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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Letters

TO THE EDITOR:
I WOULD like to offer a few
Il comments on G. r. Browns
article which appeared in the
January 5 edition of the Times.
Although familiar with Mark
Twain, for me the bringing in
the story of Tom Sawyer didn't
clarity the criticism of Henry
Wallaces plan for a world peace.
Insofar as could be determined,
the criticism was of a destruc-
tive nature.
When a plan is suggested
which disputes the inevitability
of war it should bring forth the
best constructive criticism that
a man possesses. No one indi-
vidual knows everything that
must be known before sue
cessful and progressive peace
settlement can be made, but col
lectively we must know a great
deal and possibly we know
enough now.
Constructive criticism Is no
more costly than any other. The
cost of peace could never APP
proach the cost of war, because
we have not yet found a suitable
price for a mans life.
The world is becoming more
closely tied by the bonds Of COM
munication, transportation and
economics; the repercussions OF
conditions in one country are
felt in every other country.
After World War III the ties that
bind the world will be tighter
than ever. World unity is no
dream---it IS rapidly becoming a
necessity. At the same time wars
are becoming pretty expensive
items in the eyes of the younger
generations which will be pay
ing for them.
Mr.. Wallace suggests a world
council with four precepts TO
guide it's actions:
PRESERVATION OF political
liberty.
Equality of opportunity in
world trade.
3-Security against wars and
against business depressions due
to international conditions.
4LUnity of purpose in pro-
noting general welfare of the
world.
This Is not a new solution TO
the problem of securing peace
it is merely solution which
has never been given fair trial
Couldn't il we'll be the basis
about which we pile our collec-
tive constructive criticism" or
is there a better plan?
CHARLES SMALLWOOD JR.,
401 Maple street,
SauIt Ste, Marie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

/ JUST think il is impossible
Il and inconsistent TO argue for
the four freedoms with Russia
in the combination because Rus
STA has been a dictatorship
from the beginning as thousands
of backslid Bolsheviks who were
members of their intimate ccun-
ellis have written thousands OF
times.
/ can't imagine what Mr.. Wal
lace and Joe Davies can be up
TO in trying to prettify this fact
when men who were on the in
side contradict them.
What is my pattern for post
war world. then?
They refuse 10 give particu-
lars of theirs but demand par
ticularS from me.
But il would be pretty much
the same old world populated by
the same old human race but
this time with the musket back
over the fireplace where II be-
longs and not traded off for a
set of embroidered wall notices.
BY United Features synd.. Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
MRS. STANLEY BUZA
1880 Field avenue.
TO THE EDITOR:

TO THE EDITOR:
WE ARE a group Of Michigan
w men. most of us from De-
troit. just starting our basic
training.
We have been unable TO SECURE
a small radio for our hut and
was wondering If through The
Detroit Times some one would
donate one for our pleasure and
enjoyment.
If a radio could be obtained it
could be shipped express collect
to: 1st Squadron. Ord Platoon.
c Co., 409th Infantry, APO 103,
Camp Claiborne, La.
PVT. ANTHONY MOSKWA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

A NOTE written by a little
"A girl of 8 who fell very i'll
after she was told that her
father had been killed in the
war:
DEAR GOD:
Please get my bed ready in
the mansion IN the skies. I'd like
to sleep an the same room 1Chere
Diy papa IS sleeping.
Mary died.
WHENEVER totalitarian-
w brutalitarian regime comes
into power nowadays, the first
thing it reaches out to possess,
and mutilate, is the mind of the
child. 1t takes full possession
of the school. Take this para
graph from the new educational
programme" of the Petain-Laval
government:
1.-THE teacher should insist on
the feudal regime, the fOrma-
ton OF the communes favored
by the kings, the growth of
power of the kings by the
weake Ing of the powerful
Vassals, the steady advances in
royal administration and jus
tice and the Capitalization ef-
fected by the monarchy which
Il. "A
confirm, complete and organize"
That is straight out OF the
feudal age. 1t would seek TO
destroy individuals and create
vassals, mentally, physically and
spiritually, Of children, and
therefore Of grownups.
There is q lesson here for
Americans - TO watch our
schools. Many sinister forces are
reaching out at present TO mould
the young brain-communiSm
in particular. Our schools are
rotten with Red teachings
masked under the words lib
eral" and progressive. .
Catch 'em young" as they
did in Russia and Germany.
With us, eternal vigilance in our
schools is more important than
anywhere else. For it is in the
schools you will find the future
United States of America.
THE other evening I was read
Il ing some things from Lin
coin and some prose and poetry
of Walt Whitman. Then l read
bits of their lives Overcome born
in lean-to in Kentucky and the
other in a shack out on Long
Island 10 years apart from one
another. Being saturated in sew
eral hours by these two men, it
began 10 dawn on me that they
were the only two absolute, 100
per cent, original, true-to-type
Americans who had become
world figures.
There are about Washington
and jefferson a touch--a good
deal of touch, i'm fact-of the
English gentleman. Their democ-
racy was, after all, borrowed
from English and French
sources. jackson was a good
backwoods American type, but
he lacked grandeur and he was
not symbolic.
Our presidents and great writ
ers were all typically American,
mostly commonplace in the case
of the presidents. AS for the
writers, there was, of course,
Mark Twain, who. it is true. was
as American as the Mississippi,
but he, too, had turned his eyes
toward Europe-got interested
in King Arthur and Joan Of Arc
and lot of other Europeans. He
even rTav616d m Europe.
PUT neithen Lincoln nor Whit
- man was ever in Europe.
They never seemed to have the
a a l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
South Backs
Democratic
Revolution
Readers Agree 10 Story
Of Impending Shift
BY PAUL MALL0N

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 A
w terSe personal interpreted
ton of the rising psychological
political revolution I'm the South
was published recently in this
spot, attributing the condition
10 the experiences of individual
citizens with centralized Wash
ington bureaucratic controls. and
predicting the South would go
Republican if the Republicans
offered a satisfactory alterna-
tive 10 the existing Democratic
regime.
The reaction is story in
itself.
The outspoken Charleston,
s. C.. News and Courier, whose
editor, Col William Ball, is as
much a part of the South as the
soil itself, said:
lin one brief trip of three
weeks, Paul MaIlOn has learned
more about the South than
Bureaucratic Washington knows
or will ever know"
Mayor Hartsheld OF Atlanta,
wrote:
"You are eminently correct"
A FLORIDA business man:
81 am a Democrat, at least j
was born In Georgia and all
white GeOrgians are Democrats,
just like being born with two
legs, but i hope you are correct
i'm your Judgment that the peo-
pie will take appropriate steps
to remedy the situation"
A Mississippi OF on mill
owner:
I've do not like the policies
used i'm Chicago last time nor
that of the Rpublican cOnven-
ton. We shall wait until the
candidates are named, then we
will hold our (southern) conven-.
ton and indorse that candidate
who more nearly appears likely
to carry on this United States
in the way the founders In
tended It should operate--with
three branches OF government"
A Virginia retail grocer:
"You are 100 per cent correct.
I am writing our congressman
urging them to cooperate with
the Republicans"
A n ALABAMA attorney:
"a "The revolt Is against
bureaucratic govern m e n (, be-
cause of fear"
There are many others. but
these are enough to prove con-
vincingly that my a larmin
analysis of the situation was in
no wise overdrawn. Obviously
then, something must be done
about il.
Not in connection with my
article, the powerful New Or
leans Item has editorially rec
commended a course of action.
1t denounceS southern senti-
mental servitude TO a party
label"
II recommends that the Re-
publicanS change the name of
their party, TO gather in this
southern bloc of states. which
is anxious to find a place to 60.
For the present, it suggests:
"Why shouldn't intelligent
southerners In Congress not
align themselves with western
ers dissatisfied with the course
of events and both join the Re-
publicans who do not like a lot
of the New Deal, I'm n de-
termined combination to get g
better balance of the national
economy between all the regions
that constitute the country"
THIS course no doubt will de-
Il velop into legislative action
during this new session of Con-
gresS.
remedy constructively the con-
dition complained of cannot now
be guessed.
1t is more likely TO take the
extreme form of forcing up farm
prices in selfish, sectional way
and only attend to the bureau
Gratis and centralized govern
mental controls as secondary
matter.
If the combination OF SOUTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
TO THE EDITOR:

= Ill A@A~A 49,
lust a few words to a letter
- written by Gabriel Brien con-
corning the 10 cents per dollar
in victory tax.
That's all we have. tax on tax.
What is a man going to do when
ne has high rent to pay, fuel TO
buy, lights, clothes, household
needs, and food more than CELL
ing high-S2.00 worth you bring
enough for lunch.
1 think something IS wrong
somewhere. A poor worker has
no right TO live l guess. We sac
rifice our boys when they go
TO war and then have TO keep
them up there with our own
money
/ have another boy who will
be in the draft age and two are
already in war. But the one
that will be 18 soon. ne won't be
good for anything-not being
able TO get food 10 feed him
no meat, no butter, and what
you can get. we cannot buy it
for its extreme price.
MRS. STANLEY BUZA.
AQQ0 EiaId auanna
Evening star., 1943-09-19
FOR CoLoRED.
BEST NE. LOCATION.

NEAR 4th AND M SITS. NE.
in esesn -TaS fns bath sf h Soi
water. screened.n cencrets @ Ut'io front poreR sR.
1sst sssf bps ee osr:as sasstsn
tial cash payment required Shown by
'DD0'ntmsas IN SaViis1oN Ha1yi AVE. NE.
old; ! isrse rooms inciadins finished Sc: e.
o1s ss fs %Haefn res s7to s1S
lanta cash sunssy n es b XIp
Nj: -o45s. i to 5, call Mr. shamweii. dE.
4959. Weekdays. call once.
JOHN r: PINKETT, INC,
1902 N. J. Ave NV. DU. s7s7.
Gs91eaHP9pEs sfs esa9en e. Nv 12 vasant Ta sl.5o
cash and se5 E month. u...
rH6s. 6Hsf5' 8 RALsa! Raj sSas NC
n.% .ecs.sd sssas ss
try brick; g rooms, hardwood noors
,as1 hs1,.,o *. si5oS $500 e,sS
uuired.
NV: also downtown location. IL rooms.
bath, very large lot.
ssDsrs. It, o ;.sd $500 s6e $50
10 aol, Esy1EAsEE Rss s. nv REALTY e. e. soso.
h..w. auto. heat Scar Brick 1afase, ex-
sseSlsent sseS snt sSndition good orId NV SECTION;
mont ave. NV. MI. 1928.
COLORED-11 rooms, baths, h.-w.h.
Terms. r. W. Horad. 1885 Vermont ave.
ooLosAfb 9,si Ab fs,ins 1874 near w.rd., ..t-s.
story brick, Q rooms. kitchen. LIST foor,
rooms. kitchen. 2nd door: auto. h.-vh..
2-car stone garage, good condition; $3.50.
FOR CoLORED-North Capitol and R sts.
Consists OF large private apts Mod.
ern and Al condition. Oak noors. OF
h.-w.h. Separate meters, Available at
once. Excellent for physician, any pro.
fession or business. Substantial cash pay.
ment required. EX. 6770
(Continy,ed on Next Paeo.1
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
OPEN TODAY 12-5.
5727 COLORADO AVE

that must be SEEN seen to be apprecisted:
lovely rooms, bath, porches. Karase. full
basement, etc: conveniently situated near
stores. schools and TRANSPORTATION: new
house condition: immediate possession: re-
duced to only S10,45o; terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
7 ROOMS-S12 250

Lovely white bunealow-type home, on
large wooded lot, in Silver Spring; liv
room. with stone fireplace, bedroom, bath
and study on 1st floor; 2 bedrooms and
Gear detached garaged: secluded location;
only 3 blocks from bus; schools nearby;
substantial cash required.
Suburban Realty Co., SH. 4161.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUNGALOW-S8 $50

oat.d attracttys sa, white frame bungalow, on
inclosed rear porch with heat, built-in
garass; bus, schools and shopping nearby.
Suburban Realty Co. SH. 4161
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HOUSES ron SALE.
VACANT-2 ACRES.
NEW COITNTRy HOMr

413 3,000--3 bedrooms large brick bunxa.
low; never been occupied; large kitcheIi.
dining room and LIVING room with ore.
rooms. fun basement for den; coal. NV:
owner going In service; S. 900 cash. JOHN
BURDOFI. Colesville Nd, Ashton 3sA6 :"
Evening star., 1943-09-19
CHEVY CHASE VIEW MD
INCOME OVER $500 MONTH.

ROOM1NG HOUSE.
18th and Mintwood pl n.w.-Business
and home combined. IS rms, baths
h.-wh., 2-car gar. All furniture included:
nr. stores, schools and transp. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price, S21 900,
'fT PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN
Alex. K. Anderson 81 Co. Elk. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
ARLINGTON

7 rooms and full basement, 1k-story
frame asbestos. Built 1910. Semiair-
conditioned, automatic oil furnace and gas,
ssosswatss ssorH, 81, heater ATTIC exhaust fan
and rear. 4 bedrooms. 3 subrent for
S62. 10-cent bus zone. 5 cents to Penta-
gon House, $1,000. Furnished, II de-
sired. About $4,000 will handle. Month
" paymentS $40 30 DII 4216
Evening star., 1943-09-19
DETACHED BRICK.

TNICE, $IZ,Z0U.
BATHS.
GAS HEAT
Less than 2 years old; 3 large bedrooms,
garage, screened side porch Silver Sprine.
Owner selling this lovely home at posi-
lively no PROFIT. For appointment to see
call BRUCE KESSLER, Ma. 1854. WI 1865.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

WOODBRIDGE HOME AND
INVESTMENT.
OPEN TODAY, 12 TO z.
2936 CARLTON AVE. NE.
Beautiful English-type detached brick.
for families; built for owner; separate
entrance s, to 2nd-foor apt Of rooms,
First floor vacanO: 19-ft living room
with wood-burning fireplace, large dining
refrigerator; large bedrm. and den, side
porch. full basement; oil h-wh: gear
garage; lot 200 it. deep. Asking $4,000
ROGER MOSS,
Realtor. Exclusive Agent
2125 r. l. Ave. NE. HO. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GOT LARCH AVE.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

opcu LII LARK.
Army officer. transferred, will give i'm
mediate, possession Of his new modern,
detached brick home, 8 rooms bath.
attractive lot; lovely elevation; quiet COM
mqnty Mr priced undsr de $4,000 After hrs
DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50.
Several Attractive ReSales
ef roem nlek ted sdd bah masonry hsa
Phone TR. 2sa5. ''-N ~ '''~'
SPLENDID BUYS.
CITY'S BEST LOCATIONS.
We have Just listed these splendid
then call us for further information and
inspection. Tell us your wants
SHEPHERD PARK-$17,750.
Beautiful corner lot, r. and 2 b., stor-
splendid. screened side porch, oil h.-w. heat
elec; refg:; good condition; detached ga
rage: possession Sun. and nights. SH. 1859.
Mr.. 14th & FLORAL-$15,750.
tached, S r and . B.. , finished rooms in
ATTIC: oil heat. elec. refg; nice yard: rock
garden and pool; Gear garage; exceptional
Mr.. 14th & GALLATIN.
LIZA
First time offered; center hall r. and
b; q bedrooms) large screened porch /;
good condition; built-in garage; nice yard;
Oh heat, elec refg Sunday and nights.
SH. 1859.
CLEVELAND PARK-VACANT.
SEMIDET. CORNER.
First time offered r. and > b.. ready
to msve into; oil heat. elec. refg; built in
garase; nice yard. Sun. and nights. call
Observation-Disclosures
Completely Furnished.
8 r. and 3 b.; can be used as 3 apts if
desired; rental over $500 and living quar-
ters; oil heat 3 elec. refgs 3 stoves etc
4 real buy. This home will pay for itself
Sun. and nights. call IA. 062O
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14,950.
$1,500 Cash-$10O Mo.
Detached brick r.. and b., h.-w. oil
neat, maids room and Law. in basement;
bulit-in garage: possession in l week If
desired. Sunday and nights, TA O62O
List your property with us. We need
homes in all parts of city. Dependable
service for over 20 years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
DI. $500. 11O6 VT. Ave.
WOODRIDGE-$1O,85O.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

WOODR1DGE-$1O,85O.
4617 21st Ave.
OPEN SUNDAY ONLY l TO 6.
Beautiful 6-room brick home Large
attic, screened side porch. h.-w.h., oil
With extra apt, private entrance, rents
for $40 90.
Big, level fenced lot. Property in excel
lent condition.
Out Michigan ave. ne, right on 21st
ave to our sign and home. See Mr.. Sinner
at property.
BAKER REALTY CO., INC,
1920 e ST NV DI 1312
Evening star., 1943-09-19

Kenyon st.-16 rooms. 4 baths. h-wh.
SIC 500.
rms, Ia baths, h.-w.h., hardwood floors,
2 kitchens, 2 inclosed porches, lse. bk. I'd,
alley; full high cellar. S12,500. Cash,
End st. s.e.--6 rms. bath. h-wh.. cI.
porch. cellar. S6.95O; cash, $1,000.
h.-w.h. oil fired; recreation rm.. inclosed
rear porches garage: $1,000 cash required.
Near lst and r. I. n.w.-9 rms, tile
bath; full basement, garage; $1,000 cash
required.
1900 blk California st.-11 rms,
$4,000.
900 blk. M st. n.w.-6 rms. bath. auto.
heat; 81; 900 cash required.
s123 monthly; price $4,000. A' '''''"''
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
Sunday, AID. 1925. Weekdays, RE 1927.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
44O5 KLINGLE ST. NV.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
4405 KLINGLE ST. NV.
One OF the lowest.prieed
delightful rsst5ietsd s, eoS community.
Close to transportat ton, schools and
Immediate fHofse Possession.
Open Today from 10 AM.
Contains living room, dining room,
rooms, maids room and bath. automatic
gas heat; gear garage; beautiful, level
70 reach: Out Massachusetts, ave-, to
W Vset e to A Knff N MER hsR ls E otS5 CO.
If YOU want to o sell your home. G phone as4 us.
$11, ,95O-BETHESDA AREA.
large rooms. . baths, garage, screened
pyar pGTeh ssS iargs trees on lot ciose-in location
4-BEDRoOM COLONIAL.
$18,750.
Just of Conn; ave. short walk to all
seh9ols, sld II Transportation sn and shopping. In
floor dormitory room, gas heat, Gear ga
EaEe' rag Property , a IN excellent condition.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. All.
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION.
$18,500.
most unusual and charming Dutch
Colonial brick home. less than 3 yrs old.
IN an unsurpa ssed D. c. location. Has
bedrms.. , baths, lavatory. recreation room
and deep lot; ideal for children or garden
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
OPEN is.
A. RANDOLPH PLACE NV.
2-family 2-stv. row br Be sure and
see this outstanding home value priced to
sell; . comp. kits. .h.w.h., conv. located mr.
stores schools and transp. Only S6.95O.
TT PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN"
Alex K. Anderson g. Co. EX. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
WAKEFIELD.

design. only 3 years old, 6 large rooms,
large liv. room, lavatory, beautiful kitchen,
yns Tnf
to. Conn. ave. Price. S14,5OO Offered
subject to short lease. $1,000 cash. Shown
and weekdays. till pm. r. A. TWEED
Evening star., 1943-09-19
BUY BONDS THEN THIS

Next to War bonds, this is your best
buy. 2-sty. row br., in good NV. section
lg: rms. bath; h.-w.h.; deep lot. Only
TT PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN"
Alex. K. Anderson & Co. Elk. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
ALEXANDRIA.

, YEARS OLD
ENGLISH BASEMENT ROW
PRICED UNDER $4,000
Flrst-noor cen and powder room, nre-
place in living and dining room 3 bed
rooms, bath. basement lavatory, air
conditioned heat. Call TIE. 5754
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO.,
Shorehanl m pfde MA d~SO
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOME IN SHEPHERD PARK

About ? years old Corner lot 70xl4s
IL rooms. baths, sun parlor. 2-car det.
garage. This home is custom-built home
just above Walter Reed Hospital. See this
home and you will buy. Shown by appt
only. Mr.: Orem. GE. 4639 or DI. 3346.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
Successor to
Waple g. James, Inc,
1924 14th St. NV. DI 3346,
Evening star., 1943-09-19
IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Very attractive brick Colonial about 8
years old l block to, bus, ! block to. La :
IaSn,te schoob blocks to Circle laGst
EDWIN L. TAYLOR Hill Bldg EN- $500
Evening star., 1943-09-19
WESLEY HEIGHTS,
GEORGETOWN-S13,95O.

Practically new brick, a small home of
rare charm and atmosphere. This is n
typical GEORGETOWN nome with large lvirg
room with flreplace, recreation room with
fireplace and lavatory in basement. Gas
sir-conditioned heat &c. E. furnace" 2
eenerouS sized bedrooms, beautiful tile
bath with showers, sun deck off of master
bedroom. Special feature is lovely
fenced-in spacious terraced garden. BOSS
nings and Sunday call MR. POS ION, WO
1910
Evening star., 1943-09-19
CHEVY CHASE. D c..

3732 JOCELYN ST. NV
Semidetached brick, only u block east
Of Conn ave: Splendid rental investment,
rooms. 4 bedrooms, bath, storage and
garage. Almost new oil heating unit Price.
$3.50 Can finance to suit purchas ser.
Exclusive. Please do not disturb tenant
Call EN-. 1890 SUNDAY and weekdays until
pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
CLEVELAND PARK"

detached four-bedroom home with
small den. on large, well-landscaped lot
near school. stores and trans. This
nome has Just been repapered and painted
immediate possession. Call ME- 1143
] WEST Ey BIrCHANAN PrAIr0p
Evening star., 1943-09-19
BETHESDA

3U-FUOT LIVING ROOM.
Four bedrooms, baths. large screened
porch in heart of Bethesda, close to bus,
stores and schools: deep lot, 2-car garage;
reconditioned throughout BARGAIN at SI5,-
I5n. GRAHAM & HALL Realtors. WI
$3.50. Eyes. and Sundays. WI. s1as.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
6-rm Colonial brick practically new,
weather. stripped and screened: 3 bedrms
attic. large porch: built-in garage
H. A. FRAZIER, Kensington 166-W
Sunday or After PM Wsekdavs
Evening star., 1943-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GEORGETOWN

MAIDS ROOM AND BATH. BUILT-IN
GARAGE. LARGE LIVING ROOM AND
LARGE DINING ROOM. BEDROOMS.
BATHS. SEVERAL FIREPLACES. BUILT
CANT AND BEING REMODELED
Evening star., 1943-09-19
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Of1EV CdAOE, D. Z.
Colonial brick, bedrooms. baths, fin
overlooking Rock Creek Park. In new
house condition. It's an excellent value.
See it today Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and
weekdays till pm. F. A. TWEED CO..
Sh0d Conn n W
Evening star., 1943-09-19
4-BEDROOM COLONIAL.
S13 750
EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTION.
$18,500.

OPEN TODAY 1875.
% RANDOLPH PLACE NV.
Substantial brick. delightfully."- situated
on n. Capitol ST.: 6 large rooms, bath,
porches, full basement. etc: newly recon
ditioned; convenient to everything: priced
unusually low for quick sale for only
S6,95O; terms
Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1943-09-19

CHECK THIS $9.250
DETACHED BRICK HOME.
elose-in Arlington Ample sixed. s rooms,
bath. extra layatory. lst floor. Owner
leaving city Price and terms are right
GL. 26e6. Kelley & Brsnner. DI. 774O.
MICHIGAN PARK,
1900 18th PLACE NE
Open Sunday :. to 5 PM.
Excellent scmidetached brick. con to
81 schools. transp. and shopping; second
hcor has bedrooms. bath and in
hall, living room, dining room large, Well
sauipced kitchen; lovely screened porch of
Gining room. buiit-in garage, nice yard
rrtced low for quick sale, Call Mr. Vernon
Wisconsin 1880. evenings and Sunday
after b p.m., Or daily at
VIM M. THROCKMORTON
investment Bldg Realtor. DI. 6092
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
Owner. going into military service with
IN the week. must sell quickly, detached
brick, 3 rms. bath, oil heat. buiit-in ga
rage; near Boiling Field above Portland
s.; price S7,950. Eve. or Sun. phone
L. r. GRAvATTE.
s20 18th st. Realtor. MA. o7B3.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
CLEVELAND PARK.

This town house. near crosstown transp
rooms, large liv. room, dining room.
kitchen, reception hall entrance, bed
rooms, each room takes twin beds. Also
nnished attic room and storage: oil hot-air
pancy. Price. S13.250. Exclusive. Call EN-
1890 Sunday and week days, till pm.
z. A. TWEED CO. 5hO4 Conn ave n w
Evening star., 1943-09-19

$12,75O-Owner Transferred
Corner brick, Marietta Park; 8 rooms,
I bedrooms on End floor. 1st-floor den,
gas heat. garage Excellent Condition
Possession 30 days. BOSS g. PHELPS, Ma.
9300 Evenings and Sunday call Major
Lane, WI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-09-19
OPEN TODAY 1875.
1d96 IVES pJ.ACE Sc

investment. IL will pay you to see this
lovely det. barsain. deliehtfully situated
near everything: 5 cozy rooms, bath,
porches, full basement, etc; reconditoned
and priced for only S5,950. on terms: i'm
mediate possession.
Your Neiehbor Bought From Us.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5400.