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hood, community, State and national
organizations and services that can
contribute in any way to raising
the nutritional level of the people
Of the United States.
Poverty Mothers Evils.
7. Vigorous and continued attack
on the fundamental problems of I'M
employment, insecure employment
and rates of pay inadequate to main
tain an American standard of living.
1t has been abundantly proved in
many cases that undernourishment
and ignorance are twins born of the
same mother-poverty.
8. Full use of any practical de-
vices, such as the so-called stamp
plan, free school lunches and low
cost milk distribution, which will
bring nourishing, adequate meals to
those who could not otherwise af-
ford them, and at the same time
help to distribute food SURPRISES at
fair return to the farmer.
9. Efforts to improve food distri-
button, including processing, market
ing, packaging and labelling, to bring
about greater real economies to the
consumer.
10. Encouragement in all practi-
cal ways of greater production by
agriculture of the foods needed in
more abundance, according to the
newer knowledge of nutrition, in
the average American diet.
II. Equally, encouragement in
every practical way of more produc-
ton for home use by rural people,
especially those at low income levels.
Enrichment Recommended.
II. The enrichment" of certain
staple food products, such as -four
and bread, with nutritive elements
that have been removed from them
by modern milling and refining
processes.
v. These broad recommendations
are made as the basis for national
nutrition policy and an action pro-
gram that can reach down to every
community, and if possible every in
dividual, in the land in the present
emergency. But the conference also
wishes to put on record its belief
that such policy and program have
implications that 60 beyond the
present emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Eden's Outline of Brituin's War Aims
Foreign Secretary Declares Germany Must Never Be Position
Again to Play Role She Has Token Since World War

the technical possibilities OF pro-
duction into actual plenty and main
tanning the whole population in con-
tinuous fruitful activity 1t Is that
which is diffic,llt
The world cannot expect to solve
the riddle easily or completely. But
the free nations, America, the Do
minions and ourselves alone possess
a command of the material means.
And what is more important, these
nations clearly have the will and in
tention to evolve postwar order
which seeks no selfish national ad-
vantage for any one of us. an order
where each member Of the family
shall realize its own character and
perfect its own gifts In liberty OF
conscience and person.
We have learned a lesson in the
interregnum between two wars. We
know that no escape can be found
from the curse which has been lying
on Europe except by creating and
preserving economic health in every
country.
Germany Has Role.
Under a system of free economic
cooperation Germany must play a
part. But here I draw the firm
distinction that we must never for
get that Germany is the worst mas
ter Europe has yet known. Five
times in the last century she has
violated peace. She must never be
in a position to play that role
again.
Our political and military terms
for peace will be deIyned to pre-
vent repetition of Germany's mis-
deeds. =
The right economic outcome after
the war requires on our part no
exceptional unselfshness but will
require constructive Imagination.
1t is obvious that we have no motive
of self-interest prompting us to
economic exploitation either of Ger
many or the rest of Europe. This
is not what we want nor what we
could perform. The lasting settle
ment and internal peace of the
continent as a whole is our only
aim. The fact that at the bottom
of his heart every combatant knows
this Is the ultimate source of our
strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Nozis Report Repufsing
Attempted British Sally

BERLIN, May % LP,.-German
North African forces have repulsed
an attempted sally by the besieged
British garrison in the Libyan port
of Tobruk. Nazi press dispatches re-
ported today.
D.NB., official German news
agency, said Nazi planes bombed
British truck concentrations and
blasted munitions dump in the
Tobruk area yesterday.
More prisoners have been taken,
it said, near Halfaya Pass, the corri-
dor between the sea and Salum,
Egypt, which the Germans claimed
yesterday was in their hands.
A 3,000-ton merchant ship was
said to have been damaged by Nazi
raider off the Libyan coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Axis Forces Reported
Halted After Taking
Pass Near SaIum
Attempted Sally by
English Repulsed,
Germans Assert
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, May 29.-Axis forces,
driving across the Libyan-Egyptian
frontier on a 30-mile front, have
been halted by British troops after
occupying Halfaya Pass south Of
the border post of Salum, Reuters
British news agency said today.
The only movements reported to-
day around Salum were those of
patrols.
In Ethiopia, British forces were
clearing the roads from bessie to
Gondar and from bessie to Assab.
In the south, patriot forces were said
to have surrounded Bake, in the
lakes region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29
Italian Troops Landed
In Eastern Crete,
Rome Declares !
Defenders Are Declared
Put in Wise Between
Axis Forces
RH the Associated Prakx-

| By the Associated Press.
ROME, May 29.-Italian troops
have landed on the eastern end OF
Crete, placing the defenders In
wise between the Italians and the
German forces of invasion on the
western end of the Greek island,
italian sources reported today.
The location of the Italian land
ing, general as it was, came from
Virginia Gayda, Fascist editor, after
the high command had announced
the operation was carried out yes
terday to an accompaniment of war
plane attacks on British naval units
in surrounding waters.
Three British cruisers were said
to have been hit by plane-launched
torpedoes and another with bombs.
The landing was made in perfect
order at the extreme eastern tip of
the island with companies of soldiers
and sailors" Gayda said-the first
outright indication that the Italians
we're sea-borne.
New Front In East.
ats effect is to create for the
commander of the British imperial
forces a sudden new front to the
east, when the German pressure they
must face on the west is already
heavy.
The landing was protected. Gayda
said, by the guns of the italian fleet.
His report indicated the Italians
used no parachutists.
The high command communique
failed to say how the troops were
landed, but Stefani, official italian
news agency, indicated they arrived
by ship.
1t was the first report OF Italian
troop landings on the island, where
the Germans have been fighting fur
iously against British and Greek
forces since May 20.
The Italians have asserted, how
ever, that their air force has par
ticipated in the battle and that their
navy has helped to convoy German
troops to the island.
Aided by Warships.
Hundreds of little Greek sailboats,
loaded with German soldiers have
been safely escorted to Crete under
the guns of italian warshipS, the
newspaper II Piccolo declared today.
Some of these came from un-
suspected places on the Greek main
land and others from the italian
DodecaneSe Islands northeast Of
Crete, the paper said
Among German troops now in
Crete, II Piccolo declared, were many
veteran mountain chasseurs who
fought in the Narvik sector of Nor
way year ago.
Specially trained to operate In
small groups, it said they carried
food and munitions for four days
and were equipped with radio tele-
phones enabling them to keep con-
tact with groups as far as 6 miles
away.
British resistance was said to have
been hampered by failure of COM
munications as headquarters were
shifted repeatedly in an attempt to
dodge attacks of German dive
bombers.
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Eden

Continued From First Page0
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Diet Farley Delegates
Couldn't Be Identified
By Their Lunches

BY the Associated Press.
Delegates to a conference on
improving the Nations diet sat
down to lunch yesterday and
here is what some of them ate:
George st. John Perrott, sec
rotary of the conference-noth-
ing.
Paul v. McNutt, Federal Sc
curity ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
soup, crabmeat salad, a pint OF
buttermilk and what looked like
a quart of strawberries.
Paul Cornell, New York ex-'
pert-three glasses of beer.
Vice President Wallace
Cheese sandwich, glass OF milk
and Ice cream.
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pROvED INVESTMENT

"65 acres productive. well-watered land.
which has earned large net income through
rs entire history Spacious brick home,
modern convenIences. deliehtfuly situated
near Baltimore; tenant houses splendid
barns. buildings: reliable tenants; fully
stocked and equipped FOR dairy business
and gcne-al farming S30,0Ou.
CHARLES r. ROGERS,
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BUICK 1910 SIC convertible sedan: radio,
heaIer, spares never used: unbeatable
at ST ,O45. or trade Sligo 6l72
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FARMS FOR SALE.
fCNptipiIad

SMALL HOUSE, 90 ACRES, $500. 8
acres, . rooms gravel road. 5000. 8
rooms, 20 acres. $1,000. MR.. PERRoW.
Remington. Va.
1s ACRES OF FINE TRUCKING AND
fruit land. house OF 3 rooms and bath.
closed; IA miles from D.. c.. route 20. east
OF Ashton. Montgomery County, Md. S2,5
cash and long term on balance to respon-
sibe party. Fine neighborhood. JAMES
WORST owner.
ST. MARYs COUNTY, MD.
Income producing farms, low priced for
ing Wicomico r.. so miles to D C.; soil
produces high-grade cigarette tobacco. good
barn, etc; 10-r dwelling: S6,500.
water front ANCHORAGE, timber. good TO-
bacco soil. barn; etc; 6-r. dwelling; $4,000.
100 acres State road excellent soil
REh state 9 eoqd baIni sT hcavy
producer showing good income; $1,000. .
375 acres, Gar. dwelling, tenant house. 2
tobacco barns. many other buildings; tim.
Der; tenant remains for 1912 and has
tractors and 3 teams immediate posses
For investment properties, farms, water
s' r. HARR st Marys cy Md
THESE FARMS ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
en at pffs foT safe and 6cE Sopnf i
vegetables.. 300 a, $50 tilable, balance
timber and pasture. running stream; diy,
: rooms. . tobacco barns; accessible.
ss a. SO 5abe fsenf balance is timber
pasture, sassafras loan soil; Broom bum
price, $4,000. For further description
J. l.. DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. Md.
Phone Mech. 33-F-l"
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BUICK 1887 4-door sedan; heater white
nsed S395 iHe He1s HeS; - Stored more than
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FARMS WANTED.

farmers-Want 30 to so acres, about Is
improvements sprinE, stream essential:
within 90 mi. Of city; must. have road
invited. State full particulars first letter.
LEON L. BOCEK. 72s Silver Spring ave.
SMALL FARM FOR FUTURE RESIDENCE.
accessible, good soil and some, improve
ments. Give location and details. Not q
broker. Box 304-Z Star.
ABOUT 100 ACRES IN MARYLAND, AP-
prox 30 miles from D. c., with houses
and good approach. State price and de-
scribe exact location for all cash. Box
113-Z, Star.
I WILL SELL YOUR FARM IF PRICED
right. See or write.
J. LETTON MARTIN,
Real Estate
Room 4ol Earle Bldg.
RE 24ao AID. $3.50.
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oUT-of-Towh REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBS or MANASSAS. on CENTER
VIE highway; hve-room frame house
MISS F NJ FoOTE, Aidle. Va
FLORIDA Hotel. c67 FT. ON BEAUTI-
santlv !ur.; I sleerlng rooms; J., auts
riparian eh's boating. fishing: $1,000.
Phone for apt, MRS. ROBBINS, Parkside.
FLORIDA = l0-ACRE TRACT FRUIT
Ee.,. 2S04 y. Washington blvd, ArIing ton.
Phone CH 36Sl.
MIAMI. FLORIDA BEDROOM FUR
n!shed house, Gen. Electric iccbox, gas
stove: f.. Iert 10 April or May l.
CAUCFAN. $50 r st. ne
MARYLAND--30n ACRES. NR- SUITLAND
District Hts. 50 acres, also 50 lots Sold
separately.
VIRGINIA - lGO-60o acres, historic
maror house. VIII consider exchange for
D. c
RUB NJ PoI7Ey NE. 55es.
For Sale, Kew West, fla. Prop.
Desirable furnished cottage, by cvner;
cer'ra'ly located: tropical plar.ipg. price,
$500, AID. 746l or 1853 Euclid s.. NV,
40 80
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Fly a new Aeronca at a frac-
tlon OF usual cost. Club being
formed. Call ME. 764l. 5-7nm
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End COMM. FIREPRooF BLDG 9Ox115
bakery. laundry, warehouse shop or man
ufacture with ramp to roof Of approxi-
Pboey PPbaLety NIu'o9o se IT. for parking or storage.
312 ACRES, GROOM, BATH HOUSE,
clear, level land; can be zoned for indus
CASH h1dHFBoWN nt 6,Stf5ef VA 1iae 1855 S $50
1901 NICHOLS AVE. sE-sToRE AND
a+ia,;s apts;, an ami. Fast developing vicinity.
sAcRIFICE-12-RM. COL B TouRJsT
Ideal estate, cabin, gas. retreat from iaiai air
raids; pin. wall nearby nsh, hunt, bathing
New Market, Va. Beautiful view. owner now
emp; IN Md. 1mmed poss H. w. BECRAFT.
Wash. Grove. Nd Gaithers5urg I'm.
VALUABLE PROPERTY, 1st COMMIT, IT.
.i?u 50. H.; ground suitable for drive-in
terms. A S EcoNoMoN, DU. IS 6S1 'o'""o'
l4oo BLOCK H ST. NE-sToRE AND
3-r;, kit, bath. ap;. above; $1,000. GUY
TIMER. 1926 You St NV. NO. 1907.
CoMMERt GROUND.
prices n L1aaTBoWS S3aS WarfiaId Sifa5hfs iss5 a.
STORE WITH APARTMENT ABOVE
Upper 14th st. vacant Priced low for
immediate sale. Good terms. OWNER,
RE 1860.
SECOND COMMERCIAL LAND AND
BUILDING IN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
property. Can sell portions if desired. Also
| fine one-story brick warehouse building.
s6pH 5000 So IT, Hestins
for plat saxkssa IA ssssls .6sHs eo priced
1908 H st. N.W' Nstionsl 2a4o.
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR DESIRABLE
lots located in nearby Maryland or Viz
Rinia. FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New
York ave. NV MA T416.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT SMALL USED
car lot State price and location. Box
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FIRST TIME OFFERED
FARMS FOR RENT.

So A., NEAR CEDAR GROVE-MoDERN
home. : r., b. and heat; hard road SAC
rer mo-: immediate possession. FRED B.
CUSHMAN. l06 N Adams ST., Rockville
Phnne $50 Omen Sunday
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About miles forth of Ashton on Coles
vile Pike One OF the best small farms in
the oolntv Contains 50 acres OF rich
Cheser loan SOL. Good gtrean. some
Woo land Good arm house E.cctr.city.
s0od ban and ortbGildncS Fo- informa-
ton call Mr.. ABBE evenings, WI $500.
CYRUS KLISER Jr..
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FOR YOUR SECURITY.
$40 MONTH

VIII buy az acreage. trac. wooded or
cared. within miles of Washington
Elcc.. Dhc:,r free school bus pSstric?iors
vary in different locat ons Priced At 5000
and up. VFRNON ~. LYNCH AND SON.
owner. miles out Columbia pike. Phone
Alexandra 5H06. Closed Sunday
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
30 ard lIlO acres wooded land, springs
s and 1/lO miles White House. Suitable
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SOLID INVESTMENT.
Close in NV. detached apt. house, shows
steady income excess $4,000 a year. Prln-
clpa.s only Full details by appointment.
Eoy 3S1-1 Star
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

VAIN ENSNt TNSE6Nt
WE KNOW YOU WILL ADMIRE TURKEY
1eTss nr Go Bn SS
plat. WATER FRONT ESTATES. AnnaD-
ga ACRES, OVERLOOKING BAY. I00-FT.
shore, safe harbor; all-year house, bed
rooms, convenlences. Immediate possession.
Price, $4,000. CHAS. F. LEE, Annapolis,
Nd
LONG BEACH, ST. LEONARD MD-NEW
section, wooded lots overlooking Bay. spe-
s aVsaoIe 'hs for hort time beteer a. tsfms eon
tract 10 build your cottage before Jan. 1sr.
date Drive miles beyond Prince Fred
RntvuTII sTleks HoIom8ns Is9G Island road. NJ E.
FIvE-RooM COTTAGE. ON SALT WATER,
30 miles out; living room two bedrooms.
Sltchen; complete bath, large porch; ST 635.
Slnu down. balance So monthly. MR.
MEYER Avalon Shores. Shady Side. Md.
CHESAPEAKE BAY CoTTAGE-LIvING
dining room. Kitchen, bathroom, large
front and SIDE screened porches, electricity,
At s246S terms. ems MRl VEST sRoTeham sRoP 1nn
Beach Mayo Nd, or sterlin- a55l
Hunting Lodge or Log Cabin.
30 mi. in Va. on I?-nile Jake; 3 rooms,
NICELY FURN. COTTAGE. DARTS BEACH
Mo.-GaS. elec.. bath. running water
Rent reae Call WA "333
GROOM COTTAGE ON 4-ACRE POINT:
sal' water. 81, Mary's country. % mites
from D. C; furnished, cleo. Will rent
CHEAP 10 responsible rarty. BOX 3ss-G Star
THIS Is AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE
a Il hom" IN Southern MARYLAND that you
howe on the W!comlco River with every
isc'llty. our sou'h bern weters produce.
r0~ '5S scr"r- Pa-uXert River. Colonial
5rd~re v.th ne most outstanding water
front or tho PatuTent mi shorel!ne. has
every tacNiv. duck shoot NJ. fish oysters.
c.eoT. fine bathing beach End good harbor.
IF0z1 iaT7' az N high state o. cult
"a !o0. VII ~rO7rc3 ali crops crown N
tn. sr"s Wi. he shoVn by a~Dc inert
anI Cor fUctlc- de criptjon apply n J l.
DAVIS, Cnario.e Hall. Nd. Phone 33-F-I"
tu |ires
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GARAGE FOR AUTO REPAIR SHOP OR
space IN garage for same. No T5g1 sNnE
Gay Weekdays after pm
WILL WILL PAY s24 YEAR QUARTERLY IN
gpavanee toT storage space for small car
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Corner building, new. stores and apts:
annual income Sl5,252: price Sl?5,00O;
oil heat: owner Will accept part "nd trust
I316 Rittenhouse St NV, suitable for
investment or home: present income $40
mo. can be increased: + bedrooms, 3 baths
terest, principal and taxes: price, Sl0.250.
Inspection l-6 Sunday. Ralph 7. Sealfon'
J. H. REALTY CO.,
11o1 E1orida Ave NE TR 2O3S
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BUICK 1887 6-wheel de luxe SPIT sedan;
finished in Jet black, has heater and radio
so929a fuoner; real buy at a low price;
FRED MOTOR CO
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top, maroon finish, white-wall tires: nics
gar; sacrificing for $3.50. ASK for Warren
Sanders. BIC Lot. 1904 18th 81 % " N
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MONEY WANTED.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE,
Fl TC z hE.
PUBLIC REAL ESTATE SAIT

PUBLIC REAL ESTATE SALE
ram. containing 3s.s acres, S-r0Cm Co.
!Sh!a! frame house and necessary oUfbulId-
NE sale 10 start at 10 AM. FRIDAY
MEMBER 2l. 1871 VIII also sell house.
LOU tu hoQQS. including antique and VIC
.o.iaA FURNITURE ard veil-kep' SQUARE
p,T4ho' Terms TO be announced on day OF
Sa4t Located in Broad Run diSfr;ct,
bo1aoun County Virginia. i mic from
S99qIe on Sterling Route 637, IPFNF
b1e4DGES- Sterling Virginia
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

0OLDIAN VI OIl I y ~
6-room house, 6i7 acres: l hrs drive
D C. near TT depot; price in full. 81 800
c. sh. Phone Chestnut 5@a4 Address / R.
BOWEN. hIAl Col nike. All. Va
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GARAGES For REhI
GARAGES WANTED.

DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE, LOCATED I5t
Wy Wy mass; ave. NV, SO par month. ca
Me. 1872 between 2 and "a
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Buick 1899 4-door sedan: low mileage.
one one, owner equipped with radio, white side.
LOVING MOTORS. Your Packard nesIe-
lSUo 81. N. w. RE LIZA
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room with open fireplace = bedrooms
cln!ng room. kitchen, bathroom large
'front.' and side screened porches. electricity,
eIec; refrigerator. ges stove, large lot on
5000 road; refined community; eood buy
at - 400: terms. MF. WEST. Shoreham
Beach. Mayo Nd, or Sterlln- n55I
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LINDEN LANE AND BROOKEVILLE RD.,
bet National Park College and Montgom-
cry Hill School: all improvements. maple
and dogwood trees: lots 50x15O or more.
SILVER SPRING 115-J.
sIL SPR-Hz ACRE, BLADENsBURG RD.,
$500: lot 75x2OO #. 5000: Ga. ave,
Wheaton. l a., S1,350. H. r. BIEBER,
SH 6565.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, IN JUST
beyond Sc. Washington. $3.50. Can finance
homes near Govt. bldgs. NO. 1888.
18th ST. CORNER-THIs ATTRACTIVE
corner lot across from Rock Creek Park
Is offered for sale at bargain price Of
S4 500, size approx. 60x120. HARRY
ROD, s17 G st. NV. MA. 4525.
4;EANLYX IA E!AAT ~ lS5TFs, AIso SEAT:
0t. AIMS psl1tsh. Wo. So1o.
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BUlCk la4l model 81 super sedan; oriQi-
neater' practically new tires, low mileage,
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE

HARLE RLET-DAVIDSON 1855. eoo5 condi-
- - ,'s tedsohsoie for cash. 1919 s.. ne
HARLEY. DAVIDSON eXceU.7f co,75,.,c-,
reasonable 402 New Jersey ave. sc
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

Small Small PANEL TRUCK in good con6if,oD
t!ust !5Ht pc reasonable for CasA. Na',onE
90 from 10 evenings
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-AH1--143-A1AA1--AAAAZ ZLLLLZZAAZIZLZZL
3-FAMILY FLAT. COLORFD- GOOD NV
location. rented, $40 mo. price. Sl0,5Ou
after cash payment, bal financed In trust
until paid. MR.. ADLER, NE. l647 16.
Colored TWo-Family Flats
Less than year old: good location
Rent. S7l so. Priced a S6,50O
A. S. GARDINER e. CO..
1851 I ST. NV. NJ. o33i
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MOTORCYCLES WANTED
AEROPLAkES.

MSOIORCYCLE. small. preferably Indian
9SGSd1' must oa caeap; W4A pay cash, VA
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BUILDERSl
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will be received by Potts 4
Callahan. Hoover Airport. Arlington, Va
until 100 . m, November i. la41 for
turH shing the followlng equipment on
monthly rental and recapture basis:
% Or More Dump Trucks Gu. Yd Bodies
Further information viii he furnished
upon request AZ the above address. Potts
Callahan reserve the risht to reject any
o. all bids. no1ll213.l4l5lR
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BUICK 1870 club coupe; radio. underseat
heater, defroSter, low mileage: original
cost. Al; sacrifice. SS25. Chest.
nut 642s.
BUICK 1a41 special 4-door black sedarl;
white sidewal tires, radio. heater. low mile.
sSe' age 1890 ras as ny, nsT. sl'loo. half e.ash.
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2-FAMILY APTS-NE. and Sc.
Semi-detached. oil neat, recreation
rooms.
3 rooms. rPfrg Each floor So, 50
4 rooms retrg Each floor 90 50
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS 2700.
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APT. BLDG. 4 UNITS,

NF 7. bLIJNI1' 7 2 ME- =,
Near Dupont Circie--Large aptS., 2
with porcheS. reasonable terms. MIGHT
TRADE. OWNER, CHI $500. Ewes. and
Sun CH H2Nl
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- A-LIilltQldIe4N.
81, ora HI0SRNERs S CORNER.

sn;esh 5sUtGh i9fo super 4-door sedan: black
.n.iSn dn IKE new. equipped with factorv
raoio and underseat heater; low miIesSey.
eme-oWhfr eer,-5cs M car that viii give you new-car
ana TOP Price for your car in trade. NSTT
So,i,rr ScS2; atWays better deal at ARCADE
spONllAC' 1887 Irving ST. NV. Adams
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CONTINUED on Next Page.
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REAL estate WANTED

81 .oUn DOWN. > FAM. HOUSE, Oh OR
now gocd n en- w white loo Not over
SI.5cU, P o. Box 2S5, Silver Spring, Nd.
LARGE RESIDENCE, CLOSE IN. RCOMING
or apis. pay cash.
CLYDE HINES & CO.
lIOl Vermont Ave RE 49,
Evening star., 1941-11-16
OFF PFNNA AVE SE.

NEAR 18th AND SITS NW.-STORE
and apts.. yearly gross rentals, S3,lho
fine location: PRICE. so 800. clear OF IN
cumbrance; terms can be arranged; fu!l
details given in personal interview. CALL
MR.. MADDOX TRENHOLM. ADAMS. 6623.
EDWARD r. CARR, 'Realtor,
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Evening star., 1941-11-16
OWNER ORDERED AWAY.
d9 ACRFS-7 MI ES DC
r. D. LILLE,
2o5 Maple Ave. Takoma Park Sligo o3O6
Montgomery County, Md.

Montgomery County, Md.
Dairy farm. 3lO a, o66 a. clear Broom
dwelling. cleo. modern 30-cow barn, bank
barn 45xS0. barracks 30x50 4-room ten
ant house. other necessary outbuild!nEs;
well watered and fenced. Price, S2lo00.
GOOD investment
ineS. including Groom house ami. and
s-room farmhouse; y large bank barns. .
barracks and necessary outbuildings: pro-
ductlve land. beautiful view: will consider
SEPARATE sale. Price. S21 600.
Near river: 545 a. 800 a. clear. bal ance
wooded so a. GOOD timber: 22-cow dairy
barn, bank barn 45x70 all necessary out
buildings: milk check alone should paw q
good return on investment. Price. $4,000.
j V1NSON PETER or ROY P. MOORE,
Once Phone. Rockville 1855.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
Located II miles north Of Silver Spring.
this lovely old estate contains 25 acres.
Beautiful view of surrounding country.
Pennsylvania farm house, entirely modern
ized. Center hall, three flreplaces on main
floor; frst-foor lsvatory; large modern
kitchen; paneled and beamed ceiling din
ing room; 3 large bedrooms and modern
bath on I'd floor: finished attic. House is
entirely insulated, including. side walls and
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO
Directions: From tratic light at Silver
Spring turn right on Colesville pike l2
miles to property. See open sigh OH right
CYRUS KEISER. Jr..
4a10 Wisconsin Ave. WO. 5311.