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Evening star., 1941-09-29
Wants Practical Attitude
Toward Challenge Of War.
Ia ths Ehitnr of The Star.

Liberty is fragile thing-easily lost.
Men in all ages and lands have been will
ing to fight and to die for liberty. But
fighting and dying for liberty does not
always achieve or preserve it--as many
erstwhile proud nations Of Europe now so
sadly know.
War is practical-not tdealiStic-the
most brutally practical of all things.
While we and other still free peoples
of the earth, are discussing such recon-
dite and speculative subjects as "our war
aims" and "the world of tomorrow" the
great Nazi machine moves on to new
achievements.
Can't We, with the pitiful example of
all the despoiled nations before us, get
down to the business Of doing what is
necessary to defend our shores and help
our allies win this war? And thus assure
that there will be q vorld-a free world
~ - Tomorrow. WILBUR II. CLOSE.
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Italy Scrupes the BurreI

The Italian governments decree
sharply rationing bread is an omi-
nous revelation of that unhappy
country's worSening war economy.
This drastic step comes as a climax
to long series of restrictions which
already had pinched the everyday
life of the Italian people.
For both the poor and the middle
classes in Italy, bread and its equiva-
lents, macaroni, spaghetti and po-
lenta or cornmeal mush, constitute
the staff of life. One of Mussolini's
most telling slogans was his Battle
of the Wheat" which aimed at max
ing Italy practically self sufficient in
this respect. During the years before
the war, the goal was almost at
tained-under normal circumstances.
But war needs and handicaps to
agricultural production, coupled with
less favorable harveStS this season
and last year, have exhausted Italy'S
slender carryover and caused dan
gerouS deficit of foodStuffS. Already
meat, fats, cheese and other staple
articles of diet have been drastically
rationed. Now bread, the basic
staple. joins the list.
How drastic the cut is can be un-
derstood when it is recalled that,
before the war, the average Italian
consumed seventeen ounces of bread
or its equivalent per day. During the
first year of Italian belligerency, ra-
tioning of spaghetti and other wheat
products cut average daily consump-
ton to about ten ounces. The pres
ent rationing reduces this still
further to six and one-half ounces
of bread, plus very small allot-
ments of spaghetti and kindred
products. That is equivalent to less
than one-fourth of standard
American bakers loaf. Not much to
live on, when general rationing
makes it impossible to turn to sub
stitutes. This is, of course, the basic
ration. Persons engaged in ordinary
manual labor are allowed so per cent
more. while heavy workers get a
bonus of 100 per cent.
An interesting sidelight Is the
order forbidding bakeshops, restau-
rants and food stores generally to
display their wares in their windows.
That is to avoid awakening the re-
pressed appetites of passers-by. Can
anything better illustrate the
Spartan regime to which the Italian
people are condemned?
1t must further be understood that
these dietary restrictions are only
part of a general program of eco
nomic egimentation, higher taxes,
forced loans and other measures to
cut down public consumption and
make still larger portion of the ma
tional income available for war uses.
Already, authoritative Spokesmen
suggest the imposition of complete
civilian mobilization which would be
an extreme form of economic control
best described by the term "barrack-
room socialism" That, indeed, is the
logical regime imposed by war neces-
sites upon a nation of limited re-
sources engaged in a life-and-death
struggle. Whether the Italian people
can stand the strain remains to be
SEEN
Evening star., 1941-09-29

partment can collect the unpaid
postage, but that procedure, as is
evident, is hedged with difficulty.
In sharp contrast, private use of
departmental envelopes sans postage
calls for fine of $500 and instances
such as the present demonstrate the
need for more effective control of
the use of congressional franks.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

There is saying to the effect that
a good big man is always better in
the fight ring than good little man.
Along the same line, in getting aid
across to Britain, tremendous lot
of fast little ships is better than a
fewer number of big ones. Subma-
rines these days are superb, but not
one Of them can Be In two places at
tlno sA1ao tina.
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Huskin's Answers
To Questions
BIZ Frederic J. Hnsktr,.

reader can get the anstCer to any
question OF fact by trittng The Epe-
ming Star Information Bureau, Fred
eric J. HaSkin, director, Washington,
D. c. Please incloSe stamp for reply.
@. Who is the tallest general in the
United States Army?-W. T.
A. Brig. Gen. Frederick Osborn, head
of the morale branch of the War Depart
ment, is feet 8 inches tall.
@. What is the largest selling magazine
published in Spanish?-M. F. H.
A. 1t is the Spanish edition of Readers
Digest, with a circulation of 350,000.
@. How many State Senators and Rep
resentatives are there in New Jersey
J.V.
A. There are 81 members in the New
Jersey Senate and go in the General
Assembly.
@. For whom is Touro Synagogue in
Rhode Island named?-C. C. M.
A. Touro Synagogue at Newport de-
rives its name from Rabbi Isaac Touro,
having gone there originally from Por-
tugal. In 1853 he established the first
recognized congregation of the Jewish
faith in the United States.
O. When was the present system OF
baseball scoring introduced?-J. B. H.
A. The regular system of scoring was
introduced by Henry Chadwick and was
formally adopted in 1864.
Q. In which of Shakespeare's plays Is
the expression "cut a caper" used?-
A. M. K.
A. Faith, 1 can cut a csper" is from
Twelfth Night"
@. What is the value of Canada's fish,
cries production?-G. H. M.
A. In 1910, Canadian fish production
had a marketed value of 45,118,757. Sal-
mon headed the list with total mar
keted value of 14,170, ,496.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

Many years ago French author
wrote play in which a strike Tn a
powerhouSe resulted in an interrupt
ton of electric current in hospital
during an operation. Reality recently
caught up with romance when a
walkout caused a blackout in Kansas
City. Presumably, that is progress.
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address of
the 1Criter, although the use of
q pSeudonynl for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters ,Uith
UieU to condensation.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

sidered as ended by the Lease-Lend Act.
All in all, then, the whiting away
OF the Neutrality Act so far has been
confined to the cash-and-carry require
ment The other changes made In the
act have been ordered by the President
under the discretion vested in him By
the ~ itsAlf.
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Submits Additional Data
On Colors Of the Flag.
To the Editor of The Star:

Reference Is made to The Star Of
September "a and particularly to the
column of questions and answers con-
Quoted by Frederic J. Haskin, in which
occurred the following:
@. What do the colors Of the United
States flag symbolize?-MD. A. The
Evening star., 1941-09-29

@. What percentage Of automobiles are
nine years old?-H. TT
A. In 1910, "a per cent of passenger
cars were nine or more years old.
Q. Where does the Western Hemi-
sphere begin7-C. B. e.
A. 1t is usually considered to begin at
the goth meridian west of Greenwich
England.
Q. At what ages does a person grow
the fastest?-P. w. H.
A. The most rapid period Of growth in
the human being Is in the first year of
life.
@. What Is the meaning Of the word
Napoli, with reference to Germany?-
D. J. H.
A. The Napol (Nstional Political In
stitutes) are the schools for training boys
for future leadership.
@. Are black diamonds more valuable
than white diamonds?-S. T. C.
A. Black diamonds are not nearly as
valuable as white diamonds, and are
| generally much rougher and not as hard.
| @. What is the temperature Of the
coldest area of water in the Atlantic
Ocean?-C. T. H.
| A. Surface water temperatures as low
as % degrees F. have been observed oc-
casionally in the Labrador current on
the northeastern edge of the Grand
! Banks of Newfoundland
@. How many hymns were composed
! by Charles Wesley?-C. R. E.
A. Charles Wesley was the author Of
more than 5000 hymns. More than 500
| hymns of John and Charles Wesley are
in common use today.
@. What Queen wished for a moment
Of time upon her deathbed?-C. A.
A. Queen Elizabeth of England is
credited with saying on her deathbed,
"I would give all my jewels for one mo-
ment of time"
@. Which of the Wright brothers made
the first flight at Kitty Hawk in l9o3?-
W. c. E
A. Orville Wright. The brothers, Or
vile and Wilbur, tossed a coin TO see
which one should have the privilege OF
going up first.
@. What will keep brass spigots from
looking water spotted?-J. G. H.
A. After cleaning them, apply a little
furniture polish. The oil in the polish
prevents chemical action from the
splashing water
O. How long did the Reign of Terror
last?-C. D. J.
A. The Reign of Terror was the period
in French history beginning about
March. 1893, when the revolutionary
tribunal was appointed. and ending in
July, 1894, with the overthrow Of Robes
pierre and his associates.
| Q. What artist originated the posterp
F. D. A.
A. Edward Penfeld, art editor of the
Harper magazines from 1891 to 1907 was
the originator of the poster in America.
@. Please give the exact location Of
Boulder Dam-W. P. H
A. 1t is located in Black Canyon OF
the Colorado River, where that stream
forms the Arizona Nevada boundary,
about rs miles southwest of Las Vegas,
| New.
@. Who was Isaac Bickerstaf1?-T.
G. M.
A. This was the pen name Of Rich
ard Steele at the time he established
THE Tattler" in 1709.
| Q. Why did Czolgosz assassinats
President McKinley?-A. B.
A. On the day of his execution, Leon
Czolgosz said: Il killed the President be-
cause he was the enemy Of the good
people. the good working people. I am
| not sorry for my crime" asssa
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Natural Scenes of the United

Natural Scenes of the United
States - Contains a handsomely
reproduced photograph and con-
densed description of the famous
natural scenes throughout the
United States-one for each State
and the District of Columbia. IN
cludes information every American
should have about the natural
splendor of the United States. To
secure your copy of this publics-
ton inclose 10 cents in coin.
wrapped in this clipping, and mail
to The Star Information Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1941-09-29
Poetic Critic Faces Crisis
Over Upward Trend Of Prices.

40 lne EQlloI OF Inc Stal.
I surely do get good and sore when I
go to the grocery store to buy some beans
and milk and meat and other things
guy should eat, and find the price has
scared so high that I can't eat, so soon
must die. My wages still remain so small
1 cannot buy thing at all
The price of the poor common bean
is now the ransom of a queen, and what
pay for some cows milk would clothe
that COW in jewels and silk I surely
stand upon the brink of deep despair
when I but think about the price
pay for meat from some cows shin
and not its seati My landlord now has
raised the rent by % or per cent, and
II by chance I should rebel he'd cool me
down when he would tell me when to
pack and where tc go and I don't
mean out in the snow! The taxes. too
are going up and now, as though that's
not enough to drive us deeper in despair,
they're going to charge us for the air we
breathe and which was always free from
Vermont down to Tennessee The only
thing which still is low, and you, like me,
should surely know, is our paw check
that's still the same, and it is this that
gives me pain.
Oh, how 1 long for those old days when
q large family one could raise on fifteen
per. and buy enough OF meat and beans
and other stuff, with one lone buck for
kids and wife, to sustain health and
preserve life. HENRY L. COAKLEY.
Challenges Presidents Division
OF Political Parties and Doctrines.
To the Editor Of The Star:
In current magazine article Presi-
dent Roosevelt, undertaking to defend
his participation in the 1888 Democratic
primaries to the end of preventing the
denomination of certain members Of
Congress who had declined his dictation,
declares that all political parties and
doctrines can be divided into "conserva-
tives" and liberals"
AS we'll say that all light is either
red or violet. Not only are there five
distinct colors, but many shades between
these limits on the visible scale-not to
mention the infrared and the ultraviolet.
The relative must not be mistaken
for the absolute, conservatism does not
lie in the deep violet, nor is liberalism
to be found in the red. Conservatism
and liberalism both lie much closer to
the center Of the scale than Mr.. Roose-
velt realizes. Outside one lies reaction,
beyond the other lies radicalisn.
HARRISON TILGHMAN.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

O. What is the largest selling magazine
published in Spanish?-M F. H.
A. 1t is the Spanish edition of Readers
Digest, with a circulation of 350,000.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

@. What Is the meaning Of the word
Napoli, with reference to Germany?-
D. j. H.
A. The Napoi CNational Political In
stituteS are the schools for training boys
for future leadership.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

@. Are black diamonds more valuable
than white diamonds?-S. T. C.
A. Black diamonds are not nearly as
valuable as white diamonds, and are
generally much rougher and not as hard.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

@. Who was Isaac Bickerstaff?-T.
G. M.
A. This was the pen name Of Rich
ard Steele at the time he established
THE Tattler" in 1709.
Evening star., 1941-09-29

Q. Why did Czolgosz assassinate
President McKinley?-A. B.
A. On the day of his execution, Leon
Czolgosz said: II killed the President be-
cause he was the enemy of the good
people. the good working people. I am
not sorry for my crime" tsa
Evening star., 1941-09-29

@. How many State Senators and Rep
resentatives are there in New jersey
Evening star., 1941-04-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH PARK-5-R. COT, AMI,
scr. porch, furn., . lots S0x125: $1,000;
terms. Walnut ave, bl. 80. WI. 4O22,
FOR SALE OR RENT TO RESPONSIBLE
party for summer-Large house on Pa
tuxent Capitol Heights 94-J-2.
BUNGALOW AT WEST ANNAPOLIS. ON
Weems Creek Just off the Severn River.
Bathing and fine for swimming. Gas, cleo
tricity Frlgidaire, nicely furnished, > baths,
maid quarters, automatic hot-water heater,
in fact, all convenences. Just 3 minutes
to Ann polls. Up to m, Liberty 1918:
after, Elks Club. Lex. 445O. NJ. SOLMSON.
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR VIR-
ginia house or lots, 5-rm. cottage at Edge
water Beach, Md. near Annapolis. Hill
screened porch, all cleo kitchen, full bath
garage: wooded lot; paved road: q miles
from Washington. Chestnut 3S3S. Ewes.
Glebe 3s3s.
s ROOMS, BATH, AMI, LOCATED AT
EdEswster Beach. Md For lease. Write
J. T ESTEP, Lothian. Md.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Mr. WALTER REED-LARGE. SEMI I-DET.
hrlCk-Stone home, d spacious rms, :! baths
gear buit-ln gar., i'm. attlc, CroSS-ventlla-
tIon. large front porch. rec. rm.. auto. h. W.
OIL heat; nr schools. = block exp. bus. 20
min downtown, beautifully furnished; long
lease. SlI5 mo. Available May l ,. RE, l'i3' .
FURN.. 4-RM.. B. ALL MODERN IMP
9 Gilbert ST.. Cottage City. Md: $40
month DU. 5S1u. Gh'
BEAUTIFUL NEW 5-ROOM HOME. COM
pletely and taStefully furnished. For ap-
nomtment Woodley Oltu. Excellent location.
JUNE TO SEPT. l-FURNISHED e.
room house. Bethesda Md; ) bedrooms
? baths porch garage. References
Phone WI 50i5.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c, :}14g JENIFER ST
bedrooms ana . baths, completely FUR
nlshed
T-ROOM HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE, D. G,
to responsible people for summer, June @uth
traCtvely furnished. A MI Rent $1,000
per mo Call WOOdley ll31.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PARK BED
rooms. > baths servants quarters and bath.
Beautifully wooded lot 4 months lease.
McKEEVER & WHITEFORD.
1928 K ST. NV. Dl. 9'o6.
COLORED-3l7 6Oth ST. NE.-S45-AT-
traCuve home, > rms, bath. near car,
lsree yard. l E. SHOEMAKER, 11l9
K ST RE. l6GS.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FETWORTH-6-RM. BRICK HOUSE. GA
rage auto. heat; desirable NV. section;
convenient cars, buses, stores: 20 MN
downtown: reas. OWNER, RA. 24.@,
NICE BUNGALOW. NEARBY ARLINGTON,
Va-lO minutes downtown. rms, bath;
full basement, attic, = large screened
porcheS Garage, large lot. Phone until 9
r m. BRODIE & COLBERT, INC, Ma IS ,.
1914 MORRISON ST. NV R AND B,
detached. oil burner, 2car garage. maid
room. Sell on exceptional terms. Ma.
SAVE $4,000 TO S. 600 BUYING DE-
taChed homes built al depression Prices.
Brokers attention. FULTON R. GORDON,
owner 1927 Eye st. DI. 5230.
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW. ON LARGE
corner lot; reasonable price ana terms.
MR.. CURRY Ma. ABS.
GEORGETOWN, 29I1 DUMBARTON--S11.-
q5n- Beautifully remodeled 6-rm. house
real garden Call Q to u. HO. S5j3.
RENT ONE AND LIVE IN The OTHER.
Close 10 schools churches, transportation.
Very attractive proposition. Inquire MI.
Dresser, with BEITZELL, DI. 3lOO, or Ii.
aO42 ewes.
CENTER ENTRANCE LIVING ROOM 12X
81, unusual kitchen lavatory on flrSt floor,
master bedroom l@XlS. > baths. ful atQC,
bright basement: price, Sll.950. ROBERT
f. HEATER, CHI 562.. 20
NORTHAMPTON ST, CONVENIENT CHEVY
Chase observation-disclosures spacious 7-room
masonry hqmse. ! BEDROOMS up; also ii :;
heat, garage, shaded lot: owner really
means business Price S1O.25O; terms.
p A TWEED CO., Emerson 1l55 Repuh-
lie S1aq.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
$11,75O-Just Off 18th st. Near
Rnck Crnnk Park

Situated III the upper 10th ST. area ad-
iaccnl to Rock Creek Park and Golf
Course Prdc'lcany ucw detached brick
home inG'v duallg nu.l, bv present owner
well a. c3m,ortg bic IN plan Il rooms, 3
excellent bedroom, 80 VIII lake twin bedSl.
> co!CIod tile batL-. paucled recreation
room hulc closet. throughout and many
special features are 10 be found. At
tachcd garage AUTOMATIC HEAT
SUMMER WINTER HOOEUP. You VIII 90
we'll 10 investigate. IHCS. J. FISHER y
co. INC. realtors. DI $50. Ewes. call
MD rlGTTECAREN
Evening star., 1941-04-24

they can own their own home and YET PAY
far less than they thou2hr. As an eEamp.e
I have a new home under construct on IN
the desirable Prno I'd scCuon Of NV.
WASHINGTON which contains + large rooms,
~ baths and 2-car GARAGE. Tho pan
eled library Of the first floor W.! surely
appeal he largc recreation room with
WOOD burning tircplace is INST another Of
rs many desirable features Reasonable
down payment ana moderate monthly paw
meutS-vou can own this lovely home.
Call Mr.. TEW, Wisconsin 1lNl or Ma
tIoual 1905
Evening star., 1941-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

REAR 6l2 H ST N.W-CAN BE USED
as garage, shop or storage, ami. IL
1891. HALL & BRO
F1REPROOF BUILDING. ADAPTABLE FOR
warehouse. garage. shop or for fleet of
trucks. etc. Centrally located in NV. on
prominent thoroughfare 92Xl13 on ground
floor, with ramp to roof of same dimen-
SionS. suitable for storage. Brokers in
vlted. Phone North 1910 from 10 ,.
AUTO REPAIR SHAP-AMPLE SPACE.
Long established location Good oppor-
tunity. HO. 1888. RE. 2020.
TAKOMA PARK-STORE 15x40. ON BUSY
street. good display window. $50.
ROBERT E LOHR.
81 CEDAR ST. TAKOMA PARK, D. c.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3l2 MILES FROM STOP LIGHT IN SILVER
Spring-LoVely wooded tracts. good sur
roundingS. IA acres, average 81 $50 per
acre. deal small estates. o. GUY
RUSSELL. SH. $3.50
so ACRES-14 MILE FRONTAGE ON LEE
hwy; 12-rm. modern rock home, oil heat
4 baths: best buy on Lee hwy. Call Pre-
vette. N c. HINES & SONS. CHI. 2440
OVER l.2O0-FT. FRONTAGE ON DE-
fense highway, only miles from down
town Washington. High and mostly wood
ed. Rapidly growing section. l2S acres.
S350.O0 per acre. Terms. OWNER, co.
o43Q-W oQs
Evening star., 1941-04-24
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

1871 RITTENHOUSE ST. NW-PRACTI-
cally new; + rms , complete baths; built
IN earaRe: finished recreation room; every
modern convenience rent furnished or un-
Evening star., 1941-04-24
INDUSTRIAL GROUND.

About acres, located 100 ft. off Bla-
denSburg rd.. adjoining FleiSchmann 5 Yeast
plant; suitable for trucking terminal or
any business requiring considerable ground;
large house on property which can be used
for light storage, also l-rm Office building.
430 9TH ST. NV. E. j. MILLS, MA. 1851.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
IKE SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
S10Qh0

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Between Broad Branch I'd. and Nevada
ave, near Western ave. and RIttenhouse
ST. Imposing detached brick, SIX large
rooms baths. oil heat. screened. weather
stripped, 1urred and insulated: oulIt-in
garage Priced less than the assessed
value Originally sold for approximately
$1,000. Eve. or Sun. phone Mr.. owen,
Columbia Sl66.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
90 1Sth s Peal.n~ VA 80
Evening star., 1941-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL LAND, suitable gas sta
tion, storage, warehouses, shopping cen
ter or apt. houses. AdJoins new, large
apt house development
ROBERT e LOHR.
3ll Cedar St, TAX. PIX. GE. OSSl.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
SURPRISING VALUE.

Near Wisconsin ave. car and d. c.
line. Extra large T rooms, 2lz baths,
brick Colonial; den and lavatory first
floor center hall, large side porch.
built-in motor room; S3-ft. corner lot
with beautiful trees; S13,950. We know
this to be an excellent value Call
EDMUND j. FLYNN. RE. 12IS.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
ApAR1MENIs SUBURBAN.

ZEE HIGHWAY VA.-UNFURNIsHED 3
rooms. k. d, bath. , exposures, LARGE
grounds; no children. Chestnut 5Sl6.
FURNISHED TERRACE APT, BEDRM.,
ba I'll. large lIy. rm large all elec. kitchen,
radio, unllm. phone, = pvt entrances, gar
utilities incl; 500. Ready May l. WA.
SR61
Evening star., 1941-04-24
NEW 2-EAMILY APIS

Semi-de ached. full cellars, recreation
room. FEAR concrete porcheS, screened
Rented: monthly income Sll0; $3.50.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC,
DISLrLCt o4.E4. Genrgla Hml.I
Evening star., 1941-04-24
STORES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA BUSINESS DISTRICT. SUIT
ale for Ist and md commercial use, SIS
70 >65 Call Z NJ. FRY, INC. 6s4O WIS.,
coHsn ave WI. $40 I'll 9 pm.
1886 18th ST NE: S55-NEW BLDG
immediate possession. large. bright room,
tuu basement. ROGER MOSS. DI. 1921.
NEW MODERN STORE. @I2g RHODE IS
land ave. ne; rental So
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR
2l25 RHODE Island A-e. NE HO 5000.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
6316 9th ST. NV.

Scmi-Getached brick equipped for 2
familieC. Income, S55 month from ! unit.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
RE. 2460. 1881 G st. NV. MI. 4529.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
HOUSES WANTEp TO BUY.

Will PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
d. d. hoqIT @ &CK S4S z' va shy sSea S@Gd@GH @ I4+B 4gB
81. NV. Eve and sun. IA. G53N.
HAVE BUYERS FOR ROOMING HOUSE,
- or more ruCWs. IN good ". section.
Also buyers for i-tamly apartments Phone
o. oHl write Mr. VI 6a9E. with BEIIZELL d.
VIII. BUY YOUR HOME IN PETWORTH
Tor ca h. prompt attention. must be settled
in 20 days. Cal Z. J O'CONNOR, 907
Allison 81. u v. RA "0G1.
MODERATELY PRICED DETACHED
house, near trans sportajou- 5000 down. SD
mo. What have you 10 offer? Box 36I-Y,
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
BARRY. 1907 II s.. NV. NE go"5.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES. FOR
KERN. @G32 Woodlev ii NV co "675.
e TO Iu ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE;
D C. ONLY E. A. GARvEY. DI 45oS;
ose- and sun. GE Gh"u. ll2G V ave.
WE PAY ALL CASH. NJ. Sc. PROPERTY.
5oo Inn GVNs = sE & AiIL5EEi FIa2ikln 200
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c.
property. less than SG.OOU brick or frame;
location. or condition immateriaL For
'asn SAFE '0Tl2 ELIoT PiIRBI5IIE.TS MIBDLEToN. On
H23 investment B!dg RE llSl.
We HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES IN ALL
sections. white or co4ored. Phone or write
for appraisal. -
1924 1+ih St NV. DI 1916.
CALI, wAsHINGToNs LARGEST BUY
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
LEO n BERNSTEIN & CO, ME- 540o,
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the pr4ce Is right. Frame or
brick large or small. condition tnmaterIaI.
r A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS No Can Real;0r MA 0S7S.
Evening star., 1941-04-24
$1,000.

Own your home in the District. A coy
frame bungalow, } r. and bath. NV h;
deep lot; very easy terms. immediate pos
session: near Goth and Douglas ne.
ARTHUR f. CARROLL
M GqGq Eve, EN- 33G2 .
Evening star., 1941-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

c6 1o0 NEW 6-RM. BRICK; AUTO
|N' heat; large lot; F. Fl. A. terms
blkS of shopping center. MA. 1913.