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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
. Hieh|iehts From
The Latest Books .

THERE is nothing pretty
about Europe today. So there
can be nothing pretty about the
literature that revolves around
Hitler's Dark Continent. It is
simply realistic-grim,. tragic,
stricken by blood and horror.
ITO Sing With the Angels, !"
by Maurice Hindus Doubleday,
Doran: $2.75) Is a book like
that. Hindus tells the story Of
Czecho-slovakia after Munich.
He writes of a country he knew
and Of q people he admired and
respected. He tells what the
Nazi protectorate meant to the
small, peaceful village of Lip
towitse.
Annichka Mrachek Is the
daughter of the village mayor.
She is an energetic, ambitious
girl, thoroughly in love with her
girlhood sweetheart, Jozhka
Liebergut, until the day Jozhka
returns from d German health
resort and informs her he has
seen the light" and become .
Nszi disciple.
When the Germans occupy
Czechoslovakia, Jozhka becomes
commissar of the village and
sets about eradicating, 60 far -
possible, all mementoes Of the
glorious past. Annichka's love
for him has not burned out
completely. There II . moment
when she believes the tender
boy she knew has not been lost,
apd in that moment she decides
to marry Jozhka.
The marriage il q blow to all
the villagers, who had been
fond of the mayors daughter.
And rs time wears on. Annich-
ka understands what folly II
was to try to divorce her hus-
band from the brutal tenets OF
Naziism.
The story of Liptowitse Is the
story Of Nazi conquest every
where boiled down to its simple
componenta Il 10 an unhappy
picture Of placid villagers, who
have harmed no one, suddenly
forced to lick the boots Of Der
Fuehrer. Most tragic OF Ill,
perhaps, u their utter helpless
ness-the realization that rebel.
lion or resistance offers no sal.
walton, has absolutely no mean.
ing. y
The book b depressing, d
course, But rs IN important
ker IN understanding the every
day people Who have boez
caught u The Hitler net.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
HANDLING DIETRICH
A FINE ART

A FINE ART
MOST of Miss Dietrich's d.
rectors have spoiled her with
praise. That was wonderful
wonderful" they'd say after a
scene. But, darling. it was TOO
good-a little too fine shading
for. movie audiences. Now let's
try it again with more en-
phasis."
During filming of "Destry
Riders Again." George Marshall
got results by handling her with
unnecessary tcughnesS. Come
on" he'd bark. Don't give me
any of that old Dietrich art.
You're just leading lady in a
western now" This treatment
was so novel that the actress
was amused.
The French director offers
little praise or criticism. He says
what he has to say in front Of
the entire company, without
leading the star aside for quiet
instruction. He seldom shows
irritation. THAT was not for us
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
. SO THEY SAY

have often heard Newton D.
Baker say that he despaired OF
our ever solving the compli-
Gated economic, social and polit-
ical problems of our day as long
as our citizens after they are FL
years of age cease all syste-
matte study of everything but
their private business or pro-
fession.
"A Caswell Ellis, director
Cleveland College.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13

soap with him on his flight
from Paris.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
BY WIN. E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

IN the 1041 Culbertson Sys-
tenn, double of an opening
no trump bid, or of any other
no trump bid, is defined as
strictly q business" double.
Actually, this does not repre-
sent q great change, because
players have always been urged
to pass their partners double of
one no trump, with a fairly
good hand, but the average
player was far too likely to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
~ PETER goSoN
Dolly Menites Washington
Coerasnnmdnmf

WASHINGTON - There's
still . little Bit Of Jealousy b.
tween the regular army officers
and the experts brought N
from private industry to speed
Up the defense effort. and
thot's only to be expected;
Privately, army officers will
odmit thot the bright boys
from Seors Roebuck, A. q P.
Penney and other choin out
fits are teaching them all kinds
Of tricks about buying, and IS
. result, the entire supply sys-
tenn for the services IS being
modernized so the government
will buy on q buyers morket
when prices are low. and the
notionoI economy will be sto-
biIize5 by putting some SEQ
sonol industries TO work in
slack periods.
Out Of the original $l3 bill
lion appropriated for the DE-
tense effort, all hos been al.
.locoted except O motter OF
some $500 million - mere
chicken feed. Thot doesn't in,
clude the supply bills to keep
the services going, but thot's
where the SNORT buying comes
in. II explains oIso the need
for the current SITS million
appropriation bill which will
enable the quorternoster corps
to buy food and clothing.
THREE MAIN FOOD
BUYING OFFICES
Take food. II will cost
three-quorters Of million
dollars a doy just to feed on
army Of a million and O holt
men. Yes. q day.
To do that trick. the chain
store boys have set up three
principal purchasing offices to
supervise the Job for the whole
country. New. York will buy
condiments and non-perish-
obIes. Chicago will buy meets.
flour and eereols. Son From
cisco will buy fruits ond veg
etabIes. The lines oren't hord
and fost, but those are the
main divisions.
SuppIementine that, there
will be So zone offices. one ir
each Of the II main and q
branch federal reserve dis.
tricts, which will buy stuff 10.
coIIy for the comps in its zone
Al this buying will be done I'm.
der the army .quortermoste
corps, with a civilian exPer'
sitting in to advise.
Under the old setup, thu
Q. ~. from eoch camp wou|e
do his own buying. Sometimes
when there were three Or fou
camps in the vicinity Of ont
market town, the Q. IA. S woule
drive up with their trucks early
in the morning, 90 into com
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
. FROM
THE MONITOR.
FILES .
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

Ten YEARS. A1O AVDAA
The negative team of Ann
Arbor High school has been
named as opponent of the local
debating team. when the first
fray of the elimination series
is held Feb. 20.
Thirty-two petitioners for
final citizenship papers will be.
examined In circuit court to-,
morrow.
FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY I
1885
Grace church will have a.
Father and Son Banquet on
Tuesday evening Feb. %.
Many reservations have been !
made for the dessert-bridge
being sponsored next Tuesday.
by the Monday Musicale at the
homes Of Mrs. Jacob Ullrich.
and Mrs. Henry Tryloff. Z
IS YEARS AGO TODAY
1895
Barton Hubbard Is now
travelling for Taylor and Will,
liams and is located at Denver,
Colo.
The Governors Pardon" ap-
peared at the Palias Royale last
night before a packed house. :
20 YEARS AGO TODAY
1901 /,
The Old Folks concert at the,
Methodist church was enjoyed
by many last night. The CON-
cert will be repeated tonight.
The Woodmen had an legants
time at the Sherman last night.
There was Q good supper, fol-.
lowed by song aid entertain;
ment.
50 YEARS AGO TODAY !
1891 4,
Tomorrow is st. Valentines 8
Day. Ancient a well as young
love will disport itself, and
many . dark and deadly en-
nifty will bury a knife In the
object OF its hate by sending Z
red and. yellow picture. cslcu-
lated 70 be insulting. \;
Dr.. A. N. Shotwell and wife
will be home from Europe on,
the Goth. Z
1881
The hens continue their boy,
cotting procedure, md >gss'
have gone up 70 - cent? =:
dozen. n large cities thsyt sro.
hard % obtain Is any price, Il
There VIII ~ . regular COO
vocation d Mount CloGne4e
Chapter h. A. -. On TueSd1U''
svsnine next. a full attsnoaneoI
y particularly desired.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
DANGER FROM WITHIN

The inconsistencies Of hunnon no
ture stogger Iogicol reasoning. For ex-
omple, there ore those In. the United
Stotes who bIost the totolitorion powers
as destroyers Of democracy which is
the truth. In the next breoth, they pro-
mote policies in our own notion thot
are as totolitorion in their Ultimate ef-
feet as the program Of any dictator.
The policies Of the oeeressor no.
tions in destroying the rights and liber-
ties Of individuals, ore no more deodly
in their effect than ore the policies be-
ing promoted by advocates of govern
ment ownership Of industry in this
country.
These promoters Of stote socialism
in the United Stotes simply assume thot
public ownership Of business. patterned
otter the relationships, is going to cure
all shortcomings or failures in private
enterprise. They advance no arguments
to prove to the people thot sociolizine
prvote industry will correct evils Of
which they complain. and which, at
their worst, ore not to be compared With
the evils that follow in the wake Of q
policy which gives government and
bureaucratic officioIism on opportunity
to destroy any line Of private endeovor
at public expense.
1t is q nonstrous thing thot is tok-
ing place in our country under the ouise
Of government ownership Of the power
industry. The worst Of the picture is not
the loss of the power companies to their
present private owners, although that
form Of aggression by government
against its citizens is bod enou9h-the
real terrorizine aspect Of the situotion
is the foct that public officiols within
our own government have olreody odoP-
ted the ruthless technique Of the dicto-
tors
The scored name Of government is
being used as the screen behind which
to attack privote enterprise in this
country under the euise Of protecting
the people, when as q motter Of foct.
every move mode to put the government
into business ond destroy privote enter
prise, is undermining and revokin9 the
very liberties we should defend.
The ereotest danger this country
faces today is not from the oeeressor
without, but from the oeeressor within.
In the nome Of democracy, we hqve
powerful influences at work within our
notion using the defense emergency to
destroy democracy at home.
They pick out O big industry for the
speorheod Of their ottock. on the theory
that it has few friends. II is the prin-
ciple Of government ownership they are
establishing, rather than the industry
they ore attacking, thot the public
should be feorfuI Of. The future rights
and liberties of every citizen, every
home owner, every former ond every
business man ore at stoke. Remember
thot the oeeressor technique and the
results that follow it's success are as
damaging to the individual, regardless
of the cloak under which it is disguised.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13

This 10 the tenth OF series OF
rules IN the 1871 TAOIN ETTTT
~ articles on the neu bidding
ruIes In the 1871 'CuIbertson Sys.
tenn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-13
: BEHiNb THE SCENES
m WASHIkGTO ON :

petition WIN SoCO OtUeIs Tor
supplies, run Up prices. and by
noon have the market 50 cleon-
ed out there wosn't onythino
left for the local housewives.
The new ideo is to eliminote all
that. Furthermore, truck form
ino in the vicinity Of eoeh comp
is to be encouraged, so that
areas will be largely self-sup-
porting.
Take clothes - toke over
coots. Right now is the slack
season in the overeoot making
industry. All coots for this
winter have been made, and
they hoven't started on the
coots for 1912. The orny will
need nearly a million over
coots for next winter. II owns
the cloth, so II will soon let
controets to cut, make and
trim next winters garments.
Take shoes. A soldier wears
out four pairs q year. Corter
Gloss wonders how Woshino-
tons men got through that
winter at Valley Forge, when
the revoIutionories didn't have
any shoes at oil. but since this
won't be borefoot army, shoe
buyers have to figure how they
can get six million poirso year
out Of present factory capacity.
RUBBER. SOAP PLANTS
TO MAKE POWDER BAGS
This notter Of finding plants
to make the things the sev-
ices wont IS. q problem in IT,
self. More than 10 yeors ooo
the army beoon its big survey
of ipdustrloI production focili-
ties in the United stotes. Ten
thousands plants were inspect
ed, cotsIoeued and classified.
The survey took into account
how eoch foctoy could be con-
verted to make war supplies.
A corset foetory. for instonee,
wos found to be on ideal ploce
to make Cos masks.
For some supplies, the num-
Der Of experienced manufoe-
turers is limited. There are
only about four companies that
can manufacture explosives on
q big scoIe-DuPont, Trolon,
Hercules qnd Remington The
job Of making IS freight car
loads Of smokeless powder per
day had to be turned over to
them. Thot done, the problem
OF finding firms to lood the
powder bags for ortillery hod
to be met. With few expert
encsd firms to approach, the
ornsy looked Ground fos com
ponies with good records at
plant management and asked
them to toekIe the Job.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
S9.500
8 ROOMS,

Detached brick home, mos old: 9
rms. h-W.h., oil burner, screened porch,
large lot. Call HO. S407 from i to 9
p m. or GE. 9012.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
S19,500.

acres Of level land, fruit and forest
trees: built to owners order years ago
handsome brick home with large rooms;
living room, picture-window dining room
up-to-date kitchen and bedroom or library
brick garage attached. slate roof: huge
bedrooms and 3 baths on 2nd floor and l
smaller room; maids room and bath; attic;
all in perfect order: Entire estate inclosed
with white planked fence. Located about
miles from Bank of Bethesda toward
Rockville. This is real value and should
have your immediate attention. Terms to
responsible purchaser. Call MR.. LANE,
wisconsin 62s9 or National os56 for sp-
Evening star., 1941-12-10
QUAINT

En- glish-type brick home with 3 bedrooms,
2 baths. living room with log-burning fire.
tertaining; recreation room opening to
rustic garden with trees, shrubs and flowers
in profusioE md q rippling brook: in de-
To inspect phone Mr.. Lundgren, Georgia
0632.
EDWARD E. CALDWELL,
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Gas NV n, bulIt-lH gar, VeaIher-SLrlpptd
and insulated. MIR. OOWNER, GE. 90l2.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

fine home In a most desirable location.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. In better
than-new condition, owner having recently
spent 81 900 in Improvements. Has large
and porch, bedrooms and heated sleeping
porch. > baths. Built-in garage For real
value this home would be hard TO duplicate.
Price, Sl2,95O. Easy terms Must be seen
10 be appreciated. 2O17 Rlingle I'd, al
goth and Park I'd. Can be seen bet. 6S
pm only or call Columbia 6TO5
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EXCEPTIONAL.

Here is a home that I believe is an
outstanding value. 1t contains a large
living room with fireplace, dining room and
kitchen: the 2nd floor has master bed
room and private bath and bed-sitting
room, kitchen ana bath apt; the rent from
this Will help pay for house. There is
finished recreation room with fireplace in
basement, bult-in garage, automatic heat.
Located ! block from direct bus transp.,
30 min. from downtown. Be sure 70 see
this. Call Mr.. Freeman, ME. l143.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
REAL, BARGAIN.

Chevy Chase Md-S1O. 800; attractive
home, 8 large rooms 2 baths. l bedroom
tiful Handicapped lot: S1.O50 cash above
first trust. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, 669S
Evening star., 1941-12-10
5 BEDROOMSL3 BATHS.
c1d7E0

Chevy Chase. Md.-New brick Colonial
home. large living. dining room; de luxe
tile baths: 3rd floor. bedrooms. air-con-
ditioned heat: shower and lavatory IN
ba sement: built-in garage: large trees IN
rear ward; porches A real home.
leslie D. MEASELL. WO. 1921. 1927
Evening star., 1941-12-10
YOUR WIFE CAN'T

Find g more attractive home for your
family. Six pleasant rooms. sparkling
kitchen to be proud of, good neighborhood
and lots of outdoors. for the younsster
S7,450; in Silver Spring. r. P. RIPLEY
I'D
Evening star., 1941-12-10
RARGAIN

10 rooms, 1880 Arlington va 2 baths,
oil hot-vater heat, insulated, weather.
stripped, spacious closets, modern: large
lot; excellent for rooming house, fraternity
house OF school. Call MRS. MILLS, ewes,
Evening star., 1941-12-10
OWNER AND BUILDER
WILL SACRIFICE.

3S43 MASS. AVE. NV.
Inspect this magnidcent residence, built
by a prominent Washington builder for his
own home. You will discover distinctive
ness and genuine value that can come only
from careful planning and thorough con-
structioH technique Every facility for
living comfort and convenience is here. in
the finest location that Washington offers
the exclusive embassy section. Priced far
below reproduction cost at only S27.50G.
Features include: 1st floor, sun parlor.
living and dining rooms. kitchen and
breakfast room, screened porch. lavatory-
2nd floor, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths. Basement.
paneled recreation room. maids room and
bath, laundry tubs. automatic oil heat: 2.
car detached garage; lovely garden. Call
Woodley S43
Evening star., 1941-12-10

RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Attractive bungalow Of rooms and
bath, large attic, suitable to finish 2 more
rooms; G. E. refrigerator, h.-wh.; side
drive garage, on wide lot. Evenings phone
Temple 2233
Evening star., 1941-12-10
EXCL. VA. SUBURB

New solid stone, 6 large rooms. 2 bsthS
also breakfast and sewing rooms, 1st-fioor
bedroom or den and bath, attached gar.
and screened porch. large wooded lot: in
duplicated a today's price, II at ali Cali
Glebe 32S9 TIL 10 D m,
Evening star., 1941-12-10
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
15o5 II 81 NV National 2345

| OVERLOOKING WASHINGTON.
| Beautiful new semi-detached home. hav-
| ing SIX rms tile bath and modern kitchen.
| This home is solid brick. with furred walls
rock wool insulation and metal weather.
| stripping Can be bought on reasonable
terms. For further information call M
/ Mess, DU. 6464; or WAPLE 81 JAMES
Evening star., 1941-12-10
LOOK

Defense highway at Lanham Md--rn.
house with bath Recently remodeled
Located on equivalent TO lots, valued at
5000 each. High elevation. Plenty shade
Productive soil. City water. Greyhound
bus service. S4,e50. LIBERAL terms Phone
Evening star., 1941-12-10

311 10Th ST. NE.
Semi-det brick. apts.: fully. rerfd.
Income, Sl2750 mo. Gas h.-wh Al
condition. $3.50. Terms.
HENRY V. WILLOUGHBY,
500 Mass Ave NE AT 1858
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TODAY'S SENSATION
ANDUUTTNTE rJETCnrc.

SO' t0O Of Ground
TO $3.50.
ALI. MODERN IMPROVEMENT
out Penna. ave. Sc, turn right or
Branch ave. 70 Route 5, through Clinton
70 7 B. keep left at fork at T. B to
BTandywihe, turn right al our sign. ! mile
TO Brandywine Heights (Pillar at entrance
w. z. HARDESTY,
Cwner-Developer
Telephone BrandyWine 2700
Evening star., 1941-12-10
4 BEDROOMS-212 BATHS.
Gil TS0

Silver Spring, Md-New brick Colonial
home, large living, dining rooms. de luxe
kitchen. bedroom, half bath: 2nd floor, 3
bedrooms, beautiful tile baths. insulated.
air-conditioned, copper plumbing; built-in
garage: trees; lot 6Oxl30 LESLIE D.
MEASEIIr WO. 4733 1927 Eye
Evening star., 1941-12-10

Physicians Office and Apis,
Situated Just west of Connecticut ave. and
north of Massachusetts, ave, nr. Dupont
Circle, a splendid as well as convenient To-
cation: LIST floor arranged as physician
ONCE consisting Of entrance hall, large
reception room with fireplace. a End re-
ception room, consultation rooms, lava,
tory and restroom: 2nd and 3rd floors ideal
as apts, the End floor having complete
kitchen and facilities; numerous flreplaces;
also fire escape; basement has large finished
room with fireplace, OIL HEAT, 2-car ga
rage: this property is vacant, it can be seen
by appointment only. THOS. FISHER Il
CO., INC realtors, District $780, or ewes.
call MR. ODONNELL. ia 5172.
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ApAR1MEArs FURNISHED
i2S G ST. Sc. BROOM. KITCHEN
ID bath apt, convenient transportation;

1923 G ST. Sc GROOM, KITCHEN
and bath apt, convenient transportation;
| utilities furnished
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. Goth
room, kit. dinette pvt. bath; ] or per-
| sons; day. week; Frigidaire; full service;
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. Ma. 542b
GIRL TO SHARE 4-RM. APT. WITH TWO
after pm.
GEORGETOWN ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath: heat. gas and electric; included; S75
ave. NV. MI. 2625.
CONGENIAL YOUNG COUPLE WANTED
to share all PRIVILEGES of nicely furnished
home. 471o 22nd st. n. Arl.. Va. Glebe
lst FLOOR, BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM,
large kitchen. bath, porches; everything
furnished; gentle adults only. 500 Taylor
eIRt TO SHARE APARrMENT2ol go 466 1t56
after 5 O'Clock. IL
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APARTMENT
Bedroom. liv room, kitchen, bath; short
walk Munitions Building. Republic 1868.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE: GIRLS WANT
Irving St. off 10th NV.
NORTHUMBERLAND APTs-LIVIN
room, bedroom, bath, non-housekeeping
rent $50, including maid service. HO. $3.50.
EXCEPTIONALLY attrac. one room, dress
ing room. kitchen and bath. solarium apt. /;
expenSively furnished; 500 lease; might
sell furniture. RE. 6226.
TAKoMA PARKS LARGE RMS, SEMI
private bath. $40 per mo-. including gas.
iight and heat. sH. 69s7-J.
BROOM APT. NICELY FURNISHED ALL
34G0 after 6 pm.
1910 EMERSON ST. ,NW.-3rd FL. BED
living rm., lge. kitchen. pvt bath: util.
furn; gentiles only. RA. 1926,
3 ROOMS. ADJOINING BATH, PRIVATE
home; conv. transp; and shopping. near
Walter Reed Hospital: avail. Jan. l.
RA. 4476.
5O4 NICHOLSON ST. N.W-JEWISH COU-
pie; l room and modern kitchen. unlimited
phone, home privileges. S47.5O: bus line
TAKoMA PARK-1st FL. 3 OR I RMS.
adults only non-smokers refer. 81. 1898.
WESTVIEW APIS, 2123 EYE ST NV
furnished. S65; available Immediately. Re-
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
preferred, Gail Adavs s4o6. 8 to 10 pm, .
business or Govt. employed. "
SUBLET. DEC. Is TO FEB. 1-BEAUTT-
ful large, one-room corner apartment.
piefeiy tegn fr9ished % fs1P Sa5 eP peP mo h @ ioa0
10th st. NV. RE 40s5. Ext. 617 after g.
3745 HUNTINGTON NV RM.. KIT.
bath basement, elec. and gas: $40. 1 rm..
9 CHRISTIAN GIRLS, $3.50, TO SHARE
large, pleasant apt near Dupont Circle.
North 1885 after 5 pm.
1715 UPSHUR ST. BED
rm., kitchen. dressing closet. private en-
trance; near bus: $50. Gentiles. RA. 1880.
204 IIth ST SE-RM. AND K, end
FIR; Frigid., c.h.w.; sober adults: SO.
. OTHER GIRLS SHARE BEAUTIFUL q
rm. apt. phone: 500 each. 1717 10th NV.
Apt. 81. Decatur 2643.
4707 CONN. AVE.
Neatly furnished. bedroom, living room.
dinette, kitchen. bath and porch apt; all
large rooms; 6-Story, elevator building;
Dec. Is. EN-. $500.
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS
VIII Sublet beautiful spacious 4-room
apt, centrally located. TO defense executive
for weeks Large fireplace, beamed CELL
ings linens. silver. all conY.: reas. Phone
North 6906
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MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing Storage Co, Taylor 1887
Evening star., 1941-12-10
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Near 18th and Webster SITS. NV
9 ROOMS+2 BATHS.

Very substantial brick house, 5 bedrooms
sunroom, oil heat garage: fine location apt
condition. DIXIE REALTY CO, Ma $3.50
Evening star., 1941-12-10
WE WILL BUILD

A home to order for you on your n. ~
one Of ours. Send for free cata '77r-o I
selected plans. PeaSeTay Homes OF W i
ington, Inc. builders.
Sales and Finarcinr BY
FREDERICK W. BERENS INC.
1871 K St NV. Ma. S279. Ewes. s.. s.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
314 BRYANT ST. NE.

Do, lou.
5-room and bath brick row house, full
basement. h.-wh., elec.: excellent loca-
tion; terms.
HARRY ROD,
SIT @ st. NV MA 4526.
Evening star., 1941-12-10

335 10Th ST, S.E
Lovely Groom and bath home, h.-wh.,
garage, front porch. VIII reconditlon 70
balance one trust, payable S37 per month
Immediate occupancy.
soo 11tb a. AZ FIR. 2lOO.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

THE CAVALIER. $500 I4th ST. NV
Small apt, living room, dressing closet,
in-a-door bed. Ready for immediate occu-
Evening star., 1941-12-10

VIII Sublet beautiful spacious 4-room
apt, centrally located. to defense executive
for weeks Large fireplace, beamed CELL
ings. linens. silver. all conY.: reas. Phone
North 6906
Evening star., 1941-12-10
HOUSES WANTED TO Billy

I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
Old D. G: houses; no commission MRS.
KERN 2632 Woodley pl NV Co 1915.
NEED IMPROVED D. c. BRICK HOMES.
VIII pay all cash. L. T. GRAVATTE, 729
18th St NV, realtor Ma O753.
SMALL HOUSE IN D. C, WHITE SECTION
Price around $500. Cash, $3.50; balance
monthly. Box 112-B Star