davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-08-16
Las tropas del Mariscal Budenny efectGan una
ordenada retirada hacia la margen
este del Dnieper
Acept6 Stain la proposition que lie hicieron ell
presidente Roosevelt y Churchill.
Los nazis Sc atrincheran, perdida la iniciativa,
en- ell sector de Smolensk.
Odessa y Nicolaev siguen en- poder
de las tropas rusas
este del Dnleper

bOletines optimista de la ra-
do berlinesa.
Los alemanes han comenza
do a atrincherarse EN- ell Sec
tor de Smolensk, 10 que prue-
ba no pueden m%antener sus
violentos ataques de las pri-
meras semanas de la guerra.
Finlandeses y alemanes no
han podido avanzar en- los al
rededores de Lago Ladoga y
fueron de nuevo batidos en- La
go Omega.
Dicese que ~Inglaterra ofre-
cera a Russia desembarcar tro-
pas en- ell Norte para mantle =
ner abietas las rutas de Muir
mansk y Arcangel.
Los japoneses prohibieron
hoy ell paso de la frontera del
M|anchukuo a los extranjcros.
Dicese que ell lunes Sc apo
deraran de los ferrocarriles
de la Manchuria para dedicar
los por complete al transport
te de tropas y materiales de
guerra. 81 ell Jap6n ataca en-
la Siberia, 10 hara dentro de
dos 0 tres semanas. Tai alta
(PGsa q "a IA. pdgJ
La gaceta., 1941-08-16

Comentan los peri6dicosI de
Franco ell humanitario progra-
ma de los ocho puntos y con la
desvergdienza peculiar de los
traidores, dicen:
"Es una broma' empapada
en- s2ngre".
AqueiioS que asesinaron a mu-
jeres y ninos hablan ash para
''encantar" al DR.. Goebbels, que
desde Berlin les "aconseja" 10
que deben hacer para agradar a
Hitler.
Espana recuperara su liber-
tad cuando llegue la bora del de
rrumbamientO de la tirania ma
zis y ell pueblo espanol pueda
pensar y votar sin el tenor de
las bayonetas falangistas.
Els lamentable que sobre los
pequenos jornales de los torce-
dores Sc continue echando la
pesada carga de los aumentos
en- los precios de los where's y
otros ~articulos de primera ne
cesidad.
LIE han subido al obrero las
patatas, ell arrOz, los huevoS, la
mantequilla, la leche condensa-
d..
Y es l6gico, aun reconocien-
do la situaci6n de ia industrial
que vuelva sus Ojos a un aumen
to.
LIE cierran todos los caminos
y Ell, desesperado, dice: Tendre
que pedir una mayor remunera
ci6n por mi trabajo.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Los falangistas ladran. = Pequenos jornales.-
Los precios de la acknowledgements

bre" de doce o catorce pesos ha
ga frente a esa exagerada subj
da?
En- noviembre compraba la
docena de huevos por rs centa-
vos; ahora, en- ell verano, me
piden hasta As o so. Mi familia
consumia tres docenas de hue
vos a la semana.
Pagaba rs cts. por las Tres
dOcenas; ahora me cuestan las
tres $1.35...
Hemos tenido que rebajar
una docena en- menoscabo de la
alimentaci6n de los Mics.
Diafano es ell cuadro en- 10
que a los jornales de los taba-
queros respecta.
ST ahora Sc vende la docena
de huevoS, por ell concrete hon.
RADIO, a as y so cts. es de espe-
rar que en- ell invierno la doce-
ma de huevos, 81 ell gobierno no
Intervene, cueste 60 o 70 cen
tavos.
Para entonces los huevos Sc
ran un articulo de lujo en- la me
sa de los torcedores Y sus fami-
las.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16

La industrial tabacalera lucha
ACCOMPLISHMENTS en- los prin-
cipales mercedes del pals, por-
que en- Tampa Sc pagan los me-
jores precios y ell margen de la
fabrication a maquina en- GUAM
to a las ganancias, es Mayor
Cierto es; pero la production
local a menta y los jornales de
los torcedores Sc mantienen en-
un bajo nivel.
Con la subida en- los precios
de las subsistencias, ell poder de
compra de los torcedores ha dis
minuido considerablemente.
Los doce pesos Sc han conf
vertido en- nueve o menos...
IA quien debe volver los ojos
ell obrero cuando teniendo ira
bajo no puede vivir como Dios
manda"?
Su dnico capital es ell traba-
jo; luego no lie queda Otro ca
mino que elevar Ell precio de 81
trabajo para poder hacer fren-
tie a la "carestia de la vida.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16

HemOs estado hablando en-
los 1ltimos dfas con una lama
de casa, como decimos por AGA,
sobre los precios de los comes
tibles
En- octubre del anO pasado,
nos dijo, por Is centavos COM
prada dos libras de manteca.
va en- noviembre me empeza-
ron a cobrar nueve y diez CEN
tavos; ahora ell paquete de man
teca Jewel cuesta Is c~entavos
la libra y yo compro la de IL
centavos.
Cinco libras de azicar, en-
octubre me costaban 20 y %
~centavos, saliendo a caza de
"gangas''; ahora tengo que pa
gar de 25 a 20 centavos.
Compraba en- octIbre diez Ii
bras de patatas por doce o quin-
ce centavos, revisando las lis
tas y los peri6dicOs, y ahOra me
cuestan de 10 a %.
La bodega donde 20 compro
me daba la libra de mantequilla
a 80 o 80 centavos; al presente
me veo obligada a pagarla a 80
o 40 cts. Conste que yo no COM
prada, nj compro, las mejores
marcas.
Compraba la docena de hue
vos, en- noviembre a % centa-
vos.
Ahora, en- los meses de la a.
bundancia o relativa abundan-
cia, "ladronescamente" los ven
den a As y hasta 90 centavos la
docena.
La mayor parte de las bode-
gas que antes RIPARIAN listas
con so o 60 differences articulos,
ahora nj siquiera publican los
precios de los productOs que
mas sc consumer.
tai pobre contra una esqui-
na... y ESQ Sc viene hacienda a.
pesar de que ell gobierno del pre-
sidente Roosevelt aconseja ecua
nimidad y respeto para todos
los derechos!
Pueden pagan los nuevos al
tos precios, sin gran quebranto,
los obreros de los astilleros, pin
torres, carpinteros, etc.; pero ell
brero de la sfabricas CANA aho-
ra, POGO mas o menos, 10 que
percibia Ell ahO pasado y los a.
nos anteriores.
1C6mo Is posihae cue 81 20
La gaceta., 1941-08-16
ANDREWS QUIERE
UNI COORDINAD0R

Washington, agosto 49, Ell
senador Andrews, de la Florida
present6 aver una resolution
que crea Ell puesto de coordina-
dor del petroleo; pero 10 apata
de las secretaries y agencias
ahora existencias. No podra el
coordinador desempehar min
gun otro 2uesto pdblico.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16

La naci6n demanha sacrifi-
clos de todos...
Debemos ayudar a la demo
cracia y luchar por su manteni-
miento en- ell mundo; pero no Sc
ayuda a la democracia cuando
ell hogan humilde carece de Ia
suficiente alimentaci6n; no sc
ayuda a Ia demOcracia cuandC
el ciudadano Obrero vive en- ca.
sitas feas, despintadas y en- mu-
chos casos antihigienicas; no Sc
ayuda a la democracia arrojan-
do pesadas cargas sobre los Dol
sillos semivacios...
Para ayudar a la democracia
y salvarla es necesario ell esfuer
20 de todos y, ademas, que ell
hombre humble pueda alejar
de su hogan las penas que pTN
Queen la escasez de trabajo y
los jornales insuficientes.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16
MATRIMoNIoS

Jack o. Benitez, Is, y Kath
leen Clinton, %; Charles DON
aid Roberts, %, y Natha Lee
Phillips, 81; Hugh W. McGil,
81, y Elsie B. LOttig, 81.
La gaceta., 1941-08-16
BOLETINES DE- ULTIMA HORA

La aviacion nazi ataco a Odessa. = Bombardea-
ron la carretera de Burma. 48 transportes nj
pones hacia la Indo China. Hoy desembarca-
ra ell presidente Roosevelt. Pepper pide ell "a
presuramiento de la production. - La Russia So
Wet sera ayudada nmediatamente - Cierre de
los Consulados del Eje. - Actividades totalita-
rias en- ell Peru.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
8 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.
60 TN

New. all-briCk home. corner lot. over
booking park; large living, dining room. de
luxe Kitchen, recreation room; alr-condi-
MO A122 40. Eve |.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
&" ACRES

ern 5-rm. bungalow. > acres with brook
running through. garagp garden. trees
kENSTNGTON REALTY CO, SH. 1868.
PETWORTH. lst COMMERCIAL
$3.50 - Excellently located semi
detached, corner-of-allev home in a good
commercial section. Ideal for home, = apis.
or store and apt. This is real buy.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
IN 1rST4En THE GIs DISTRICT TRI! COURT OF THE

IHE 5fzFE 5PfEzTFEGT For Rc2gEB faE b1sgcT 1g TIE
ship: No. l24 4,-Notice is hereby given that
me partners hereinafter named, now being
an OF the general and special partners of
the laws, of the State Of New YORK, and ID
deSirlng to continue to do business in the
have ed IN the as once 1tsd of tSe 6ia1E 6sT
OF the, District Court for the District OF
Columbia certificate of limited partner
name of the firm under which such part
RaBNPv RPer5hIP is to p be 1S conducted is SMITH;
that of underwriters, distributors and cus
tnss tooisans OF, and brokers and dealers in
xestments of every kind and character.
7rncIuolng grain and other commodities
n Ihe names OF all the general and special
psTitners partners: and their respectiye places Of
Red Bank, N j: Philemon Dickinson
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia County, Pa:
saTtpsTsl joseph R g.;ia sxsa; 4$5 : 5sad
pack Pike. Whitemars6. Pa; Jeison Ford john lp
son, 81, Jr' AmeassadoT Hotel. Park Ave: and
sosR M St. s. 7 N H9hn 9; Edwin % euseI a fish Is
Losqst I0sq Valley. |. / N Y; Burnett Walker.
al ANts' N - SndTteS b,
Harding. Rumson, N. j.; Edward B. Smith,
Jr., "Sweetwaters." Providence Rd. EDGE
mont Pa: Irving D. Fish, Fox Run Lane,
Greenwich. Conn: Fred Z. Koechlein, Gal
Union Ave. Eliza abeth, N. J.; W. Edwin
Williams, 900 Charlotte Rd., Plainneld,
N. j.: Edward c. Savers, Washington
Lane Msad9WSrsok. E l0s. Pa: Ralph p John
clay Hardins,, Holmdel: N J; Harcourt
lyn. L. J.. n Y: j. Richie Kimball, r, F.
D. No ., Morristown, N j.. Karl WeiSheit
221 Blvd. Mt Lakes. N. j. Phillip w
Brown. Haddon Rd, ScarSdale, N Y The
amount of capital which each special part
ner shall have contributed to the partner
ship is as follows: Henry z. Butler $780,
600: Philemon Dickinson, .S40O, 900; Edwin
100000. The period at which the part
nership is TO commence and the period al
which it is to terminate are as follows:
The partnership formed at the close of
business on Dec, 81. 1887. shall continue
from and after the close Of business on
April 80. 1q4l, for the term Of two years.
eight months to and including Dec. 81,
1943. subject to earlier termina ion. upon
certain contingencies set forth in the sfore-
said certificate. Filing the certificate as
aforesaid and this publication are occa.
stoned By the retirement of Sidney r
Tyler as general partner. as OF the
opening Of business on May /. 1941.
je17,19.21, "a, 20, %, ,5ys, ys,10,12,16,17,19
Evening star., 1941-07-10

Drive out 18th St TO Kalmia rd right to
18th St. left 10 house. Open at all times.
Or call Mr.. LorenZ at the ONCE OF
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
RARNARY WOODS

Larse living room opening onto large
screened porch: library or den with half
rooms, beautiful tiled baths: insulated,
oil air-conditioned; built-in garage: large
6ees The home ON y YOU have sr been 9Sking
D. MEASELL. 1877 Eye. WO. 4733.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

and transportation: lovely 6-room and bath
det. home; large lot, garage: rental terms
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
81 95O-Lovely 6-room, 2-bath home
one bedroom and bath on first floor: oil
Evening star., 1941-07-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
BRICE CLAGETT, CHARLES r, WAN
WRIGHT, ATTORNEYS for Receiver,
Southern Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co.
lumbls IN THE MATTER OF JUSTUS
s: WARDELL. RECEIVER, SEVENTH
SIPEEI SAVINGS BANK. 1439 EYE
STREET, NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON
.. MISCELLANEOUS NO 43.-ORDER
N1SI-Petitlon herein having been filed
by JustuS S. WardeH as Receiver of the
seventh Street Savings Bank for authority
TO sell certain assets of said bank. having
book value OF SlOs.O1l 10. described in
Exhibit "A annexed 10 said petition. to
Rudolph B Behrend for the sum OF $500 90
cash, unless a higher offer for said assets
should be submitted on or before the return
date hereof. II IS BY the Court this 2nd
day Of July. l941, ORDERED. That said
offer Of Rudolph 3. Behrend in the sum
OF $4,000 for said assets of said receiver
ship be accepted, and the sale thereof be
ratified and confirmed unless cause be
SHOWN 20 the contrary or a higher offer
Tor said assets acceptable 10 the Court be
made, on or before the 18th day Of July,
l94l. a. 10 clock am, al which time
higher offers will be considered and OBJ
Jectlons to SAID sale Will be heard, pro-
ylded. however, that a copy Of this Order
Nisi be published IN the Evening Star at
least three times and once in the Wash
ington Law Reporter prior 20 said 18th
day OF July. 1871. F. DICKINSON LET'S.
Justice. Seal A true copy Test
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk BY JOHN
o BOWEN. Asst Clerk iva 1015
Evening star., 1941-07-10
FUTURE
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUcTIoNEEPf
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT DIVE. j.
ING. KNOWN AS PREMISES NO /. l

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT Dwell
ING. KNOWN AS PREMISES NO l1ll
NINETEENTH STREET NORTHWESI
By virtue of a certain deed Of trust, du.v
recorded in Lloer No 5555 folio so ct SEQ,
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
lumbla, and al the request OF the party s. -
cured thereby. The undersigned trustee
Will sell. az PUBLIC auction. N front Of III
premises. on MONDAY, The TWENTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following describe
land and premises, situate IN the Distr!c
Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and being
lot A. and part Of lot As in G. ". srd
J. s. Hopkins subdivision. Of square 10
ls4 Of the records Of the once Of thr
surveyor Of the District OF Columbia Sald
part OF lot 46 described as follows Begin
ming for the same at the southeast corner
Of said lot and running thence north
foot and thence east 40 feet TO the besin-
Terms OF sale: one-fourth OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash. balance
in three equal lnstallments. payable in
one, two and three years with lnterest A.
4i2 per centum per annum payable semi
annually. from day OF sale, secured bv frs
deed OF trust upon the property sold, or ? !.
cash, q the option of the purchaser o.
poSit of 81 600 90 will be required at timo
nue. stamps, etc. at cost Of purchaser
Terms of sale 10 be compiled with within
30 days from day Of sale otherwise tho
trustees reserve the right 10. resell the
purchaser, after five days sdvertisemer
of such resale in some new spa per publIshc
in washington. D. c.
WILLIAM J. FLATHER. Jr..
JAMES j BECKER.
o B. MCLEAN,
vS.d6CS.eXSu Trustees
Evening star., 1941-07-10
RICHMOND b. KEECH, WALTER l..
FOWLER. JAMES ". LAUDERDALE and
STANLEY DeNEALE, Attorneys for
Petitioners.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbla.-IN RE: Condemnation OF land
for the extension of Weaver Street between
Loughooro Road and Conduit Road: fox the
extension o. University Terrace between
Loughboro Road and Cathedral Avenue:
for the extension of Cathedral Avenue be-
tween Chain Bridge Road and Weaver
street; for the extension of Eskridge Ter
race from the intersection Of Cathedral
Avenue and University Terrace to Dyna
Place: for the extension of Fulton Sfeet
southeast Of Weaver Street and for excess
condemnation of land: all in the Northwest
section q the District of Columbia
D0pEstGIG5 Dp pr @& @GoqrL TN No 2663-NoTICE AND
OWNERS ASSESSED FOR BENEFITS
Notice Is hereby given that the jury in the
aocVe entitled cause returned its verdict
therein on the first day of July. lg4l. and
tS py SaId az verdl9t assessed benefits AGAINST
ihe Ihe following amounts: soUARE -f4@; i4as@ IN
iLeo6t Lot a.. !; 5000; ., $4,000; 3. $4,000; 4,
$. 5000; O. $50 90: 500, $1,000 'VsE9' sG9
5000 SQUARE I42l-Lot 500. Ss44 90:
SOL 5000; SIS, $500: SIG, S35 90:
so3' 5000: s04. $1,000; sos, $4,000;
s06' sos 5000; 1000; s25o s5oCo; sos, 5000
sI2 So 90: SIS. 5000 5000: "a sl4 s5"o0 $500
SQUARE Ed l42Q-Lot Q. $50 90; 10, $1,000:
$50 90. ,, $4,000: Is, S.5. 100: is. so 90
SQUARE l439-Lot S45. 1880 10: sal.
so:s@, so os> SQUARE Re ~ 54@sxLqt i $40 0o
sl@S,6o. SQUARE - E.i487sLot 1000, sal. f
$1,000: S33. $500: S3@!. $500: $40
S2440; $50. $1,000: S25. sos 90: $40,
5000: SIS, S4500; u. S25 90: S3I
S:2oH: $50, $1,000. S34 - 90: S35
SO 90: u S150oO SQUARE I5i3-
Lot No. So 81; S2S. 1@1 -; Sic. S63 92;
Lot l. $3.50 90: >. $3.50 90: Z, si65 o0:
I =, s5l 90 % 3. oS S5i 90. SQUARE I435@
-. $500. SQUARE 43a-Lot sol
SlsI5; J. S37.50: 500. SlS75. Parcel
l. 20 S33, so: IL 81, SS3 800: l2I3,
81 ;075 %; I2f46: $3.50 90: 13 ila,
$4,000; !2L152, $50 90: u ISL, 900;
sf4@5 2 i3 o. SIS a5 81 iSia4 ?4o 81 4ISt "a e.
1851 2s: 10 1872, $4,000: i?If3, Si0a 81;
IL IL Jas. $40 =; J., ,14a. S24a IS: IL 213,
80? >; u 80, S43.56. - 20, S257 90;
y lS 1o1. s3s 90. THEREFORE, it is by
ne Court this alh day of July la4f,
ORDERED. That objections TO said verdict
OF 0a properly owners assessed benefits mo
preceedlngl be filed in said cause on or
before the first day of August, Iq41
otherWlSe SAID verdict will be finally
ratl1eo and confirmed upon the application
p1e Ep1eTeior by the petitioners IN said cause:
notice and order be published once in each
the washington Post, the WashIngton Eve
nlng Star and the Washing ton Times
herald; neTspapers published n the Dis
ttlct OF Columbia. at least ten DAYS before
HE T sag coGRT 6FsT DAY Of AqsTSs 1941 BY
Justice (sealI pAiGRass9p 4 true copy LET'S: TeFf
CHARLES E. STEWART CLERK Bv
DERILBAUGH, Asst. Clerk
Evening star., 1941-07-10
THOS. J. OWEN & son, AUCTToNEE
143l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR vALuABI
BRICK STORES BEING KNOWN A
PREMISES NOS 3132. $40 3149 AM

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR VALuABL
aMHhS FESrH fPS sTREEr aE 85S NoRfhEAs sffi AsP
By virtue Of four certain deeds Of trgg::r
73. 20 and 81. respectively, et seq, Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia;
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell,
a. public auction, IN front OF premises 3133
TEMTH ET HIS sTREEI CSEGE1 Ne on 6EES4DAAY The
ia4f HHhNA Al iSSRsP fo2RPH1R4Y M g ocLocK SH
the following described land and premises
situate in the District OF Columbia, and
designated as and beins lot 30 in Square
Tompklns NJ ms ard Lda aan T0mpkns 2 PEI
plat recorded IN the Once, of the Surveyor
a folio lis and on the SANE DAY in
gfF1 gfREEf NE lsfs FoURfHiRrY 2S Hi
premises being lot 26 in Square 1892 IN
kins and Lda b a IomPkin NJ 1Rs per pa
folio lis. and on the SAME DAY in front
q Of pgemlseT EoI-n nc, SopE1 $112 TENTH STREET
in in Square 3S22 IN the subdivision made
of the Surveyor for the District OF Colum-
bla in Liber los at folio lis, and on the
SANE DAY in front Of premises no. 3144
FIVE P. NJ. the following described land and
premises being lot "a in Square 1922 in the
subdivision made by Charles H Tompkins
and Ida r TompkinS as per plat recorded
in the Cfice Of the Surveyor for the Dis
triGt Of GolImbia II Llber Jos at folio lis
sold separately. One-fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash balance in three
equal installments. PAYABLE in one, two and
three years with interest at five per centum
per annUm, PAYABLE semi-annually, from
oaY OF sale. secured by f1rst deed of trus'
upon the property sold, or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
S500O0 will be REQUIRED on each propert"
at time Of sale. All conveyancing. record
ing. revenue stamps. etc. at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms of sale TO be complied with
within 30 days from day of sale, otherwise
the trustees reserve the right to resell thr
property at the risk and cost of defaultln-
purchaser. after five DAYS sdvertisemer
of such resale in some newspaper publishet
in Washington. Z. c.
ARTHUR HELEN.
FREDERICK NJ. BRADLEY
Trustees.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED

WANTED MORTGAGE LOAN OF SIo5--
Dov. zoo. TO be secured by land adjoining the
District OF Columbia and surrounded by
oevelopments Property is assessed for
1sAes g az S4O0 600 and valued a $50 600
Fof Iurther details write H D. CAPLAN
US MunSey Building, Baltimore Maryland
Evening star., 1941-07-10

FURNISHED

12 rooms, , baths, semi-detached brick
good NV. location: income about Sl6S pei
month: price, S9,95n. KELLEY. STEELE
& BRANNER. DI 174n Eve, EN- 6315
NEW BUNGALOW,
In good suburban area, rooms, bath,
attic, oil burner, electric icebox Large
lot. On macadamed street. Price only
S5.3750 90. Low cash and monthly pay
mehts will be accepted.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors,
72l 10th ST NV National 0765
Evening star., 1941-07-10

CoLoRED, OPEN SO PM.
sos COLUMBIA RID. NV
r., auto. heat. double garage; tile
bath, Colonial front porch, 2 inclosed
back porches, full cellar; every modern
Evening star., 1941-07-10
SUMMER CAMPS
OFFICES FOR RENT

RIVERSIDE CAMP, ON THE POTOMAC,
Riverside. Md.-Csn accept 3 more chill
dren- 70 II. Telephone NaniemoY 1858.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
PETWORTH SECTION.

This semi-detached brick home con-
tains lovely rooms, finished basement
room with bath, built-in garage automatic
heat, nice yard. This home is conv. To-
Gated close TO stores. transp. and schools;
priced low for immediate sale. Call 6H.
5000 for appointment to INSPECT.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
PROPOSALS.

U. S ENGINEER OFFICE, FIRST AND
Douglas Streets NV, Washington, D c.
Sealed proposals will be received here until
. pm, E. S. T. July 30, 1871, and then
publicly opened, for construction OF an
Armament and instrument Inspection and
Adjustment Building. complete at Boiling
Field D. G. Further information on ap-
plcation iylOlI122q
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy
Department, Washington, D. c., until 10
o'clock m. July Is, l941. for furnishing
lumper, plate glass. 10 O'Clock am, July
H. 1871, for furnishing white oak hydro
nuorIc acid, and until 10 O'Clock am, July
1s l94l, for furnishing copper tubing.
machine tools. forgings, 10 the Navy Yard,
posals TO the Bureau of Supplies and Ac-
counts. RAY SPEAR, Paymaster General
OF the Navy. jy3IO
Evening star., 1941-07-10
DO YOU WANT
4 BEDROOMS, 31a BATHS.

This is the best and largest house for
the money that I have seen in a long time.
Real estate men concur, and believe you
will do the same. II has recreation room
fireplace. maids room and bath in base
ment. Living room, dining room, kitchen,
and 2-car garage; 4 extra large bedrooms
ished 3rd f. Be convinced-take Q look!
Call Mr. BLACKWMDER Emerson 0762.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1941-07-10

7 Sb.OOO. Just Of Rhode Island ave at
tractlve semi-detached brick, living room.
dinlng room Sunroom and kitchen on LIST
hoor; large bedrooms bath on md. Oil
heat. Evenings phone Mr. Burr. MI. CO.'S
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1941-07-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE ARE IN IMMEDIATE NEED OF LIST
ines of properties for sale. Properties IN
any part of the city or nearby Mont. Co.
to sell. Call us now, one of our repre-
Sentatlves will call on you personally for
details. FLOYD f. DAVIS co. ME. 0352.
GAsH CASH BUYERS FOR SMALL RENTED
today. FLOYD f. DAVIS CO. 5'i Ma. o:i52. 81 20
GOVT. EMPLOYE WISHES TO ASSUME
F. H. A. house of transferred employe,
TRANSFORMATION. shopping and schools. Give
fun particulars Box 492-J Star.
IF YOUR HOUSE is FOR SALE AND HAS
: ,oir, or more IG rooms. call r. NJ. DE SHAZO,
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY? LET
me look at your D. c. house and make cash
oHer; no oblgation; no commission: per-
S94al attention; call or write Z. H, PARK
ER' ia l4th 81. DI. 1880
GROOM BRICK. NE. OR Sc. WHITE.
days. F. A CRAWFORD. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. ME. 27I3.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERR p!f p Saa 6 houses; Weo,,aS no Gommtsson MRS
., 10 10 ROOMS PREFER OLD HOUSE;
Ike possession within - days; all cash;
eve. and Sun, GE. $500, lied " Vt, ave: ave.
IN BEST NV. sECTION-HOUsE WITH &
or ! large modern rooms, large lot, around
$4,000. Send complete description and
picture if possible. BRICKER. 9O4 l4th
81. NV.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
White Y i e, or colored; no commission E. A.
BARRY, lS01 st. NV. Me. 2O25.
CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR BRICK
houses. any size. any condition
or ioca llon. Call MR.. FISHER. no $3.50,
"a ezl i4Lh st. NV. Evenings and Sunday,
CALI, WASHINGTONS LARGEST BUY
ers OF D. c. property Over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910.
Prompt action
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME 54oO.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
{. property II the price is right Frame or
brlcK, large or small condition immaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Realtor. MA. OS78.
Evening star., 1941-07-10
S8.95O-SAUL'S ADDITION.

1-room detached home. near l4th and
Farragut SITS NV Larse living room with
attractive stone fireplace and built-ln cab
NETS spacious dining room, well equipped
kitchen. cheerful 1stfoor den. large coy
cred front porch. 3 bedrooms and bath,
extra large closets; bright. dry basement
with lavatory. new furnace with Westins-
house automatic blower; detached 2-car
garage: fitted screens, awnings and storm
windows: deep lot with shade trees, shrub
berry etc: convenient TO transportation,
schools, stores. churches and theaters.
For appointment to inspect call Mr.: Ray
Q1- 81 n DI 141l