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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Pr0slava
De LeOndana
u Uruguay-u.
d. Culum.

U nedelju 20. decembra 1912.
Radnicka Organizacija De Leono-
viii Sledbenika priredila ie jednu
malu zabavu, da proslavi rodien-
dan Daniela De Leona.
Zabava je tekla ma sledeci ma
Gin: U jutro nekoliko drugova Sc
zauZelo da "asado" bude sto bolie
peceno, tie priredjivanju dobre
salate Ia prismok uz pecenie, dru-
gi pax drugovi oko docekivania go
stiju, sa dobrim konjakom sand
vicem, treci pax SD igrali ma ku-
glani, devojke druge zenske oko
ukrasivanja stolOva, tako ie to te-
klo dok pecenje nije bilo goto-
"a jelo. Kad je pecenie bilo goto-
vo, drug A. Komjetan posto je on
nagledao stvari, pozove goste da
Sc poredjaju okolo stolova, zatim
je poceto sa serviranjem, pecenja,
salate, hleba vina. Kada sc Vi
delo da su gosti gotovi sa ielom,
tada drug l. Vidmar Il sluzbi sto-
loravnatelja, pozove tamburaski
zbor pod vodstvom p. Sermeka da
odsvira znamenitu radni5ku ko-
racnicu internationally, koja Sc
jedino moze da cuje ma nasim "a
bavama. U momentu kada Sc po-
celia da svira Internacionala, gos-
ii sc podignu da stojeci odaju po-
cast proleterskoj himni. Zatim sto-
loravnatelj upozori goste da &C Sc
odrzati diva govora 0 znacaju owe
proslave, jedan ma jugoalavens-
kom ieziku, drugi ma spanjolskon1,
ma jugoslavenskom jeziku govori-
&c drug D. Culum, ma spanJols-
kom drug Umpieros.
Zatim stoloravnatelj predaJe
rec drugu D. Culumu, koji Il kra-
elm potezima opisa biografiju De
(Nastavak ma 4. strani.)
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Vaxne VeSti:
Crvena Armija Ocistila
Stalingrad cd nacista:
Hitler 'tiZgubiO glas".

Poslednie vesti prosle srede 6.
februara) javljaju da je Crvena
Armija svrsila posao "potpune
likyidacije'' 100000 nacistickih
trupa kod Stalingrada, u tome bro
ju ukljuceno je @ generala i je-
dan "feld-marsal." Moskovske We
sti javljaju da su mnoge nacistic-
ke, a narcotic rumunske trupe
prolazile preko rusevina Stain
grada pitajuei: "Gde je mesto gde
bi Sc mogli predati."
Crvena Armija je osvojila o.
gromnu kolicinu raznovrsnog rat
nog materijala ukljucujuci: Sc
lokomotiva, 1.125 zeljeznickih vo-
zova, $50 avijona, 1.15O tenkova,
600 topova, 8.135 masinskih pu-
saka, 10000 vojnickih pusaka. 61.-
102 trokova, 1869 motorcikla i
mnogo drugih sprema ukljucuju-
ci ogromnu kolicinu municije.
Nema dvojbe da ova najnovija
pobeda Crvene Armije zajedni-
ci sa ranijim pobedama, jeste do
yoljan razlog da Hitler nije nasao
"a shodno da prosle subote odrzi
govor II znak proslave desetogo-
disnjice nacizma Nemackoj. Ia
kodjer izgleda da Hitlerovi "a
menici ma desetogodisnjoj prosla-
vi nisu uspeli da uvere nacisticke
vojnike ma Stalingradskom frontu
da "umru "a Hitlera."
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Ostavka BeOgradskih
DrOfeSOra.

London. (ONA) Trideset pet
beogradskih profesora Univerzl-
teta odbilo je da saradjuje sa Ne
dicem. Oni su morali napustltl
sluzbu. U sluzbenom saopcenju ne
pominje Sc razlog otpustanja. Me-
diu NINA Toma Sivarovac, Jovan
Stefanovic sa pravnog fakulteta,
Dragomir Andonovic Milan Ne
Sic sa tehnickog, Dimitrije Stefa-
movie sa teoloskog, Pavle Vujevlc,
Jordan Ilic, Dusan Glumac, Petar
Kalendic Jova Tonic sa filozofs-
kog fakulteta.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
'|N.eprijatel.jski
stranac"?

Louis Corsi je rodjen 1taliji.
Pre- so godine dosao je Ameri-
1u. Ia pos1ednjih 20 godina radio
ie kao drvodela Clevelandu. On
ie otac 16 dece. Pet njegovih 81
nova nalaze sc IL americkoj vojnoj
sluzbi. zena mu je umrla pre- a
godine. Do nazad kratkog vreme-
ma, start Corsi je radio, ali sada
= ne moze dobiti posla. Nije gra-
damn
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
"U ratnu industriiu iii
u vOisku.''

Pre- par dana izdana je naredba
cd strane War Man-Power Commi-
ssion kojoj Sc naredjuje lokal-
MIN odborima "a draftovanje da
induktuju sve muskarce Cd IL do
SO podina koji sada ne rade u ratu-
notrebnim industrijan1a. Prema
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Trgovacki Prosperitet nije Radnicki
Pr0speritet.
Nema Resenja Drustvenom Problemu bez
SOcijaliZma.

Redak covek kou kapitalisttku noVnu
da ce po zavadati "opasna besposca iii
"zaposlenje i prosperitet
koji posleratnoj bespoci znadu, iii
kapitalizam iii veth paca
bile poeka Drugog Svekog Rata posto nadu da e
ovog bia besposa nada necem
boem kada sadasnm kanem enom svrs Zbog ga nl
reba docek uaclJe onl koJ
poseratno zaposeno pospeteu nadu da do nh
kaptaizmom doci; cjaJu
ublazvanu radnicke raznim praznim obe6anjma
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04

biti otpusteni IL ratnih industrial,
a drugi ce milioni svuci sa sebe
vojnicke juniforme,, to ce pred
stavliati ogroman broj besposle-
nih radnika = neki kazu wise cd
dvadeset miliona. Ali sta da Sc S
n lima radi? Ako ostane 20 kapi-
talisticki, bice kako ie bilo pre-
pocetka rata "relief'', wv. p.
A." it'd. Ali, hoce Ii Sc ii radnicl
pomiriti tom sudbinom? Mi ne
veruiemo da hoce. Mi verujemo
da &c oni traziti izlaz IL tog sta
MIA. A jedini izlaz je SoclJails-
ticka Revolucija!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
'DemOkratske vecere''

U Washingtonu vecera ce ko-
stati- $1OO, u New Yorku $50 a po
drugim mestima bice "jeftina" =
$500. Kaze Sc da nece biti SER
virana hrana koja spada pod ra-
ciju. - sta &c JEST?
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Rudari Dokazali da SUI Svesni Trik0vima
RadniCkih Fekera.
Uvidjaju Stvarni Znacaj "Check-off"
ERIC HASS
Weekly People Jan. 80. 1872

kopaGa vrdoga ugla ylyani jedan cd
znacajnjih sor industriskog
bi hvao potpuni napre
srjk ne edino okraj zmedju poodavaca ranika rad
III najamnic PoSo zahtev
nek uzgredn kao kapial Cka
ubed zahtev povSicu nadkrue
pobuna protiv anije adnih ekera Poyrh
kopaca tvrdog uglja
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04

!. Oni Irudari ! Sc opamecuju j
sve bolje razumevaiu sto znati
"check-off'.
2. Oni nisu wise ubedjeni sa OPP
senom da je "ugoror" koji i'm Sc
silom tura Cd strane poslodavaca
Il talnom sporazunu sa svojim
radnickim porucnicima. "svet''
"castan7 i 'nepovredljiv'' doku-
! menat.
3. Oni su pokazali da pretnie
gospodina Lewisa da &c in iskliu-
citi IL iuniie lie sadrzu svoju sta
ru strahotu Ia rudare.
4. Oni su dokazali da duge go
dine neverovatne nemaStine, kroz
koie su oni izbijali kukavan zivot
kopaiuci put do ugljena na svoj
racun, nisu in lisile njihovog mo-
ralnog kuraza duhovne snage.
). Nina je zurno potrebna ma
uka koju Siri SociialistiCka Rad
nicka Partiia = nauka princi-
pima Socijalistickog lndustrijal-
nog Junionizma.
Strajk beSe pospeSen kada su po-
slodavci poceli da zaustavljaju cd
najamnice rudara po so cent? me-
secno na racun povisene clanari-
me- Ia poviSena clanarina bese
odglasana ma udeSenoj konyenci-
j United Mine Workers Cincin-
natl sa svrhom da Lewisova bla-
gajna bude bogatiia "a S6,O00.000,
iii S3,000.O00 svake godine. Kao
sto jedan straikas Ii Wilkes-Bar-
re rece: "Ovo je Straik "a prin-
Clip. Ijudi II nome lohalu zrtvova-
Ii su poprecno po S75 "a ovo pita-
ME povrh so cent?"
kako SUI rudari dobili "check- off,.
IroniCno ie da su kopaci tvrdo-
"a uglia "dobili' tai "check-off'
L teskom zestokom strajku pre-
II godina. Strajk bese proglasen
Ina l. septembra 1925. strajk je
svrsen ma -. februara 1926. ma
kon pet po meseci neopisive
patnje. U pocetku toga strajka,
zahtev bese "a povisicu plate, ali
Lewis sa svojim porEcnicima, us
pc da proturi "check-off'' kao pr
vi zahtev. Ma konferenciji ma ko-
ioj sc pogodba izvrsila (i petogo-
disnji ugovor potpisano pitanje
raiamnice niie wise ZauZinalo po-
lozaj prve tacke ma dnevnom re-
du, poslodavci poprimise "check-
off" Il zamenu "a proauzenje sta
re najamnice. komentarisuci o
''dobrodusnosti' poslodavaca, nju-
iorski Times rece:
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1943-02-04
Ako kupe.

Pogledajmo jednu drugu lzlavu.
Ma 16. januara dolazi jedna vest
il New Yorka pod naslovom: "Po-
sleratni rad pomoci &c uposliva-
nie.' Tamo Sc kaze da William }.
Mole. direktor Trgovacke komore,
rece da &c posle rata nastatl "du-
gi period posleratnog trgovackog
prosperiteta sa wise uposlenja "a
wise osoba nego sto ikada raniJe
(Nastavak na 4. stranLl
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Can Grow Crops

1943 best sellers may not be
grass and flower seeds this sea-
son because the perplexing
point-system emphasizes prob
able ScarcitieS in green peas,
corn, tomatoes, asparagus, green
and lima beans and spinach.
Before the high point" val
ues are finally completed, the
list may we'll include such New
England staple foods as cab
bages, kale, beets, potatoes, and
probably rice.
We can't do much about the
rice. But all the other crops
mentioned, and more can be
grown successfully in New Eng
land, will probably be plentiful
at the markets this season, and
can be raised and stored away
by the local home folks to meet
any shortages next year.
Corn and tomatoes, even
when cooked together, are a
popular New England dish, as
are the varieties of beans served
with pork and other meats.
These vegetables, with onions,
beetS, cabbages and potatoes
can be stored away.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Women Farmers
Needed

There is little doubt now that
much of the 1943 farming on
the "home front" will be done
by the ladies to be known as
farmeretteS. Man is going to be
a pretty scarce article insofar
as domestic duties are concern
ed and it would be much better
for the health of American wo-
menhood if the ladies were
shifted from most of the nerve
wracking defense jobs and sent
to the more wholesome open air
dairy and farm occupations.
Many an ambitious lady now
tied up with defense work Is to-
day wondering whether a pound
of money is worth an ounce of
health. The farm with its own
fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs,
poultry milk and dairy produce
and hogs is fast becoming a
bargain which many high sal
aried defense workers would
gladly exchange. Some may re-
ceive the opportunity to do SO
in the near future.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Difficult Problem

With so many city jewellers
practically handcuffed to de-
Tense jobs allowing little time
for anything else, the problem
of successfully maintaining 1943
Victory Gardens is one not to
be taken lightly. All of the
best intentions in the world are
not going to hoe out those
weeds and water the soil. And
it is not hard to imagine that
tired and weary defense work.
ers stumbling home and to bed
will not be in any mood to
tackle the added chores of rails
ing a garden which is an all
day job itself
What Congress decides to do
about the farm situation and
whether or not farming areas
will be subsidized with Govern
ment funds will have much to
do with the future livelihood of
millions of Americans. We will
know many of the answers be-
fore next summer.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
HOME GARDENS NOW BIG PROBLEM
LADY FARMERS HAVE JOB TO DO

Teeming tasty temptations of
yellow corn, fat red tomatoes,
and leafy green cabbages now
assail us on every side because
the hustling postman is now
bringing us the annual garden
and seed catalogues and kind
red farm propaganda that never
fails to arouse US every year
about this time.
Added to this annual spring
hunger for bigger, better and
more abundant fruit trees,
lawns, and gardens, is of course,
the looming scarcities suggested
lby the new food ration point
coupon system that is making
Its debut this week, and which
lis at present concerned with
sprocessed Canned and bottled
foods and juices
The fresh garden vegetables,
fruits and meats are not yet
under any ration restriction.
We may still buy such foods
without coupons.
The question asked is, how
how long?
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

win just as he did in coach
ing and managing his justly
famous colored baseball team.
The rivalry between these two
colored teams, the st. Johns
and the Cosmopolitans will al
ways be recalled when Dams
name is mentioned. These
teams played for keeps always.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

Dehnert's Detroit Eagles, who earned
the sobriquet of the Cinderella Kids"
when they waded through a tough field
to win the 1911 meet.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Could BuyFarns

Colored citizens who may be
prone to spend their new sud-
den wealths fooliShly, might at
least consider a much safer
gamble of a small farm. What
the cities will offer in employ
ment and opportunities after
this war, few men can say. But
what a small farm with good
soil, poultry, hogs, cows and a
few horses could provide, is a
much happier picture.
The day may come when more
of our citizens can hold two ace
cards with a house in the city
and a farm in the country and,
in view of the major Importance
of the food factor, this is not
as silly as it seems.
It is safe to assume that for
the next few years at least, the
raising of foodstuffs is going to
be a mighty important problem
for the world. Tracing the
many conclusions, they all lead
back to the farm.
When you hear someone say
they can think of nothing worth
while to buy these days except
monetary securities, I wonder if
they ever thought about such
invaluable securities as a solid
source of food.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Home Garden Plan

Since amateur farmers do not
always plan their garden space
carefully it may be of interest
to a few readers to reprint the
home Victory Garden plan for a
20 by 20 foot garden area, This
plan was sent to me by the Boy
Scouts of America and is pub
lished in Scouting magazine.
The entire first row in this
Victory Garden is made up of
staked tomatoes which are going
to be mighty precious this farm
season.
Begin the second row with
snap beans, and finish off with
kale. The third row starts off
with kale. The third row starts
off with early radish. inter
planted with carrots through
out.
Your fayorite corn features
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Dan" Ware Is Dead

TX. N, S.)-Daniel Ware is
dead. To many friends this is
occasion for sadness. When
in Boston Feb. 8 he died at his
home in Trotter Court.
Dan, as we. affectionately
called him, was a Cambridge
resident for years. He at one
time was a rodman for the
Boston and Maine Railroad
Company, That is he helped
the surveyors from time to
time. Dan was one of the most
versatile men in Cambridge or
Boston, working as awaiter, a
janitor at the State House,
from which position he was
retired about five years ago
and in addition to all this he
was a respected Republican
of life time registration. But
with all these accomplish :
ments, Dan Ware will no
doubt be remembered mostly
as the best sand lot baseball
manager Greater Boston has
ever known, regardless of race
or color.
Dan was only five feet four
inches in height and weighed
about 1875 pounds. Since Ma
poleon was known as 1.-THE lit
tie Corporal" Dan can not
properly be called this too, but
he can be called the Bantam
Bronzed Manager" of the
never to be forgotten Saint
Johns baseball team of Cam
bridge round about 1920.
I think the Cosmopolitans Of
Cambridge was a better base
ball team. I know I am preju-
diced but did I not play on
the Cosmos and did We not
tee the st. Johns now and
then? Be that as it may, Dan
Ware was a symbol of true
craftsmanship to US youngsters
who used to give all we had to
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Post Office Clerks
Nip WatertOwn
Arsenal Team

The victory was by only 6 pins
Schemers Bowling Team again
won over the Arsenal Phantoms.
With 10 men on each side the
final score was 1856 to 1850. The
match took place Feb. 25th. This
is the End time this year that
the defense workers lost to the
SchemerS.
SchemerS
Ford, 1893; Newton, 287; Bar
low, 279; Hawkins, I'll; Garner,
27O; Simkins, 1854; Hill, 262;
Roberts 259; Cuffee, 1856; Mason,
$50. Total: 1856.
Arsenal PhantOms
Burke, 291; Trout, 278; Por-
ter, 277; Marshall, 269; Garland,
1853; Sullivan, 1853; Merritt, 267;
Reddick, 259; Woods, 243; Lowe,
230. Total: 1850.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

the fourth row, and since corn
grows tall, you interplant or
mix-in low growing squash. In
the fifth row the entire length
is devoted to swiss chard and
turnip greens; the sixth row is
entirely lettuce; the seventh
row begins with peas and fin
ishes off with cabbage. Row
eight begins with peas and fin
iShes off with beetS.
Corn might be better than
lettuce for that sixth row.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
HARLEM CLOBETROTTERS - Former World Champion
Famous Pro Clubs Invade Chicago, March l4-15-l6.l7

CHICAGO-March-With the
twelve greatest quintets in the
United States vieing for the
Worlds Championship crown here
from March II to II, inclusive,
the Windy City will be the basket
ball capital of the World.
The meet is scheduled to get
under way on Sunday, March IA,
with an afternoon session at the
Michigan Avenue Armory, Six
tenth Street and Michigan Ave
nue.. An evening session for the
sane night, as well as sessions on
Monday, March IS, and Tuesday,
March 10, will be held at same hall.
FINALS AT STADIUM
The finals, scheduled for Wednesday
night, March II, will then be moved to
The huge Chicago Stadium, with an am.
ps seating arrangement to accommo-
date over 10000 fans. Only 420O seats
are available for the sessions at the Ar
nory, with mail orders being accepted
when accompanied by check or money
order. Reserved seats are SIPS and
$3.50 and should be addressed to the
Worlds Championship ticket Office,
Room 807-326 W. Madison Street,
Chicago.
CHAMPIONS RETURN
This will be the fifth annual meet and
all four former champions are expected
to seek the elusive title that has never
been won more than once by any team.
Last years champion, the Oshkosh
Stars, will defend the title against the
Harlem Globetrotters, and New York
Rens, the great Negro fyes that COPIED
in 1880 and 1910, as well as Dutch
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
IHHRHHRHHHHMHnnKHHHMHRaa
A LIPST1CK HINT


Now that we are at war
women are finding out many
new tricks to use for keeping
themselves as. beautiful as
heretofore at very small cost,
One of the secrets is this; do
not throw away your old lip
stick but take all of the lit
tie ends of coloring that re-
main beyond the metal tube
Melt it out and place it In a
small jar. Use a brush or even
your finger for tinting the lips.
You can save lots of money by
remembering this, gentle
reader.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

Dehnert's Detroit Eagles, who earned
the sobriquet of the Cinderella Kids"
when they waded through tough field
to win the 1911 meet.
STAR-STUDDED TEAMS
Cage talent whose exploits were en-
blazoned over the nations headlines dur
ing their college career will adorn the
line-ups of most of the entries. The de-
tending champion Oshkosh club will be
paced by Ralph Vaughn, Southern Cali.
fornia star who was selected in a nation
wide poll as the outstanding college
eager in 1889. Vaughn will have as a
team.mate Gene Englund, who received
the same honor the following year when
he paced the University of Wisconsin to
the Big Ten and National Collegiate
crown.
Fort Wayne Zollners, rated one Of the
top teams of all time, and figured as a
fayorite over even the defending cham
pions, also have a member of the 1871
College All,Stars in Herman Schaefer,
former University Of Indiana ace. How
ever, the real luminary on the Hoosier
squad is Bobby McDermott, former New
York Celtic star who experts rate as
the greatest eager Of ali time.
The Sheboygan Redskins have in
Kenny Suessens and Bill Mcdonald the
two iron men of basketball. Between
them they have missed only three min
utes of play all year. Mcdonald, a for
mer Marquette star, is still another for.
mer College All-Star to adorn the con-
testants' line-ups.
Other teams being considered for
berths are Trenton Skeeters, this years
American league champion, Washington
Bears, a great Negro quint from the
nations capital, and several Of the best
service teams.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Barlow Bears Down
in SChemers League

Bunny Barlow turned the
heat on as he bowled 319 and
jumped ahead of Jimmy Gar
ner as top bowler in the Schem-
ers Bowling Tournament. The
Falcons lost 3 points to the
Bullets while the Takers split 2
to 2 with the Eagles.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Wise Sayings

To have nothing is not pow.
erty.
He that makes all of moth
ing can make everything of
anything.
Every man is worth just as
much as the things are worth
about which he busies aim
self"
Evening star., 1943-06-20
OPPORTUNITY

iliC IOCOllldC ftlVeT Estate.
One Of the most attractive properties on
Potomac River, situated on about 80 acres,
with approximately 10 acres in lawn and
garden and 900 IT. river frontage Beauti-
1ul grounds; with circular driveway
through holly. dogwood boxwood. old
trees and other shrubbery. OF Colonial
style rms. include: 1St floor. foyer and
drawing rm. approx tely 3Ox45 IT., fire.
place; library. fireplace; sun parlor, Are
place ONCE: fireplace: bedrm. and bath;
ainlns rm.. breakfast rm., buffers pantry
kitchen, servants dining rm. Heavenly
porch about 80 # long, brick floor over
looking river, Elevator to End door; s
oedrms;, baths. , large sun decks Third
moor servants rms. and bath: large
ceoar-Ilned storage rm. and other storage
fm LARGE basement of many rms, in
e!uolng servants bath and laundry OF
practically freproof construction. steel
}olsts 16" brick walls, stucco exterior
Insulated, copper guttering, fully screened
Al closets cedar lined; all radiators
tncioseo' with extra heater in each
bathrm. Equipped with automatic coal
stoEer; with johnson thermostatic control
Outoidgs. include 5-car garage, same con
structlon as dwelling theated). with base
ment; 6-rm. and bath modern tenant
Z soHse; use. barn for 3 cows and, 3 horses;
ssssy ssy run and shed; brick pumphouse
IGSo-ft well, summer house About II mi
terms aoase Hpon aPpcafo9 psfiaT Co. Va Prics and
ROMYE LAMBORN.
6Oas Wilson Blvd, Arl, Va ..
Evening star., 1943-06-20
So 150
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
4, White with green shutters, this attrac-
tive 3-room cottage sits on knoll on
plot OF "a acres of beautiful oak trees, and
Washington. Newly papered inside and
painted outside: with city elec. in the house
tion is in for another room, and in the.
back yard there is utility building about
iuSIo. In a good neighborhood Terms
HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the end of CO.
tnm5ia pike. Phone Alexandra 5SI2. Closed