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stating that nothing in the lease
lend law should be construed as
authorizing conveys.
While Senator Gillette said he
| thought attempts to revise the acts
must be made soon, Senator Nye,
Republican, of North Dakota pre-
dicted that the administration would
be slow to seek any changes that
would be open to attack as being
likely to involve this country further
in the war.
Il think we have enough votes"
he added, ito defeat any changes in
! the Neutrality Act"
Senator Nye conceded that op-
ponents had little chance of pre-
venting the appropriation of an ad-
ditionaH $500 900 900 to $4,000 ,00O,-
900 in lease-lend funds expected to
be sought in presidential request
/ today.
But Chairman Reynolds of the
Senate Military Affairs Committee
served notice that the measure would
not be approved without fight.
Reynolds Opposes Fund.
It, for one, am not going to vote
| for one more cent to be given to
foreign nations" declared Senator
Reynolds, who supported the original
$1,000, 100000 appropriation after
having fought enactment of the
| lease-lend bill.
Senator Reynolds further asserted
| that the President orders to the
Navy made it appear that the United
| States was going to shoot its way
into this war" but Senator Pepper.
Democrat, of Florida praised the
new sea policy.
AT last" he told reporters, I'VE
are beginning to implement our for
eign policy in language that Hitler
can understand"
He added that he did not believe
that this country would become in
volved in the war even if United
States warships were sunk in carry
ing out the Presidents orders to
clear American waters of Axis raid
ers.'
II think we will regard it as part
of the days work toward accom-
plishing our major objective OF
crushing Hitler" he said.
Objects to Politics.
The President objected yesterday
to linking party politics with foreign
policy.
He was asked at his press confer
ence whether Democrats would sup
port in the primaries Republicans
who back the foreign policy.
Why drag party questions into
this picture Of danger to the United
States at this time? the Chief
Executive asked with some heat.
He said his words applied to every
one, regardless of whether the peo-
pie doing the dragging were on
Capitol Hill, in the executive branch
of the Government, on the radio
connected with newspapers or were
candidates for office.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by
myself. JOSEPH r. CLARK. 1000 Pa; ave.
Sc. 1S'
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. A. LOUIS VETTORI, 2316 1st st. NV.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of Woodward g. Lothrop will be
held at the ONCE of the corporation At
11th and SITS. NV. Washington. d. G.,
on Monday. the goth day of October. 1941 /,
at II O'Clock noon, for the purpose of:
Electing trustees TO serve for the ensuing
year and until their successors shall be
elected. approving the minutes Of the pre-
vious annual meeting of the stockholders
authorizing the trustees to appropriate
funds for charitable and civic contribu-
tions during the ensuing year. The man
agement knows of no other matters that
will be presented at the annual meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
AFFORDS them an opportunity to. inform
themselves as TO. corporate anairs, and
it is the hope Of the MANAGEMENT that
stockholders will avail themselves of
this opportunity by being present at the
meeting In view of the importance of
not making an adjournment Of the meet
ing necessary. by the lack of . quorum.
your attendance is requested
p. N. TALBOT,
Det44: washtn<sen. D. c. September
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Own '0verreachinq'
Will Crush Hitler,
Hoover Believes
Former President Says
Neither Intervention Nor
Isolation Is Wise for U. S.
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Sept 17.-Neither iso-
lation nor intervention is wise or
possible course for the United States
in dealing with the present war, for
mer President Hoover believes.
I'VE must have impregnable de-
fenSe" and I'VE must give the tools
of defense to the democracies. he
declared in a radio address last night
over the c. B. S. network. I'VE
should reserve our strength that, un-
exhausted. we may give real aid to
reconstruction and stabilizing of
peace when Hitler collapses of his
own overreaching."
I'VE can do our greatest service
to civilization by strengthening here
in the Western Hemisphere free in
stitutions and free men and wom-
en-"
Hoover's Six Points.
American policies. the former
Chief Executive suggested. should
be based on these six points:
Il. If We prepare we cannot be
invaded nor our economic life be
dangerously impaired.
20 England can prevent invasion
of her shores if We give her the tools,
and even warships, without sending
our boys to death, either on ships or
land.
IS. Hitler is on the way to be
crushed by the vicious forces within
his own regime.
Bitter Experience.
a We have proved by bitter ex-
perience that 1t is futility for us
to try to impose freedom and Justice
upon the world by war.
IS. The ideas and ideals Of the
West can grow and spread abroad by
our own demonstration in our own
country They will die in the world
if they shall become weakened or
die in America.
IS. To send our sons into this war
must also be weighed in the scales of
future America. Should we not
weigh in this scale the dead and the
manned? Should we not weigh the
one-third of underfed, undernour-
ished. underhoused, undereducated
Americans for another generation
that will be inevitable? Should we
not weigh the loss Of our own
freedom?"
Economic freedom, Mr.. Hoover
said, should be added to the four
freedoms enunciated by President
Roosevelt-freedom of speech and
expression, of religion, from fear ano
from want. Mr.. Hoover said large
number of the men administering
the preparedness program did not
believe in this freedom.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Reilly
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be released, has been opposed for
denomination by the American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor. The Federation
likewise opposed Donald Wakefield
Smith and Chairman Madden.
Mr.. Reilly was born in Boston on
September q. 1906. He was gradu-
ated from Harvard University in
1927 and then spent four years as a
newspaperman with the Pawtucket
Times, the Providence Journal and
the Boston Traveller. In 1890 he
returned to Harvard to study law
and was awarded his degree in 1888.
After q year in private law prac-
tice in Boston he came to Washing
ton in 1894 to be q review attorney
with the Home Owners Loan Corp.
Mr.. Reilly became assistant So
licitor at the Labor Department
in 1885 and became administrator
Of the Public Contracts Act in 1896.
In August, 1897, he was nominated
to be solicitor of the Labor Depart
ment.
Mr.. Reilly is member of the Bos-
ton Bar Association, the American
Bar Association, the National Law
yers' Guild and the Harvard Club
Of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Nozis Hit RecoIcitront
Dutch Businessmen
By.Csble to The Star.

y-Csble to The Star.
LONDON, Sept. II CNAN.A0.-
Apparently faced with mounting op-
position among Dutch businessmen
and industrialists, Nazi authorities
have lashed out at trade and in
dustry with a series Of new drastic
measures entailing progressive
scale of stiff fines for mutinous
elements.
The measures were issued by the
Nazi- controlled secretary general of
trade, industry and shipping when
firms registered with the state bu-
reaus for trade and industry Sc
riously obstructed the activities OF
these bureaus either by not COM
plying with various administrative
regulations, forgetting to send in
desired returns or sending them in
with incomplete data. The Dutch
also were accused of neglecting to
practice a system of administration
prescribed by the bureaus.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
n French Labor Leaders
Released by Petoin
uu p.d;n 10 The gtar

BY Radio to The Star
VICHY, Sept. 17.-While German
occupational authorities at Paris
show the iron hand Of their author
ity, Chief of State Marshal Petain is
propitiating the workers Of unoccu-
pied France.
As the Nazis executed 10 hostages
in the former French capital in
reprisal for attacks on Germans
(September s, 10 and ID, none OF
which ended in death, Marshal
Petin yesterday ordered the liberia
ton of % influential militant trade
unionists as an "act of justice"
It is felt that the marshals act
automatically gains converts who
will defend his policies in workers
circles
Copyright, 1941, by Chicago Daily NeWso
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Air Codet Graduated d

STAUNTON, Va, Sept. II (Spe-
ciaD Cadet Harry B. Burnett, tr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Bur-
nett, Staunton, was one of A avis-
ton cadets graduated recently from
the BomhArdier Training School
D0FkDdalo Field. La.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

tire test to be sure. Have US
adjust your carburetor. test your
tires, recharge or repair your bat
tary-make the few minor repairs
on your car that will help you to
save dollars in gas money by help
ing you to get more out Of the gas
you use.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Party for Teachers

MANASSAS, Va, Sept II (Spe-
ciaD. The Manassas Parent
Teacher Association will hold a re-
ception for teachers of the local
schools at 7:30 pm. tomorrow in
the Osburn High School. Mrs. P. A.
Lewis is in charge.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
FOUND.

DOG. about 6 mos old, male, all black:
vicinity 18th and Madison sts. NV. Call
GE. $3.50.
KEYS on chain found vicinity sth and
Pa. ave. NV. Tuesday evening. Ii. 30S0.
MANS WATCH. found at Hot Shoppe on
Georgia ave. Silver Spring on Saturday
night Call GE 400.
PUPPY, fox terrier. brown and white; vi
cinity OF 18th place and Taylor 81. ne.
HO. 1916, between 4 and : pm.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

more gasohns
than necessary"
A simple ear.
huYetor adjust
ment or tire
pressure test
now may give
you many more
miles per gal
Ion
Evening star., 1941-09-17
LOST.

BEAGLE PUPPY: white and tan, 3 finger
marks on left hip, : mos old; VIC. of
Chillum and Sargentrds Reward. WAITE.
BuLFOLD. brown. containing money and
papers. Finder please keep money and re-
turn papers and billfold to 203 Eye 81.
NV RE. 3455.
COIN PURSE, containing approximately
$50; lost at Moskey.s Pharm., Lee Highway
and Glebe I'd. Arl, Va. Reward. DU. 343s,
COLLIE. all white, male; gentle, thin. 10
years old; Babe: Strayed Sept :. near
Hyatts.. Md. Reported seen in n W. Wash.
Notify WA. 1913 or WI. 51,5. S25 reward.
COLLIE SHEPHERD, brown and black, &
Bs Esar ave oa na@f Atlantic Beg 5s v'kay kegsrd 1850
CUFF LINK, pearl, with diamond center.
Reward. Call Emerson 4715.
ENGLISH SETTER, white. with black
markings on head: ears and back; male;
WITH inNs1; name 'Teunis''; lost in OF near Pen
sion Park Wednesday m. GE. 1926.
GLASSES. in brown case, Lafayette Park
Saturday noon; working girl Reward.
1893 Eve ST. NV, Apt. Al.
GLASSES osfq5ds in 5TOx6 case Lsq5e Rs
ward. Call Emerson 2646.
GOLD INTT1ALED RING. initials m. g., sT
kPst Ns o fFsSs fa hds So or AD''
(IhEAI DhNE PUPIL SlTdStu SuHQdNs %
mos old. light brown. tag No. 21906.
Owner Ill and srlevIns. REWARD. AT.
1905.
GREAT DANE, female; brindle color: lost
vicinity Cabin John: last seen heading 10
Washington. W E. Swanson. Oliver 909l.
LORGNETTE, platinum. set with pear
shape and round diamonds Liberal re-
| ward. Phone Adams 7235.
PURSE dark blue: lost Saturday on MARI
boro pike: reward. Phone co. S751-J.
| WALLET, brown. inclosed in black case.
| containing papers valuable TO owner only.
| Call DU. 1206.
wIRE-HAIR TERRIER, male. white with
| tan markings; lost in Chevy Chase, Nc.
Reward. Call WI. 6293.
WRISTWATCH, lsdys yellow gold ElRin at
Bladensburg rd. mr.. 18th and H SITS. ne.
Reward. Phone Hyattsville 5.s
| WRIST WATCH. mans Longines; vicinity
| 1910 10th ST. ne. Lost Sat. Reward.
| Return TO 1910 10th ST. ne. Apt. 3
LOST in vicinity. of the Burlington. Hotel.
! one yellow calf brief case containing
legal papers bearing initials w H. !"
| Liberal reward. Finder call National 1920
! Ext. $50.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

tContnued From First Paee'
department personally ordered the
internment Father Price was
suspended by his bishop a month
ago.
Internments at Vals Les Bains re-
Gently included a number of clergy
men,
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Care.
:,
How to Save
On Gas
By I'D CARL

To be eersfrss In your car. be
sure you're not wasting gas.
Recent tests by city officials re-
yealed that faulty earbtHetors and
soft tires consume about 10 per cent
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Paris

Continued From First Page. )
Evening star., 1941-09-17

Let our me-
chanics give
you a carburetor
Evening star., 1941-02-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.) J


1870 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS,
semi-prlvate bath, FriRdaire; $3.50. See
jsnitor.
ANACOSTTA. 1888 MINI. AVE S.E-2
rms, clean. refg., sink, C.h.w., warm cleo,
gas, tub and shower. Ii 23aS-J. Garage.
1915 QUE ST NW.--4 LARGE ROOM
apt, complete. suitable or young men;
maid service: with or without board; rea-
sonabe. Dupont $500.
. ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. PRIVATE
Can HgtS.. = Wash. ave. n. -
WOODBRIDGE, 3O34 OTIS NE LARGE
rms for hk, southern expos . min.
walk to car: adult family. NO. 1850.
PETWoRTH, 4530 9th ST. N.W.-NICELY
furn,. complete lly. nm. bedTm KIT, pathi
completely private
ARDMORE, 915 Goth ST. NV RMS,
kitchenette private bath, foyer, auto. heat,
continuous hot water; Sl5 week.
KALORAMA APIS, 23O5 18th ST. NV
Newly decorated = rooms adjoining tile
bath; ch.w. COnv. transp.
1905 D ST Sc RMS, NEWLY DEC,
complete furn., eleC. retg., telephone Serv-
ice. Adults only. Reas.
UPPER 18th ST-COMPLETELY FURN
c-f1oor ant, 3 bedrms., modern furniture,
avail. from Feb. I e to April &. SH. 495l d.
637 PRINCETON PL NV ROOM.
kitchen, screened porch, heat, gas cleo
trlcity: S35; adults
ENTIRE BASEMENT FOR RENT. S6 PER
car lines; unlim. phone; suit. > working
men, 1923 Clifton St NV.
snd Fairmonf@Lce rIfe bed-Iiy. rm. Kitchen;
sll new: reaS. Adults.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
CHARMING, UNIQUE.

Homemaking Is fun IN THIS new CENTER
hal Colonial home The rooms are bright
even coy paneled den with an adjoining
lavatory on the first floor. The kitchen
sparkling and colorful is modern as tomor-
row. Outdoors. tall oaks, harboring play
ful squirrels, shield this unusual home
ON Wintery blasts and summers heat
Situated on corner lot, with Rock Greek
Park across the street, its setting is
superb. This may be the home you really
are looking for For further details phone
Evening star., 1941-02-04
HOUSES FURNISHED.

KLBOURNE. Mr. MT PLEASANT-VERY
attractive rooms g br.p Ia baths,
garage. auto heal cleo refs, neatly furn..
lease very reasonably. WO- 1888
NEAR UNIV. OF MD. AVAIL. FEB. - TO
Oct / Compl. and well furn. det. home,
surrounded by Japanese cherry trees: spa
cIouS studio liv. rn.. paneled den dining
rm. breakfast rm. fully equipped kit,
maids nm, = bedrmS, @l2 baths oil heat,
auto. hot water. gar Handicapped grounds;
] block tranSp very reaS. 70 careful
party. IA University I'd, College Heights
Md. Wa 14+6
HILLCREST MODERN DETACHED.
furnished house, 6 rms: shown bv ap-
pontment: So. RANDLE e. GARVIN.
$40 9th 81. NV RE. 2@l3.
SEMI-DETACHED ~ RITTENHOUSE
furn convenient. SIS. GE 0I;a
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
wood. Nd All facilities; SO month. Phone
Evening star., 1941-02-04
FARMS FOR SALE.

DELAWARE BAY BOATHoUsE PLOT;
bargain: SO cash. 50 monthly buys three
acres: excellent boating bathing, fishing;
$50 full price. DAVIDOFF. $50 Broad
way New York a.
S3.45O-S17.5OO TERMS FEW TRADE
rent. Estates, acreage. . shore tracts re-
du"ed N. E. RYON CO., 1915 N. Y. ave.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
road; IO-room house, in fine condition,
situated in a nice setting of shade trees;
all necessary farm buildings; II miles
S15.llQ: terms: y cash balance easy
BUELL. M. GARDNER. j. z KELLY,
Rockville. Md. Phone ESQ.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

LGE CORNER HOUSE Mr.. WILSON
High School. leased at $50 mo. sale
price reaS. Phone AID. 1900
FOUR FAMILY FLAT, A GOOD BUILDING
in Trinidad section: oil heat. part base
r1ent. lockers. hardwood trim; paved street;
financed at ~. price Of SlH.30u Is
about 81 GOO below similar buildings WAL
TER BAUMAN, No. l Thomas Circle. Ma.
500.
4 MODERN. G-FAMILY APT. BLDGS.
Each unit consiStlng OF 3 rooms din
cite, kitchen and bath. Tenants furnish
own gas heat. Annual rent, S93e. Price
$500 each. For complete details, please
WM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
1919 K St NV DI 1ol5.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
S3,75O-Fiveroom and bath brick in end
com. zone, near 9th and Fla. ave. NV.
Rented to colored at $40 mo
SS.250-Brick. three-family dwelling, only
two squares from the Capitol! l ant
of > r. and b., . of 3 r. and b.; new
elec. and plumbing fixtures: hot-water
heat with oil burner. Rented al Sl25
So .50O@NEw APARTMENT BUILDING,
contains Q units. all of r. X. and b
Fully rented at $1,000 per year. State
ment upon request
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 II ST N w National 23iH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE NEED HOUSES
In Northeast D. C. and nearby Nd, priced
from 500 up
THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
Join Conn Ave. WOOdley 1900
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TAKOMA PARK

One block from District line and bus.
FIve-room BUNGALOW with full basement
and a. tic. Inclosed sleeping porch, open
porch. INV h. nice grounds with huge
oak trees $3.50. F. R. SPEAR, INC,
Evening star., 1941-02-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR REhT,

4 ROOMS AND BATH. INCLOsED PORCH
ideal location for dentist or doctor. en-
trance to Arlington Village. B. NJ. SMITH,
24Os Columbia pike. OK. H03S.
: RMS BATH, LARGE ATTIC AND Gel
lar h-wh. built-in ear.: 3 acres. fruit
'reeS. vineyard hennery; a beautiful home,
$3.50 mo NO 1Sq5
II WOODED MICHIGAN HILLS NEW
Wil'I7mShur- brick Is r. p baths. fur
nshed air heat, garage, trans convenient.
reas. rent NE 559l after pm. =
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ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
horhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS GREEN Shepherd 512S
e5@ F ST. NE-PRIVATE ENTRANCE,
newly papered, painted living room, two
bedrooms, kitchen and private BATH nicely
furnished heat lncluded. $50 mo. :.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
14TS H St NV. District 1S57
CHEVY Chase, Md-S15. 500.

An outstanding bareain-Beautiful cor
ner home. on Meadow lane in BaPChwood.
Built by George F. MikkelSon. There are
on End floor; 1st-foor lavatory lear ga
rage, finished attic and maids room and
bath in the basement. Large lot. well land
SCaped BOSS & PHELPS exclusively.
Ma. $500. Evenings, call Mr.. Leieh, WI.
Evening star., 1941-02-04
ATTENTION, INVESTORS.
NEW SEMI-DETACHED

TWO 2-FAMJLY FLATS.
Four complete apts. consisting Of 9
rooms, kitchen. hath each. 4 new refrjger-
ators, 4 new insulated ranges, modern OK
ford kitchens, auto. heating plants, full
easements, laundry travS etc. 1000
rented Must be sacrificed for onlv S7.lOO
each; Has a 1st trust of $4,000 each.
Call Mr. La Vine, ewes. and Sun, ia. 1444
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol St. Realtor MA. $3.50
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Beautiful 10Th st. Extended.

51Ol l6th St-LOvelv corner detached
light tapestry brick center-hall plan, large
terrace; cost $4,000 TO build. , lovely
large rooms, huge recreation room One
Of the loveiesJ homes on 10th 81. Every
thing modern. Can be bought less than
more to build today Built by one of
Wsshineton's beSt-known builders Ask
for MR. OR MRS BEALL. Randolph 0O36
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WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.

Center entrance, large rms. conven-
lently located on beautiful street OF much
hlcher-prlced homes. - bedrms.. lovely
living rm. with open fireplace, porch open
ing on back of living I'M large kitchen,
OIL hOt-Water heat. Priced Ss,g5O Call
r. f. SPEAR. INC. WI 2IOS
Evening star., 1941-02-04
ROIIINGWOOD

An opportunity to purchase a lovely de-
tached brick home IN this fine community
The price Of SI1 $50 is far below the
price Of surrounding homes Is large rms,
> baths. auto. heat. attached garage.
screened porch. Vacant: immediate ocCu-
pancy Very easv terms Also have -
bedroom home consider small trade on
either A. Luchs & Son. builders Call
MI Barnes EN-; 0352, with VIM. BOS-
Evening star., 1941-02-04
2 NEW APT. BLDGS.

Good white location. ! < apis. in each
BLDG: some have . bedrms., modern bath
and kitchen equipment: low rents bring in
$4,000 ppfoS foSh SdT od per eov W aboys
1st trust in each bldg; owner will sell
| or both on reas cash and terms; good
return on investment. Call Mr. Drew.
RE. 11S1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. POS
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ADULTS ca. U. S. EMPLOYEE. LIGHT
basement preferred furnished near Oh.
Oh. bus line; not over $40. Box 2S-K. Star.
H.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, ONE LARGE
room with bed and studio couch, kitchen,
private bath. Box lH6-K, Star -
OR . ROOM APT. IN ALEXANDRIA:
must have woodworking fireplace. Call
MA. 5694 from 9.30 to $50. -
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES GROOM FUR
nlshed apt, preferably private home in
Sc or ne Box l42-K, Star. =
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,

S6,45O-5 rooms, bs sement and attic; con-
veniently located in Silver Spring. REALTY.
ASSOCIATES, National l43S until pm.
BLK WEST CONN AVE.
& BEDRMS.-Sl1.q $50.
Ideal for home or roomlng house buSi-
ness. Immediately adjacent to Chevy Chase
Circle area shopping center and all con-
venienceS This is a spacious home and
has 1st-hoor lsvatory, automatic heat,
garage. For details call Mr.. Young. WO
5516.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. ALL.
Evening star., 1941-02-04

Seven-room brick. bedrooms, stone ga
rage; Tot 5Ox1SS oil heat $4,000 home
for Sq.15O; il s pickup. Inspect by ap
pointment H. c. MAYNOR, exclusive
agent, 2314 Rhode Island ave. ne. North
Evening star., 1941-02-04
DOWNTOWN APTS.

"lI3 K ST. NV.
Newly dec apis Of +. X, bath; re-
GuCed 20 $1,000
o134 ST NV
Arm kit bath apts back porcheS.
newly dec. large bright rms. $4,000
SIS 22nd ST. NV.
s-rr., kit, bath. lst-floor APT $4,000
-roor, kit and bath apt. 4-.5O
/ rrn Hi hath newly dec 81 50
/ roono shower $500
eI3t PA. AVE NV.
2 rms. kit, bath, newly dec, convt. ~
location S30.ou
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
popubIic
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A SMALL ESTATE.

e rms. conservatory. porch, exceptionally
Gear garage. While this is not a new
home ana has hot-air heat. at 81 500 il
Is one Of the best buys on the market
today ?. r SPEAR, INC WI @IOS
Evening star., 1941-02-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

LGE. STORE AND > APTs:: LEASED TO
! tenant at 81 $50 per annum: no eX-
penSe: best NV. location; very reas.
Phone AID 1000
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2038 EYE ST. NV,
STORES FOR RENT.

24o5 18TH ST NW.-ONE OF The BEST
locations IN he civ. Good for snv BUS
mess NE 1918. RA. 11Ol -
WELL LOCATED STORE AT Iarh AND L
SIS n.V.-Rer' as 70 IS. $50 or owner
men's. JAMES MORRIS WOODWAP0.
real'or. s23 2orh ST NV
5000 CONN. AVE. OPP ZOO ENTRANCE.
.oTto- Ideal for Eakr-v Shor
Apply Ofice or Phore FO 4a0n