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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
PEACE HOPES FADE

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 81
GNS)-With no immediate set
Element in sight, the Allis-Chal-
mers Manufacturing Company
strike in which 1000 production
workers are idle continued today
at Wisconsin's largest industrial
plant.
Msgr Francis J. Haas of Cath
Ole University, Washington, d. G.
who was sent here as a special
conciliator. said he hoped to bring
company and CIO union officials
together early this week in ali
effort to bring about settlement.
The Allis-C Chalmers firm has
sos 100000 in national defense
contracts. including some for conf
pleted machine parts which were
permitted TO pass out through
picket lines last week.
The strike was aunchc d
Wednesday by the CLOS United
Automobile Workers in a demand
for higher wages and a closed
shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
The Knowledge Test
Rv DIR SARINA IL C0NNOIIX

Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc
Score yourself each question three, you're perfect
you're good. you're
Who three out of the five first Americans Hall
Of Fame at New York University
Finish the titles these sellers Grapes of
III The Tree of : tc How Green Ny
3Nhn 100000 the 1910 population
United States and all territories and possessions?
Who said. Ca Doctor Livingstone presume b)
preach not The doctrine Of enob but the of
strenuous life fcl % liberty, what
thy
Taking starting unit would you have to go
North South reach Dublin Ireland tb Rome Italy
To dc JaneIo Brazil
{ Thfea Of thee capitals Trenton tbl Albany;
90 faIfffares - Poe
I WAT FRI would You
NJ. Murphy ID Ar Stone. MIR. Douglas.
ANSWERS Page 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27

various kinds. such as tomato
powder, cheese powder. apple
powder and jam powders and high
vitamin vegetable juices.
A special type of powder known
as "bratling" powder. consisting
of mixtures of soya, corn and milk
protein spiced with herbs. forms
an important part of the fighting
mans diet.
Troops connected with armored-
car units. aviators and Alpine
contingents are provided with
special series of concentrated
foods. There are also new kinds
of refreshments, including tartalic
acid sugar containing grape sugar,
whey, milk and fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Defense Plant S
Strikers Call
15-Ddy Truce
International News Service Wire

EAST MOLINE, H., Jan. 81
The 10-day-old strike at the In
ternational Harvester Company's
East Moline plant. affecting LOO
men here and indirectly involving
more than 10000 workers else
where, was called off on a tenn
porary basis today.
Members of the independent
union which launched the strike
met with CIO union members and
voted 244 to 118 to return to their
jobs while an authorized commit
tee was submitting their griev-
ances to the company.
15-DAY TRUCE
The vote carried a provision,
however. that a strike vote will Le
taken again If demands are not
met by the company within is
days. The original cause of tic
strike was a charge that seniority
regulations were violated. Wage
increases are also sought.
Company officials Indicated il
would probably be tomorrow be-
fore work can be resumed here
The Harvester company has $10.'
100000 in national defense con.
tracts for tractors and trucks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
It's New Year
Detroit Chinese Quietly
Celebrate 2 Birthdays

Because of the continuation OF
the Sino-Japanese undeclared war,
Chinese of Detroit celebrated their
New Years Day today modestly
and quietly. Since the war began
they have saved the money that
would normally go for New Years
celebrations and contributed it to
the cause of China.
Today also marks the thirtieth
anniversary of the founding of the
Chinese republic Ceremonies were
restricted TO visits to friends.
at family affairs and the tasting
OF ceremonial dishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
British Gold Cargo
Brought by Navy Ship

WA SHING TON. Jan. 81
uNSl-The L. S. s. Louisville,
which steamed into New York last
Thursday carried cargo of gold
OF undisclosed value. from South
7A+f4ea-ti Treasury and navy de.
partments revealed today. A joint
announcement by the two depart
ments stated:
Some time ago the United
States purchased a sum of gold
In the Union of South Africa. 1t
was transported to the United
States by the Louisville"
The purchase operates to give
the British Empire more dollars
credits in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Pilots Lips 'Taped'
Seized Runal0ay's Ears Frozen; Maxi Consulate
Provides Bail, Orders Don't Talk

ported to Germany or informed
here. International law forbidS his
being returned TO Canada.
In ar-interview SatHFday.Nen
Werra said he was anxious to re-
turn to Germany to participate in
the knockout blow against Eng
land. which he predicted would
come probably in March and
would take "a fortnight
He participated in the blitz-
kriegs against Poland and Belgium.
he said, and shot down 10 Allied
planes -befeFe-he, himself was
doWned in a duel with a Hurri-
cane, which, he insisted, fell to
earth with his ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
u. S. General IoI Years Old

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81. =
tINSl - War Secretary Stimson
and Chief of Staff Gen George c.
Marshall today telegraphed their
fluctuations to Brig. Gen. William
H. Bisbee of Brookline. Mass. who
will be 101 years old tomorrow.
He retired in 1902.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
SET BETHLEHEM FARLEY

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan n
tfNSt-Wtth two-day work stop
page at the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation plant ended. Go
union officials today prepared to
confer with company representa-
tives upon grievances of workers
in four departments.
The men returned to work over
the weekend pending the negoti-
atoms. which probably will start
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Budget Bureau Aide
Visits Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 27.-Aus-
tin A. Fahey. representative of
the bureau of the budget in Wash
ington. visited Fort Custer during
the weekend. At the same time
fort officials made public war de-
partn1ent orders which will trans
fer Capt. Martin r. Glenn of the
judge advocate generals depart
ment. to Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
S379, 584 Added Pay
Granted Under Act

Enforcement OF the federal
Wages and Hour Act resulted in
Michigan and Ohio employees re-
ceiving a total of S379,5S4 addi-
-tieHal in wages during last year.
il was announced today by the
department of labor Michigan
workers received total of S94.06
either by Federal Court order OF
by employers consent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Urge Bill Of Riahts Week

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-INS)-
The Young Lawyers Bill of Rights
Committee of New York today
urged Gov. Herbert II. Lehman to
designate the week including
Washingtons birthday as New
York State Bill of Rights Week"
as complete defense against
anti-democratic propaganda and
acfiNifins =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
ALL SEVEN RECAPTURED

OTTAWA. Jan. 27.-QNS)-All
seven German war prisoners who
escaped at an east coast Canadian
port when they were landed last
week have been recaptured Cana
dian authorities announced today
Six were captured in Canada
and the seventh, Baron Franz Won
Vera. in the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Z Electric Bulb
Firms Accused
international News Service Wire

international News service Wire
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Civil
antitrust suits against u of the
largest corporations in the electric
light bulb industry, charging mo-
nopolistic practices. will be filed
today in the Federal Court of
Trenton, n. J.. Assistant Atty
Gen. Thurman Arnold said.
The L companies named defend
ants are:
General Electric Company. New
York City; International General
Electric Company, fnca New York
City; Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company. New
York City; Corning Glass Works
Corning, n. Y; American Blank
Company. Corning, n. Y; Empire
Machine Company. Portland, Me.
N. V. Phillips Gloeilampenfabri-
eken. Curacao, West Indies and
New York City; Consolidated Elec-
trio Lamp Company, Danvers,
Mass: Upgrade Sylvania Corpora
ton, Salem. Mass. Ken-Rad Tube
and Lamp Corporation. Ovens
boro. Ky; Chicago Miniature Lamp
Works. Chicago, and Tung-Sol
Lamp Works. Inc, Newark, n. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-27
Secret Records
Stolen, FBI
Opens Probe
l...r..s.e..I N,-, serle, W..

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-TWO
men are under custody of the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
today in connection with the un-
authorized removal from the civil
service commission offices of
thousands OF confidential records
of government employees, including
many in defense and other key
positions.
Those being held by the FIJI.
with no charges placed against
them. were identified as Harlan
C. Crandall. %. civil service COM
mission employee and Lawrence
Haynes. 80, official of a mailing
list company.
That more are suspected was
disclosed by FBI Chief J. Edgar
Hoover. who said that some
others will be questioned; their
names and identities are known"
He refused TO comment any fur
Their on the case.
Justice department sources dis
closed that Crandall admitted re-
moving the records containing
names. addresses. employment and
personal history of the govern
ment workers. and giving them 10
an office where they were copied
by two men.
$4,000 RECORDS TAKEN
Investigators estimated that 49,
900 records were taken. including
those for employees for such key
defense figures as Gen. George c.
Marshall, army chief of staff, and
Admiral Harold r. Stark. navy
chief of operations. They were
carried from the commission by
the sack full" according to one
investigator.
Crandall is said TO have told
investigators that he believed the
records were wanted for providing
mailing lists but became suspicious
when he was urged to obtain
especially lists of navy yard
workers, toolmakers in defense in
dustries. army and navy air ser
vice employees and those working
in the Panama Canal Zone.
THE stuff il dynamite, an
Investigator said. at Ia wholly
possible that an unfriendly for
eign power might have gotten
some business firm to buy the
lists.
PAY AND DEBTS
1.-THE personnel sheets contain
Information which gives the en-
tire history Of government en-
ployes and their record
whether good, bad or indifferent
their pay, debts II any, and
thus a tip-off on whether such
persons might be susceptible to
outside Influence"
One department informant said
that there is 10 law whereby
person found guilty of removal of
such files may be punished be-
cause of their confidential or inn
portant value.
II they are not found guilty of
conspiracy or Illegal plot. he
said, the government may be able
TO place only a technical charge
against them. based on the actual
monetary value of the paper itself
Evening star., 1941-02-09

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-NEW DETACHED
brick, 4 rooms, hath; wide wooded lot; ga
rage, S15 Cncludes oil burner.
:}6O5 New Hampshire ave. n.w.-6 large
rooms bath. perfect condition. Gear ga
/ rage. $50
Evenings Phone Wisconsin 1865
RER
Evening star., 1941-02-09
lear Catholic University.
HOUSES FURk. OR UNFURk.

4426 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6 RMS, BATH.
. lnclosed porcheS; continuous hot water
rent reduced; near car and buses.
BUNGALOW, 3 RMS,
bath with shower. fireplace attic, gar,
closets oil heat; yard; trans, stores,
schools nearby CHI 1523, ] ! am. to l I'm.
DISTINCTIVE MODERN HOME IN CHEVY
Chase overlooking Rock Greek Park, cul-
tured SURROUNDINGS, spacious living room
two sun parlors. four bedrooms, four baths
three-car garage, playhouse, GORGEOUS trees
Including many dogwoodS gardens planted
with bulbs Is min. from White House.
S435 furnished. S325 unfurnished. Wood
I
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

5 ROOMS, HoT-WATEzRR1 zR1d HEAT: $3.50
3O3o MACoMB ST. CLEVELAND PARK;
large Gems o pea aarase BEAUTIFUL
fr1Gn'SiA HILL NA. $500 $500. Pc evenings, wo. 3297
31O3 HAWTHORNE ST. NV, OFF 32nd
St: between Cathedral and and Ga1fieldmi55 With
porch. lovely sun porch On @nd f. INA maid Is
saGPesd aes sree Snes
residential neighborhood: immediate &C &C
cupancy. Sl25 mo. MR.. BAKER. Ma.
pETwoRTH 4sos ;.s S1d ST coNdyg;ionl NW;imBRIcK. K
tiles bisNo8i only: So 80. with refrigerator; $50
oR2E oWNER esSfaa 1ssa sat- sas8 B for '2a
house from BALTIC blvd rms n.xt and do6r b.
RPfiyasST Is sH1bfEY Pfft garage Apply next d00f
1882 sth ST. NW.--,6 ROOMS. BATH,
recreation rt,crefI room; automatic heat; garage;
S65. RA. 800. Vacant
AS PARK Rp NW1sEMIcR[ET "; hsIT Is[a saTs9e G0e.
Good Gt1od' conda e idi' $3.50. OWNER. CO. 2675.
GROOM HOUSE. FOUR BEDROOMS. TWO
sun porches; desirable neighborho9d; rea
Sonable rent. Can pc seen SHnS IL ~ ~. T.
oO32 Allen pl. NV. Hobart 096S. y
MT. PLEASANT-IDEAL LOCATION: SIX
rooms; across from Rock Greek PARK; rea-
sonable rent. Call Columbia 1898. "
GEORGETOWN = ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath, hot-air heat $40 mo. 1413 37th
St. NV Apply NATIONAL METROPOL-
ITAN BANK Trust Dept, 613 18th ST. NV.
National 1908.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER BUNGALOW. LO-
Gated in Chevy Chase, Nd, oil heat; ss, mod
ern conveniences. Phone Oliver 1890.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

21g DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Rms Bath EES and PoTches orc ,S Modern; de11 $50
CHEVY CHASE. MD,
rooms rooms. e'G bath oil heat Friadaire s67 so:
34l5 18Th St. n:w;-semi;Idetsched, 8
GG@' ihSkiNs fhS Sh5s Gov Ie!$ as" nS 81
CHEVY CHASE AND MD.-CALL Us
to see our list of homes in this delighttul
neiehborhood Prices range S75 to sloo
.zaGGpW H Jones & HSSa,dN CO. dNc csaoo
OFF 10th AND COLUMBIA RD; {,
baths. recreation room, oil heat; IRE.
mo Roees saF H6baft W5 Or 6spont SOS
2OO3 1st ST. NW.--S7550. ~,
Q rms C6 bedrooms. bath, new oil
'ul l 55T5' srd ST. N,W~s6$ so. .
6 rms. bath; ,refg., built-in garage 2
00fensS; a546 8eT PARK ri oq@nel PF' lNwzse5 90
rms MS bs{h @yR g e. 0esF9omss3; %s3o h1wh. 30
o rms iao! tafE8Re' EYE ST. sEe' sEE@'&ss45oo.
rms 4as 9a!h 9Th h5Tn ST. sR@s&seo Rorcs si56 gas
rooms. kitchen, inside water.
1901 NJ ST NE-S55 90.
semi-detached brick home in convenient
location rooms and bath, 3 porches;
built-in garage, new heating plent: caulked
screened weather and insulated,
large .ot To inspect, call COOLEY BROS,
Investment Bldg District 1881.
1431 MD. AVE. NE r, B..
INV h. S42.Ib
a1Gi, ?.,nd ST. n.w-6 r, b. h.-wh. 1900
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 2Oth ST. NV.
COMFORTABLE HOME IN NORTHEAST
section. Il rooms and bath, hot-Water
heat: reasonable rent for reliable tenant.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
HOtb w
Evening star., 1941-02-09
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOWS

SILVER SPRING BUNGALOWS
= rooms. bath, gas heat garage, So
65u. $500 cash, $50 mo: - yrs old
rms. bath: INV h.. slate roof, 81 500;
81 600 cash. $50 mo yrs. old
> rms. bath; OIL heat; garase $3.50;
rec. room, I'm. attic. terms ARRANGED
rms, ] = baths; gas heat: garage, = =
$50: Screenporch- $500 cash $50 mo: new.
Many others. Call MIR. LEACHE, DT.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

TWO CHOICE CORNERS.
In a quiet, select building, conven-
iently located close to stores,
schools, cars and buses. Two ex-
posures; pleasant porch and other
ref1nements.
cSS m Large foyer living room,
%oo'oo TWO BEDROOMS, di-
nette. kitchen, bath and
1881 BELMONT STREET NV
Evening star., 1941-02-09
NEW BRICK HOMES,

S35 per month, including principal in
tereSt, taxes and insurance. natural trImi
oil burner; high location. 1lu-ft lot
33O1 18th ST. Sc.
Out Nichols ave. Sc. 20 Alabama ave left
on Ala TO llth pl, right TO Congress left
TO 18th, left on 9th 10 sign
WAPJE &. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV DI 334S
Evening star., 1941-02-09

S55-FACING MERIDIAN PARK
Unusual apartment with expo
sures and truly charming outlook
on Washing tons loveliest city park.
Foyer living room. two bedrooms,
junior dining room, kitchen and
bath: Murphy bed in living room:
handy. INSPECT NoWl
220l 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-09
THOMAS & WRIGHT, INC,
1910 VI Ave N w MA ASn7

1910 VI. Ave NV Ma 1897.
LOCATED ON 18th ST. JUST NORTH OF
kalmla-Beautiful brick and stone home
OF rms, 4i2 baths incl. library and rec
reatlon rm., home Is IN excellent condl-
ton with G E heating equipment, genu-
Inc bargain al Sl4.g5O For further par
tlCulars, Lincoln 5213-W or
THOMAS l. WRIGHT. INC
1910 VI Ave. NV. Ma 1897.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
$4,000.
1MMn M s Ave n \

To Close Estate
rooms. baths; hOt-water heat, gaS
ana electric; ideal rooming house. fully fur
niSAed 81 600 cash required w. c.
MURPHY. attorney, Franklin 5347. Q.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
APARTMENT VALUES.

and b. hi-w.h, W gar -'''9'' $4,000
bath. elec., gas, h.-w.h- ' " As
22S 10th st. ne, No. 26-2 rms,
kit, bath, cleo, gas, h.-w.h. 42.50
. cleo, gas, h.-wh. ~ ~ $3.50
1907 G St ne. No. - rms, kit
bath. cleo, gas. h.-w.h. $3.50
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
snS NJ ConitoI CT Pao1tor MA E-2O
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HILLCRESI

Nearly new. detached brick; : rooms 2
paths tone bedroom and bath on ] 81 fr ,.
large recreation room and summer kitchen
IN daylight basement; corner lot 1OXl40 f,
best location. wonderful view. might con-
For Appointment 20 inspect, call Mr.. Al.
man, FR 1904.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

BUNGALOW
This beautiful home contains lovely
rms de luxe kit, lovely bath detached
gar: o min. from center Of city For IN
formation. call Mr. BENSON. DI 3lOn.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

MODERN DETACHED BRICK HOME,
Ranole Highlands, near Catholic Church.
schools. stores and bus lines. 1925 o St
Sc; rooms. 1Iz baths, breakfast room:
air conditioned $3.50 BUSADA, owners
builder. Atlantic U3u7
Evening star., 1941-02-09
1921 PENN. AVE. 81

OANEo hCtlNAC " ~ @NNN@N0-'
723 Goth 81. NV.
1921 PENN. AVE. Sc.
,nns im. 4 =. ToFRE '=57 T. REALTY 6Ii G9' ,o5a
3Os WEBSTER NW.-sEMI-DET BRICK
i rms, incl. rear pcrches, elcc., refs'
''4l?Y ~ Roxboro n,w-e rms semi-det,,;
| o'CoNNOR, DI. 6252 or RA. OO67. 1882
| Investment Bldg.
sEM1-DETAcHED CORNER. So? so. -,
36ls 34th st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath: will
iSi: i6I5 X st. RE1TzELL. D1 300.
gaIows and houses al SIS to S65 per
'''''' WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
23s1 Rhode Island Ave, NE. North 1908.
2l7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.-6 RMS,
1918 K ST BEITzELL. D1. 3l00.
3s4s BEECHER ST. NW.-S7O; rms. 2
screened rear porches' built-in garage oil
1915 x St BETHEL DI 31OO.
40 CLAIMING ST. NV RMS. AND
bath; ami, oil burner $500; ~
N'l'''''' JOHN QUINN co, INC;
7O1 18th ST. NV. District 5l45. IL
III MASS AVE. N.w.-6 R., B. ooo
AT a. l. GR1NDLEY 93s N. Y. AVE
brick, Il rooms, hath; wide wooded lot; ga
rage, S75 Gncludes oil burner.
:}605 New Hampshire ave. n.w-6 large
rooms bath. perfect condition; Gear ga
-''' Evenings Phone Wisconsin 5465.
W. II. WALKER. ,
shoreham Building. National 1880.
aIoo CLAIMING ST NE -
5-rm. buneal9w, bath. @ 1urnace e, heat; sa3'oo
-. UHLAND TERRACE NE. oo
rpCOnIiflDncN ~)tl tlil
'"'''' 5I76 ! s FULTON STREET Nw.,ao
6 rms. hath semi @ oct &C, h ~ ", n ", s47.oo
rms - ba;h lf6NItFh' h, wi Ar>A NV SO so
rms BAH i = Nv h! h. h. sarsEe $4,000
heal sif'' '''''' ''' N-'''' '''''' 50 $4,000
1919 GEORGIA AVENUE NV
rms, > baths, oil heat, arrsnE.
'"iV; IG1e NEWTON STREET NV. oo o
rms 4 0c1e cRITTESDEN @35S SsS asa4. sTREET
t"'S': 55i5 II = KANSAS AVENUE NV.
ue'0' $50 18th STREET NV.
rms. bath. corner brick, OIL heat M
" wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th Street NV. DI. 334b.
/ I37 ADAMS ST. NV.
+ rms, bath. newly decorated; S45.
1905 llth ST NV.
+ rms, bath. h W h; garage; So 80.
$500 10Th ST. NV
! rms. bath: h ~ h garage; $50.
1904 l4th ST NV
6 rms bath. elec refs. oil heat; SO.
1%ls QUINCY ST. NV.
/ rms, > baths, lge. screened porches
147a COLUMBIA RD NV
Desirable .locat tion. close TO trans. and
/ IAN = shopping distnc, lge. rms, =
IS ST NV
/ rms. ; fun bcdrm garage. S60.
/ PLANT & GORDON, INC.
| 1874 Park Rd NV. co. 0s3s.
NORTHwEsr-GooD HOMES!
! Open-4527 GeorEia ave: 500 2nd
/ aO9 Elder. det.; 4405 Iowa, = rms; 49Os
/ Kansas. 1896 Kansas: 92s LonEfelloW;
| 5lu4 7th. reconditIoned, elec. box, s55.
! GE. l12@.
/ 44?6 KANSAS AVE.-6 R, YARD S55 90
! f315 1th ST r: refs. $50
/ Sl4 Crittenden-6 r, = por. auto ht. so 90
I 49Os Kansas nW.-6 r, gar. pchs. rs 90
F 5000 5th st-S r. arr fam. IS 90
4glO ith ST. w.-6 r. gar 65 90
i633 5th SIT r b.; refg.: gar rs 90
' 5Hl5 Kansas we r, b sh gar S5 90
G3l5 sth ST r, gar. 55 90
. n a
Evening star., 1941-02-09

I l3II PENN. AVE. Sc,
rms, b.. h.-w n. good condition. S45
A. D. TORRE REALTY co,
1925 N. Capitol 81. DU. l236.
| 3Os WEBSTER NW.-SEMI-DET BRICK
i rms, incl. rear pcrches, elcc., refs'
10 Roxboro nw-6 rms. semi-det.;
| cleo refg built-in gar, S50.75 mo. J. J.
| O'CONNOR, DI. 5252 or RA. 0067. 1882
| Investment BlGg.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
5O5l New HamDShire Ave
01Q IT ct NJ +

bedrm.. liv. rm., kit, dinette; corner;
mod, hreproof apt, Daruuet floors: S54 so
incl. gas and refg. Mgr, RA 2935
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Woodbridge. 1922 Taylor St. NE
Owner says sell; 6-room brick bungaIov
about one year old in excellent condition .
nicely located in Woodbridge Gardens. III
conveniences; as little as $500 down vii
be accepted open Sunday. - until & m
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co,
23sl Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 72o3
Continued on Next PegaJ
Evening star., 1941-02-09
2 BEDROOMS -S62.5O.
DOWNTOWN APIS.

2113 K ST NV
duced to $4,000
2i34 ST NV. APT. @
2-rm., kit. bath apts., back porches,
newly dec: large. bright rms $40 90
Groom, kit. and bath apt. s45. 90
l rm, kit, bath. newly dec. ~ $3.50
2137 PA. AVE. NV.
location s35. 90
Evening star., 1941-02-09
HILLCREST AREA
a. IN
SHEPHERD PARK

HOMES TO SUIT YOUR PURSE; TERMS
less than rent on these Brightwood, Pet
worth NV brick bargains:
S5o50-5 rms, semi-det. brick. deep lot.
S6.00O-3-fam. arr; oil heat: gar.
81 .35O-6 rms. sleep porch; deep lot.
ST, ,a5O-5-rm. bung.; oil heat; LARGE lot.
S745O-1 rms: 20 #. wide; gas heat; gar.
Appoint to inspect. Phone Mr.. Orr!son,
RA. 54l6 with J. j. OCONNOR.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

LET MRS. CHRISTIAN HELP YOU.
Listed in our Office you will find nearly
all Of the really desirable homes for rent
IN the Bethesda-Chevy Chase area.
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
5000 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 6649.
104 FIRST ST, TAKOMA PARK. MD.
4-room bungalow, h-w. h., porches, ga
rage, a mi. S37. Apply 101 Cockerille ave.
Shepherd 542S-W.
2523 Bird ST. N.E.-6 R.. B. S45 so
BOD 18th st. S.e.-5 r, b.-- 1850
1870 G st. s.e.-6 r. b. 1880
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, INC.
1014 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 6210.
$40 PARK RID. NW.-6 RMS AND BATH.
h.-w.h.: new w-house condition; S42 80.
A. S. GARDINER & CO.,
1881 L st. NV. MA. O334.
5RM. BRICK. SEMI-DETACHED, WITH
electric refrigerator, oil heat; in new COM
munity; $3.50.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1882 K st. NV. ME. 1143.
MT. PLEASANT.
Near 18th and Newton SITS. NV.
6-room, bath row brick recreation
room and extra bath in basement; auto
matte heat; rental, $50; unusual value.
PAUL D. CRANDALL Realtor.
S1s Tower Building. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

Beautiful brick bungalow; Summit
Park, D. C.-Fuli brick basement, hugs
attic, f1oored for > extra rooms well ar
ranged and equipped kitchen, including
Murphy cabinet and ventilating fan, steel
easement windows, Venetian blinds; he
sure 10 see this today OPEN TODAY
1890 to pm. 37OI Camden st. Sc
, ADELBERT W. LEE.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
433O YUMA ST NV

Only Sl25 per month for detached house
on "a acre of ground house has : bed
rooms, 3 baths: 3-car garage: oil burner,
and is insulated and weatherstripped. Call
PERCY, H. RUSSELL CO. Ma. 1881 for
appointment
Evening star., 1941-02-09

423 NEWTON PL. NV.
Six rooms and bath; automatic INV.
heat brick; row. Kew at 421.
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
a25 18th St. NV Ma. 2100.
2O6 goth ST. N.E.-S37.50.
APT. l.
Two rooms, kitchen, dining alcove
screened porch and bath: gas heat. Key
at No. 2
B. F. SAUL CO.,
e25 18th st. MA. 2l00.
1874 4th ST. S.W.
(NEAR NAVY YARD.
Six rooms and BATH hot-water heat.
Key at 1346.
Evening star., 1941-02-09

1924 10th ST. NV.
1 room. kitchen and bath -------- S37 30
rooms, kitchen and bath $1,000
,,,,d & dsS Elevator Resident manager.
s11 18th st. NV. Ma 1904.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
GEORGFTOWN-S3.5O0.

GEORGEIOWN-S3 500.
See 1870 32nd ST. n.v.-An excellent
small house in this quaint, convenient
section to remodel as home or investment;
good garden area; for other information
HENRY CLAY CO..