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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c. FEBRUARY Is, 1912
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ikvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(oontinued)
s1I544 SEyFh4I ;,sE. sEAsoNEp YEP
interest. Write or apply 2125 Rhode
Island ave. ne.
GAAIE STORE. LEAsEp 70 sHoW yBs %oS S6M :,
liz on sale price; Unusual opportunity.
woodward B. n,dx S; L1NTH1cuMNi NA. 1912.
Am "a attractive 3 Story ~ BRICK; ' 10 10 rooms,
sa pef "; heat sssass ssssso si
Sun. phone Georgia fl2.
20 18th l; St. T. SssslATTris sss a. MA. o7ss.
6 UNITS-NEW BLDG.
.pts. Of : rooms kitchen, dinette and bath
essh stqatsa close tS and
shew excellent returns Eve. or sun,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
T29 10Th st. Realtor. MA. 0753.
5-RooM BRIcK HOUSE. RENTED, YEAR
invest Cali Fails Church 1879.
15-UNIT APARTMENT,
NEAR 18th and Columbia rd.-Excep-
rents; elevator; subject to nrst trust, $40
600 at Az. due 1945; no speculation
5sS OF t today 7 caif Mr.. N WELLER Ellen No 5
1125
SOUND INVESTMENT.
Nearly new. large Colonial-type building,
the owners apt, covers entire lst floor, 8
apts, Here YOU can have fine home with
plenty OF income or Il is splendid invest
ment property for idle funds. Price, Si6-
o1S. siLxER xR sRGS sPRISe saRn 4 CO, sH 1852,
2 GOOD BUYS.
Corner business property. 2 stores. each
Soasr ali eas snd seany
tor quick sale, S16,5O0.
Practically new detached 4-family apt.
sS oc2.on AND es1s
many other good investments
STERLING e. FISHER CO.,
9l3 New York Ave. NV. Republic $3.50.
Evenings and Sundays. Randolph 9510.
MONEY-MAKER.
$4,000 down payment required; new de:
taehed brick; 8 apts; OF rms: KY. and
bath 1 tTlly .ve ren5eH EM PTIseo for quick sale
ATTENTION!
We have a trained corps OF statesmen
selling nothing except investment property
These men are equipped with listing Of
small houses, stores. fats and apartments.
Call us fer an appointment. so that one Of
these men can show you how to increase
your income from money invested
A. S. GARDINER g. CO.,
1851 L St. kW' REALroRSi Rational oss4.
FLATS.
JUST COMPLETED: choice of either q
siX-family building or a four family. AptS,
consist of rms dinette. kitchen and
bath: rented at Sal so per month. These
buildings are priced at less than what they
can be built for today and are well financed.
Call MR.. BLACKSTONE for an appoint
ment 10 inspect these real bargains
A. S. GARDINER & CO.,
REALTORS
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

50 ACRES, SMALL NEW HOUSE. WELL
watered by springs; long frontage on Route
a. a., cleared asa7g san ,1' view bargain; saH5o:
sALE-12 ACRES ON BEL PRE- RD.. oP-
posite Manor Club; $3.50 acre. MRS. B.
A. MACINTOSH Kensington 15-W-4 .
BUILDERS AND INVEsTORS-25 ACRES.
adjoining Lee Heights. Just on Military I'd.
near new subdivisions; zoned A; lOc bus:
terms. Chestnut 1851 o. H WOOD.
SUBDIVISION ACREAGE IN THE RAP
idly-growing sections Of Fairfax County
aps to Washnston and AexandT
pike Phone Alexandria 1912. Closed
ll7-AcRE TRACT, "a MILES FROM SUIT
pTesd rsb Ia SaSe fd-
FREEMAN, Clinton 5soDJ, O''''' ~ ."
., ACRES. 20O-FT. ROAD FRONTAGE.
electricity and phone; 13 miles from Dis
prlee. SOS essn W Mev1ckGRD PEI fn 99s'h' .2s
large: heavily-timbered tract, ideal location.
iTontsss. rap!diy-srovina section; gas, elee.
GRAIN 1899 Lee Rishwsy H. asye CHI i'sE sa5a terms
go ACRES FOR LoW-cosT HOUSES;
avail: st. ears; appr r H. A. title ..
$4,000. z. N. LIGHTBOwN. WA 1928
POTOMAC RIVER. 500 FEET FRONT
age % miles WASHINGTON. convenient
Indian Head, suitable gentleman's home
or hieh-class development beautiful build
ing sites. fine old trees. on State road.
power line and telephone available 100
acres. $4,000. LEONARD SEIDER. La
Plata. Nd
8 ACRES, WOODED SPRING. STREAM;
hard road mi. D. c.; $1,000; $500
DAN ABBOTT. Clinton ST
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I'D % n " re. -fJ-.
OLD BRICK COLONIAL BARGAIN.
redneed nr,ce brirE SnIon;aI ,n =
neighborhood Of old Colonial estates-
Sl1 500 for Groom brick and 155 acres
of good farm land. land for tobacco or
general farming: neglected the last 8
years. but With good fences, new outbuild-
ings. tenant house, with some machinery:
two nice streams, tne spring near house;
house has two baths modern h.-w. heat,
beautiful large rooms; minor repairs only.
Sl1.700-Beautiful modern Cape Cod 8
oil heat. about 5 acres. barn, poultry house;
close in easy terms
50. 500-Mont. Co. store property: z
large rooms and large room for store: near
railroad station; easy terms; take lot
in trade.
Farms for commuters Also very low
priced farms outside daily committing dis
tance D. c. See photos.
R. D. LILLE,
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SAFER THAN
GIBRALTAR
is
Greater Washington Land
at the Right Price.

Suea as the following sites:
54xl30 adjoining Burleith zoned for
row houses, $500. This site has dis
tant view Of Potomac River
$500 50. IT,. apt. house site, "a squares
north OF Les hwy. near Colonial Village.
at SC per #.
27,000 So. it.. commercial frontase on
River rd... in very rapidly growing area at
soc per #. in the entirety or 81 per it.
Tor l5OOO-ft. corner. Other NV. trafhc
artery prices go to So and SIS per II. Why
waito
Industrial land in Rosslyn soc per It.
WOODED lots in restricted sub, overlook
ing natl Govt. park, only 4i7 mi. from
White House. with all improvements in.
to 10c per #.
4. facing Lee blvd, overlooks Lincoln
Memorial and Mall
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225 Maple Ave. Tskoma Park Sligo 1905.
Az MILES D. C.

80 a.. rich garden. poultry. tobacco
land. . q. wood. large stream 5-r. bunga-
low: barns. tenant house. etc; $4,000. "a
CASH terms.
A. a. Il clear: well. spring, stream,
dam. fruit. s-r house needs repairs;
tobacco, etc: bldss.; electricity on prop
erty: sacrifice. $1,000 cash. IRv. WENz,
Auto Route 3. Clinton. Md Phone 564.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ST MARYs COUNTY. MD.-FARM ON
beautiful salt water bay and harbor for
small boats. about 100 acres with about
"a mile Of shore. Q Groom farm house
and outbuildlngs, electricity near house.
Price, $4,000.
17lQ K st. NV MA. 1166.
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.

2-ACRE CHICKEN FARM.
Nice, warm bungalow. h.-wh., bath. elec.
stove. refrigerator, built-in garage, 8
poultry houses, stream, strawberries,
grapes, apples; raise your own vegetables.
miles D. c. Price reasonable Many
large farms. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville,
Nd. Ashton 3s46 Open evenings.
Lovely Home on Chesapeake Bay,
$500 #. shore frontage. where cottages
could be built for summer rental; good
shineled dwelling. 5 rms. bath. with new
fixtures, new oil-burning hot-vater heater,
cleo. bottled gas. beautiful shade trees
magnificent view OF bay from porch; l5 a.
for tomatoes beans. etc: a. wood; min
to hustling town and cannery. Owners war
work necessitates quick sale, S4.400; some
household furnishings. including kitchen
etc. thrown in. Others shown lists mailed
free VIM. Mcmahon. STROuT REALTY,
l04 Vue de IRau st, CAMBRIDGE. Nd
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80 ACRES. ABOUT 80 ACRES IN Guilt
vation: Groom farmhouse: beautiful shade
trees; IS mi. D. c.; $3.50, S1 500 down.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS IN COLONIAL
bridse; including bldg, permit, plans and
VICTOR V1tsTs5f Il. H. Schulz. asl DE. $500. ZOO.
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-3O BUILDING LOTS,
$4,000 SO. IT., In business dlstrict. across
family fats. houses or apis. Trinidad is. 3S42.
ARLINGTON. VA.-61a ACRES. WITHIN
one block Of s
zoned for seni-detached houses, surveyed
snd plans al reaSy e ss4s start immesis'e
TRACT OF LAND, IMPROVED PROPERTY.
IS s' building lots i45x50; 5 minutes from
Goyernment project at suitland. Nd Box
- FOUR-FAMILY APT. SITES: BE. SEC
sis siSR tl ss.u
Presidential Gardens and Metropolitan Life I.I,
ties tasuIrii .vsii.sie; cheapest apt around near
the city, LOG bus fare at corner. caii
Also very cheap site, with little cash
rd'; ali utilities; right. ready to start q
Sgla11s M nsIst Wnsst05S Sos MefsEyfk fsle s.
PEABODY ST. n E.. NEAR N HAMPSHIRE
ave.-33 by 159: terms F. M. PRATT
CO., MA. 1882.
30 LOTS FOR IMMEDIATE BUILDING;
p. H. A. approved; $4,000 homes: nearby
1oo-FT LOT on Potomac River. 2s
miles D. c.: beautiful view on State road.
Several lots for 4family dats, reas.
A. M. SHEPPARD. AID. 0399, MA. 9646.
e5 LOTS: GOOD SECTION ARLINGTON;
near schools, stores. etc. some with water,
sewer. ETC.; $500 per lot for entire block.
Chestnut 4065.
$3.50 FOR IMPROVED LOT. 36x157; 15:-
900 sa. It. at csc. WO. S491 or 5112 44th
St. NV.
Gibraltar" for row house lots In NV and
slSo Wo0ded lots overlooking natl, park.
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HOME OWNERSl

HOME OWNEHSI
Second trust loans on D. C.. nearby Md.
and Va. property made by reliable COM
pany without excessive title charges or
appraisal fees. Low rate. Easy terms.
No delay. Also signature loans.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION,
e3a Investment Building. District S672.
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5000 Secures 12O-Acre Farm

5000 Secures 120-Acre Farm.
40 a. fertile tillaee for money-makins
crops, pasture watered by spring and creek.
lot Of valuable holly trees, vast amount
pulp woodrow selling for S7.25 per cord
available. % barn, other % bidss: Sc on AN brsy s,
mi: to depot village, handy to town and 9
cities: woman owner sacrifices at $4,000.
Draucker, sTRoUT REALTY, Blackstone,
Va.
200 ACRES GOOD SOIL. BLUE GRASS
meadow. dwelling, bank barn. necessary
outbuildings. good fences. streams: won
derful buy, S9.750.
J. LETTON MARTIN,
401 Earle Bldg
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HERMAN SCHMIDT.

IIEItINAN DOf1MIDI,
woodward Bldg. National 9257
NEW 4-FAMILY FLAT, COLORED,
Tiled bath. individual hot-water heat
Ing plants. Priced for quick sale at Sl3,5OO
DI 774O. EVENINGS. EN- 6315
COLORED-lO HOUSES, ONLY YEARS
old; rooms and 2 baths each gas heat
all rented for $4,000 per year each
real bargain for S4.75O 90 per house Mr.
Ealne, AD. 2979. WAPLE a. JAMES,
INC, DI. 3346.
4 TWO-FAMILY APIS COL. NEW; RENT
500 ca: price, ca, $3.50. THOMAS p
BROWN. SIS 4th st. sw.
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A GENTIEMAN'S ESTATE. II MI d. c.,
hard road 90 acres, large remodeled. COM
pietely modern house, huge living rm.,. 3
bedrms., kitchen and dining, two baths,
oil INV heat, spacious Handicapped grounds:
bath, gear garage and maids or garden
er's room with bath; large poultry house,
ernpe .rbor; trpit. cot etc; :s oon owner leaving;
ABBOTT, Camp Springs Nd. Clinton 81.
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H ST NE. 1900 BLOCK-ONE STORE
and large rooms in rear; one 4-room
apartment on second floor; will rent for
SID 90 per month. Mr.. RAIN. AD, S9T9
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI. 3346,
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2O-YEAR LEASE
SMALL, APT BLDG

stores. schools and bus; building fairly
nssyv and m9de sm. s gpi
price little over times annual rental
terms Call Mr.. DREW. F. ELIOT MID
DIETON. Investment BLDG
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ASSIGNEES SALE

POTOMAC RIVER FRONT FARM
On March 3rd at 12 O'Clock, will offer
for sale 1l9-acre farm situate on Potcmac
River and Charles County Public Road ct
Morgautown, Maryland. Improved by s.
2463 feet frontage
JAMES F. MATTHEWS, Assignee.
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MONEY ON ESTATES,
Trusts, Inheritanees, MoStsages. Etc.
Box ILL. Star.
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BRICK BUILDING. 4 YEARS CID: STORE.
25x60 #; two apis. above. 3 rooms and
bath each: tenants furnish own utilities;
oS13
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DOWNTOWN. JUST OFF 18th ST. NV
for three years at sos 90 per mcn h nrice
$4,000. 90. For particulars call Mr.. Shar-
nom EN-. 1927. WAPLE & JAMES INC.
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Also Big stock Of Used Tfrailers. ssss %.
American Trailer Co., Inc,
1880 Wis. Ave. wo. 3232.
Spring Bank Trailer Camp,
Miles South Alexandria. q. o. Route 1,
Temple 2700.
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INVESTOR OR MERCHANT OPPOR-
tunity. 1868 st, NV. tGeorgetown)
Large store with finished basement sales
room; also 3-rm. apts. on 2nd A. deep
should rent for 81, so per year r;ced
to sell See Mr.. Kohner McKEEVER G
WHITEFORD, exclusive agents 1914 X
st. Nv District G1Ok
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ness corner; 3-story brick building with
store long established as good restaurant
and apts. OF 3 rooms and bath each,
S22u monthly. makes interior repairs.
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BR1GHTWOOD, NEAR N. H. AVE. NV
4-1amily nat, renting at $3.50 month; fairly
new ne o63 good Il, condition; paved street: price.
Circle. MA hooQ WO 01dz ---N
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OVER $4,000 SO. FIT.
Minnesota ave. south of Benning I'd
115-ft.. frontage. 100-ft. depth, first conf
mercial SOC per 50. IT.
Capital View Realty Co.,
925 n. z. Ave. NV. Realtors Ma e797.
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1lNGo,
Cash in on your tires. High prices paid
Call for further information.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN,
257 Carroll St., Takoma Park. d. c.
Georgia 1902
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200 BLOCK WISCONSIN AVE IL
UNITS: priced 3 times rental; $4,000 cash
REQUIRED, balance financed until paid.
w. w. BAILEY. MA 357O.
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SIS.5UO re. -ZZI
FERTILE FARM; d % .o ACRES, :sl:s 30 soYDsa oya
well fenced. S-rm. house with electricity:
in good condition; barn, chicken house and
sas ssss sTogs in wIte tce owner for
appointment Box 171-K. Star.
FARM-2e7 ACRES: 100 ACRES BOTTOM,
30 acres timber, balance grazing land; II;
road. LARGE barn. Wen vatered; ideal for
country home q club; loested 6 In. IN HEMP, ,n,,
Mashnson asf Ga9ny one ms & rsroaa aG mes
write write e = v. SReWSiSo' - spfinsneld, ". \;
imp: beautiful setting and hieR. :. nice
streams. some wood and timber. large bank
barn; double &c corn CRIB baTSaek Possession ,.
above al S'' Rockville. Route $40 risht- hand
oSsn eSs sHn Ma''f hhone tss ai nfR
s47 ACRES, 80 MILES FROM WHITE
consist Of .2-story frame house. seven
dining rm, iitins rm. with open stairway,
4s COWS. shipping 70 3: C.; this bsrn is
SsnE barn s 4sa7o % "a % atanchons e horse
ssgsntsed. sfs Us douSls BE 0 corn crib lmplenens
house. sous na ssraSe. brocder Houses 800 chick
69uss :ersS s,.2sss .8os,anS S.sdsvs D5en1y
some fruit and lots Of cherries: This
pay for it: buildinss are AZ In in good eondi;;
FRED iSE; b cUsHMAN. miles north Of
hSekve sSe 81 rosa Phone sss
Watch trafhc when marking.
Evening star., 1942-06-14
slDEllaEs

COVER. Hundreds of the boys now man.
ming our fighting planes and bombers we're
first taught to fly by girls, expert CAA in
structors. There are about 50 women
teaching flying in the various civilian pilot
training units of the CAA. Evelyn kilgore,
one of the first instructors in action, has
100 graduates in the various military serv-
ices. So do Lillian Monasterio and Peggy
Lenox, photographer model who took
to the air.
Other students of the girls expect to
become members of the Civilian Air
Patrol, now being organized. They'll pa
troll seacoasts. rivers. forests, important
roads. oil lines. restricted areas.
Men don't seem to mind the idea of
feminine teachers One said: "A woman
taught me to walk - why shouldn't one
teach me to fly"
OOPS. PARDON! Our Northern CORE
spondent reports that an Alaskan Indian
shot and killed another Indian whom he
said he mistook for moose. At the
prisoners trial the manslaughter charge
was not pressed. But he was convicted OF
hunting moose during the closed season
and sentenced to 80 days in jail.
We ROLL 'ENG. A few weeks ago Alfred
Lunt and Lynn Fontanne agreed to appear
on O.E.M.'s Sunday night radio program,
Keep En- Rolling" A script was written
for them by one of broadcasting's ace
writers. The Lunts read it. turned it down
on Saturday
Evening star., 1942-06-14
She roads THIS WEEK

Another script writer was called in.
They read his effort - mo" He tried
again. BY this time it was Sunday. The
program should have been on its way to
dress rehearsal. But the Lunts read the
third script, said no" again. At that
point, any betting radio producer would
have given lO0-to-l odds the Lunts would
never appear on Keep EN- Rolling" that
night. He would have lost his bet:
Miss Fontanne said she'd just seen her
copy of THIS WEEK Magazine. had read
Harvest" II the story of a peasants
fight against the Nazi invader - which
was exactly what they were looking for.
BY five that afternoon, we'd obtained
permission from the author for O.E.M. to
dramatic Harvest" At lO:45 that night
the Lunts were on the air with it. It's nice
to know that we helped to keep 'em roll
ing. M.
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@EcENrLY had talk with military historian cold.
* cynical fellow.
- How going to stop these Germans and Japa-
nese?" asked him.
with the blood and and of all u.s. said
with the help Of what might almost be called miracles
Mmacles?' interrupted Such as WHAT"
Il mean those famous turning points all that based
on unbeevaby lucky breaks or stendous errors OF judgment
those fantastic combinations of events which knock syhgh
the bd plans general stats and boards of strategy They
happened frequently during World War and they have already
occurred in World War II. For the German warrior
peculiarly doomed cooperate in the making of mistakes that
help to bring about his own defeat.
In the last war; my friend pointed out, the Germans had
only follow their Schefen Plan order smash the French
Army and capture Paris But the Crown Prince nominal
command of the left wing The Plan called for his fight
merely holding action and then retreat while Won Kuck
the right wing the revolving door against Paris How
the Crown Prince proud retreat This weakened
Won kuck threw the Plan out and set the for what
has been called the first great miracle of World War
That worked by a little man named Joseph Simon
Calen Laid the shelf military of Paris seered
at because he makesh uniform and ridiculous yellow
CATERS Caien organized taxcab and worked what the
world has called the Miracle of the Marne.
Oh there many miracles like that during the war;
most of them had their starting point the minds of the German
High Command The Germans always great runners
ply could not believe that an English army could retreat day
after day and still have the in their hearts to make
urnabou stand They did it. helped by motley work
battalons whom no general counted as soldiers at all
x2ND then there Is the epic story OF Verdun That made
possible by French but there had to be cooperation
from the Germans Inordnate German PRIDE determined
crash Though Vern by frontal attacks bed of their finest
armies to death before that glorious bason.
But the greatest turning point of World War the
one that happened in 1917 And this too had its birth in German
arrogance Ludendor and the Kaiser thought good gamble
to thumb their the United States of America And
in five months they transformed oations pacistc and
divided nation into fighting force whose military and naval
might made victory for the Allies inevitable. g..
~ ~
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Until the last three months of the First World War the
Germans always the of winning But they never
quite made it. At each crucial turn something happened
But this time ?" asked
The thing is happening all agan don't want to
brag but called few of them advance Take Dunkk for
example The logical military prognoss that after France
collapsed Hitler would launch immediate attack England
But said myself No he will 1t is nconceivabe to him
that the British will fight He counting bloodess
render German megalomana That fatal tendency to
judge other peoples by their known historic behavior but by
contemptuous German opinion of that behavior The British
rallied stood their ground reaed themselves with Americas
help and Hters certain chance win the vanished
HNK of the other great turning points World War H.
Who will explain terms of earthly logic the attack Russia?
With strong enemy growing stronger in the West Hitler sud-
denly turned the East and did what he had vowed do
fight two fronts This madness according to Winston
Churchill has already Naz Germany almost million
deadmore than they lost all the last Why did he do
Again. the old German folly OF Understanding other peoples
But the Russian mistake compared Pearl
Habor When Hitler persuaded the Japs attack the United
States with such eachey and ghay loss of life he took the
action which lost the Second World War for the Axis powers
Before Pearl Harbo this country uncertain disnted
Had Hitler and Coebbe boasted that this exactly what
they would do to u.s. Perhaps they imagined that the dirty work
entirely successful for the Nazi mind peculiarly susceptible
to such deuson When Churchill asked What kind of people do
they think are anyone who knows his Nazis could have
answered They think we're inferior Germans
Left wrange among for another six months or
might have dsintegraed into very inferior Germans
indeed But Hitler told the Japs strike Pearl Harbo And
this Infamous attack shocked the United States into unity firm
resolve and terrible As in 1917 in 94 the United
States has drawn its sword 1t may take year. years
three but German Jap knows his heart what the
inevitable end will BE- They have happen many
before"
looked at my friend.
Seen WHAT" asked
My military expert smiled
The kind of miracles that made by God hearts,
he said.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

WHAT WILL WIN THE War?
Blood and sweat and tears
and something more
bY Frederick IIaxlift Brennan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson
asked guests for Sunday supper
tonight at their country home in
Rochester, which, by the way,
is famous for their country
menus of baked beans and coun-
try sausage.
Among those who had week
end house guests this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stoepel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Smith in
their homes near. Oxford. Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Holden asked
guests for Wednesday night din
ner.
Mrs. J. Vincent Dryer had
four guests for luncheon Tues
day, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Edward Schenck had cocktail
guests Saturday night, as did
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jordan Sun
day noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

coiffed heads OF silver hair
extant--
BECAUSE her house
in Metamora Is always filled
with fun-loving folk
BECAUSE she is a
member of Bloomfield Open
Hunt Club
BECAUSE she Is a
member of the Country
Club and immensely in
terested in all its activi-
ties
BECAUSE she is a.
Junior Lacquer of long
standing
BECAUSE she is a
member of Metamora Hunt
and always turns out for
its jaunty projects
BECAUSE she Is a
great worker for Sigma
Gamma and has been presi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
MerkeIs Return

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Merkel.
who spent 10 days in the East
on a motor trip, are back in
their home, and so is Mrs. Nc
Pherson Browning. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcpherson Eddy Browning
spent last weekend with the
senior Brownings in their home
on Devonshire road.
Or. and Mrs. II. n. Torrey,
who spent all winter in their
lovely home on Ossabaw Island,
Ga. are back in their Crosse
Pointe residence again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Mrs. Farrell Goes East

MRS. HOWARD FARRELL
will leave on Monday for Provi-
dence, r. l.. where she will see
her daughter, Estelle Macauley.
graduate from the Mary c.
Wheeler School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
WE SALUTE
Mrs. Laura Butler Hiebie

BECAUSE she is one of the best known and most
skilled horsewomen in these parts
BECAUSE she is spirited and completely natural
BECAUSE she is the proud mother of personable
brood which includes Carleton Jr Geraldine, Frederick
and Laurence
BECAUSE she has one of the most beautifully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Keep Parties Simple;
It's Smart These Days
THE DoWAGER'S DOGMAS

TXTRAVA GA vt and
IL costly food
These days are not good
taste,
When all of Us are asked to
see
That nothing goes TO
waste.
DON'T make this grave
IL mistake
When you are asking
folks TO dine;
Serve simple food and
drinks
And then your guests will
think il fine.
chairs. we hear Mrs. Gilbert Lee
is recovering nicely from her
accident, but will have TO re-
main in the Pasadena Hospital
for several months more before
she will be able TO return to her
home in Lee Gate lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

ITO BE smart keep par
l. ties simple
In these days of haste and
stress,
For elaborate affairs will
just
The thoughtful guest dis
tress.