANCE TONITE-5O Hostesse'
Hollywood, Woodward at Willis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
"Strike in West"

"Strike Germany In the West
by sending large-scale raiding
parties 10 invade the conquered
territories" Fuller urged
"Such action would compel the
enemy TO divert his forces from
the East"
Hore-BeliSha declared:
This il our golden opportu-
nifty "a military stroke at
sOme weii-ciI0sPH point b+twepH
North Cape, Norway, and Biar-
ritz, France, wotiId be oppor-
tune while Germany faces east
ward"
The Sunday Express struck The
keynote OF the press campaign iol
action with The declaration:
Grasp the moemnt now
we should be throwing ourselves
upon Germany with the sayag-
cry of tigers
Officially. there was no hint o
future British plans But a him
of even more widespread Raj
raids was seen In a London radio
broadcast 10 workers of northern
France warning that the Raj in.
tends 10 bomb French factories
used 10 produce German war ma.
terials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Secret Probe Bares
Il. s. Defense Snarl;
Demand One Head
House Committee
Hits Government
as Short Sighted
BY CECIL Il. DICKSON
TnI-I News Sefyife STAFF Correspondents

WASHINGTON June -2s--
Charging the Roosevelt admins
tration with short sightedness,
failures and lack Of coordination
in the national defense program
the House military affairs COM
mittee tonight laid before Con-
gress a report calling for the
appointment Of single "respon-
sible head TO handle the problem.
The critical report. assailing
Congress. the defense advisory
commission, army navy. treasury
Fthe office of production manage
ment. maritime commission, the
state department and Secretary
of Interior Ickes, was based ON
TWO months of secret invcStiga-
tion into the defense activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

LONDON Stockholm says Finnish batteries opened fire
Hangoe Fort German troops from Nor
way convergng for attack Russian Arctic port OF Mafmansk
push drive beyond Damascus chief city OF Syria
Raj lashe invasion Germany unofficial
campaign for British of continent of aiding
Russia receives emphasis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

First announcement of the mag
nitude of the tank fight near
Luck, dwarfing any such struggle
in the first World War or this
struggle, came in Sundays Russian
official communique. 1t said:
"A large scale tank battle In
which 1000 tanks on each side
took part ragged all day Satur-
day in the Luck area ana the
battle Is still going on. tThe
announcement was m a d e at
2:30 a. m.)
"The battle has been success
full for the Soviets, and enemy
tanks have been kept from adj
yancing any farther to the east.
Latest information shows that
200 enemy tanks were destroyed
on Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Nazi Losses Heavy

"Most intensive fighting Is con-
tinuing i'm the Lwow district, and
the Soviets are infiicting consid-
cradle losses on the enemy"
Lwow, in southeastern Poland,
is an important manufacturing
center and rail junction, with lines
reaching TO Odessa in the Ukraine
and Bucharest. Rumania.
1n the course of June 49," the
communique went on, "Seviet
troops retiring to new positions
engaged the enemy In stubborn
rearguard fighting and inflicted
heavy losses on the Germans,
while capturing many prisoners.
notably in the Siauliai tShavli)
area on the Lithuanian front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Directory

General News. Radio Programs
2-Sports, Amusements, Stage and
Screen, Financial, Autos, Stamps
Society, Fashions, News for Women
Real Estate, Classified, Travel
5-Pictorial Review
6-American Weekly
7-ComicS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

VICHY: Official denies German radio re-
mort that Cen Maurice Gamen former commander in chief of
Allied escaped from French prison. British
and Free French attacks north Damascus repused.
WASHINGTON: Finland releases white paper" charging
Russia with consprng and destroy the ndepend
ence republic by of force and espionage
Also charges 16monh violations of peace treaty of
1910 Story Page g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

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Continued on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Features

MICHIGAN wPA-what the program u
doing TO help the state; HOLLYWOOD
PREVIEw-A full page review of new
picture, in MsroboIifss Section.
Evening star., 1941-08-11

WASHING MACHINES, Bendix, brand-new
1871 models, in crate; no down payment.
S5.35 per mo-: immediate delivery. Open
ewes. until S:30 pm BendiX Authorized
Evening star., 1941-08-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1884 27th ST. NV. private home-Dou-
ble room, twin beds unlimited phone;
Evening star., 1941-08-11

GLOVER PARK, 1919 Benton st.-Lee.
phere; bal. meals conv transp. WO.
1901 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-1 single room
Evening star., 1941-08-11

STOVE, gas, Tor CoOKlhg, sIIgIltIy uStu'
excellent condition: reasonable. RE. 29s5.
ROMBONES-Special values in used in
struments: King, S17.50; King. $3.50:
Hoiton, S21 so. Terms. Private lessons
Included at a small additional cost.
Republic 6212. Kits, 1880 G st. middle
of the block.
Evening star., 1941-08-11
THE COTTON,
BETTER-TYPE APT.
DOWNTOWN MODERN APT.
ApARTMEkTs UkFURkIsHEp.

bath: entire End a.: chw.. gas. heat, light,
Frigidsire; avail. Sept. 18th; $50 no..
Evening star., 1941-08-11
ROOMS FURNISHED.
a l.. 4 n

1920 NJ ST. SE.-Large front room. pvt.
and tel; SIT mo- franklin 1890.
Evening star., 1941-08-11
REsTHESDA

2 blocks west of Wisconsin ave. on
corner. Brick, about years old. In addi-
tion to living room, dining room and
floor; br and bath on second; recreation
room. 2-car ssrage; oil heat: enormous
shade trees; for only S1O,95O.O 90. and this
MR.. NYCE District 5000. with VIM. NJ.
THROCKMORTON. Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-08-11

| CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attractive double
| rm.; 2 refined Christian girls Emerson
Evening star., 1941-08-11

NEW CoLoRED APARTMENT BUILDING.
APT. 3, 1906 ST. OPEN. l ROOM.
KITCHEN, BATH: $50. AFFLECK. 2423
PA. AVE. RE. 1868.
COLOREDI2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath 9O9 Westminster st. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1941-08-11

12th AND MONROE N.E.-Lovely. cool sin
gle room, private home: conv. car and bus
S25 month Box 260-M. Star.
HALF BLK. SENATE OFF. BLDG
Newly furn. dbl rm, twin beds; elevator;
$50 mo. Apt. so, 12s c st. ne.
llO2 STAPLES ST. NE, Apt. 1-Larse
room. twin beds. for 2 people; trans. ia
ciIities: new furniture.
Evening star., 1941-08-11

EFRIGERATORS-Do you want bargains
in nationally known refrigerators, washers
lov-rent district buy at builders prices.
o40 models, Westinghouse. G. E.: Hot
point. Kelvinator, Philco Norge. AL brand
new 1940-1941 models in stock. Renewed
refrigerstors, excel cond., at lowest prices.
Cash or terms. Col Sill. SpT: shop; center.
WARD RADIO g. APPLIANCES,
5000
Evening star., 1941-08-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

sfS2 Sfs2 BLOCK 4oGs bath ST caf ssr.ss Sa
man nsss s2so 'ffH HHRshRT RaR9se Ns 1870 per
Mp = y61 5po BRcK snS MIra
sts-Six nice rooms. tiled bath. stairway to
sttic open reRlass 1utGTnif %o
bath. oil burner electricity. new storage
hot-water heater: Al condition, G H.
rALEeER' fvs!. aE' ads1l dsio st NV d. Is! 1919;
81. 950-IDEAL FOR TOURIST HOME: 8
insulation; located within the District Isst on
SorSood. b. S aou'e REALTY "a = xssocIATEs, fNc.,
1906 X st. NV. Ma. 143s until pm.
VACANT : MINED POSSESSION, ON
beautiful Illinois aye. ,!nr. St. Gabriers
aneI'b tifed bath ' BRICK, Colonial front and
real inclosed rear porches: 2,car garage,
attic. etc; lovely front and back yards;
tsr@. DIles; yo sARSEY, I b1 4scs ESss. SSS
ALExANDRIA-REMoDELED COLONIAL,
Tspiasss sT's5 saa sfs5So f:sIs C. sr
BUY EssIoN-vALUE-BUILT HOMES.
Chevy Chase, D. C., nearby Mo, and Va.
Save 355o. Phone for list. FUTON on r.
GOHDON, owner, 1fZl eye ST. III Os-.1O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CORNER Mr..
the Capitol; 656 9th st. ne; lge. rms;
ideal rooming or apis. Garage with side
drive Only Sc. $50 with $500 cash, or
williams. Ii. 3143, or Z. W. Baily.
Adams 47S6.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. I417 DOWNING
ST. ne-New Groom brick. auto. heat,
large lot: F. H. A. terms: blks. of shop
ping center; bus. RE. $685..
SS, S,95O-7-ROOM BRICK HOME, LESS
than year old, in park area of Silver
Spring; complete baths. extra-size
screened porch. built-in garage, oil air
conditioned heat with summer air cir
culator: REQUIRE 81 900 cash. SH. 3141-W.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH sCHOoL-AT-
tractive home of z rooms. l bath. front
and rear porches; end floor arranged as
apt: oil heat. built-in garage: S7.75Q.
LINKINS CO.. 1922 st. NV. DI. 1922.
Evening star., 1941-08-11
ELECTRICAL CENTER,

WAsHERs-saIe of discontinued models;
Maytag. S44; Apex, S39; ABC. S31;
filler hose pump Today TRIAL. Pay
81 weekly. The Piano Shop, l015 9TH
Evening star., 1941-08-11
S10,500.
HHTCDTGT

center hall plan. bedrooms, 2 baths,
bedroom and bath on first floor. Large
finest equipment and ample closet and
storage space Built-in garage and
ready-to-fnish recreation room. Lot 60x
40. For information call Mr.. Colds
borough. Emerson 9539; or District 3loo,
Evening star., 1941-08-11

3 rooms and private bath, unfurn.; new
home; working couple. Phone Glebe 0S56:
S5O-NEW BUILDING; LIVING ROOM,
bedroom, dinette. kitchen. bath, reception
hall: available Immediately. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. CH. 1341.
UNFURN.-2 BEDROOMS. LIVING ROOM,
kitchen and bath: entire 2nd moor in pvt
home: avail. now: empl. couple preferred.
Call Alexandria 1913.
Evening star., 1941-08-11

8 ROOMS, LARGE KITCHEN PRIVATE
bath: unturn.; private entrance; newly
decorated: porch big yard, garage: L
block from bus. no objection to children:
S55 month includes gas, heat and elec.
KIN Nortl, St RI
Evening star., 1941-08-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH; SECOND
floor private home: unfurn.: newly pa
pered: heat, water furnished: $40 mo.
Evening star., 1941-08-11
s11.rhn SILVER SPRING. MD

S11.750 SILVER SPRING. MD, l.,
block of Colesville pike; beautiful location
roof, buit-in garage, large living room
dining room, modern kitchen and dinette
full basement. 3 bedrooms that will take
twin beds . beautiful baths, . finished
rooms in attic with large closet. This is
real value For information call Mr.
HARNSBERGER, TIE. 1899, or BETHEL.
Evening star., 1941-08-11

NEAR 3rd AND PEABODY SITS. NV
Convenient to schools, stores and trans
portation. this all-brick semi-detached
home, only 3 years old, modern in every
detail has 3 large bedrooms and tile
baths, spacious living room and dininR
room. modern kitchen. large breakfast
heat, Lear garage. deep lot fenced in
II you want this neighborhood, here is
your opportunity. Priced SlO.500. BY
appointment only z. H Irwin EN- l40i.
z A TWEED CO Republic S19Q
Evening star., 1941-08-11
ARLINGTON VA

q bedrooms r'deIo den iii SeaFi hlocr fror,
10c bus. stores. Excellent condition. Own
er is very anxious to sell. and will give
lenient terms. LESS than remit. Call Glebe
1133 after pm. and Sun, CHI. 1870
ROOMS. MODERN. CHEVY CHASE:
hardwood floors throughout, sleeping porch,
larse yard. outdoor fireplace. fshpond
many shrubs, roses. 2-car garage; shown
by appointment by owner; S10.500: miehj
consider late model car part payment;
terms WnodleY h612
Evening star., 1941-08-11

NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Row brick, large rooms and bath; new
Bryant gas heating plant: easily srransed
for two families. Call Mr. Altman, FIR.
1904. wAPLE & JAMES, INC. 1924 14th