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The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
URGE AGRICULTURAL
SCHOOL,

JEFFERSON. CITY, Mo.-(ANP)
"A delegation of educators from
southeast Missouri urged establish
ment of a Negro agricultural and
industrial school in their section of
the state before a house commit
tee Friday afternoon
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
PRAISE CANADA LEE

Watts had the following to say:
Gas for Mr.. Lees performance in
the leading role, it is so honest,
moving and generally impressive
that it gives the play not only
force but dignity and a wry sort
of pity. Miss Anne Burr, a new
young actress of much promise,
plays with directness and entire
lack of any appeal for sympathy
in the role of the rich girl who, in
her well meaning drunken ar
rogance, leads Bigger to a crime
he never intended.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-05
New York Critics Raue Over
Canada Lees SMatiue Son
Called Biggest
Drama OF The
Current t Season

NEW YORK -(ANP) - Drama
critics Of the metropolitan dailies
were unanimous in their accept
ance and praise Of the Paul Green
Richard Wright adaptation of the
latter's best-selling novel, Native
Son." following the recent Broad
way opening here. Such rave
notices, barring unforeseen antag-
onism and pressure from bigoted
and reactionary gloups. practical
" assure the play good run.
Richard Watts, Jr., in the
Herald Tribune referred to the
play as "a taunt and almost con-
stantly artresting drama, uncom-
fortably close to the ugly truth in
it's outspoken forcefulness, and
played to the hilt by first-rate
cast" The New York Times Brooks
Atkinson, ever keen observer Of
the American theater, called 'Na-
tive Son" the biggest drama OF
the season and referred to it as
drama and theater with mind
and style of its own"
GIVEN FOUR STARS
Four stars was the rating given
by Burns Mantle, the Daily News
eXacting critic. "The result COT
welles" direction)', he wrote, 'is
the best, and likewise the most
sensational, of this seasons
dramas. 1t is he (Welles) who
has seen that most of the acting
is slow and impressive in tempo;
that the speech is clear, the argu-
ments sharply pointed, the SYM
pathies of a receptive audience ef-
fectively played upon"
Unstinting, too, was the praise
for Canada Lee in the featured
roles of Bigger Thomas. AS Man.
tie said: Canada Lee is per-
feet selection for Bigger Thomas
modest, reticent, simple-minded
fumbling, yet fired with a fiXeo
conviction and eloquently pathetic
Atkinson's comment was: "1r
Canada Lee, the authors and pro-
ducers have an actor for whom
they should be devoutly thank
full. AS Bigger Thomas, he gives a
clean. honest, driving performance
of remarkable versatility. AS an
actor he is superb"
PRAISE CANADA LEE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
Clubs Join 10
Mark Birthday

Mark Birthday
GIa nARBoR-ne wonea's
Society and Arletta guild eomhined
Their meetings Friday a. the home
e ira. Hattie Little IN = birthday
party honoring her 18th snniver-
rarT. fry guests were present
and during the afternoon Hrx Lit
tls wa< presented win : gzft from
her many fricnds
nrs. Little has lived n Gig Hkr-
bor about q ycsrs and 4 active
u TIE work % the Memorial Pres
hyterian church TIE birthdays Of
1Grz. Jenny Harris and Hrs. John
Carlson were honored 81 the same
party. Mrs. Harris was celebrating
her S1rt anniversary.
Out Of town guests were DR..
Moore Chamberlain and Mrs. c. A.
Grant Of Tacoma and Miss Eva
Rurk and Nrs Palmer Of Everett.
TIE auxiliary to waconda chap
TER o Z 3. win meet Wednesday
1t the home Of Mrs. Perry Myers
ct Longbranch.
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Winnie 1alich was held 1t the
home II 1<rs Lee Makovich on
thursday evening. The hostesses
were Mesdames Lee Nakovich.
Nick Tarabochia, Jack Bujacich |
end Mike Katich. Seventy guests
were present Miss Malich win be
Tire bride Of Alvin Borgert on June
! It g. Nicholas church.
Memorial Services
Ths Herman Uddenberg Post
No. 1854. v. y. W.. and Peninsula
Post No. %. American Legion. win /
hold joint memorial services on /
Memorial Day At Artondale church
IT 1880 .. m. and at Vaughn
church II ~ noon.
On wednesday. the Gig Harbor
library win be open only from 5 to
. p. m on account Of the Crescent
Valley school picnic being held on
that date.
Mira Fern Ricketts, Of Tacoma
yin speak on Flower Arrange
mentx" At the regular meeting Of
the Amateur Garden club at the
club house on Tuesday. One o'clock
luncheon win be served with Mrs.
Thomas Luosey - hostess.
There viii BE- . discussion on
Wild flowers At the meeting of the
Peninsula Garden club on Tuesday.
There win Be election Of Officers.
4rs John whitmors win be
hostess at her home.
Cars In Collision
Charles Wagner Of Gig Harbor
net with \ serious accident when
Ms car collided head-on with a car
,wned and driven by Frank L.
Nrona Of Port Orchard, on the Gig
aarbor Artondale road at . .. m.
saturday. Both cars were badly
damaged but both men escaped
Nth bruises.
There will be = meeting Of Rose
lale Hall association At Rosedale
AN On Wednesday night At 9 D. m.
The -Sew-What" Girls club VIII
y entertained by Mrs. Henry Wen
ing at her home on Wednesday
yening.
The Rosedale guild win meet on
Wednesday 1t 1:So p. m. at the
ZONE Of Mrs. +. G. Milne. Mrs.
Cornelius win be assisting
Iostees
Picnic Wednesday
The Crescent Valley school pic
&c will be held At Horseshoe Lake
n Wednesday. Cars win leave the
chool house at 1880 q. m.
The Crescent Valley Girl Scouts
eft Friday evening for a camping
rip At Delano Beach and returned
sunday evening. They were ac-
'ompsnied by Miss Catherine
stewart and Mrs. Robert Tuttie.
Mrs. J. A. Moore Of Burley, who
: . patient In Tacoma General
hospital b reported considerably
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

Your Postmaster can ten YOU
how 70 invest IN u. s. Defense
Bonds-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27
JUNIOR SHOP

a prs. GIRLS PANTS. Gotten ksa,
Muslin, sizes Q 10 IA. 9Sn
w.r. ,ss. ..... @c
10 RAYok SATIN SLIPS, 4 IN
sizes n 10 le, reg. 81. ct ss~
IA BATHING CAPS. formerly IN
zst, each .......... s~
4 CHENILLE BEACH COATS, 4 90
formerly 81, reduced, each tsVV
Q GIRL SCOUT UNIFORMS, sire. Il
TO 10. formerly 7.,o -. 4 %
Of. seeh. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tsSS
- PLAY ToeS. sleeks. bsthins
suits, etc. broken sizes, CO.
-Soles Booth, Moin Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-27

$50 prs. SILK HOSE. Round
ths-cIeek. esisisslly 81, Coz
then 17s. .. ...+ WV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
ROSELAWN. 1888

Facs brick. large living room bedrooms.
recreation room tile bAth stail shower,
Law 1st floor and basement. sunroom,
modern kitchen steam heat auto. INV
heater, bent grass. screens overhead ga
rage doors: only So 500. $500 down, $50
no. Tenant Will show. Morrow. CA. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Property ManaRement
New Houses for Sale
Boats and Equipment


CONVERTED 81 star motor. heavy duty
marine clutch; SIS. Lenox 2540.
DEW-CRAFT car top boats; easily maneu-
vered, w'pf, dur, smart, IT,, safe, direct
mfr. Plymepth Mil supply, Plymouth. Mich
KERMATH 20-msrins motor. completely
oyerhaued. 22eii oxford 81. Dearborn
3547-J
.OUTBOARD motors wantedg 1929
horsepowerl any condition. Vinewood
2-1323.
SAILBOAT--16-foot snipe, recondtioned I:
fully equipped. 1901 Leverette Cherry
iVtf
SHADES. custom made. for all boats
cleaning. repairing. repaintlng. Tyler
4-bOii.
USED, twins, $40. late ~ horsepower
S2S. Johnsons, Evinrudes. new motor
guarantee, 81 down, balance easy.
ERIE BOAT, 1901 HAMILTON
READ Times Want Ads for proAt--use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

wHITcoMB. 1000 Beautiful brick. Caps
Cod broom tiled bath; new FLA home.
Year old owner must move out 81 city.
IS, son Can be seen Sunday or week days.
evenings University 2-0022
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
ROYAL OAK HOUSES
$3.50 AND S2.s75
OPEN TO-DAY ? TO > 30 = NJ.
WEEK DAYS 3 TO 30 ?. NJ.
l2-ACRE LOTS
SHERWOOD FOREST

1898 sherbournc RI m exceptional home
Z bdrms baths. servants qtrs paneUed
sacrifice a. hair original cost shown by
aptm l.. G. simpson. CA. C32l or TO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

FoRD-ie37 IA ton panel delivery rack
on toy. $4,000 actual miles. Tuxedo
ID -n30n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
TKWNDKTT.. cor. HOHfrr
HOMER WARREN & co.
LONGFELLOW. 16O
HOMER WARREN & co.
ONLY $500 DOWN

FULL PRICE $3.50: E.Z NO. PAINTS
Mr. PLYMOUTH RD 5 rooms. eornpists
bath. al painted piastered walls. Al
rnnd . atilc storm windows and screens.
tomb daor iniald iinolsum N kitchen. 4
car gar paved near schools and stores.
VI a-lE00
nnr \ Rnfrntrnrr ,h7nn Pr.YNorrTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
PASADENA. 1929
PETOSKEY, 1886

NEAR PURITAN
Only $500 down. S32 monthly bedroonn@,
2 story garage good condition.
FRED O NAGIE co CA. lVff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

NEW tops. seat covers custom built motor
rebuilt, humping. painting. terms; rea-
sonsble. Earl's. 1oe27 Mack. MU. eise.
the enlarged Real Estate hstings
in the big sunday Times want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Boats and Equipment

BOAT loans and refInsncing. Lloyd r
Fast Inc, 5000 r. Cd. Blvd. Mad. o1t2.
CABIN CRUISER, 26xs. Gray $40 motor.
Many extras. bargain. sss harrington
road. LenoX 25fo.
CHAMPION MOTORS
New 1871 models here Open evenings and
SUNDAYS. Parts and service
LITTLE BILLS 1920 GRAT1oT
CHRfs-cRAFT hull, Hupp motor; Al ;
1884 Ivanhoe $3.50. Tuxedo 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

PACKARD--l94O six touring sedan: black,
radio and heater, good tires, new car
appearance your choice Of several colors
remember these cars are thoroughly re.
conditioned and guaranteed 1928 terms
Packard Factory Branch
$50 WOODWARD AVE MA 1920
Evening star., 1941-12-11

Perfect for buffet sup
pers! Polished copper fit
ted with noturol maple
handles. l234 inches
long, 9 inches wide and
VA inches high overall.
The Palais Royal.
Stationery. First Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
The Reasons for the Lou Price

. ARrLY has such a small expenditure provided so
IN much in book quality. The reasons arc simple.
The book-club method of distribution. by assuring
the sale Of a definitely known quantity Of books,
eliminates the costly waste and rsl, Of oyerprntng
and of leftover copies.
That is why the Regular Edition of each CLASSICS
CLUB selection can be durably bound in fine grade
of standard cloth, handsomely stamped and still be
priced at only go per volume The De LIKE Edifion
IS so richly bound thar ii will at once become the
Of attraction of your entire library It's price
only 80 per volume The prices Of these TWO edi-
tons, plus few postage charges, will be avail
able 20 members only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
TO READERS OF THIS NEWSPAPER
An Opportunity to Become a
Charter Member

X/oU ARE INVITED TO become Charter Member of
l. this new CLASSICS CLUB to enjoy the books
which its Selection Committee has so carefully chosen
You will receive each month"; one Of the unanimously
selected worlds great books Of Fiction, Humor, Bog
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Science, and Plays. With each book Will come an
advance notice about the next selection and you have
the privilege of rejecting any book you may wish,
and of cancelling your membership at any time you
so desire.
Every volume viii be complete and authoritative.
None viii be condensation or digest" Of TIE
original version All texts will be authentic and
brought up to date in accordance with the latest
discoveries about each authors work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
The CLASSICS CLUB is The only
Book Glib Of its Kind in AmeTca

The CLASSICS CLUB is different from all orhe
book clubs in these four ways:
!. Its sole purpose is to distribute to its
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other book club
;. Its Charter Members are not obligaredto
take any specific number of books.
q. All its volumes are bound in attractive,
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of distinction in your library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Each Book is offered on Abbropal

A A CHARTER MEMBER, you are offered each vol
"A ume on approval You will never be obligated
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The CLASSICS CLUB IS lastingly worthwhile
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SO that you may be entitled to the privileges OF
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NOTE: The De Luxe Edition is lnxwioHsiy bound
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

vitality of inspiration it can
arouse a new freshness Of
viewpoint and a new broad
ness of understanding, so nee
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Perhaps you have often
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First, because they are so
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been read unless they were
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are the very qualities which
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reliability interest simplicity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

1t is not necessary to have higher education to
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sonal acquaintance You Will have lost any personal
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19

II y pictured above need no introduction
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Suppose one of them were to visit your home
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
Why are the Great Books Called

A TRUE CLASSIC" is a living book that will
"A never grow old For sheer fascination it can
rival the most thrilling modern novel In its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-19
What these Four Experts hare
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THAT very question about the best books ever
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So they have now formed themselves into a
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Evening star., 1941-09-10

/ DOWNTOWN-ONLY S37. so.
Laree ONCE room and lsvatory. on
wide street. convenient TO business
section; stores. etc. Call MR.. DA-
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NEARBY MD ACRES, MOST DESIR-
able location, on State road. fine subdivi-
sion; bus stop at property. IL 0619. 13'
Evening star., 1941-09-10

NAN 2 OR BEDROOM FURNISHED
srtment for 3 OF weeks only; prefer
v near Alexandria National 1878. Mr..
lITSHT hi1sinass hniirS
Evening star., 1941-09-10
s1s e50-Mass. Ave Park.

Situated in that desirable and convenient
elose-in suburban area near the Shoreham
and Nardman Park Hotels. In our opinion
it represents the utmost. in value in a new
the heart of the city. Early American
architecture, full-size rooms, 8 splendid
bedrms and tiled baths, 1st-f. lavatory,
attic, recreat ation room with fireplace: natu-
rally the very latest equipment and conv.,
incl auto. conditioning; garsge. The
property adjoins a private estate ana Is
located on a wooded lot. THOS j. FISHER
& CO. INC, realtors, DI. $3.50; or eyes,.
call Mr. Matthews HO 1895
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BESIDE
A RABBLING BROOK.

Your own brook tinkling through shady
nook beside your little white. brick house
makes your house really cool in summer
and modernly air-conditioned and eco
nomically heated in winter. Your friends
will come often 1t is so easy and quick to
reach and will enjoy its coziness, its lovely
living room and dining room with porch.
Your 2 bedrooms and bath upstairs and
lots Of cupboards everywhere are Just right
for your small family, your car Is safe in
the built-in garage. and full basement
gives you heaps OF storage. To see YOUR
HOUSE call Mr.. Todd. ME. 1919.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Office Omen Until 9 2 NJ Daily.
Evening star., 1941-09-10

1b24 Fl ST NV.
Large single ofhces, $50
ROBERT w SAVAGE.
s13 Union Trust Blds. MA $500
Evening star., 1941-09-10

BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY.
Near the entrance to Wesley Heights on
Garfield st; rooms, 2 baths, big attic,
two-car built-in garage; automatic h.-w-h.
nice yard with beautiful shrubbery and
flowers. For further information call
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV. Dl. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CLOSE TO NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING
at Suitland. Md.-140 acres at $3.50 per
acre: 1000 feet frontage on. State road.
of 40 homes. one Of 200 homesl near
Morningsde. development Of III houses
financed through r. H. A. loans. all OF
which have been sold. FRANK NJ. SULLI-
VAN. 1920 N Y. ave. NV. DI 3434.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
BERKSHIRE,

ARLINGTON, VA.
IF You HAVEN'T VISITED THIS De
yELoPMENT OF 225 PROPOSED NEW NEW,
FOR YOUR MONEY, WE ARE OFFERING
2-STORY BRICK. 3-BEDROOM HOMES,
LAEgEx LIvIsG sscI1sI BINS RININS RERos EN wfTR ATR
ECU nauiPPED IisI KITCHEN, LARGE SIDE
PORCH. on. AIR-CONDTrIONEp HEAT,
ROCK WOOL INSULATION; Il BATH IN
EASEMENT: PRICED AT ONLY S7.250.
ANcE @ LIKE RENT 70 REACH: 60
OVER KEY BRIDGE OUT LEE HWY.
1910 MILES TO NORTH POTOMAC ST,
RIGHT ] SQUARE TO FURNISHED
N. C. HINES a. SONS Realtors,
4320 Lee Hwy, Chestnut 2440,
Evening star., 1941-09-10
sEMI-DETACHED BRICK

4-FAMnY FLATS.
Income. 50 1s4 per year; apts. have 2
bedrooms; full Easements: convenient to
buses, schools and shopping
H G. SMITHY CO..
Evening star., 1941-09-10
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

30, 0,S0U.
bedrooms, sleeping porch. stairway to
attic; new roof. new bathroom fixtures.
new oak floors on st floor, weather.
stripped and insulated, new oil furnace
with summer-vinter hookup. shade trees.
improved street. conv. to stores, schools
EDw. H. JONES & CO, INC. wo 1900
Evening star., 1941-09-10
SILVER SPRING-S7. 600.

New 5-room brick and stone bunsalov
on large corner lot; large living room, din
ing room, kitchen fully equipped, 2 large
bedrooms, bath. full basement. oil heat.
able for 2 additional large bedrooms and
bath; plumbing and heating extended to
attic; near schools, shopping center and
transportation: nice residential section:
+. H, A. terms or will finance otherwise;
see this for real bungalow. VIM. e.
RICHARDSON. Builder. SH 6461.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
Country Gentleman'S Estate

l7o6 South Arlington Ridge rd.-Center-
hall Colonial on beautiful landscsped lot
containing about acre, with panoramic
view Of washington and the Potomac River.
IL large rooms. 3lz baths, maids room.
recreation room, double-car garage priced
at $4,000. may be purchased as low as
$4,000 down, monthly terms to suit, BY
responsible party Gardens may be in
spected ct any time. house BY appointment
only. Between and pm, Jackson 1914.
Arlix,atrs, pidaa m Lacks 1hl4
Evening star., 1941-09-10

area. Minimum terms. one leit. immeol-
ate possession.
WI. s1s2. JOHN Under. EN-. 1880.
Delightful Suburban Virginia .
5-room bungalow. solidly constructed
bright and cheerful; spacious attic; large lot
with beautiful trees: real country atmos-
phere. yet only 20 minutes downtown
CHI i43S till m
Evening star., 1941-09-10
FOR BIG FAMILY.

A very unusual home. 4 large BEDROOMS,
2 baths on "a acre and bus line,'s miles
D. c.: full concrete cellar, air-cend. heat,
oil burner. hardwood floors, open fireplace;
owner transferred offers at great sacrlnce;
1880 cash. S51 50 mo. MARTIN r..
xls1andria x t6is. "
Evening star., 1941-09-10
$15,750-Chevy Chase, d. C.
Large Family Home,

Situated in a quiet. shaded square Just
west Of Conn. ave.. location that is
spots in all Of Chevy Chase. Elementary.
junior and senior high schools within a
moments wark. Center-hall brick, haying
huge living and dining rooms, 1st-foor
den and Iavatory; bedrooms and baths
on 2nd door c. of master sizel; large
unfinished attic with roughed-in plumbing
for 3rd bath. and ample space for 2
additional rooms. The entire property is
in excellent condition. All modern con-
veniences are to be found and there is
Unforeseen circumstances necessitate i'm
mediate sale and you will do well to in
vestisate, n y can be s2 shoEn BY sppoint- point
REALTORS, DI. $3.50: or evenings call
Mr.. Chambers, DU, 5724
Evening star., 1941-09-10
FOR ACRE RESUBDIVISION.
$50 ACRES OPPOSITE
GUNSTON HALL,

] 500 #. on hard-surfaced highway.
$4,000; will trade for income property
MR. BENNETT, DI 7740; ewes, NO. 2076.
Evening star., 1941-09-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

CHERRY AVE, NORTH BEACH PARK-e-
room cottage. near water, electricity, inside
toilet; S12 week. WO 6717.
LONG BEACH. ST. LEONARD. MD. =
White sand beach, on open bay; safe for
children; all types lots. water front, wood
ed. etc S100 up: cottages. 81 800 TO So
500; r H. A. ternsi small down payments.
Buy now. take advantage of rising market.
For your benefit See Long Beach before
buying elsewhere. miles beyond Prince
Frederick, Solomons Island road l2s
Evening star., 1941-09-10
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
LOTS FOR SALE.

PRICE, $4,000: wOODsIDE PARK. snI-
rd: large old trees: substantial built-up
neighborhood Call MR. SCHIRMER. NE.
1895: evenings SH 1851 12'
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-LARGE TREES.
all improvements, in section of beautiful
homes. Chestnut 2915.
ARLINGTON. VA-34. 600 SO. FIT. 27,5O0
50 #; .zoned for apartments OWNER,
Chestnut 5SI6 12~
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT FOR SALE.
50x102 feet, American University Park,
D. C Call NO. 1896.
VAN BUREN, BETWEEN 18th AND I4th
sts.: 45x131: good price for immediate
sale DU. 1855.
SILVER sPRNG-5 BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
$500 each; 4 large corners, $3.50 each;
ami. 18th st. BUS Hurry for these bar
gains OWNER. co T51l Eve SH 341l