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Evening star., 1942-11-08
W Clarifies Action
lqainst Steel Firms
Under Ceiling Rule
Most Of OPA Citations
Were Only for Buying
Overpriced Metal
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Nov. THE once
Of War Information, reporting prog
ress in an OPA action against Is
steel companies under price ceiling
regulations. made it clear today that
pTpceedings against most of the
companies named were merely for
hAying overpriced steel.
SIN reference to announcement
S1ptember 30 of the price ceiling
artion, which mentioned transac-
tons through various companies
fesulting in higher prices, Owl to-
6sy said:
F"A previous owl story might have
been construed as involving all con-
sumer companies named in the suit
in such deals designed to raise steel
prices" owl said it wanted 1t un-
derstood that such companies were
consumers of steel, and that affida-
Wits presented to the court did not
charge them with any middleman
design to resell steel at illegal
prices"
13 Cases Pending.
Of the 25. Owl reported, II COM
panies had been restrained from
further violations. and 13 cases were
Still pending.
/ The Owl accounting said these
eases of alleged purchases of over
priced steel, not accused of ANY
riddleman design to resell" re-
nnained to be disposed Of:
Fisher Bros. Steel Corp, New
York; Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
Corp; Steel Rolling Co., New York :;
Northeastern Steel Corp, New York .;
Columbian Steel Tank Co., Kansas
City, Mo-; Gate City Iron Works,
Omaha; Yale g. Towne Mfg. Co.,
North Chicago, Ill
A statement by Fisher Bros Steel
Corp. said the action against it re
wolves about a technicality in deter
mining the appropriate price ceiling
which governs the transactions
! owl explained only one of the IL
permanently enjoined companies,
.Armor-Bronze, Inc, of Taunton,
Mass was steel middleman."
, Owl identified these defendants,
low under permanent injunction,
also as merely purchasers of over
priced steel:
! Riverside Steel Co.. Wheeling, w.
Va; Republic Structural Iron
Works, Cleveland: Eastern Steel &
Metal Co.. New Haven, Conn; L. E.
zurbach Steel Co. East Somerville,
Mass: Standard Sales Steel Co.,
Inc, New York: Lorenson- Mat
thews Mfg. Co., Dickson City. Pa;
Wrought Washer Mfg. Co., Milwau-
kee; Parkside Sheet Metal Works,
Inc. Chicago; Evans Case Co.,
North Attleboro, Mass: Empire
State Novelty Co., New York; Whit
Ing e. Davis Co.. Plainville. Mass.
All of these signed consent de-
crees except Lorenson- Matthews
and Empire State Novelty which
the OPA said were enjoined after
failing to appear
Evening star., 1942-11-08
I'd Division Association

The I'd Division Association of
the District of Columbia Branch
will hold Armistice services at the
I'd Division Monument, Seventeenth
street and Constitution avenue NV,
November II, at 4:30 pm. The
principal speaker will be announced
later.
The United States Marine Band
will be present and the following
organizations will participate: ::
Army, Navy and Marine Corps
troops, the department commander
OF the American Legion. depart
h1ent commander of the VFW, de-
partment commander of Disabled
War Veterans. department COM
mander Of the Army and Navy
y. S. A., department commander
Of the GAR, the national president
Of the Gold Star Mothers and the
national president of the Wal
Mothers and the national president
Of the War Mothers of World War
No. /.
1t is requested that all members
Of the I'd Division be present. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
BY SUSAN B. ANTHONY, III.

BY SUSAN B. ANTHONY, II.
Czech Squadron Leader Egon
Nezbeda is one cause of the Nazis
recent threat to imprison all rela-
tives of Czechoslovakians fighting
Hitler.
Czech flyers serving in the RAF
have unrelentingly attacked the
Nazis in pursuit and bomber squad
rons since the beginning of the wal
Maj. Nezbeda said here yesterday
He is in Washington visiting 1t. Col
Alexander Hess, air attache OF the
Czcchoslovakian Legation.
Famed as among the leading night
fighters of the United Nations, Czech
flyers have formidable anti-Nazi
combat records. In recent months
one Czech bomber squadron serving
under the RAF is known to have de-
stroyed or damaged several Nazl
submarines. Before the fall of
France, Czech flyers shot down zoe
Nazi planes within two months.
According to the youthful Maj.
Nezbeda, this record is only the be-
ginning.
Many Would Join Squadron.
There are many Czechs and
many men of Czech descent in
America who are anxious to avenge
their countrymen and join our
squadron" he said. They want
this war to be won quickly. If we
don't win it quickly there will be
more physical and mental tortures
to our people in Czechoslovakia. The
Nazis are doing harm that will not
be repaired in generations.
Czech Ayers took, part infhe Bat
tie of Britain. Today their squad
rons are fighting in the battle Of
the Atlantic
1--WE have taken part in sweeps
over France" said Maj. Nezbeda,
"and all can say is that the Nazis
do not like to hght-they run away.
Even now they don't 60 over
England much. Our fighter planes
have to go and look for them over
France"
Mai. Nezbeda is one of the few
flyers who have lived to tell the
story of rescue from northern seas
after jumping out of a damaged
pursuit plane,
Plunged Into Ocean.
His ship riddled by shells, Maj
Ne7beda bailcd cut. 1t was dark
night and he could not tell whether
he was over land or sea. He learned
only few seconds after he hao
loosened his parachute, when he
plunged into frigid waters.
After a Commute struggle to re-
lease himself from his parachute
he began a swim that lasted fo1
more than an hour. He was sup
ported by a life preserver. His
rubber boat had been riddled by
the shells that wrecked his plane.
by the barest chance" said the
Czech f1ier, fishermen picked me
up after I had lost consciousness.
He was taken to hospital but two
days later was once more fighting
the Nazis. He considers himself
lucky to be alive. The night he
bailed out two Polish fers had died
Evening star., 1942-11-08
| How to Figure
! Maximum Price
| For YuIe Goods
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. THE
Office of War Information offers this
sdvice for determining maximum
prices which retailers and whole
salers may charge for the many ar
ticles especially packaged for Christ
mas sale:
The retailer or wholesaler pricing
tuch a single commodity selects
comparable commodity for which
maximum price has been estab-
lished in the usual way. The COM
parable commodity must be the one
of which he sold the greatest num-
ber in March. 1912. He then divides
his maximum price for the selected
commodity by the replacement cost
of that commodity and multiples
the resulting percentage by the cost
Of the commodity for which he Is
determining the maximum price.
The figure which results will be the
maximum price. y"
. Simple, eh. what?
Evening star., 1942-11-08

of cold after so minutes in the
same waters, he said
Serving in Canada.
For the past few months, Mai
Nezbeda has been in Canada as
signed to liaison duties for Czech
airmen there. Last week he made
quick trip to Washington to see
Col. Hess, who was the first COM
mander of the Czech-RAF fighter
squadron.
On the eve of his return to Eng
land and war the Czech flyer said
yesterday.
Il am now going back to shoot
down more Nazi planes. If 1 could
say one thing to people on this side
Of the Atlantic, I should tell them
Please do not think about your
good times Think only about your
duties. Thoughts about good times
can be aftcrWard Right now -ou
should be thinking of nothing but
the greatest speed in winning the
war When second front is
opened, the end of Nazi Germany
will come-and it will come sud-
denlV'"
Evening star., 1942-11-08

wreaths on the Tomb of the Un.
known Soldier on Armistice Day at
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mrs. Davis will be one of the
distinguished guests at the Armistice
eve dinner dance to be held by the
Forty and Eight at the Mayf1ower
Hotel on November 10. in honor OF
the American Legion leaders.
Kenna-Mai Unit will meet to-
morrow at 8 pm. at the clubhouse.
1900 Good Hope road Sc.
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Seminars to Be Held
At Library of CONGRESS

The first of series of round table
seminars, open to the library staff
and public, will be held at 8:15 pm
Wednesday in the cafeteria of the
Library of Congress. The sessions
will be held the second Wednesday
of each month
The series has been arranged by
the Library of Congress Discussion
Group. The Confession of St.
Augustine" will be the topic for the
first seminar Conditions of Peace"
will be the subject at the December
9 session.
Evening star., 1942-11-08

berta Lacy: chaplain, Cecile Berger;
sergeant at arms, Cora Disbrow, and
color bearers, Theresa Marotti and
Alberta Lacy.
Installation will take place at the
American Legion Club Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Marie S. Hollander has been
accepted as a new member.
Mrs. Hazel Davis of Denver, Colo,
national president of the Eight and
Forty, and Mrs. Mary B. Corwin,
department president, will place
Evening star., 1942-11-08
American Legion
Auxiliary News

Election of officers Of the United
States Department OF Agriculture
Unit was held at a special meeting.
following dinner at the Annapolis
Hotel. last Wednesday.
They were: President, Lillian p.
Sawyer; vice president, Cecile
Berger and Adelaide Miller: treas
urer. Pearl Heagerty; historian, AL
Evening star., 1942-11-08

Wendell Willkie and to the many
Republican leaders who have shown
what he termed constructive atti-
tude" by their announced intention
of giving full support to the Presi-,
dent in all measures to win the war.
Evening star., 1942-11-08
Dogs Still Registered

Pedigree dogs are still being
registered at the British Kennel
Club at the rate of 10000 a year,
but before the war the number was
$4,000.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
CHARLES W. CLAGETT. Attorney,
Tower Bldg., Washington, ID. c.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
United States for the District OF Co.
lumbi.:-JoHN P; q!A.ERETT Ct a.. Pam,
al Defendants.-No 36,663 Equity.-The
object of second supplemental bill filed in
this cause is to obtain the Courts direc-
ton to the Surviving Trustee Of the
sardinx the person or persons entitled to
the share IN said estate to which Josephine
mittee.. Embres v. Potts, were entitled
plaintiffs. it is this s7th d.y q July: ls42
ordered that the defendants 1) Marion E
Winter: Administratrix Of the Estate Of
known as Bruce Berlin, and "a EmSree
Josephine M. Berlin. cause their appear
ance to he entered herein on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal
publication, Of this order: otherwise the
cause cause win be proceeded with Is IN case Of
be puelishsd once . week for three .nc-
porter, and The Evening Star before said
Attest eHARLEs lsMS sTEw2sT ssssFee Gers !,
HLDA MARIE uOWEN, Deputy Clerk.
M
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KARL KINDLEBERGEK. Attorney,
33l Tower Duilding.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United States for the District Of Column
bia.-Msrian Levi Morrison. .27OO Conn
rison. 4O5 Columbia Rd. NV Defendant
No. 161T1.--The object of this suit is to
obtain sn absolute divorce on the srounds
the plaintiff. It Is this 27th day OF July.
l942. ordered that the defendant Richard
entered herein on or before the forfieth
day. exclusive of Sundays and legal holi.
days occurring after the day Of the hrst
cause will be proceeded with as in case
OF default. Provided. 4 copy of this order
De published once. a week for three sue
porter and The Evening Star Newspaper
before :sid day. BOtTTAA J LAWS. JUS
tice lSeal) Attest: CHARLES T. 9TEW-
ART. Clerk, BY HILDA MARIE oOWEN.
OeOuty Clerk. iy3O su0 q
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8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
NEAR CLARENDON

Attractive white elapboard bungalow
large oak trees. Rooms include living
dining room I3X26, with fireplace. >
bedrooms. nursery. bath. equipped kitchen
A. larSe screened living porch with COM
plete privacy is an attractive feature
Other features include large storage attic,
full basement with toilet, hot-water heat
ing system with oil burner convertible
to coaD. automatic electric hot water and
Venetian blinds throughout. Price. S11. 600.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3s3S. Ewes. GL 5O7S
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
b;a un'tfd ,Stnt sStates for The District Of colum-
the matter Of GLADYS J. RENfRoW..
BANKRUPT. Bankruptcy. No. AIS. ~
Of the City Of Washinston. b. q.
Notice - hereby given that the proceedings
Institute Instituted under CHAPTER 1s By the. said
and that the said GLADYS j. Renfrow was
on July q. 1912; duly adjudged . bank
rupt, and that the hrst meeting of her
creditors will be held At aI9 Investment
Bldg. 18th and K sts. NV, Washington.
D. e., on the eleventh day of August 1912
the said creditors may attend prove their
claims, APPOINT . trustee, examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
FRED J. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
n. MAX AMMERMAN, Attsrney,
Investment Bids, Waahington. ID, C.,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
JAS. Q. DAVIS. PLAINTIFF. VS., MARIA
ANTOINETT1A DAVIS, DEFENDANT No
CA 5S92.--The object of this suit is to
OF five years voluntary separation. On
motion Of the plaintiff it is this 14th day
OF July, g42 ordered that the defendant
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive Of SUN
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day. OF the frst publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case OF default Provided. a
copy of this order be published once q week
for three successive weeks in the Washing
ton Law Reporter. and The Evening Star
pfIn 1fIore sag day; DANIEL " OOnGGS. n1 =,
r. STEWART. Clerk. BY HTLDA MARIE
GCWEN Deputy Clerk jy16.23.3O.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
SIS PER MONTH

New brick warehouse, B. Il o. Railroad
trsckaee. 62S W st. ne. / blk. OF Rhode
So. it. 2I3 woodward Bldg. NV, Cali
National h513 or WI, 5005.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

7-sTORY OFFICE BLDG. CONTAINING
10000 to 1900 So. IT, Possession at once
or will obtain desirable tenants. Mr..
Franklin,
WEAVER BROS, INC,
WASHINGTON Bldg DI 5000
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CLASSIC COLONIAL, HOME

Nestled on hill amid virgin forest on wa
ter boating, fishing, swimming: 81 mi.
D. c. in Va. a lovely home, Ii rooms.
ami, = open fires, Ia baths gorgeous
rortico; wooded and water view, no
mosquitoes, fine road; cost $4,000, sell
$4,000. Particulars. call Falls Church
SgSW-3 for appointment
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MONEY TO LOAN.
(Continued.)

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
We will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d NVE9IMnN7
CORP.
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National $685.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued

5-ROOM COLONIAL BRICK, LARGE LOT,
l0c bus zone; near grade and high schools
S6.950 3711 N 18th st, Arlington, Va.
Glebe 3454 for information. 81
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
Brick bungalow. q rooms and tile bath.
built-in garage, oil h.-w.h.. porch; conv. to
WA 2354; ewes. WA. 1858.
NEARBY VA.--MODERN BRICK HOME. 8
large rooms. bath, entrance hail. finished
attic. recreation room, screened side porch,
basement. air-conditioned heat. stove. re-
frigerator. screens and shades go with
property: 7o-ft. lot with shade trees and
brick garage. Yes. you can move right
in. perfect inside and out: price, 5000
TERMS
WASHINGTON Il KANE Realtors.
1915 King st. Dial AL. 1921.
BEAUTIFUL WHITE BUNGALOW
With ricket fence, adjoining park: large
rooms bath on 1st floor: room on 2nd
floor: basement: garage: nice shrubbery
and flowers. Call till Q pm.
DOMINION HOMES INC Gil 3536.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

10 LOTS tS,ED, 25x120 EACH. NEAR
Congress Heights: quick sale $50 each
terms. $40 down, SIS month. MA 1858
eve. TR. 0310. 30.
ONE-ACRE LOTS WOODED. CAMP
Springs section. Md: with beautiful trees
up; small down payment. reasonable re-
strictions. Call Mr Davis, Emerson 1911,
ans1 aiter $50 p m. or n, G, HINES & SONS,
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LAKE JACKSON.
SUMMER CAMPS.

RIVERSIDE CAMP, ON POTOMAC, SO.
Md; salt water; large farm: counseNors s.
references required Naniemoy 22s3 or
Michigan 629s after Z pm. 30.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ARLINGTON, VA, / "a BLKS. TO WASH.
bus-Furn. house, 2 bedrms.. din. rm, liv.
rm:, kit to Sept. j. 1912: sos. Call
5 ROOM BUNGALOW. HARDWOOD
floors fireplace, full basement, large lawn
newly decorated; may be seen at any
Time: Old Dominion dr.. at Elnido. Va.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

,,ndeIn hor,e .nd arnuoGs ynrx UnusnaI
house with 81 acres can only be appre-
ciated by being seen: As minutes from
road. Priced for quick sale at S1S,500;
good terms to responsible party Shown by
appointment Phone Herndon 3S. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co., va
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CLOSE IN
Six spacious rooms. lsrse screened porch
aaraae: l7S-ft. lot with nice shade trees:
only 10 minutes downtown: real value:
DOMINION HOMES. Ir0 OIL. 353e.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WANTED, / OR 2 ACRES. MOSTL
wooded, within Is miles Washington
Electricity essential. Box BOT. Star. sc
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
2721 BRANCH AVE Sc.
CLEVELAND PARK

Corner Frankfort. large-room brick
center hall. . baths recreation room; 2
hreplaces. porch, Groom attic built-in
gar, auto. heat; large lot. MA 1913
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL KINDS, SIZES, SECTIONS. m. OUT
p. C: if right price to sell, trade, rent.
n. E. RYON co. MA. 1907. 1915
N. Y. ave
CASINO COMMISSION--CASH.
personally will pay cash for houses.
natS stores or apartment houses G G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. MA. 44s2.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE FOR RENT. WILL HOLD CARS;
use for storage or repair shop; NV
section. Dupont 1927.
PRIVATE GARAGE, LIGHTED oO-FT.
Republic 1880. A '"o"'"'
GARAGE SPACE FOR SEVERAL CARS
ana repair shop: S. month. Metropolitan
fn4l 3Os
STORE I2SO 18th ST. NV. a.
AEELAG1. 242a PA. AVE. RE. seas
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I2 Acres-S5 TOO

10 miles out; 6-rm. house, cleo, lge
shade trees, plenty of fruit. vegetables;
ideal for poultry farm. JOHN BURDCFT,
Colesville, Nd. Phone Ashton 3S4f.
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5 ROOM BUNGALOW. HARDWOOD
floo5s, nreplace. full basement, large lawn,
r E: HEATH - - ~ -1''''N0' 'A'
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
BUY OR RENT FEW ACRES CLOSE IN
.Sae Ma OF ohVss ca With S, modern heuse and 5000
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
bbsAcDsTA a1e? a1 ssss5 sH2sF asnsa sn rsni.
BAILEY cash "a reg S7o PAL n kssS
: BLOCKS DUPONT CTRcLE-MoD. To-
rm: and bath semi-det. brick, rented to
payment. JOHN A. BRICKLEY DI. 1921 .
STORE AND AND 2 APIS, 900 BLOCK 1ath
BA1E NA 'aSs 54o oa eveninss sns aruSt WI sssS
yearly. ios H NV: $3.50. WI ESQ., '
1900 BLOCK CLIFTON NW-LARGE
nnus maen rent mtg e9mDsfs easb aess
BAILEY, Ma 1870. evenings. WI. $3.50
TWO VERMONT AVE. HOUSES, NEAR P
St, rented to colored tenants, one at 500
month an ofrer is p asked Ie, on o one or or both.
'p 4s laS g '$s sss' I r. :'
VICINITY 10th AND SPRING RD..DEr
l5-unit apt: annual income. $3.50;
$4,000 cash req. w. w. BAILEY, eve
ninss WI. 1863
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
We have very comprensive list Of
investment properties, one should meet
your requirements. Phone for full list
or further details. Sample offernss:
TWO-FAMILY FLATS, modern brick
bdes. IN Michigan Park section, 3 rms.
and bath in each apt, cellars; white ten
ants st sos per month: price, $3.50
FOuR-FAM1LY FLAT. new detached
bldg; each apt, has TWO BEDROOMS;
near Pa. ave, Sc: income, $1,000 per
year: price. Sl7,156
WAREHOUSE, new one-story brick and
concrete bldg leased to international con-
cern at $500 per year: sell al cost for
only S27.
APARTMENT HOUSE. l4-unit, modern
bids, near 18th and Columbia rd. in
come over 81 900 per year for sale to
settle estate, price only $4,000
-" SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
l505 H ST. NV. ma. 2345
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~ w N Z y w N AOOIH I 1N1F,
Suitable for of1ces: Ia rms, 3 baths; large
rms. with high ceilings. Can be secured on
long term lease or can be purchased. Call
Mr. johnson, EN-. 1900, r. A. TWEED CO.
until pm
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TIRES FOR SALE

TIRES FOR sALE.
( .O0x10, sood condition. Can National
1872 any time Thursday >
TWO 5.s0xl7. four 5.5Ox1s, one 6.OOxl7,
one 4.7bx19. two 7.00x20, four 7O0x19,
lwo 1.O0x17, two 7.6Ox16; 10 tubes, .5Ox
-. 6.0ox16; OF Of wrecked ears. SO4
bladenshurx I'd. n.s.. Ludlow 433a
FOUR Goodyear de luxe white sidewail
tires. 6OOxl6. practically new; storing
car; Call WA. 6238 between 10 am
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End AND @ SITS. S.W.,
ACROSS STREET FROM LARGE
GOVERNMENT BUILDING.
Suitable for sandwich shop or dining
room and dwelling with very little change.
Reasonable rent and lease.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
o135 Pa Ave NV RE o11e
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SOMETHING UNIISUAT,

SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
SPLENDID s-rm. dwelling. cleo, hit. and
bath. with acres. amid beautiful setting
10 large oak and maple shade trees: sew
eral small outbldgs.; 3 miles from Olney
Inn. main highway: surrounded by large
estates: about 5 miles from r. r. and bus
Price. $4,000; S3 900 cash payment. No
brokers, please.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Barr Bids DI 1921. SH 1895
Beaut. Montgomery Co. Est.
Sl50,o00 = Equipped 26o-acre stock
farm. with 17-rm. mansion, Z baths. To-
Gated on beautiful setting, surrounded by
nice white-board fence. swimming pool
ern brick tenant house. located on rear
Of farm: possession at once; SS5 900 down:
owner retiring, JOHN BURDOFT. R. F. D.
3S3R
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STORES FOR RENT.

vACANT-1222 11th ST. Sc, ACROSS
from Navy Yard: ex loc., suitable most
business. Remodel suit tenant. Ma 14OS
1851 MILLS AVE. N.E.-MODERN, 26x8O,
heat included, S75. Corner OF r. I. ave
Key. resident manager, WO. 4l4g.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE IN INVESTMENT BLDG. SUITE.
stenographic serv. Ma. 1716
OFFICE SPACE, 10000 SO. TT. AVAIL.
twhole, or part), ArlinRton. Center Bldg.
COHEN, 1042 N, Irving St, Arlinston. Va.
ROOMS. ONE OR TWO. MOST DEsIR-
able, for lawyer, accountant, engineer or
Tax consultant. etc. Suite 1913, Southern
Evening star., 1942-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CRESTWOOD.
New home, g bedrooms, baths serv-
ants quarters. library and lavatory. Gear
garage. Toulouse: buffers pantry. large
wooded lot, restricted section. close to
downtown. suitable for any one reuuir-
ing luxurious quarters for the duration
RA: hl2S. RA. 121S.
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DOWNTOWN LOCATION,

DOCTOR OR DENTIST, SPLENDID LOCA-
ton, lovely office suite, reas. rent. TIE.
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A SALE A DAY IN 1941

that's the record of Leo NJ. Bernstein
q Co. during the past year convinc-
Ing proof that this organization u. ideally
equipped to sell YOUR house Quick1y--snd
to your perfect satisfaction. Pick up a
phone right now and call
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. 5000
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ARI,INGTON-S9.4 $50.
ARLINGTON. VA.

3-bedrm. brick. i rms. screened
porch, living rm. with fireplace, built-in
gar, full basement. Lot 50yl p; Close to
Falls Church. Va. Fails Church 243O.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUY OR RENT FEW ACRES CLOSE IN
Md. or Va, with modern house and good,