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offensive, but the Russian high
command claimed all German at
= tacks were repulsed. with great
losses" inflicted on the Nazis.
Nevertheless, Russian authori-
ties admitted the new offensive
was a genuine threat TO the be-
leagured capital.
~. Southwest OF Moscow, bloody
battles were reported raging in
every town and village on the dis.
tant approaches TO Tula.
II was conceded the Germans,
supported by planes and tanks,
had pierced the Russian defense
at several points on this sector
Reports from the war zone said
Red army troops were putting up
a stubborn defense. assisted by
workers from Tula who rushed TO
the front to join the regular sol
diers.
In the Crimea, according TO So
Wet announcements, the German
advances have cost the Nazis 90
600 casualties during the last five
days.
II was claimed the Russians had
recaptured strategic defensive
strongholds protecting Rostov,
gateway 10 the Caucasus, and that
the Germans have failed 10 take a
single bridgehead on the River Don.
I'm the past two weeks, said a
Stockholm dispatch TO the Lon
don Daily Express. $4,000 Ger
mans have been killed in fighting
around Kalinin, northwest Of
Moscow
4 At Leningrad, the Moscow radio
reported, the Red armies were
maintaining the offensive as the
battle there increased In ferocity.
In the Donetz Industrial basin,
IL was claimed. new Russian lines
had been formed to resist the Nazi
drive.
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9British Ships
Reported Sunk
international News seryic. Cable

BERLIN, Oct. 31.-Six British
merchant ships, a destroyer and
two patrol boats have been sunk
by German submarines in the past
few days. the German high COM
mand announced today.
A British torpedo boat was de-
clared to have been heavily
damaged.
The merchant ships sent to the
bottom totaled $1,000 tons, accord
ing TO the announcement.
The high command also stated
that German reconnaissance
planes bombed a radio station on
the Farce Islands and that smaller
formations OF bombers raided the
British ports of Great Yarmouth
and Falmouth during the night.
Anti-aircraft guns were declared
to have shot down two Raj
planes attempting to raid the
German-held -Gresk-island oil
Crete in the Mediterranean.
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lHE artichOkes came.
"NolC, Billy" said
> Edgar, after he had

NOWy DttB, cuu
Edgar. after he had
made the sauce eldbordtely
and With an eye TO the effect
Of his culinary skill upon
the gouHg lady. Non, Billy,
I rH ShoW you hoW you
eat these things.
you take one leaf at a
time-dip ii in the sauce,
so-dnd then eat the tip
NTH the sauce on-not the
whoie leaf, Just the tip.
And then When the
leoreS are all gone you eat
the heart--the fond d'arti-
chdut - that's the best
pGrt-so."
Then Edgar looked at tn,
adjoining table to see wha'
effect his facility in foreigI
language had had.
The young lady seemed no
completely conquered.
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II DGAR devoted his at,
| r., tention to the chains
dish.
He poured In the sherry
+liberally-He sprinkied the
lpaprika sparingly. He added
the escoffier judiciously.
He stirred 1t all carefully.
The waiter advanced with
a lighted match to light the
wicks of the chafing dish.
Poof, went Edgar blowing
out the match and saying
with biting reproof to the
Inundated waiter:
II WW tel you Uhen the
dish is ready. I WiH let you
knoW When to light the
lamps.
Noe" said Edgar, after
stirring the sauce a couple
of times more, you may
light the lamps"
Edgar looked for the ad-
miratiOn that he thought his
commanding attitude would
arouse in the wondering eyes
of the lovely young lady.
And as he looked he pushed
the dish in an airy, Offhand
way towards the waiter-and
OFF the edge of the table.
BANG splatter upon the floor.
The waiter hastily mopped
Edgar turned all the cOlors
of an Illuminated Chinese
The young lady lay back
in her chair and laughed out
loud.
On the way to the office In
a hanson cab Edgar said:
so you tcild guys in the
Vest kHo1e something about
drtichokes|
"Oh, pes, Edgar" replied
your colunun;st deprecot-
iHgly, "GHd q little about
cooking ccreUiSSeS, too"
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Ndzis Driven
Back 5 Miles,
Says Moscow
Terrific Battle
Reported Raging
in Snow, Sleet

KUIBYSHEV. L. s. s. r. oct.
31.--Red armies claimed gains Of
five to seven miles on the blood
spattered battle front southwest Of
Moscow today as they fought 10
stem a new four pronged Nazl
push al the capital
The German forces struck
through snow and sleet in new
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Guard NeIr Capital

KUIBYSHEV. Oct. 31.-GNS)
Drastic precautionary meas
ures were instituted today 10
safeguard kuibyshev. new seat
of the Soviet government Hui-
byshev was declared closed
city and II was announced all
persons entering without per-
mission would be evicted and de-
prived OF their food cards.
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NAPLES RIOTS REPORTED

MOSCOW, Oct. 3l--JINSb--
The Moscow radio TO-DAY. quoting
sources in | Berne, Switzerland
stated thst rioting had broken
out in the Italian seaport OF
Naples over the citys inadequate
anti-aircraft protection
Following recent heavy raids by
British bomberS causing many
casualties. the population staged
. demonstration demanding more
guns and better shelters Two
Fascist blackshirt, troopers were
attacned by the demonstrators
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Italian Planes
Go 10 Red Front

ROME. Oct. 31.-ltaly IS send
ing her newest fighter planes 10
the Russian front. u was revealed
today with announcement that
Gen. Ugo Cavallero had reviewed
a squadron Of the very newest
fighter aircraft today.
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eyes looking at your columnlst
with mildly inquiring interest
and at Edgar with some con-
centration.
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TN THOSE gay days the
l Hoffman House was the

TN THOSE gay days the
l Hoffman House was the
- center of the whirlpool of
New York life.
On the left of the hotels
spacious lobby was the en-
trance TO the famous Hoffman
House bar.
The bar was not a "gilded
palace of vice" in the ordinary
Interpretation of the phrase.
Ii was a large richly fur
room dotted with small
tables around which were In
grouped many, II not
of New York's nota-
bilitieS.
There was, TO be sure, at
one end of the room a tech
nical and typical mahogany
bar in compliance with the
conventions and above the
bar. again in compliance with
the conventions, was a very
beautiful painting Of nymphs
i'm the nude.
But by BOuguereau, If YOU
please, as II boldly to assert
the superior class and quality
Of this exalted institution
over other establishments of
the kind.
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Exclusive!
General IrOnSide
Reviews the War.

With the frank admission that great administrative
genius lies behind the German arnys in Russia
Field Marshal Lord Ironsde today the first of
weekly series of analyses written for international
News Service and The Detroit Times Lord Ironsde
chief of the British imperial general staff during the first
nine months of the and is commander-n-chief
of the British home guard.
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IN THE NEWS

CONTINUED from Page One)
plant or Central Park as a
real estate investment.
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Germans Claim
Volga Crossing
BY PIERRE j. HUsS
Int'I News Service star Correspondsr

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-Claims that
advance German units have
crossed the Volga" in the central
sector was flashed 10 Berlin by a
Nazi war reporter today as the
high command announced that
Russian forces were lin complete
fight" in the Crimea, pursued by
German and Rumanisn troops.
(The central sector" presum-
ably refers 10 the Moscow region.
Due east OF Moscow, the Nolga
is 300 miles away, But the
river bends sharply 10 the North
and West and finally peters out
at wanna. nearly 100 miles
west of Moscow. No official
German announcements have in
dicated anything approaching q
penetration 10 the main banks OF
the river far 10 the East
REDS LEAVE CAUCASUS
A German radio broadcast today
quoted the Stockholm newspaper
DaRenS Nyheter as reporting the
Soviet evacuation OF Rostov-on-
the-Don. gateway 10 the Caucasus,
has begun.
According to the dispatch, the
German announcer said, large
quantities OF machinery from fac
tories already are being trans
ported out Of the city. Soviet
forces were said TO be concen-
trated on the left bank OF the
Don River.
A heavy new NaZi air raid or
Moscow that caused fires anc
severe damage near the Kremlir
was announced BY the high com
mand
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ously failed, they turned their
main effort against Moscow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31
By FIELD MARSHAL LORD IR0NSIDE

Chief the British Imperial General Stan
Russia Is now in the grip of Winter and the Germans
have not destroyed the Russian army.
The ice-free port of Murmansk In the far north Is
definitely safe and will invaluable base for the
struggle to keep open the passage through the Ice
Archange-our quickest route for sending supplies to
Russia.
German tanks have failed against the fixed defenses
of Leningrad
The attack upon Moscow has been halted.
These the salient facts in the East
effort has been terrific Only great admnstra-
tive genius could what they have When
their original conception "bzkrieg in Russia had obv
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Ii OF which Is
\ depression.

4 Ii OF which Is a
~ depression.
Into this resort of
notables came your columnist
one day looking for a com.
panion for luncheon and found
Edgar.
lets not hare luncheon
here, " satd Edgar II s too
noisy and besides your milk
habit isn't good for the
champagne business"
So we crossed the lobby to
the quiet and elegant dining
rooms on the other side.
There were not many people
In the room as it was only
noon.
There was, however, one
very lovely foreign looking
young lady seated at a table
with.a more elderly lady who
might have been a duena.
II DGAR cast an appreci-
r. alive glance In the
young lady's direction
and selected a nearby table
where he could not only see
but be seen.
Billy, you Would better
let me order" said Edgar,
NTH one eye on the bill of
fare and the other on the
loreiy lady.
Good morning, Henri"
said Edgar, addressing the
head ,C0iter.
We iriN hnre- some nice
cold ortichokes to begin
tCith and I tCU make a
mustard DRESSING"
Eyes, Mr.. Murphy, you
do that erceptionnellement
WeH" said the diplomatic
head 1Cditer.
Edgar's cOmpreh e n sive
smile included the young lady
at the nearby table.
She looked mOdestly down
at her plate but was APP
parently impressed.
Then. - continued Edgar,
"Wc WiH hare some ccrcris-
Sos acWbWg and / think I
1ciH breH mp the HCWbwg
n bit 1citb some rery good
sherry and a sprinkle Of pa
priko and q little escoffier
sauce. "
You sec, Henri" said
r dgdr potroHisiRgly, II
hare q youug friend here
from the Far West and /
raHt 10 sholr HIM bow nc
do things ~ Ncw York"
The young lady raised her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-31

|NF COURSE, Bouguereau
Is much disparage d
by the ultra-modern
schools of art which have
substituted vulgarity for
beauty afeetatien for sin
certify, and impudence for
genius.
But your c0lumnist tena-
ciously maintains the merit Of
Bouguereau, declaring him a
nineteenth century Botticelli,
who painted at once idealisti-
cally and realistically, truth
fully and beautifully.
He might never be enshrined
In the sanctuary of the highest
art but he will never be as
completely and as gladly for
gotten as the perpetrators of
the cultural shell game of
ultra-modern art.
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90 EDGAR turned to your
cOlumnist and said:

good wosn't it,
Billy? What do you Cali
fornions think Of thot"
We'll" replied your co.,
umnist thoughtfully, "we
are mighty glad you folks
IN the East kno1o how to
eat drtichokes because zoe
raise sererut milton of EN-
every year on our farms in
California, and II you did
not know how to eat them
it would slo1D up the bust
ness-although zoe eat a lot
of them ourselves"
you eat them your
selres."
yeah, the best of them"
Henri" said Edgar as
the Wditer approached bear
ing the chatting dish Nth
the ecrevisses, IL suppose
zoe grow artichokes plenti-
fully here IN Net0 York"
"Ne, m'sieur, they come
mostly from California"
said the head matter.
The young lady smiled.
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you sec. Henri" said
+ dgor potroHisiRgly, II
hare q gouug friend here
from the Far West and /
rant 10 shoir him boW We
do things IA Nctr York"
The young lady raised heI
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tcontinued ON Page i6J
Evening star., 1941-11-15
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BFTHESDA-DUTCH COLONIAL, 3 BED
rooms, recreation rm; gas heat; grand
piano, trsplaee, Avail. Nov. 18th for
and bath nicely furnished, S1Oo: bus at
door, adults. GE. 1866.
l45o SPRING RID. N.W.--6-RM. FURN;
house, 3 bedrms.. incl. porcheS, economcal
PRACTICALLY NEW HOME FOR LIMITED
period, : large rooms, = baths, lear de
grounds. OWNER, CH. Ss55.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME WANTED,
ami. BOX 156-z, Star. l6'
CHEVY CHASE, d. c., 622I 29th ST
Suitcase to Oct /, 1912. Nicely turn. j.
bedrm., 2-bath det brick. with den, re-
creation rm screened porch, maids rm.,
" WI {. q + \ MnLER pETELoPMENT 60,
l11a 18th St. NV. d. -4A64.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-COMPLETELY FUR,
heat; no children Alex. $500.
furn' ; 7r rms. :, baths, buiIt-in garase,
lovely porch, oil heat; SlS5 mo. EN-. S2l:.
GROOM MODERN HOUSE, FURNISHED,
S75 per mo Call Warfeld 92la.
NEW BRICK HOME. t ROOMS AND
bath, fireplace, garage completely 7ho+ +,ar FUR
immediate possession. $l33, loo
nent, ssrase automatic heat: excellent
location: close TO transp, schools, churches.
etc. $50. 80,
761l Wisconsin Ave. Oliver 1oll.-
SPRINC; VALLEY - CHARMINGLY FUR
nished, 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with love
iy living room overlooking stone terrace
and garden. 5000 month. 10
W C. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENTS CO.
111a l5th 81. NV. Dl +4hf.
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS, OIL HEAT
garage; quiet St, near stores ana ouS. 800
ROBERT F. LOHR. .,-
Bill Cedar st. Takoma Park d. c. GE. o-''.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

3 ACRES WITH STRICTLY MODERN O.
room house. paved road 9 miles 10 D. c
ideal chicken farm. Must sell 10 settle
estate: price. S4.5Uo; on easy terms.
acres, strictly modern house. Just hks
new fireplace in living room; S miles %
D. C. price, St,uuu- terms.
BUELL. NJ GARDNER-J. z. KELLY.
P0ckville Nd Phone ESQ
Evening star., 1941-11-15

Large 10-room home. completely mod
ernlzed: beautiful grounds oil heat: conv.
to transp., churches. schools. 51lO l4th
Evening star., 1941-11-15
WEST CHEVY CHASE.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

Fully furn. 1O-rm.. 2-bath home. in ex-
Gel. rooming and boarding section of NV:
easy walking distance TO Govt. depts.,
money-maker. Ma. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

COEoRED-NR. HOWARD UNIVERSITY
= T. h.-v.h. cleo: easy terms only
$3.50. MR.. HAWKINS. Michlsan 203 !.
COLORED-60O BLOCK 2nd ST. Ne
new condition: 5000 down, bal. ike rent.
V s. HURLBERT. MA 1870. 93l H 81. NV
COLORED-300 BLOCK ELM ST. NV
2-story brick, rms. bth., h.-wh.: put IN
new condition $500 down. bal. easy. V. S.
HURLBERT. MA. 351o. 931 st. NV.
OLORED-S6,950-BY OWNER. MOD
ern improvements, rooms and tile bath,
h-wh., full basement, new gas range and
Bendix home laundry included Open for
inspection al any time. l45 Adams 81. NV.
or call DU. 6790.
COLORED-635 10th ST NE.-BRICK. e
rms, > kitchens, recreation room; Ike new
conv. loc.; small down payment balance
like rent. Open OWNER. NO. 6116. IT.
COLORED-500 BLOCK oath ST; NV
3story brick, rms. bth. h W h 500
down. bal. like rent. V. S. HURLBERT,
Ma 800 a3l ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

BUNGALOW-S5,g5
In excellent section of Takoma Park.
Md, and in good condition this shingle
bungalow has very large living rm with
open fireplace. > bedrms., inclosed sleeping
porch, kitchen with new sink and elec
refg.. concrete front porch. gar, etc.
D1 S9l1. w. L. MOORE GE $50"
Evening star., 1941-11-15
A0uSES FOR SALE.

fZKOMA PARK-S7,9 $50 = ATTRACTIVE
6yick Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, > baths,
bedrooms and bath on first floor, large
rooms, full basement. garage: real ngy' @
Immediate possession. SAML E. BOGLEf'
WI. 5000.
NEAR NAVY YARD, S;E.-DETACHED
brick, rms, bath, nv h.: can be con- on
verted into 3 apts. Terms. F. M. PRATT
co. MA $3.50; ewes. RA. 423l.
ss4 vARNUM ST. NV. -, sEMI-DE-
fached, bedrooms, bath; oil neat: --car
varase; near stores, cars, schools; snbstan- "
tisl cash for quick sale. RA. 500, GE. Abs.
BETHESDA: Ss, ,5OO-VERY ATTRACTIVE
brick Cape Cod 3 bedrooms: l bedroom
on the first floor. large screened porcn.
beautiful. landscaped corner lot with plenty
Of shrubbery. garage. SAML E. BODILY
WI. $500.
BUY DEPRESSION N-VALUE-BULT DE-
tached homes, save 35ee; safeguard
AGAINST imitation and an opportunity to be
your own landlord FULTON R. GORDON,
owner. 1927 Eye ST. DI. $3.50. Telephone
for list.
BETHESDA - $3.50 - BEAUTIFUL DE-
tached brick bungalow, containing large
bedrooms. living room with fireplace, din
ing room. kitchen, tile bath, full attic
with space for = additional rooms. full
basement, garage. SAML E. BOGLEY,
WI. $500
BARGAIN. DID YOU SAY9 A HOME
converted into 3 apts ) rooms and BATH
& rooms and bath, : rooms and bath: good
section. convenient location: rentals will
moe than carry It price, $3.50. SAM l.
&. EOGLEY. WI. $500.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
CRESTWOOD AREA.

HALF BLOCK WEST OF 10Th ST
very beautiful Colonial BRICK home.
les, than = years old built by Frank S
Phillips. II contains Is bedrooms, baths.
charming frst9oor library with lava DRY,
huge recreation room with fireplace, 2-car
garage. The lot Is unusually deep with
several lovely treeS real opportunity
for some one desiring q quality home IN
an established close-ln location. For de-
tails call M. Young. WO 5J5G.
Evening star., 1941-11-15
4514 HIGHLAND AVE.
Mr. 18th AND VARNUM.

4-brdroom Bethesda bargain; no brokers
Cal OWNER. WI 11:I5. after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-15

BUNGALOW-S1,gbO.
In excellent section of Takoma Park.
Md. and in good condition this shingle
ounsalow has very large living rm. with
porch, kitchen with new sink and elec.
retg,; concrete front porch, gar, etc.
10Th AND KENYON SITS. NV.
10 rms. e. bedrms.l. :, tiled baths. auto.
heat and refg.; only S9,95o, on reasonable
DI. sal7 w. l. MOORE. GE. $50.
CORNER-l0O0 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ne.-Modern home, large living room,
6a3h 6pns oil Foqm hea and kitchen bed5ooms and
c,tv, Must re sold. Offer Open SUNDAY
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
IA. as93 After 8 PM
NE. NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Row brick, Ii rms and bath tbuilt-in
tub and shower, double. rear porehes.
modern Kitchen with oxford cabinets INV.
heat good yard garage; excellent condi-
ton. Call Mr, Altman, FIR. 1904.
, WAPLE q JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th ST. NV. DI 3346.
oSLvEN-RoOM ROW BRICK. NE
q, ,,i0n Con'tn'.nt io. alton House in A. con
iG cesm aea cny Eii DH5ntI large ooj %sS
home or investment VIII rent Tor sj:,5. 90
Can MR.. FOSTER. WA. nl7s or DI 334G.
N>,1o0.00
Nearly new detached brick in Hilcrest
Sectlon, ) large bedrmS., tile bath; raS air
conditioned heat; attached garage. This
Is lovely house convenient TO new shop
wAPLE < JAMES, INC. DI- .ala. =
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL.
Lovely brick bungalow. ? br. and bath
kitchen and dirette. very large recreation
~. with fireplace i'll basement: automatic
heat. oil burner; detached garage; large
Iot; Shown BY appointment only. Call
MR.. OREM, GE. 1862 or DI. b: 10
SILVER SPRING. MD.
SIX large rms, baths. extra large bed
rooms. ali-bric': construction, slate roof,
end porch. recreation room, built-in ga
raGe; wooded lot; convenlently located;
onia aux poses possession; price 80, u ,5n4o Horse
49fl. for location.
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TILL DARK
a09 18th st. NE rooms, oil INV h
gar, rets weather-stripped, awnings,
screens reconditioned. Seldom is house
OF this type offered a. price asked. Terms.
1924 145n s.. Nv. ~ -S D1, aa4e.
OPEN IL I'LL $40 CONCORD AVE-
Toned: oil heat; garage, Ss950.0O. S. O.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC. DI :34e
o.or 1891 JEFFERSON ST. NV, -,
rooms: one and ,one-half baths. bedroom
rage. cslI W.blE M 2 soaI, ;a,,fg GE ,Sc. S5:s.
1924 18th S.. NV DI 3346.
AlL-RRICk BUNGALOW.
Five large rms. and bath on Isl nooI.
flashed arc. full basement. automatic
air-condtionec heat, slate roof. copper
cutters and Spouts: on beautifully land
Scap-d lot: with outside stone fireplace
Terms Inspection by appointment only.
Call MR.. LEACHE SH. 42?S-R or DI ?346.
NEW BRICK HOME
In desirable Northeas- location, six rms
and bath. with finished recreation I'M.
Price only S1,l90.uO. Can be seen by
appointment only. Call Mr. Sharnof EN-
2521 WAPLE ~ JAMES. INC, DI. 3346.
NOR
Lov-coSt home or investment, ms. snd
bath. iull basement oil heat; excellent
condluon; convenient nelghborhood Call
Mr.. Altman, FIR. 1904 WAPLE E & JAMES,
nc. 1924 IAN ST. NV. D1. 3346.
1881 RESERVOIR RD. NV.
Attractive Cape Cod brick residence bed
room and bath first floor. two bedrooms
and bath second floor; running brook in
rear. Inspection BY permit only PRICE
$1,000. CALL MR., MADDOX TREN-
HOLM. Adams 1928.
EDWARD R. CARR, 'Realtor,"
Ata
Evening star., 1941-11-15
UNIQUE VIEW.

This cory home is full OF charm. Il over
lo0kS rolling hills, beautiful homes. woods
and stream; highly restricted. IN the Dis
with a view; bedrm. and bath cor oen
on lst floor 3 bedrms. and bath on md
tipor, storage attic, recreation room with
fireplace; nice lot with doeWoods, oaks, etc.
You should see mis- house,
CALL MR BLACKWEI DER. or ! "a
Evening star., 1941-11-15

At;raTtive used bT!Ck SIf sPseisy iaTGs ss
section, within . blocks of club proper,
100-tt. frontage by $50 #. deep, large
t req .pien,S snruooery sho Tow
fort, convenience and environment: there
is no trust: owner will consider s. 500 10
$4,000 cash and take back nrst trust.
asking price, Sl3 500: early possession.
APPOINTMENT arranged early in the week.
Box 21S-G, Star
Evening star., 1941-11-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
READY EoR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.

READY FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
SILVER SPRING-TAKOMA PARK.
2-family, 7-room 2-bath home, with 2
large lots, trees and shrubbery: good loca
tion; concrete street; S6.500.
Large 6-room house. 2-car garage suit
able for work shop; . wooded lots: large
front and screened back porch; only S6.95o.
New bungalows, 5 rooms on first hoor
and ! large room on End: modern in every
detail; $3.50; terms.
New 6-room, 2-bath brick house with
built-in garage, porch; large wooded lot;
good location SO $50
ROBT. E LOHR,
III Cedar ST. TAX. PIX. D. c. GE 0SSl
MICHIGAN PARK. 1900 SOUTH DAKOTA
aVe.-SlX-room brick of excellent con-
structlon. air-condition heat, > baths
recreation room. Immediate possession
$3.50. Open Saturday, Sunday.
CLAUDE WARREN.
N
Evening star., 1941-11-15
FOR REAL, VALUE.

have large listing of homes. new and
used. from SG.5nu TO 81 800 each. A
grand value These homes are located in
NV, ne and Sc. ana are the most desir-
bic on the market For information call
Mr.. Ginnetu with BETHEL, District 800
or Trinidad 1g:i, evenings
Evening star., 1941-11-15

About yrs old built bv stone con-
tractor: lst-fioor bedroom and bath. .
bedrooms. bath md floor: auto. INV h.
E-car garace: convenient Bethesda. JOHN
LINDFR. EN- a33n
Evening star., 1941-11-15
HOUSES FURN. OR UkFURk.

7335 I1th ST NW-ENTIRE sra FLOOR,
8 rooms kit and bah. NIL Frlsidalre'
reasonable Ma. 9165 daily
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ~
rooms. > baths oil heat; Michigan PARK
SIS or SlOn Hobart 1910 -
Evening star., 1941-11-15
OPEN SATURDAYS SUNDAY, > TO
408 CARROLL AVE,
Det. Brick HOme-S300

SEE THIS TODAY.
209 WILLIAMSBURG DRIVE.
A chance to secure a lovely and spacious
center-hall, 6-rm. brick hane. full base
ment. garage, year old in desirable
Indian Spring Village wooded lot 60xl15.
Priced for quick sale. To reach: Out
on BladenSbure rd > blocks 10 Williams
burg drive Open Saturday and Sunday
ROBERTS E. LATIMER, 1913 Alaska ave