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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
The Squeeze Of Death

ITO UNCLE SAM; Make We truce with Adam-Zad
the bear that is now going walk like an American
With apologies to the late Rudyard Kiping
The following dispatch from Washington was printed
In the New York Herald Tribune
Administration and congressional leaders expressed
hope that the Nazi attack Soviet Russia may have
beneficial effect the defense strike situation in the
United States
This hope was based the expectation that the
will he followed by quick change in the Com
munist Party line in this country
"Many have been convinced for some weeks that
number the strikes i'm vital defense industries have been
inspired by Communists within labor groups who were
following line calculated to hamper production of war
materials here"
IF THIS is it would that this country is today
in deplorabe plight, due mainly to the eight-year
coddlng of Soviet Russia and despicabe weakness on
the part of the government in dealing with the Red
Menace here
1t would mean that We had reached such state Of
helpless dependence the Red subverters in our
defense plants that the only way can get out OF the
ditch support Stain and his bloodsained boshevlsm
1t means that these Reds-these tireless enemies Of
our institutons-wil now be allowed TO WORK I'M
MOLESTED in defense factories-and NO CUES
TONS ASKED.
1t means that all attempts to get them out of the
unions will
TT MUST be remembered that Communist is ALWAYS
i Communist-frst, last and all the time
That he owes allegiance ONLY to Moscow and the
party line
That all secrets in defense plants will be trans
mitted to the Kremlin--
That thousands of Reds and their fefiowravelers will
be working NOT for the plants that employ them, NOT
for the defense the United States of America but for
the DEFENSE OF RUSSIA AND THE EXTENSION
INTO OUR LAND OF RUSSIAN BOLSHEVISM.
THERE should be let-up in the campaign OF the
government and the labor unions to expel the Reds
from defense plants.
The bear that is pretending to walk like an
American should not fool Uncle Sam the loyal officials
of our labor unions
The bear may walk like American but his HUG
is deadly ever-the SQUEEZE OF DEATH for our
free institutions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Perfect Loyalty to Wife
Gets Man Lump on Head
BY DAMON RUNYON

damn about when and how I
come home so am perfectly
satisfied with her.
II could have done worse. /
could have have married Tillic
H., the time we were engaged 20
years ago and been as henpecked
as her husband. Peep, Is now.
II accept full responsibility
for my wife and take this means
Of serving notice on the com
munity that If L hear another
word of criticism or of Jest or
anything else about her save of
a complimentary nature l will
seek the person who utters same
and beat him or her half to
DEATH"
OUR old man said he thought
" this was the most mag
nificent example OF husbandly
devotion he had ever heard of,
but that so far from making a
favorable impression on Annette,
II aroused her in a manner that
proved conclusively that she was
one of those wives lacking in
appreciation of this finest of
husbandly traits.
He said no sooner had the
papers appeared with the huS-
bands declaration than she was
at his place of business armed
with broom handle with which
she hit him on the head. raising
large lump. and then chased
him 10 blocks.
Our old man said the worst
part of it was that as she pur-
sued him past the corner of
Fourth and Main streets, Tillie
T.. stepped out of hiding in
doorway and pelted him with
hunks of coal and one hunk
landed on the lump already
created by the broom handle,
greatly accentuating the injury
Our old man said the devoted
husband was unable 20 wear a
hat for a month which caused
him TO catch a cold in the head
and thereafter he became the
most undevotcd husband in the
United States.
Copyright. 1871, King Features synd. Inc
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Look for Good Men Now

A RE you one of those who was sckened by the
a recent exposures of grating by city councilmen
that resulted in the custer of three of them?
Are you one of those who went around saying 1--WE
ought to do something this could again happen
in Detroit?
Well now is the time to do something" Now is the
time to start looking around for honest outstanding
citizens to for the council vacancies We need citizens
who would be real assets that body and to the city,
who would regard a councilmanc position
opportunity for public service and not way to make
$4,000 year.
Although the Fall primary is two months off, The
Detroit Times joins the Detroit bureau of governmental
research in urging that representative candidates be
found now for the vacancies.
If they not the bureau points out that the field
will be left open to self-starters name candidates and
the candidates of minority groups"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

OUR old man said he some
" times feared that devoted
husbands were not always fully
appreciated by their wives. He
said some wives took husbandly
devotion too much as matter
of course, especially after long
marriage, and held it too lightly,
whereas they should cherish it
above anything else on earth.
Our old man said the most
devoted husband he ever knew
finally wound up getting the
short end because of his devo-
ton. He said this was a fellow
back in our old home town of
Pueblo who was married to a
lady who was often discussed
in social circles and seldom in
favorable terms.
Our old man said taht natu-
rally some of the chatter
reached the husbands ears and
one day he had the following
statement published in the adj
vertising columns of the morn
ing papers:
ITO whom il may concerns:
81 know my wife Annette, has
certain peculiarities not found in
all women.
81 know that she wears funny
hats and dresses n little too
young for her age, which Is ~,
a fact well known 10 many i'm
this community who grew up
with her, though she knocks off
six years when mentioning Ii.
II know she is given to baby
talk.
IL know she changes the color
Of her hair oftener than seems
necessary and that she il as
nearsighted as bat but II too
vain to wear glasses.
II know that she il n knocker
and that she gossips too much.
81 know that she browbeats
tradesmen and is a tough en-
ployer on her hired girls and
Is as stiDgy as they come in
every way.
81 know that she promotes
many quarrel between the
best OF friends and that though
she goes TO church regularly her
religion Is quite shallow IL not
bogus.
There il nothing I do not
know about my wife. Annette.
I have lived with her for Is
years through hell and high
water, 80 no accurate statement
Of her shortcomings could be
news to me.
"She shores and talks In her
sleep.
"She pads her hips.
"Shc j. pretty much of an
all-around fool.
SQUT she j. a great cook and
- always has the meals right
on time and keeps the house
clean and the beds neatly made
and does not tuck In the sheets
30 they make me think I am In
n straight jacket and she does
not nag me or ask me questions
about my business, or give a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
How axes Strike

low constantly increasing taxes hit your pocketbook
is shown in the 1910 tax report of the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company.
For each and every telephone in your home place
Of business year about 500 of the bill was assigned
by the company for payment of federal and Michigan
taxes.
Taxes paid by the company in 1910 totaled about
$000000 and % per cent above the 1899 total the
previous high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Connolly Answers

la Dirge; tb) chantey; tc)
anthem.
Pa Principal; tb) spoken
(c) ally.
3--ta) Dcformity; (b) large
nose; tc) brutality.
IA Artemls, Diana: OBJ
Aurora; (c) Aphrodite,
Venus.
5-ta) Free-ranging; (b) early
morning music; Co piece
played with rapidity.
61(a) Mary Baker Eddy: OBJ
Samuel dc Champlain; tc)
Mohammcd.
7-(a) Cat or cross: OBJ Their
mometer; (c) hall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
DEfR0HsalT nMES

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company at 1925 Times square, Detroit.
Mich
Entered at Detroit, Mich. as Second Class
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
Naturalization
Curbs Held
Necessary /,
Pegler Calls immigrants
Serious Problem
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

THERE is not the slightest
doubt that the people OF this
country have the right TO close
their books, and for any length
of time, against the naturaliza-
ton Of aliens.
This is our country and we
make the rules of eligibility. so
if we decide not to take in any
more outsiders as full members
until further notice no apologies
are due any one.
The question is whether il
would be wise to do this.
AS one who thinks il would
be wise / would point TO the
fact, we'll known TO all our
practical politicians, that for a
long time many of our nat
uralized citizens have voted by
blocs and have turned important
elections by their solidarity
under the leadership Of political
coloniZers or padroneS.
No election should be decided
by any group which is still
conscious Of segregation from
the whole American community.
but this does happen and doubt
less will continue 10 happen as
long as we confer citizenship on
masses Of people who simply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
EMMA LOLA CABLE,
1882 Lexington avenue.
Quiz Answers

Progressive Party. It's en-
blem was the bull moose.
? From West TO East.
3-Rummy.
A room Is feet square into
which 146 British subjects
were forced on June 20, 1855.
by Surajah Dowlah, the In
dian nabob Before morning
1913 had died.
5-Handyman.
6-Prairie wolf.
All are ruminant animals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
TELEPHoNEl-CHERRY

EPHONb-CHERRY $500
Subscription rates Gin advancej by mail
TO any place in the United states. Canada
or Mexico. tOn Canadian subscriptions add
100 TO cover war import tax:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04

"RUT she Is a great cook and
- always has the meals right
on time and keeps the house
clean and the beds neatly made
and does not tuck In the sheets
30 they make me think I am In
n straightjacket and she does
not nag me or ask me questions
about my business, or give
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
FRIEDA WIEDMER,
1882 GIenfield avenue.
TO THE EDITOR.

TO TIE EDITOR:
DOROTHY THOMPSON is
~ certainly anxious for Amer
ica's immediate participation.
She is anxious 10 save England
right now is the time.
Well, Miss Thompson. besides
saving British imperialism. do
you also advocate all aid for
Britains new ally, Soviet Rus
STA?
What kind of a democracy is
this? Are we Americans TO
police the whole world? Chris
tian Americans are not yet so
foolish to sacrifice the lives of
their loved ones for an atheistic
nation.
EMMA LOLA CABLE,
1882 Lexington avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-04
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
II. =. hum BelllS KIM
BY ARTHUR "BUGS" BAER

The trouble with bird like who has commented
affairs for many years that liable between the
protector and the
try TO stay out Of the picture much possible But
the birthday Of eahs greatest nation want put in
two cents on the right side Of the decimal point
I've been around long time and you jumping up
down the it's because have million dollars
In my head and I'm trying shake down into my pocket
But I'd rather be bum in the United States than king
anywhere else It's safer.
So let's all get busy and keep II the greatest nation Good
wishes, agwaving and yelling all right but action is
better Don't sagnate Remember there's many that
rotted the ground
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-04-16
WEDNESDAY, APRIL l6, 1911

ch""oc of the program.
The dcaconS and trustees of th,
church are sponsors of the proEr,p.
and invite the public to attend.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

VICINITY 18th AND ALLISON SITS NV
a bedrooms, baths, garage, oil heat;
Dec. LIST. Phone WA. 1862,
3425 14th ST NE.-S RMS, 2 BATHS,
oil heat: 2-car garage: $50.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r l. Ave NE DE 031T
Evening star., 1941-11-16

SILVER REcoNDIT1oNED 8
rooms, bedrooms, IA baths. oil heat
porches. maids room, 2,car garage: lot
l5OX125: bus service: Sl00. OWNER, CO.
TSS1. evenings. AID. 3S42
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Det. Brick HOme-S3O0

1910 18th St ne-Suburban etnos-
ohere. vet city convenience; lovely Groom
pr!ck. with large front rorch and ? rear
porehes' iull basement; tile bath, built-in
r. G.. DUNNE
hOi II 81. Ma. Atlantic 500
Evening star., 1941-11-16

AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY. IN CONVENIENT
ne location. This s-room brick house,
with lncloSed rear porches and com
plete baths having q monthly income Of
S9o IN addition to owners apt, should
excite your curiosity If so, cali
R G. DUNNE
604 H St. NE AT $500
Evening star., 1941-11-16

9Of 10Th s.. NV RE 1871
WOODROW WILSON DISTRICT-HOME
with charm and special cons. alton for
juniors: lot OF value for the price asked.
owners change of plans your opportunity.
Inspection by appointment only
RUBY VI. POLICY. ME- 556s.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
HOUSES UkFURk'sHED.

1925 MARYLAND AVE Ns-s ROOMS:
%Safra ooTina SqS S JoE fas FR toSSS soS
RoOMING, NEAR goth g. 40 ROOMS,
q baths f rco Goa, heat; tG t2eaJtpark,nF sIoo S3
55ls 4th ST NW-s r. AND Ia B..
MAPhE G jA%Es' SHssei inc. 1si 14'h St NV %
DI 3346
S1S2 S1i:e WARDER os1n ST N Sw2sTofy gne,
suitable ., families; 2 eitchens; $50.
3443 18th ROAD, NORTH. ARLINGTON.
Va.-7-room house. hot-wathr heat, a mi :.
from bus line; S65; open Sunday. out
WASHINGTON blvd to. Lincoln ST. right
block, or call FIR. asa.
CARPENTER-HOU RENT IN SUBURBS
in exchange for off-time work. Box 352-z,
Star.
Mr. 4th AND SHERIDAN. SITS. NV
Attrac. 7-rm. and bath brick home. Oil
burner tsummer and winter hookup) elee, H :,
Really M CO. NA ap sssd 1Asi Sunday RA a7s5.
NEW 6 RMS. . BATHS, S75 MONTH.
Randle Highlands, near Pa. ave. Sc
Desirable location: available about Nov.
25th: adult gentiles. Box 295-J. Star.
2so2 MYRTLE AVE. Me- r. AND B.
oil burner $3.50 mo.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th 81. NV, DI 3346.
1854 MORSE ST NE. AVAILABLE DE-
cember If rooms. , kitchens. L bath.
inclosed porch. S67 80.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.
1925 North Capitol ST. HO. 1000.
$50 5O-SPECIAL-S3 30
1905 X st. Se.-4 r. and b.. near Navy
Yard; a real bargain.
BETHESDA, MD.
& rooms. . pOrches large lot, living
room with open fireplace: modern kitchen.
Available a once: SO 90.
CYRUS KEISER. Jr,
1910 Wisconsin Ave,
WO. 531l. Eve. WO. 1865. IT,
$50 MONROE ST NV.
6 rooms, bath, INV h. :! porches. nice
back ward. convenient transportation.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
l1O1 Eve ST. NV MA SS15.
6 ROOMS. CORNER LOT: CONVENIENT
to schools and shopping district; $50.
CYRUS KFISER, Jr.,
1910 Wisconsin Ave.
WO 5311 Eve WO II61 1Hs
Evening star., 1941-11-16
WOODBRIDGE. D. C,
ONE OF THE LAST.
First Come, First Served.

Sl0,45O-Large living room. fireplace
dlGlng room; ultra modern kitchen. 3 large
oeorooms' li2 baths, linen closets. built
IN GARAGE: all b-lck: large lot. Gail Chest
Evening star., 1941-11-16

COLORFD-2456 SHOWS COURT NV,
near 25th and K-4-room brick house,
COLORED-5100 FITCH ST. NEAT
tractive 6-rm bungalow. extensive grounds
and yard electric. $50: no central heating
or plumbing. NASH 1916 BRYANT ST. Il e.
COLORED-1413 GIRARD ST NE-6
r. b.. h.-wh., elec. Reference reouired.
Adults only $3.50. GUY TIMER,
1895 You 81. NV. NO. 4a07.
317i2 B ST. NE-FOR COLORED Gov
ernment worker with no children :
rooms and pretty bath. newly decorated
inside and outside, electricity, gas; nice
neighborhood; S3S.
J. GUERIN,
4l2 East Capitol ST Lincoln 34l-
Evening star., 1941-11-16

MARIETTA PARK.
Corner brick home. 6 rooms and bath,
two elasS-inclosed porches, built-in ga
rage; in splendid condition; is now renting
Sharnoff. EN-; 1927, wAPLE & JAMEH,
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
and 4 bedrooms, and 3l2 baths: large
rms; built-in garages; located in Wood
side Forest. Call MIR. LEACHE, SH. 429S-R
or DI 3346, am. to IL am.
Two complete apts: Of 2 rms, kitchen.
dinette. bath EACH income. low at sos
per mo-; automatic INV. hit. full base
ment laundry rm.; a real investment at
& JAMES INC.
NORTHEAST SECTION.
8 rms, bath. oil ht garage; in new
house condition.: ready, for occupancy;
convenient neighborhood. Can be seen
any time by appointment. MR.. PARTLoW,
CALVERT lrl s. ST NV. 1900 1900 BLOCK
kitchens, 4 refrigerators; rented for
$3.50 per month; a real bargain for
$4,000, on reasonable terms. WAPLE &
JAMES. INC, DI. 3346.
NE. NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Row brick. s rms; ,, and bath !built-in
modern kitchen with oxford cabinets, INV.
heat. good yard, garage; excellent condi-
tion. Cail Mr.. Altman, FIR. 1904.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
SEVEN ROOM ROW BRICK, NE
.on ST be. o basnss a1nss in a4ss Al ss
clean basement; only S5,250. 90. Good
home or investment. Will rent for s55. 90.
CAL Mr.. FOSTER. WA. o17s or DL ss4e.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
MATCH THIS ONE

located in EdRemoor n the tnrsda
area, this grand home has , p~cr0ors ari
: ronp-ele baths. . bedrooms and ba n cn
] s. moor large living room WIN f.Cr ace,
dll!hg room and kitchen FaN basement
with toilet ana recreation room. oil h ". b
Ear 'acncQ sdrdgC. Beautiful nd
SCapeu idt, and Is an outstanding value at
N4lrouH Betler phone now for Appoint
men: % inspect. this property located at
?2'H'g Hampden lane, open Sunday noon
Evening star., 1941-11-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

; TO 8 ROOMS. UNFINISHED. OR
house. within D. C.: permanent Govt. EN-
ploye. Write G. DE SAINTS, 6l0 sth st. sw
BY FAMILY OF 3 EMPLOYED. 3 TO 4
bedrooms. modern plumbing, heating. ac-
cessible bus, by December Is: vicinity
Alexandria. Taylor 6O03.
5 OR ROOM UNFURN MODERN
house. automatic heat; S65Ss0. AVIRON,
Hobart 9S5l
Evening star., 1941-11-16

NC
where else IN Silver Spring Will
you find this type property. Excel
IeAt.y located fcw blocks 10 Ga.
ave ! = acres, sGodyided in : l0rs
If desired
Has very attractive Spanish-style
3-bedrm. home all on ] q concrete
construction. insulated: stec! win
COWS. completely moderated. IL
u. bedrms ground landScaped.
House sets back 100 e. See SaGT
Colegyllie I'd OPEN SUN HELEN
II. VEIT, SH. 616U SH. 1926.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
HOUSES EURh. OR UhEURk.

DET. COLONIAL BRICK. OFF UPPER
18th st.-3 bedrooms, 2 baths. den, rec.
rm.. attrac. furn.. piano, Oriental rugs,
Venetian blinds; beaut. yard: gas heat: ga
rage RA. 3sOS Sun. after $50 weekdays.
FURNISHED COTTAGE: 2 ROOMS.
screened porch, $50 month; also unfurn.
apt, newly decorated 3 rooms: bath, near
car line, $40 month. WI. 4253.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED = 6
rooms baths. oil heat; Michigan Park;
SIS or 500 Hobart 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.

,,ss,o5O-WooDsIDE PARK. MD.
New new 5-room and bath brick and stone
soIRs ROBERT GAYLoR. REALToR,
READ THIS
modern bungalow Slate roof copper
piping; arge lot surrounded by trees: 2
bedroo living room "a feet. stone fire.
pis ps. ercury switches. roto-type windows.
BEITzELL. District 3Ioo or Franklin s793'
CONVENIENT Sc. LOCATION.
separate apis: oil heat garage good
Rls: RA. oass 4 &. o'coNNoR' d. 525@' or eves.'
BUNGALOW-S5,
Md IN exc excellent ie , section Of Takoma Park,
Dung aIoW has very large living rm with
open fireplace, bedrms, inclosed Sleeping
pefs poffeh' cornt Mccnen with new sink and elec.
ID: s9i w. L. MOORE GE. osO2.
BARGAIN-a ROOMS, $3.50: AUTO
ns neat, attractIve' 3 stories: good rooming
M ap's. oN9 Hoftn OF r; l. aye, on Ist st.
Ii. s143. e"'A, oAN E. j. Williams
.,s >, OVERLOOKING POTOMAC.
ana ana the historic c; q o. Canal, in Brook
ScTeeend porch S006ss 6sseme1, h ICONS bath
ss99t.Water s9Gd heat; conv. TO car Iins; $4,000;
S0UU down, S42 monthly
MRS. BURGEss
6lO9 Broad St WI 4o53
OPEN ALL DAY.
500 cash. SAL per mo Z You st NV
sI5 tn THos; s; 2 WALSH INC.
A., hr,cE BARGAIN G"1at, FOR s., $50 -e-RooM
IN garage h.-wh. in conv ne. location
eo4 H st. Ne 4 g. DoNNE' AT. $500
THOMAS CIRCLE-PRoPERTY BUSINESS
ahd furnishings, II rms. running water in
mo- mo- rms ms oil heat owner leaving city
,... OWENS REALTY COMPANY
1913 II st. NV. Room 4I0. Me nls6
PARK RID AT Mt. PLEAsANT-ll RMS
. ,,o[5a baths, rs o.! heat gcraRe splendid condi-
80 NEWTON NJ AT 14th-1O rooms. redeco-
SHEPHERD AT I:}th-S rooms, perfect
condition; built-in garage. * $50.
\, M A4 eI, , On Liberal Terms: ~
X NJ. DE SHAzO. ll23 IAN. Ma. $500. .
NEAR 18th AND I s.E-TWO FRAMES.
large rooms. electricity, good condition:
VIII easily rent for so per mo. Price.
o345n for both.
CRCIOLO REALTY CO. Me 4941
NEWLY DECORATED
A CALIFORNIA STYLE HOME
Is available in lovely Hillcrest for only
s6.95o. The house has 3 rooms and bath
buHli 'iIt obcpS llbfi lLt
flrst, floor there is the dining room and
kitchen. All rooms are large. light and
have ample closet space lot 5ox140.
Open Sun, II TO .. 37Oj Camden St. sc
Just of Alabama ave. Sc. Terms, $3.50
down. S55 mo.
HERBERT & SONS REALTORS.
5l5 East Capitol Ii. 0l2a.
CAPITOL HILL
large 1I-rm -and-bath rOoming house
that can be converted into apts. IS avail
able; l blk. from Z. Capitol St, SEMI
detached 2-car garage ana loft; price,
1850 81 500 down. SO per mo Newly
decorated. Open daily. 2 to $40
HERBERT &, SONS. REALT ORS.
81 East CaDitol S.. Ii ol29.
CLOSE-IN PETWORTH
Sc $3.50 rooms, bath, gas. air condi-
toned fenced yard; only year old.
Act promptly on this one Mr.. Quick. with
BE1TZELL., District 300 or Randolph
INVESTORS. ATTENTION
2-family frame building. close in e;
owner must sell: reasonable. Call Mr..
CARRIER.
HOME REALTY CO.
9of 10Th St. NV RE 1897
WOODROW WILSON DISTRICT-HOME
with charm and special cons der alton for
juniors: lot OF value for the price asked.
owner change of plans your opportunity.
Inspection by appointment only.
RUBY VI. POLICY ME- 556s
MAKE AN OFFER
Evening star., 1941-11-16
4123 44th ST NV

Be sue 70 drive OUT and SEE this at-
traclEe group Of model BUNGAI OWS
Z!tu2 q n beautiful American University
ss@:E' ? rlsTn,nS Tocms. Tile bath on first
moor, LARGE attic with . finished rooms
porches. etc. beautifully rerovated and
pTi5cd exceptionally low, only $3.50, on
Evening star., 1941-11-16
S19,500.
COUNTRY ESTATE.

MARYLAND country estate s miles
from District line beyond Bethesda A
new brick home, less than years old on
5 acres Of ground white fence and beau
tifIl trees; house is Cape Cod design,
large hVn room, screened porch. bay-
WlnQoWed dining room. Vell-equipDed
El'chcn. bedroom and bath on the first
moor; > large bedrooms and . baths ard
bath: oil heat: 2-car garage Sellfng be-
cause Of death in family. T y. FRY,
INC, $40 Wisconsin ave WI Gao