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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

about them and how TO ask for
them by name.
Speaking of names, he In
auires why we in America
must keep on naming wines
after a river in Germany D..
Rhine wine why not call II
Lake Erie So-and-So -. Spark
ling Lake Canandaigue, etc?
There's great deal in this
book about wine that the aver
age person does not know and
il is concluded with some good
recipes for using wine IN
cookery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
To Clean Leather

LEATHER CHAIR covers are
apt 10 stick TO the clothing in
hot weather This is usually
due to the use of an inapprop-
rate dressing or polish rather
than 10 the leather itself. To
avoid it. use saddle soap to clean
Inc leather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

BETTE DAVIS, showing the
sights Of picturesque Olvera
street TO friends from the East,
was sketched by a wandering
artist who Immediately caught
the smart detail in her silk tur-
ban with matching bag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Cruising Is Fun!

CRUISING is fun every
body loves il. So far, we've only
been a guest but we keep wish
ing we owned a boat because the
skipper seems TO be so happy
at the wheel and so eff
cient. 1t looks as easy as pie.
And then We picked up a book
entitled, Cruising Is Fun" by
Brandt Aymar. published by
Greenberg -. and from now on
we'll be perfectly contented TO
be a guest. for we had no idea
the brains required TO handle
a ship, however small il may be.
Brains! Why you'd need TO he
a mathematician, an engineer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Weeds and Rubbish Cause
Insects TO Breed in Garden
BY AMATEUR GARDENER

pest is bothering your garden
no can be- controlled by Sprin-
king hydratcd lime around the
plants in the vegetable garden
and the flower beds.
Fine SCOT or coal ashes viii
also answer the same purpose.
Another good way 10 rid the
garden OF this pest is 10 place
large vegetable leaves such as
cabbage around among tho other
plants in the evening before il
gets dark.
Nert Morning
The slugs will use these leaves
for hiding places and on your
visit 10 the garden the next
morning all that is necessary is
10 lift up the cabbage leaves
and gather the pests and place
them in a container which holds
kerosene.
Sowbugs are those queer look
ing creatures that roll up into a
little ball when they are dis
turbed. They feed on the stems
Of plants and will sometimes
chew the bark away all around
the stem They do this work
under the surface and tho dam
age is often accomplished before
II is noticeable on the tops OF
the plant
Two Methods
A little bit of Paris Green
mixed with sugar Sprnkled
around the plants will control
this pest as Will napthaleno
flakes when scattered around
the garden. They are almost the
Same as the common moth balls
which will also answer the pur-
pose.
These flakes. by the way. are
a easy way 10 control the tiny
pest thrips. This pest will live
in the ground Just the same as
on the flowers and plants. and If
the fakes arc tightly cultivated
into the top soil. you Will have
no trouble with thrips. Try this
especially around the nasturuum
bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

Air Cooled Throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Polish Hair
By Brushing
With silk
BY DONNA GRACE

THIS IS a synopsis Of the hair
talks along with some new sug-
gestionS added:
Don't expose your hair to the
hot sun without some protection.
Spray with suitable oil and top
the head with a large, light
weight hat.
Don't fail TO rinse salt water
from the hair.
Don't make a practice of taxi
ing cold showers. An occasional
onemay do no harm. but wear
rubber cap while under the cold
water.
Don't feel that hair is the
GROWING glory OF some other
girl. Yours. too. will be Just as
lovely if you dramatic 1t with
good care.
Go TO a good operator and
even though you spend several
hours for head massage, lubri-
cation and brushing it will prove
TO be a good investment.
Proper Diet
Eat the foods you need Milk,
butter. cheese. lettuce and most
vegetables are abundant with
the necessary vitamins. Sea foods
Will supply iodine and other min
erals. Lemons and citrus fruits
help in this fine diet balance.
Know that brushing will not
remove your wave. A good wave
will be improved with daily
brushing. Your hair Stylist will
show you how 10 rearrange the
waves and curls.
There is no economy in poor,
cheap work. A good professional
shampoo and wave will not only
last longer but train the hair 10
smarter lines.
Follow Contour
The general rule in good styl-
ing is TO follow the contour of
the head. There should be no
bulkinesS between the crown
and concave AT the back. Curls
or fullness may stray al this
point.
Blcached or dyed hair must
have smooth lines without fuzzy
ends and elaborate curlS. Don't
let any one cut off so much
that the ends stand out in that
unmanageable way except when
a hair Stylist does il.
A bit OF silk slipped over your
brush for the final polishing will
effect 2 marvellous sheen You
can utilize those pretty stock
ingS when they burst forth in
runs
The brush will slip inside.
Cut them in suitable lengths
and they will fit over the brush
end a rubber band or fasten-
ing Of some kind will hold them
in place
Instead Of spraying the hair
with perfume. have dainty head
bands OF pastel net in which
YOU faSten sachet bags. Wear
them while you do your makeup.
Lovely hair is must. You
can wear so many smart styles
wren the hair is groomed 10
conform 10 them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Corn on Cob

IF YOU like sweet corn
served on the cob. here is a tip
for you. Serve as usual with
butter. salt and pepper but add
a bit Of paprika, too. It's de-
licious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
BY
FULL LENGTH CHINESE CARACUL
II rim~. Az RIGHTS reserved.

Come snow, wind, you'll be smart and warm in
this Chinese Caracul in beautiful shade of eel gray
Swinging back small collar and soft shoulders mpor
tant style highlights FRANCES BROWN likes it's
attractive price of $4,000. For shopping information
telephone Joan Dean Cherry $500, line 347
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Clear Out Weeds

Many of them live on weeds,
so he sure and see that these
weeds are cut down before they
20 10 seed.
Slugs and Sowbugs and milli-
pedes delight in hiding during
the day time under sticks and
rubbish and coming out after
dark 10 do their damage.
Slugs are those Shiny crea-
lures that chew the tender
leaves of young plants. If this
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
iSilenciol
-dChist!.. h..

Ahora hablaban todos; el fis
cal, ell presidente, los magistra.
dos, Aranguren, Rios, y en- fin,
una nueva testigo, que habia ST.
do llamada momentos antes;
Joaquina Garces, la antigua ac-
triz y actual anna de llaves de
Eulalia de las Torres
Movi6se un revuelo formula
BILE.
Los animos estaban excita-
disimos, Y los testigos de uno y
Otro bando, Eulalia tambi@n, Sc
lanzaban unos a otros miradas
asesinas.
Solo Gandara, en- medic del
tumulto, que habia obligado por
1ltimo al presidente a agitar
con furia la campanilla, para
restablecer el orden. sc conser-
vaba serene y triste, como un
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

ranguren, que hizo un caFurosf.
simo elogio de Gandara.
Hizo historic de toda Ia vida
del mdsico, hacienda resaltar
10 doloroso de suS amos de lucha,
el heroismo con que soport6 to-
das las privaciOnes, incluso Ia
miseria, la abnegaci6n con que
trabajo siempre honradamenl
te para sacar adelante a su DO
ore madre anciana, que muri6
sin yer Ell triunfo del hiio ado
RADIO.
Luego Sc extendi6 sobre este
trlunfo, hacienda ell panegirico
del cOra76n del musico, que, le-
JOS de ser un hombre egoista Y
duro con los artistas que adn lu-
chaban, fue uH verdadero padre
para todOs, un espOso modelo.
como habia sido un hijo modelo
tambien.
-iY un hOmbre asi-termi-
no q Camarada snardeciepdo.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Sc, un hombre asi Sc quiere
que sea responsible de un ase-
sinato, que sea un vulgar crimi-
nal, un envenenador, I'm traidor
a 10 mas sagrado de la concien-
cal ~ un hombre asi purga,
desde hace diez amos, en- un pre-
sidio, un crimen que no ha CO
metido!... ~ un hombre ash
que supo incluso perdonar a esa
muJer su TRACTION y sus oscar
MOS, Sc pretende que sea un mi
serable L..
Gustavo, emocionado, lloraba
en- silencio
A sus espaldas. Pura, Luisi-
Ia los buenos amigos del mdsi-
co que iban a declarar 0 habian
declaradO va como testigOs, tam
bien.
AL fin, cuando Aranguren Sc
sento, Gustavo lie estrech6 Ia ma
no con calOr, mientras eI presi-
dente eOnoedia IA pAlabra a JOa-
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Eulalia, como 81 10 pregunta de.
fiscal lie pareciera una imperti'
nencia.
-Bien, se1ora-dij0 enton-
ces Ell presidente-; de tOdo'
MOODS sera precise que listed a.
clare bien ell origen de su for
tuna y justifique los negOcios
en- que invirti6 su capital GUAM
do Sc separ6 de su espOso.
-lNo podre detallarlos!-r
puso Eulalia airada. sintiendo
2ue un sudor friO Sc apoderaba
de ella.
-JPor que causa?
-Porque no los recuerdo to-
dos.
Ell presidente &c dirigi6 en-
tonces a Gustavo;
VUsted sabe 81 su esposa,
al abandonar Ell domicilio con-
yugal, Sc llev6 cOnsigo algdn d.
nero7
NO puedO pUecissrlO. senior
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

martir.
Pero este no quiere decir que
no fuera sintiendo tambien que
la c6lera, la ira, lie comenzara a
estremecer y a morder las en-
trafias y ell pecho.
IAN, no!
iEsto era intOlerablel L..
Su boca comenzaba a tener ell
temblor de las grandes emocio-
mes
Su cuerpo comenzaba a estre-
mecerse con ell temblor de las
grandes indignacioneS...
Ell presidente dijo:
II Prohibo que nadie liable
mientras no Sc lie pregunte! De
10 contrario, suspendere la Wis
ia.
El fiscal .tom6 la palabra:
@Esas fincas estan inscri-
tas a su nombre en- eli registro
de Ia Propiedad?
-iNaturalmenteI - repusO
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Los BONOS PARA
LA DEFENSA
Preguntas y respuestas

P. IPor que razones deben
los americanos comprar ahora
BonOs y Sellos para la defensa?
R. He aqui dos: Els la forma
mas facil que cada ciudadano
puede utilizar para servir a su
pals y conseFvar sus ahorros
la compra de Bonos y SellOs no
solo ayuda a costear Ia Defensa
Nacional sino que tambien inn
pide los altos precios y que au-
mente ell costo de la vida.
F. iPuedo ofreoer un Bono
para la Defensa como garantia
para un prestamo bancario?
r. No. Los Bones son regis
TRADES J no son transferable.
Solo son pSgaderos a las perso-
mas cuyos nombres aparecen en-
ellos.
Nota. Para comprar Sellos o
Bono spara la Defensa, dirijase
a la mas cercana oficina de CO.
rreos o bancO, o escriba pidien.
do information al Tesorero de
los EstadOs Unidos, Washington
D. C.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
OEPORTES
Prick CRITICA LAS EXA-
GERACIONES DE LOS d.
RECTORES

New York, sep. 17.-Ford
Frick, ell presidente de la Liga
Nacional, Sc refiri6 aver a las
exageraciones de los Rojos de
Cincinnati y los Dodgers. en- los
terrenos de pelota, y dijo que no
las consentira en- Ell future.
Telegrafi6 ell presidente a los
directories del Cincinnati y el
Brooklyn y les avis6 que 81 per-
sisten en- sus tacticas, ell ejecu-
two actuara en- consonancia.
Los juegos de los 'busca-bron-
cas-" Sc declararan 'forfeits' y
este significa una multa de ST.
600 para ell club y 500 para ell
director.
"Pudiera tener alguna excu-
sa,, coment6, la conducta albo-
rotadora del Brooklyn, conside-
rando la renida lucha con Ell st.
Louis; pero no ten excusa de
ninguna clase la actitud del di-
rector de los Rojos.
En- ell desafia de II innings
eran los arbitros los llamados a
decidir 81 podia jugarse o no,
Y cuando acordaron otro 'inn-
ing mas, despues de los 16, es-
taban en- SUI perfecto derecho.
Elsa farsa Sc refleja en- Ell
PRESTIGE no solo de los clubs 81
no tambien de Ia Liga. Ell jue
90. en- los dltimos momentos, sc
caracteriz6 por su falta de linn
pieza''.
Los arbitros, cumpliendo Or
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
TONIC TERCERO
LA
DE LA CAELE

-Aquil primerO, y en- Paris,
despues.
@SY lie fue a listed bien en-
los negocios?
Tan bien, senior presidente,
que en- pocos amos, pude com :
prar una casa y un hotel en- Ma
drid, a mas de abrir una impor-
tante cuenta en- un Banco a mi
nombre.
Esto no es cierto !-inter-
vino Aranguren-; la casa y Ell
hotel de esta sehora, lie fueron
r~egalados por Ell banquero don
Rodrigo.
5iFalsoI
False.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Los campeones y los pdgie De ptimera fila
para la Association Nacional de Beoxeo

dos: Nose Brown, Jimmy Webb
Dave McCleave, Eddie Mcclure
Freddie Mills. Menci6n honora-
BILE: Tommy Tucker, Oscar Ran
kin, Pat Valentino Y Ed Sarlin.
Peso MedianO
Campe6n: Tony Zale. D6gi-
COS contendientes: George A.
brams, Billy Soose, Ken Over
lin. Boxeadores destacados :
Steve Belloise, Coley WEIGH,
Tony Cianciola Martin, Lloyd
y AL Hostak. Menci6n honora-
BILE: Ernie Vigh, Johnny Colan,
George Burnette, Shorty Hogue
y Ezzard Charles.
Peso Welter
Campe6n: Freddie Cochrane
L6gicos contendientes: Fritzit
Zivic, Mike Kaplan, Icy Jan
nazzo, Charles Burley, Holman
Williams. PGgiles destacados
Luis Kid Cocoa, Antonio Fer
nandez, de Chile; Ernie Roder
lick, Inglaterra; Harry Weekly
Menci6n honorable: Milt Aron
All Davis, Young Kid Mccoy
Tony Marteliano, Yussell Gold
stein, Cecil Hudson, Jimm.
Garrison y Richard Polite.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

presidente; pero de todos mo.
dos, 81 fue asi, no debia ser mu.
chO.
Ell origen de cast todas las
grandes fortunas, ma sido un
punado de dinerO-dijo Eulalia,
queriendo hacer una Erase tea
trail. de gran efecto.
lei origen de cast todas las
grandes fortunas, ha sido la fal
ia de delicadeza-intervino A.
ranguren, parOdiando la Erase
del poeta.
Sc lie llam6 al orden de nuevo
al simpatico Camarada. v CO.
memo un interrogatorio en-
regla de todos y cada uno de los
testigos.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
MATRIMONIO

Benjamin Sigda, %, e Hill
da Davis, 16; William Lucian
Crump, %, y ROselyn Eliza
beth Harris, 26; Allen George
BTdette, 80, y Frances La
Vert Hardy, 10; James Gregg
ry Phelan, "a, y Mary Frances
Morrell, "a; Marion Galloway
Couch, sc, y Louise Etelle Null
ms, IS.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

denes del presidente de laLiga,
lie llamaran la atenci6nl a los
directories, en- casos de esa natu-
raleza. 81 insisten, ell juego Sc
ra declarado forfeit.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

El presidente habia amena-
zado p~reviamente con castigar
3 los testigOs o los acusados que
i-nterrumpieran.
PrtmerO tOc6 81 turnO a A.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
pesoNeero
Carnpe6n. Sammy Anoort.

campe6n: Sammy Angort,
L6gicos qontendientss: BOBBY
Montgomery, Lew jenkins, ia
ckie Wilson, Ray Robinson, Da-
vey Day. Pdgiles destacados :
Ray Lunney, Dave Castilloux,
Eric Boon, George Latka, Ha-
try Hurst, Tippy Larkin. Men
ci6n honorable Pete Lello, Len
ny Mancini, Aldo Spoldi, de TIA
liza; Billy Marqueardt Canada
Beau Jack, Johnny Hutchinson,
Willie Joyce, Irish Bobby Ruff
in y Allie Stoltz.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Peso de Mosoa

Campe6n: Little Dado, Fill
pinas. L6gicos contendientes:
Jalkie Patterson. IngEaterra /;
Little Pancho, Filipinas. Pdgi-
les destacado: Johnny Shaugh-
Messy, Inglaterra; w a n
Kendall, Inglaterra Luis Cas-
tillo Mexico, y Jimmy Stubs,
Inglaterra. Menci6n honorable
Billy Hazlegrove, Inglaterra
Jimmy Gill, Inglaterra, y Small
Montana, Filipinas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

jimmy Brady, kenny Lindsey.
Benhie Goldberg, Jackie Juri4
chy. Mehci6n honorable: PshA
cho Villa, MEXICO; Fred Pope,
Donnie Macs y Carlos Chavez.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Peso de PIupna

Campe6n Richard Lemos. de
Los Angeles. L6gicos conten-
dientes: Chalky Wright, Bobby
Ivy, Jackie Calhura. Pdgiles des
tacados: Jackie Wilson, Lou
Transparent, joey Archibald.
Harry Jeffra, Mike Raffa, Bill
Speary, Jimmy Hatcher. Men
ci6n honorable: Sal Bartola,
George Pace, Charles Constan-
tino y Vern Bybee.
Peso Bantam
Campe6n: Lou Salica. Legf-
limos contendientes: Tony OIL
yea, Manuel Ortiz, Kui Kong
Young, Tommy Fortey. Pig4-
les destacados: Rush Dalma,
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Peso Complete Ligero

Campeon: Gus Lesnevich, N.
Jersey. L6gidos contendientes :
Tami Mauriello, Booker Beck
with, Anton Christoforodis "
Jimmy Bivins. P1giles destaca-
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre Ia pintura
e. L. P, vendida exclu,
por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

La Association Nacional de
Boxeo, que cast siempre esta en-
desacuerdo con ell famoso Mike
Jacobs, ell Gar de los empresa-
rios, di6 a conocer la semana
pasada su lista de campeones.
Sc propone la Association com
batir los procedimientos de ia
cobs y a la conducta de este, en-
cuanto a la contrata de pGgiles,
Sc lie dara la mayor publicidad
alcanzable.
He aqui la lista anunciada
por ell p~residente Jose Triner.
de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17
Peso Complete

Campe6n: Jose Luis. L6gicos
contendientes: Lou Nova y BIZ
My Conn. PGgiles destacados
Buddy Baer, Lem Franklin v
Abe Simon. Menci6n honara-
Jle: Alberto Lowell. Argentina
Arturo Godoy, Chile; Tony
Schuco, Bob Pastor, Max Baer
Buddy Walker, Roscos Tolas
Bill Poland, Harry Bobo, Melic
Bettina, Pat Comiskey y Rode
O'Doddley.
La gaceta., 1941-09-17

vHstOrianO ManteiSa, Editor
Evening star., 1941-10-05
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

'16 H ST. NV = ROOM. APPROxI-
ately 40x20. suitable for dances. parties.
anfinnS CzRO
Evening star., 1941-10-05

43 units, /, , to rms, kit. and bath
each; lust off Conn. ave-; convenient to
downtown; corner wide ave. Income,
S25, 500 You will do we'll to consider
this investment. Statement on request.
Eve. or Sun Phone Georgia 1900.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1941-10-05

CONTINUED O. Ncxt Psss.)
Evening star., 1941-10-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE INVESTORS WHO WILL MAKE
you a cash offer for your D: c. property
in any condition; no charge Tor appraisal
URcIOLo REALTY co. NE. 4941.- 4941.
WANT TO BUY SMALL HOUSE. IN OR
near GEORGETOWN. Advise location. de-
scription and price Box IBID. Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
mn 10Th ST NJ r.

1924 4th ST. S.w.-SToRE AND
Ar. b. S35 so
THOMAS P. BROWN. s15 4th ST. s.W
Evening star., 1941-10-05

Arlington CVa.) bungalow: two bed
rooms, all latest improvements; near bus;
large lot nicely handicapped; price. S4.250,
but will take So, $50 if you have $500 cash
highway 10 N Roosevelt st.. then left to
y. 10th ST., then right one block to N.
sycamore St, then right to last house
on left 1915 N Sycamore ST
Evening star., 1941-10-05
APT. BUYS.

l. NV. corner, new and modern, over
80 units; rents over $4,000 yearly Priced
2. Large modern freproof apt regarded
as one of the best in D. c. Unusual cir
cumstances permits Offering at a price far
below cost. Rents well over 5000, 600
yearly will yield about 30ge on $3.50, 600
cash required. Balance financed at low
interest rate over long period
Others from $4,000 to $1,000 900.
Since 1919 for investment properties see
ANTON KOERBER, INC,
Evening star., 1941-10-05
l ACRE, PROMINENT
LOCATION.
FORRESTVILLE. MD.
NEW BUNGALOW.

5 rooms and bath, hot water heat,
hardwood floors, built-in bath and full
basement. Reasonable down payment
and monthly payments as low as $50
per month, including taxes, insurance
and interest.
To reach: out Bladensburg I'd. to
the second street beyond the second
traffic light in Cottage City, turn right
to the third street, then turn left to
$50 Lawnsdale st. Owner on premises.
10 am. to 5 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
East Falls Church. Va.

MINIATURE VIRGINIA ESTATE
In a setting Of natural beauty. incl. many
fine old trees and winding drive; This
generously proportioned owner-built brick
residence. within is min. of Navy Dept,
is offered because Of unexpected transfer
West. Very modern. with 8 fine rooms. 2
screened back porch used for
cons, ETC.: a delightful breakfast room,
deck porch. modern Gilbarco oil unit, 2
car garage. House sits back over $50 #
from Military. I'd. with entrance at other
end: Very close to rear Of Washington
Golf and Country Club. A rare oppor-
tunity at really remarkable price. S13.-
500. Can be seen only BY appointment.
Phone Mr.. Goodwin. c. W. CLEVER Co.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN NORTH BEACH
Three lots and cottage 81 300: sickness.
must sell: offer good for this week only.
HAYES REAL ESTATE.
BUY NOW AT AFTER SEASON PRICES
Md; easy terms. Inspect new F. H. A.
display cottage built for all-year use; solid
foundations, double construction. hard
wood oak floors complete plumbing,
shower. Inquire at office at Cedarhurst.
open daily, or WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle. MA. 1929.
LAKE JACKSON MANASSAS. VA-3l
miles D. C; log cabin mi; sell. rent
or trade. DU. 1900. NE. 4300.
CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE. FIVE
rooms, two large porches, complete bath,
water. electricity. built-tn sink and cab
inets; floors sanded and vanished: beaut--
ful lot, in refined community, on good
road; S2,S15; terms MR. WEST Shore
ham Beach. Mayo, Md, or Sterling 1851.
rs MI. SOUTH D. c.; PICTURESQUE CO.
lonial Manor 1888: lSS a. IS tlllable, A. i
tobacco, good tenant bIdgs,; tenant can
remain; l nj. State I'd. front. ! mi. creek.
financed. Owner. MRS. SMITH, co. 1850.
FOR sALE-LAKE JACKSON. NEAR
Msnassas-WIl sacrifice new log cabin
WASHNGTON's OUTSTANDING DE-
veloper OF shore property is seeking o sales
contract for fully laid-out development OF
County: has complete sales organizs tion {;
proven ability to dispose OF back lots,
State fun details. z. L. PARKER. 412
Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1941-10-05
CHEVY CHASE, MD,

4307 ELM STREET. Situated in a pictur.
esque residential section, this six-room
and bath home offers a real opportunity
concrete driveway, hot-water heat, side
porch. composition roof weather stripped,
screened and insulated. Open for inspec-
tion.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
o25 New York Ave. NV Realtors MA o7q7
Evening star., 1941-10-05
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

LIVING ROOM bedroom, bath and kitchen,
for the hunting season of g mo, at East
convenienreS. heal inrlit5sd s45 mo Roy
253-D, Star.
Evening star., 1941-10-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FIRST FLOOR. SPACE 2oxao TT. IN Es-
tablisheS real estate once; s ,neat heat wster'
SINGLE OR SUITE, IDEAL FOR
lawyers, secretarial service and law library
available. End floor. 1ll0 18th st. NV.
BARRIsTER BLDG. 635 ST, NV.
s fs sDGss aas
i7I9 K ST. Nw.-2-RooM OFFICE
suite, Just of street, suitable for con-
tractor. architect. ETC.: sos. ]. C. WELDON
CO, Me. BOIL.
SILVER sPRING@-RM. OFFICE AND
2-rm. ofice, S45 and $50, respectively; on
sT9tessionsi man BANS REALTORS CO.
PRIVATE OFFICE IN SUITE IN INVEST
ment bldg. Box 347-D. Star.
THREE SMALL OFFICES, s15 PER MONTH
SHARE NICELY FURN; PVT: OFFICE IN
ice INQUIRE 410 Hill Bldg.
R. e. BROKER WILL SHARE LARGE
Office with non-conficting business. B. G.
BROWN, 1713 K st. NV.
HALF DUAL PVT. OFFICE; .ls Excel: LoC.,
AT1gton Roh sha5s sfey service very
furnished. in established law " firm; ' seere-
tarial service. Box bad, Star.
ARLINGTON, vA-DEsIRABLE OFFICE
space for doctors and dentists in modernly
equipped bldg: leases from S37 so up; con-
venient location adjoining prominent
shopping center at Lee hwy; and Glebe I'd:
catering to several high-class residential
developments. For details phone DICK
BASSETT, CHI. 5057.
3 LOVELY RMS. 500 SO. FT.-NEAR 18th
ana K: ready Dec. 4th; modern BLDG; refs.
Box 106-D. Star
31st 254 WEST-FANDEN BLDG.
Opposite Pennsylvania Station
Modern office and showroom building
Full floor. 3 900 So. ft. Excellent light.
Attractive corner units-S50 and up,
ARTHUR ECKSTEIN, INC,
$40 Seventh Ave. New York City.
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Full So commission will be paid for
satisfactory sale of my 13-unit apt. To-
Gated At 2023 4th st. ne; low rents: gross
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INVESTMENT GROUND,
BROKERS. ATTENTION.

Az acres, ] block from heart of Silver
Spring. surrounded by apt. houses l5c per
foot. Excellent buy for future profit. Call
MR. GRAY. WI A4h4
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OFFICES WANIEn.

OFFICE SPACE, WITH REFINED. AGREE
able party. where typist service may be
had and where phone calls may be taken
care Of; out Of busy NV. section; 1st fUur
preferred. Phone District 1880 =.
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FOR COLORGD
120 46th PLACE NE.
COLORED-BARGAIN.
ca E00
pSSlOn Cam kINtI. EdSF
OPEN SUNDAY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-WELL-BUILT
fns con. throughout; sale price. SEQ
will lease to responsible party for Two
or three years at S105. DIXIE REALTY
70 MA $3.50.