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The midland journal., 1941-01-17

Boris Karof MOVIES proved
his contribution Miss
Tankersy Miss Marjorie Hman volunteer workers in the March
Funds raised by the March of Dimes campaign
and the Presidents Birthday Ball be held at the Fifth Regiment
Baltimore January 30 be used to combat nfane
paralysis Mayands quota for this $4,000 Other young
industrial employees and the general public throughout the
Senator George L. Radcliffe is chairman Of the
MARYLAND State
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

gaining entrance to
the calf through the
mouth or navel.
Even though appa-
rently strong and
vigorous ct birth, Q
Co1f xnoo h>.~.~~
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

About IS companies In the U. s.
are manufacturing cigarettes. having
wholesale value Of $4,000 per min
ute.
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

Pre-war expenditures for all
charities in the City Of London were
Sl9o Q minute.
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

calving time and
for several days lat
er. It calls for an
isolated calving pen
that has been thor
oughly cleaned and
disinfected with q
federally approved
disinfectant, Cre-so-
fec. Then just be-
fore the pregnant
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

Railway travel In England is ON
the incsase as fares are rising at the
rate Of =. $3.50 . minute.
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

sick In two or three days, develop
diarrhea, and die.
To help prevent White scours In
calves, Lothrop has developed strict
sanitation program intended to help
eliminate the possibility Of infection at
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

ID takes . man with . lot Of brass
to dispose Of . gold brick.
The midland journal., 1941-01-17

Life would be unlivable II every
body told all the truth.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Air Muneuvers
Continued From First Page)

RED Devils" the squadron came
here after taking part in the general
maneuvers in Louisiana.
The pursuit ships are the Army's
new Aircobras which will be used
later in the local tests as intercept
tors.
The squadron based here is COM
manded by 1t. Fred M. Dean.
While protecting fighter planes
flew In great sweeps over Maryland,
civilian-manned observation posts
telephoned a constant stream of
Army flashes into the Baltimore fl
ter unit, whose exact position is a
military secret.
These spoilers had climbed to
lookout towers, house tops and hills
at 6 am, when the tests began.
Until en- next Thursday they will
keep a 12-hour watch daily, except
Sunday. in the first interceptor COM
mand's gigantic test of Eastern Sea-
board air defense.
1t. Willard R. Van Nostrand. jr.,
in command of the Baltimore filter
unit, said this opening-day test was
designed primarily to smooth out
operation of the intricate network
Greatest air activity over Mary
land, he said, would occur tomorrow
and Tuesday.
Havre de Grace planned to clear
their streets after sounding air raid
sirens, which will send bomb squads,
Red Cross workers and other emer-
gency units to their posts
Planes Jump Gun in Jersey.
In the New York area, five min
utes before the spotting test began.
triad of fighter planes appeared of
Asbury Park, N. j., and set the net
work-prematurely but successfully
--tingling with warnings.
The three planes-it was unde-
termined whether for the sake of the
test they were enemy bombers or
friendly fighters-caught the great
New York interceptor board unpre-
pared. But in one-half minute the
chief operator, having seen the
signal light flash five minutes pre-
maturely, put on her headphones,
adjusted warning plugs and sent out
the warning.
Six hundred volunteer women re-
ceived the spoilers reports and
charted positions of the planes with
flashing lights and other devices.
Until 6 pm. Saturday the flights
will be on schedules known to the
locaterS in order to acquaint them
with the technique and correlate
their findings with the military.
After that the flights will be un-
heralded.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Eighty Nurses Enroll
In Extension Course
OF Catholic u.
Program Is Called
First of Its Kind
In Washington

Eighty nurses, among them many
who serve in first-aid rooms Of Gov
ernment departments, will take the
extension course of Catholic Uni
versity, first of its kind offered in
the District.
The course, enrolment for which
closed last night, is being given at
the United States Public Health
Service each Wednesday night.
1t was arranged by the public
health section of the Graduate
Nurses Association especially to
meet the needs of nurses in indus
try who work alone and have no
contact with other nurses and doc
tors.
Beside the Federal Government
nurses. graduate nurses from the
out-patient departments of local
hospitals. the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society, the Health Depart
ment and Maryland were listed
among those registered for the
course, which continues until jan
uary %, 1912. Nurses taking the
course are given credits at Catholic
University.
Miss Mary j. Dunn, the instructor
is arranging for lecturers. The
nurses last night heard a talk by
DR.. Anthony LAMA, assistant med
ical director Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. and former chief
Of the Industrial Hygiene Division
OF the United States Public Health
Service.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
.67-Year-0Id Weekly
Suspends Publication

By the Associated Press.
DOVER, Del, Oct. 9.-The g.
year -old weekly newspaper, the
State Sentinel, announced to read
ers in this State capital yesterday
that it will not be published after
this issue. Too many headaches"
James F. Alice, jr, the owner and
publisher since 1918, told his SUBJ
scribers in statement:
"A 40-hour week and increased
wages cannot take care of an in
creased overhead expense.
The time used to produce news
paper of which we could be proud
leaves no time for commercial print
ing in the short work week. We
therefore elect to abandon the one
which is the least profitable.
Whether we can make two plus
two equal five, as conceived by a
planned economy and social ma
tionalism, remains to be SEEN"
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Moscow

Continued From First Page0
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Pledger New President
OF fhe Banisters

Charles E. Pledger, jr., Is the new
president Of The Barristers, an or
ganization of young lawyers.
The organizations annual meet
ing was held at the Cosmos Club
Monday and in addition to Mr..
Pledger, other officers chosen were
B. Woodruff Weaver. vice president;
Preston c. King, jr, secretary, and
Howard Boyd, jr., treasurer
Selected as members of the execu-
tive committee were James w.
Lauderdale, Frank Myers and Will
liam Ashford The retiring presi-
dent, Richard H. Wilmer, also is a
member Of the executive committee
Two District Court jurists, Justices
Bolitha J. Laws and David A. Pine,
are members Of The Barristers
Justice Laws. F. Regis Noel and
Francis w. Hill, jr., all members,
are past presidents of the District
Bar Association.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Military Order Picks Cox
As Vice Commander

Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, COM
mander of the Provisional Wash
ington Brigade, was elected one OF
the two vice commander in chie1
of the Military Order of the World
War at the closing business session
of its 21st national convention at
the Mayflower Hotel yesterday.
Gen. Cox formerly was executive
officer of the District selective serv-
ice system. He also is an attorney.
During the last war he commanded
regiment in France.
The other vice commander ir
chief of the organization is Comdr.
Charles Ham, jr., of New York
Maj. Ennallis Waggaman of Santa
Barbara, Calf, was advanced from
vice commander to commander ir
chief of the order.
The general staff of the organiza-
ton will decide later Were the next
convention will be held. Bids were
received from Atlantic City, Los
Angeles. Portland. Greg: Seattle
Milwaukee and Miami, Fla.
The Military Order concluded
three days of sessions. It's member
ship consists of men who served as
commissioned officers in the World
War.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

mitted still to be only local stabs
into the German lines.
Strike! Don't stay on the de-
fensive," was described as the city's
slogan.
Gravest Crisis Near Moscow.
Russians conceded that the
gravest crisis was in the Moscow
area, where the invaders were
acknowledged yesterday to outnum-
Der the defense forces.
The bitter power of Russian
counterblows was indicated, how
ever, In reports that more than 500
German tanks alone had been de-
stroyed as armored units, bombers,
ARTILLERY md infantry co-operated in
bloody effort to rend the Nazi
spearheads wedging into Red Army
lines.
Soviet engineering detachments
dug hundreds of miles of new en-
trenchments and tank traps under
fire in recognition of the possibility
that combat divisions, for all their
hopes, might be forced to fall back.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
any
Corfon product

Custom Ground A&P Coffee makes over pre- ground
ANY grind for every pot" coffee. This very day. get
A&P Coffee Custom Ground for your own coffee pot.
Just tell the A&P clerk the kind of coffee pot you
use. Then he'll take the freshly roasted coffee beans
and grind them exactly right for your individual cof.
fee-maker 50 you get all the magnificent favor.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
A.F.l.-C. |. 0. Feud
Shuts Largest Steel
Plant in South
II 900 Idle at Fairfield
Unit at Birmingham,
Devoted to Defense
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. g.
Striking electricians and machinists
halted operation of the Souths
largest steel plant here today, and
the walkout threatened to close 9TH
er steel mills in this district.
All manufacturing units at the
Fairfield works of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron e. Railroad Co. including
the plate and structural mills which
supply Gulf Coast shipyards, went
out when A F. L. unions refused to
pass a card inspection line estab-
ushed by the Steel Workers Organ
izing Committee &C. I. o..
L. E. Brown, executive commit
teeman for the International Broth
erhood of Electrical Workers "a. F.
L., said the company was notified
officially of the strike early today,
but had been warned 10 days ago
that A. F. L. members would not
submit to c. I. o. card inspection.
There was no company or c. I. o.
comment on the strike.
Claim Workers Were Halted.
Mr.. Brown said c. l. o. members
outside the main gates of the Fair
field plant stopped all workers when
they reported for the IL pm. shift
last night. A F. L. members, he
said, did not enter the plants, and
they were closed
The A. F. l.. executive said other
T. c. l. mills would be closed in the
same manner if the C. I. o. estab-
hshed card inspection lines outside
the gates. T. c. 1. has other mills
at Ensley and BeSsemer in this dis
trict.
The Fairfield plant employs ap-
proximately 1000 men in its widely
diversified operations.
Mr.. Brown said nearly all of the
electricians and machinists, num-
bering more than 1900. and many
other T. c. I. skilled workers" are
members of the various A. F. l..
unions.
T. c. T., a United States Steel
subsidiary, employs approximately
10000 men in its various mining and
manufacturing operations in the
Birmingham district, and has been
producing steel at the rate of more
than 100000 tons annually.
The walkout followed by less than
two weeks a Steel Workers Organ
izing Committee strike which closed
all T. G. I. mills for day.
Authoritative sources estirr1 q ted
that more than IS per cent of the
production of T. c. I. plants here is
for defense purposes.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Chevy Chase Resident
Is Air Corps Officer

David Beacham Whitlock, 5910
Cedar parkway. Chevy Chase, Md. Il,
has accepted appointment as a sec
ond lieutenant in the Air Corps
Reserve, the War Department an
nounced yesterday.
The department also revealed that
Marion R. Klyce of 104 w. Thorn
apple street, Chevy Chase, is one Of
number of National Guard officers
given Federal recognition. These
officers will hold dual status Of
commissioned officers in their home
States and as officers in the National
Guard,
Evening star., 1941-10-09

said to be fighting shoulder to shoul-
der with the Red Army against the
invaders.
With the Germans hurting all
their might into the central push,
Red Star said the Nazi pressure ap-
peared to have slackened on other
sectors except around Melitopol in
the south.
Even there, it said, the Germans
were avoiding any head-on collision
with the Russians and attempting
to slip isolated forces behind the
Russian lines. The Russians, il
said are countering with frontal and
flank assaults with support from
Russian planes.
Melitopol is a key point on the
railway which links the embattleo
Crimea with the Russian mainland
across causeway.
On the approaches to Leningrad
Marshal Klementi Voroshilov's
forces, defending the besieged north
ern city, were said to be taking the
initiative more and more, but their
assaults, though strong, we're ad.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Windsors Are on Woy
Back to United States
Nv tho Associsted presx

by lDt hSSUCIHltu PFtSS.
CALGARY, Oct. 9-The Duke and
Duchess of Windsor sped by train
today toward North Portal, Sas-
katchewan, tiny border town, where
they will leave the Dominion for a
trip across the United States to the
Atlantic seaboard.
The Windsors plan several stops
during the journey across the United
States and will visit relatives of the
Duchess in Baltimore, her home
town.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

system ranked high in administra-
tive setup. He urged support of all
educational activities so that no
child would be left out of some ac-
tivities because of a limited ability
to pay.
Evening star., 1941-10-09

old G. Hand, professor of education
at the University of Maryland, said
at the joint meeting of the Ptince
Georges County Federation Of
Women's Clubs and the County
League Of Women Voters this week.
DR.. Hand said that basically the
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Lady Halifax Gets Medal

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9 (P.-
Lady Halifax, wife of the British
Ambassador, was presented with a
medal of st. Joseph of Copertino,
considered a good luck charm, dur
ing visits to war relief societies here
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-10-09
Maryland Pupils Held
InsufficientIy Trained

Only small proportion of Mary
land school children are receiving
training to fit their needs, DR.. Har-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-19

All the latest modern eonveniences and quality improvements to thFill tho most finieky hOusewifeI xet our prices hold to the old levels because we bought ia quantity when we first foremw the price increasesl Nov that production ss euFs tailed, our advice to you is BUY NOW while we gtill have them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-19

In Hadleys 27 years have modified credit policy many times to fit the changing economic conditions Each change proved to the best interest of all concerned Now time when in the interest of national defense it is deemed advisable to regulate credit buying These govt regulations not drastic; they permit most liberal credit terms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-19
ESO Sk4VkIAGES at nAULE 'Ss
 2EASY uAYS. - I'D BUY!

You may pay cash HGdIey's prices are GlwGys IOW cGsh prices!
 You may bug On OUT 90, 60 or 90 day charge GccORnt pith nO interest or carrying ciarUes! You may use OUT usu0I budget GccOUnt, ECith small dOWn p0y- meat GSsd up Go IS months to pay. TIIe only charge for credit is Sc a month OR eGch $1O Of vOWr purcEsGsel
Evening star., 1941-01-07
vacancies. Slnel
d triple; reasonable. CO. $40
JUST OPENING.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for ! person; from from scb 81 per sT
the month Call MR.. WILLS, mgr. for
Inspection. District 1910
Evening star., 1941-01-07
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD,-NEW 5-ROOM
and bath bungalow, full size concrete cel-
tar elec. city water. gas furnace > acre
land SIS cash, S35 monthly. o. r HOP
KINS, l26 Vermont ave. DI. 7@71 or
Evening star., 1941-01-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

FAILS URCH-BUNGAIyOW. SIX RMS
/ and bath. all one floor; porches. electric
range, REFRIGERATOR. oil heat. garage: large
| lot: $50. CH. 60f6 evenings H.
HAVE VACANT. DUE TO ARMY TRANS
| room, SS5 month as N. Norwood ST
Arl, Va. Opcn Sunday II to pm or
call TON RROYHILL CHI c725; eve
nnrs CH 7932
LANDOVER. MD-AMI: 6 RMS. BATH
h,-W. beat and garage. Call Warield 1T47
| for information.
ARLINGTON. COUNTRY CLUB sFC-s
rooms, porcheS. lovely lot: near everythipe;
10 min. to city. CHI. Obs.
NEAR SILVER SPRING-FOUR-PO0
| and bath modern huncalow. Ideal for
chlcEenS. $50. Box @1-E, Star.
CAMP SPRINGS. D-COZY 4 ROOMS
and bath, h. W h. range, garage. larFs
trees; rear stores. vacant; adults: S35.
Phone Clinton DOW.
SMALL BUNGALOW AT WELLINGTON, ON
acres Of lawn. fruit. shrubs flowers,
shade trees; beautiful river view: only sos.
Call G. W. WALTERS. Alexandria 1854
6-RM BUNGALOW. BATH FIREPLACE.
fuil basement, Laundry tubs: interior newly
school Rent. S42 so per mo WILLIS d
COWELL, Hyatts.. Md. Warf1eld 2164.
BUNGALOW (UNFURN), NEW CNEARBY
shower; lge cemented cellar. ppeess
Guire l342 Taylor ave. Riverdale. Md.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
COLORED-NEW BLDG.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WOMAN. YOUNG WANTS oNE-ROOM
furnished apt. kitchencttc, pvt bath
Occupancy Jan, Is. Central n W loca-
ton essential; reasonable. Box @s-E. Star
WANTED BY YOUNG COUPLE WITH
small daughter; > or . rms, kit bath
apt heat aud hw furn in quiet resi-
dental section about Si2 80 Ii "666-M
Evening star., 1941-01-07
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

NEW BRICK CENTER HALL COLONIAL
a bedrooms. 2i2 baths. 2 rooms recrea-
tion room; air conditioned. LESLIE D.
MEASELL. 1877 Eye ST Woodley ABB.
rAKNMA DESIRABLE DETACHED
5unxalov 3 rms, bath, oil heat. hard
wo)d floors, large grounds. trees, shrub
uery. ST.. 240s.
3sO4 FULTON ST-SEMI-DET BRICK,
eight rooms. > baths oil heat, garage
refrigeration. fireplace: excellent condition.
OWNER, EN-. 415S.
4o43 ALBEMARLE ST. NW-NEW MOD
ern all brick. never been occupied; large
lot. garage; $50. GE. 3OO7.
BETHESDA. MD.-BRAND-N NEW GROOM
brick; oil heat; corner lot; $50. 300 Glen
wood rd. Wisconsin $500
S4O-BUNGALOW. RMS, BATH, H
VII. cellar. porches adults: 15 min. city,
bus near. No = Townsend ave. Hillside,
Md SH. 1871, HI. O93s-W.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. : ROOMS. Ia
baths; automatic heat: garage: conv.
school. stores. trans; $50. Ma. $3.50.
SHEPHERD PARK. Mr. WALTER REED,
1905 Geranlum ST rooms. fireplace,
oil heat, elec refe.. garage. ia. 6395.
1s22 LAMONT ST; NW.-Attractive .dou-
Bile room. warm and sunny. good food. fresh
vegetables. Adams 5223.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
FRIFNDSHIP HEIGHTS MD
S6, ,750-EASY TERMS

SIX rooms, bath. attic. nice condition.
j. NOBLE BOAZ, WI. 264S or 1850.
Sc .250-R. I. AVE NE, Mr.. FIRST.
Colonial brick, rms, bath.
Ssm SGsTmS'; ear deep lot. etc. Recond. Terms.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1941-01-07
S6,600.

6-rm. brick home in University Park
Beautiful wooded section OF hich-pricrd
homes. J. NOBLE BOAz, $40 Wis. ave
WI. -6iS- $50
Evening star., 1941-01-07

This, beautiful WILLIAMSBURG hou-c sue
ceSstuIly combines the apDeal and low
upkeep OF the small home with the COM
iortS and accommodations Of the large
nome The 1St-foor ARRANGEMENT is neX-
IoIe proVidlng library or bedroom with
complete bath; situated on a large corner
lot over 100 # on each street in a re-
Stricted subdivision where particular poo
pie c0ngresate. Call OWNER. Hobart 3l57
Evening star., 1941-01-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

s TO 10 RMS PREFER OLD HOUSE.
IKE DO e sion within - davs. I'll cash.
D only T A CARNEY DI 1905.
1l26 Vi ave Eve. and Sun, GE $500
| PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
old horses, no commission MRS
kARN 1852 WOodley pl n co 1915
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
Wnte Or colored. anv condition z A.
BARRY 343a l4th 81 NV Columbia 6nsf
HAVE AT MY DISPOSAL 500 O00 IN
frame large or small: immediate action;
n@ commISS-on. Tbs ad ISN'T placed 70
~ ~ 'lstlucs Call or write z H PAR
hER. l""f li'h 81 NV District 1896.
WANTED 10 BUY FROM OWNER. HOUSE
sur ah!e Tor ro0mlnE and boarding Must
nave or more rooms, good location.
Tchi Lrlre and terms Box 4S1-C Star
CALI WASHINGTON'S LARGEST BUY
erS Of D propertv Over one
mn!!lon dollars worth bought in 1910.
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & co NE 54on
CONSULT A REALTOR
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR y
G property If the price Is rieht Frame or
oricK large or small c0rdl+lon immaterlsl
r A. HUMPHREYS
NoS No. Cap Realtor MA nsTs
Evening star., 1941-01-07
JIILC' Up"n SUNDAY AfternOOn.
JUDSON RFAMY.
! l22 N irving s.. Arl Va. CHI. O2oO
BUY ON TERMS

$1,000 equity for $50 in room and
hath house: a nj. h.-wh double brick
Garacc. lot GoX15o: balance II 600: paw
E3lo -" month Call Hyattsville O462
Evening star., 1941-01-07
S45.OO.

acre ground; 30 minutes to city: 1-fars
zone. Cali HyattsvIlle 0462. Evenings.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

- BARRON ST COTTAGE CITY. Md
Cozily furn. 3-room apt. private entrance;
all utilities; $40 per mo.
NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTENDED-FUR-
nIshed bright. clean bedroom, bath. break
fast room with electric grill private en-
trance; abundance hot water and heat, $50
for |, 50 for >. Ref. WI. 550l.
4a19 N. 14th ST. ARLINGTON-NICELY
furnished. rooms. bath: modern: near
bus stores; couple preferred $50. Oh.
NEARBY VA-NEW APT BLDGS
ARLINGTONS MOST DESIRABLE APIS
SIS 50S64 80. MCCLAINE. 200 Wilson
blvd. CHI, $500 Eve, CHI 1901.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

SPECIAL COLoRED BARGAIN
Modern 1-rcom home. hot-water heat.
etc. with about so acres highly suitable
for subdivision. Ideally located on paved
rd, nr. Norheck. Md Only 30 min. drive
from downtown. Priced low for quick
sale
JOHN A BRICKLEY, Excluslv. Agent.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Near the Cathedral
Just Off WOOdley Pd

town house" 10Y SI4.;56I IN se52 ,ao66
Eaton Public School within momSr 7''I :
walk, bus Il block Semi detached. BRICK
construction 4 splendid bedrooms tile
odthS. Sunioom and lSi-foOr library All
modern cCnven!enCeS. including on, HEAT,
gsraee. AttractIyelv Handicapped lot. 4ax
en coHdtn1 HSeant EHps Ep1Ts ProPsEI fgI2 n eXce
INC Realtor. DI $3.50 EVENINGS call
Mr. BeauDre. WOOGlev 615Q
Evening star., 1941-01-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

WE HAVE NUMEP Gus REQUESTS FOR
houses for rent IN Bethesda and adjoining
sections. Owners OF such property ere
ADVISED 20 Is with Us for QUICK d.sDosal
Call Mrs Rowe. Wisconsin 210S. F r
SPEAR, INC
UNFURN HOUSE. 10 OR MORE POOTS.
vicinity lSth and Columbia I'd. NV. Gail
Columbia 655S
WE NEED HOUSES
In Northwest D. c. and nearby Md priced
from 500 90 uD
THOMAS l. PHILIPS
35lS Conn Ave Wood ,eV 200
Evening star., 1941-01-07
MASS. AVE. SECTION,
60 4S0

A lovely detached brick home in =
select, section. = large rooms ocdrn and
half bath or lSt floor. = largc bedrms
ano bath @nd floor. larEe finished rec rm-
oll het-. large lot Easy terms WILLIAM
BOSWEII. ME. :}m3.t- ENerlnPs WI Il 10
Evening star., 1941-01-07
1648 ROXANNA RID NV

FACING ROCK CREEK PARK
, New detaChcc brick. = rms . bath,
recreation room. detached brick gara=e
ReoIo-cl-aLlye ou p-emlses GE 500
Evening star., 1941-01-07

NEAR CONN. AND NEBRASKA AYES
OcCuD!cc onlv ; months New. semi
C0Slached rms: > baths recreation nm
Nl0H5u. $500 cash. balance like rent or
VII trade for small row house OWNER,
Evening star., 1941-01-07
GEORGETOWN.

OPEN DAILY. - PM TO pPM
1863 34th ST NV
Attractive brick house. : rms " bath.
open hreDlaCe, nice garden automatic hea'
DRUMMOND REALTY CO. Hobart 2a0l.
MICHIGAN PARK.
- BUILT. 3 SOLD
FURNISHED EXHIBIT HOME,
4706 18th ST. NE.
Attractive brick home. rooms > baths,
modern kitchen, concrete front porch,
Bryant air-conditioned heat, Bendlx wash
e.. lnSulated turred walls Reather.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
CHEAPER THAN RENT,
af?2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV.

I3u CsSh. 500 month";. Srml-detaChcd
rIcE. VIC. Catholic UNIV large lor. new
-ouse condition gas heat modern kitchen.
Tor inspection, call OWNER. co 1913.