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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-13
Ny NatiUe Land
By Louis AddI,sic

one people. Ii this is correct,
what transpired to make them
two such distinct nations in
spite of their common langu-
age? Why? Under whic h
forces? Which of the several
historic theories do you accept?
How did it happen, as you
know history, that Croatians
became Catholics and Serbians
"praveslavni'? Do you think,
perhaps, that the most serious
cleavage developed in religion?
Who or what is responsible for
it? Is there a solution for it?
Why should two brother-na-
tions be antagonistic over two
versions of Christianity, both
teaching the brotherhood OF
man?
Was the geographical posi-
ton of the South Slavs ever an
advantage to them? Is it now?
| If not, can and will it ever be?
Why? How?
What were the beginnings Of
the Yugoslav Idea, which was
realized, however imperfectly,
in 1918?
l hold that the most villain
Gus factor working against the
development of many poten-
tials in the South Slavic peo-
Piles have been the big powers
pursuing their imperialistic
aims. Do you agree or not?
Whether you do or not, give
your reasons for agreement or
disagreement. If you disagree,
what is your most villainous"
factor in Yugoslav history?
What were the most magni-
ficent, tragic, dismal, or sordid
incidents, events, Developments
and periods in Serbian, Croa-
tian and Slovenian history? ?
Why ?
Through long stretches of
their history, South-Slavic peo-
pies have been producing
great number of extraordinary
individuals. They were or are
representative of something or
other in Serbians, Croatians o.
Slovenians, or in the collective
character and historic expert
ence of the Yugoslav race as
a whole. Some of them were
great or near-great men who
! changed the course of history
and added to the power or com
plexity of the Yugoslav char
acter. Limiting your list to, say
dozen, please give me the
names of those figures in South
Slavic life, past or present
whom you consider great or ex
traordinary, stating in concrete
factual terms why you so re
gard them.
South Slavic peoples have
, produced also villainous fig
ures. Who were or are they
please limit yourself to a doz
, en- Why do you consider then
villains?
ITO be continued Mo4,day)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-13
OUR AMERICAN BLOOD
BY J. N. ROgelj. Supreme President Of
the American Fraternal Union

Il
By J. N. ROgelj. Supreme President of
the American Fraternal Union
In the veins of the American
people flows the blood of all ma
tions of the world. The Ameri-
can. soldier stands guard on
land, sea and in the air on all
the continents and seas Of the
world. The bright rays of the
sun shine upon the Star.
Banner. twenty-four
hours a day. The blood Of Amer
lean warriors drenches the land
in the North and South, East
and West. The whole world is
being drenched by warm and
free American blood which is
sowing the seeds for. a new and
more beautiful future for all
peoples of this vast earth.
This is the blood Of young
and beautiful America; this is
the blood which is filled with
liberty, freedom and democracy.
This is our blood!
The blood of the entire world
is poured into the life of the
red-blooded American who loves
a free, liberal and democratic
life. Every red corpuscle which
flows in his veins carries within
itself, from generation to gener-
alton, the inheritance of attain
ing victory over the tyranny of
slavery. In this blood is our in
herited right, our life and our
law.
Woe and death to him who
would try to defile our inherited
right, acquired by the blood of
the battlefields. Our ancestors
willed this to us in their tesla
ments and their testaments are
sacred and noble to us.
This is our wealth and our
fortune.
We did not wait for our
enemy on our own dearly below.
ed land so that foreign, despised
and poisonous blood would dis
honor the free American soil
We met the enemy at the bound.
aries of tyranny and slavery
There we are fighting for the
liberation of the whole world.
The red American blood de-
luges the earth which cries
under the weight of the tortuous
fiends. This land is drinking ano
absorbing the warm and fret
American blood and, when i
will be satiated with this in
valuable fluid, it will truly b.
free and liberated.
Behind this army spillins
American blood walks the mer
ciful army Of the Red Cross.
Red Blood and the Red Cros
are symbols of Cancellation
peace and joy. which bring lib
erty and mercy.
The Good Samaritan of tn
Bible was the father of the Re,
Cross.
The month of March is dedi
Gated to the work and sacrifice
of the American Red Cross. Thi
is the most beautiful and mos
noble institution of the Ameri
can people. It was born of clea
!. and kindred mercy toward
suffering and bleeding fello,
human. It distributes and OF
fers brotherly help and save
!, valuable lives when it pour
!, new blood into the veins of
| dying soldier.
The Red Cross conducts tn
greatest work of mercy that hu
man mind 1,ndnrefan ndino an
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-03-13
.Arny&
Navy
NeuUs.

the Navy. He left last week for
Great Lakes Training Station,
Illinois. His brother Andrew is
in the service 5 months.
Seaman End Glass George
Ozanic, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ozanic, 6813 Bayliss
Ave-, is home on a nine-day
leave from Great Lakes Train
ing Station. He will return to
Illinois Wednesday.
Rudy Prijatelj son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Prijatelj, All
Depot St., Conneaut, Ohio, left
for the Army Tuesday.
Home for a two-day furlough
was Ernest Zupancic, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Zupancic, 1919 E.
76 St., who recently graduated
from officers training school.
He returned to New Jersey
Wednesday. Last December his
brother Louis graduated from
the officers training school.
Friends of Edwin Baraga,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Ba-
raga, 1852 Saranac Rd., may
write to him at the following
address: Pvt. Edwin Baraga,
Co. G.. 126-T.D.T.B., 1st Regt.,
Camp Hood, Texas.
Home on ten-day furlough
from Colorado is Cpl. Walter
E. Mervar, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mervar, 1913 E. 144 ST..
His brother Cpl. Frank J. Mer-
var is in the service 20 months,
and is serving overseas.
Last week Ludwig Mandel,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig
Mandel, 920 E. 140 St., left for
the Army.
Frank Fortuna, son of Mr..
Frank Fortuna, 979 E. 14O St.,
was home this past week from
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pluth
have four sons in the service of
our country. Tom is stationed
at Dayton, O., Elmer and An
thony are in Australia, and
Stanley is now in a hospital in
Cleveland.
Two sons of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Jagodnik, 20750 Tracy Ave-, are
in the service. Their youngest
son John has recently been in
Quoted, while their oldest sor
has been serving our country
quite some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lekson
1909 E. 173 St., have three sons
in the service. John is at Off
GERS training school, and is {
1st Lieutenant. Eddie is sta
toned in Alaska. Ludvik i!
serving with the merchant mar
ines at Sheepshead Bay, N. Y
Rudolph Zajc, son of Mrs
Frances Zajc, 20572 Lindbert
Ave-, is stationed at New Or
leans, La. His address is: Arm!
Air Forces Training School
615 City Park Ave., New Or
leans, La.
On January 21st Jacob Ser
mel, left for the Army. Befor
his induction he was residin,
| at the home of his sister, Mrs
Rose Miller, 1858 Rutland Dr.
His address is: Pvt. Jacob Ser
mel, No. 8 Btry. A., lois
1C.A.T.B.U., Camp McQuaide
Calf.
Pvt. Joseph A. Kosoglov, sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Koso
GLOW, 1915 Stanard Ave., recent
lily graduated from Army Al
Forces Training nm an
School. He is now stationed a
Stymour Johnson Field, N. {
+ Afc. Sue S. Pakis, daughte
Eof Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Spendal
976 e. II ST., is home on a ten
day furlough from the Thir
WAAG Training Center, For
0glethorpe, Ga. +.
n lt M
Evening star., 1943-07-25

$50 A.. NEAR GAITHERSBuRG: I'M
proved with 2-Story brick house. 6 rooms;
50-cow dairy barn, large silo, splendid
bluegrass meadow, 2 fine streams: S25 OOO
or will sell equipped.
1872 acres, near Barnesville; 800 acres
clear, 3 houses; barn, 45Xs0; . streams,
3 wells. splendid producing stock farm,
S24 600. Owner will carry a first mort
sage of 81 5000 at 81. Wheat alignment,
Frederick ave. Gaithersburg
Telepbone 900 Open Today
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,
FLATS, DUMPS AND TRAILERS for hire
Lewis Rosso, Ivy 1871.
D0DGE truck, Al stake, "a ton, for hire.
FLAT TRUCKS AND STAKES for hire.
with or without driver. Trinidad 294O
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| CHEVROLET 1l2-ton dump truck one
owner, actual mileage 81 900 miles: me-
| chanlcal and tIreS good. Call between
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oEEIcES FOR RENT.

LARGE 1st-FLooR ROOM, SUITABLE
for oflces or store: reasonable rent;
heated Chevy Chase Arcade, $500 Conn.
ave. NV, WO. 4142 or WO 4094
FURNISHED OR UNFURN. ROOM IN Law
suite, 2O3 woodward Bldg. Secretary OPP
tional: EX. $500. Residence. ia $500
LARGE GROUND-FLoOR OFFICE WITH
OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR 4 PEOPLE;
LARGE SPACIOUS ROOM, LOCATED AT
SPONSIBLE PARTY; SUITABLE FOR ANY
TYPE OF BUSINESS. PHONE ME 6346.
OFFICE AND RECEPTION ROOM. FUR
Sun, 8 to 4. or phone CO. 1894 for iGT'l am
pointment.: vic. 14th g. Park rd MODEM
HEARING AID CO., @s1S 14th st. NV.
PRIVATE, 1-RM, INSIDE, BASEMENT.
ofice 9x12. cool, quiet. private entrance
$3.50 month. 1919 Eye st. NV, Worth
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CALVERT COUNTY.

167-acre tobacco farm. improved by new
condition 6-room Cape Cod home; room for
3 additional rooms on second. floor. for
floor is finished in knotty pine has large
living room with fireplace. basement and
furnace heat. An old house site. boxwood
and old trees New 4-room tenant house,
new tobacco barn an old barn and other
bldes Stream through 2O-acre meadow
and on year-'round road. Price, ST 600.
THEODORE F. MENK.
Q0- Ct n W
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ON ROUTE 24O. "a MILES FROM DIS
trict-79 acres; with S-room house, cleo;
hay barn horse stable chicken houses; 10
acres in cultivation; beautiful view; excel
age on pike on both sides of road Could
be subdivded into small tracts. Price,
| $4,000, with S5 600 cash. HOWARD M
MILES: Clarksburg, Md. Phone Gathers
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| FORD 1894 panel truck: new 6-ply
TRES. one extra; $3.50. Sic 1st st, NV,
| Elk. 4Ug4.
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DODGE tractor, !, 2-ton, 1a41, and / "a
IT. klngham trailer; also l cost. Fruehauf
trailer; all have good tires Can be seen
Saturday afternoon or Sunday at 18th and
Arlington Ridge I'd. RoSSlyn. Va -
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Choice One-Man Farm

Good 7-rm. residence, porch sx40,
fireplace, beautiful lawn with large
shade trees healthful elevation. lovely
valley view, 3 poultry houses, good
foundation for barn: As acres, about
half level, rich limey soil for corn. po-
tatoeS. wheat, etc; fenced bluegrass
pasture pond. plenty wood, $50 apple,
other fruit trees; convenient to depot
village. 15-minute drive to smart city;
quick-sale price $4,000: part down.
List other bargsins mailed free. F., G.
Brumhack, STROUT REALTY. Middle
town, Va.
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CECIL COUNTY
INVESTMENT

as acres. more or less. on county road.
31S miles from village of North East Land
is gently rolling. adapted to truck farming:
IS acres can. be cultivated, balance wood
land. This place has unlimited gravel de-
cords of wood also many carloads Of
Christmas trees of finest type; improved
sprs at door a1ae
springs water. Complete farm: has distant
view Of Chestpeake Bay. A real sacrifice at
Baltimore. Md. No. s4IA. 20 L. Lex ''
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81 ACRES

Rolling fields and woodland, with an
inviting old farmhouse, thoroughly remod-
eled with tiled bath. city cleo phone. hot
rooms ON T There uS y are ee u room cottage fo2
servants. stable and several poultry houses.
Below the house, near the spring. is a
country 30 miles from Washington. Price,
100000; $4,000 down. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Va, at the end OF Columbia
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ME. 0486.

75-ACRE BUCKS COUNTY FARM ESTATE.
Owners business taking him to Central,
West makes it imperative that he must sell
this delightful home where most OF ms
dreams of the truly beautiful as well as
money have been utilized to perfect this this
against the hillside ,nestles this rooI
level stone Colonial homestead dating to
1746. Painted white with shutters green
the last word in comfort yet anclently ap-
place., powder room, dining room, living
$ven-type fireplace; buffers pantry, com,
plete and modern kitchen with gas ana
cleo ranges, laundry. 2 screened porches,,
3 stairways lead to 5 master bedrooms. :, 3
cleo. telephone. Automatic water supply
very efficient hot-water heating system, re-
ceSsed radiation, domestic hot-water hook
up. Insulated walls in roofs. all copper
spouting, and piping. storm windows la ana
unique features of original fireplaces, quaint
hardware wide deep window seats, tucka-
way cupboards lend an atmosphere of an
tiquity. The ATTRACTIVE decoration, the de-
lightful coloring. the complete moderniza-
time charm retained is, really treat to see
There is a long paved driveway into this
lovely place where Mother Nature has been
more than generous with her gifts. Mag
Of rare variety dottins the spacious well
cared for lawn. Stone steps. terraces and
walls, quaint orchard of As trees vineyard:
outdoor fireplace. superb views. 7 acres OF
picturesque WOODLAND accentuate the
beauty: me charm Of Of this old PLACE; Stone
Penna. Taxes total $3.50 yearly A real
sacrifice at $4,000, less than 50Ho of its
actual
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M1DDI.ERIIRG VA

46O acres well-fenced bluegrass land,
Southern Colonial mansion, tenant houses,
numerous barns and sheds, all in excellent
condition. Absentee owner Will Sacrlnce
IA its actual cost or will trade. BrochuIs
and full information. Apply to CLARENCE
E BOUTON, Darien, Conn, or telephone
Washington,
ME. 0486.
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"STROUT BARGAINS"

Io-1NdII UCh-l UUICIy dlIll,
On macadam hway., 2 miles to
village, 25-minute drive to smart Del.
city. % acres, part in dark-loam till
age. bal. fenced pasture and wood "a
acre berries, fruit trees; comfortable
5-rm. dwelling. maple shade, barn
16x30, brooder and poultry houses, 40
#; implement shed: realty taxes only
$3.50, aged owner unable to handle;
only 81 800: part down: pg So.
Dandy N. j. Riverside Place,
Several hundred feet frontage on the
water, good boat landing site, fine
fishing. excellent deer and small game
hunting in vicinity, easy run to ocean:
! acres, part in fertile tillage; good
dwelling 3 rms. cool shade. poultry
house: sacrifice price, $4,000. See
about terms; pg. 81 big free estolEue stolEu
REALTY, l427-N, Land Title Bldg.
Phila. 10, Pa.
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FOR QUICK SALE.

S11.5OO
Colesville pike acres oil heat, tourist,
poultry, fruit and income property; large A.
bedroom home, 3 baths also. 2 finished
room d4x54l with fireplace large neat
kitchen pantry utility room with laundry
handy fruit closets. 2-car built-in garage.
overhead doors. large poultry houses, will
mouse 800 hen layers; delicious fruit of all
kinds; ideal for retiring. Close in. Half
cash!
1 ACRE, $3.50.
o,so rooms poI1 bath: electric pump; coal range.
house. very productive garden with stream;
pld People selling on account Of Door
l ACRE, $4,550.
H. On q highway bus line, Broom bungalow,
house, workshop. lovely garden. HaK cash!
86 ACRES, $500.
Stock farm on hill, lovely setting with
trees, & rooms bath elec. stove, hreplaces
large IA r.. bank barn garden, flowers. streams
I ACRES, $500.
On hard road, near village; s rooms with
houses, garden Half cash!
JOHN BURDOFT,
N9 = BSx & silver GpTM sRSirg svN Nd
3112 ,Acs., GROOM HOUSE, GOOD OUT.
B. fS G. PTice on ss5od? ms!n dnswag eerms 0us miles
j. L. C.. WEST,
&c. 1881. Eve, 2o6s-w .
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lst and End TRUST LOANS

Let us refinance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
Flrst-trust loans on D. C., Md. and Va
property. Second-trust loans up to
years to pay back on D. c., Nd and Va.
property.
Prompt and courteous service Consult
us before borrowing. Lowest rates
COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
S17 9th NV DI 6150
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR YOUR FUTURE IN
ST A6ARXS COIIM1.X

Farm of go fertile acres with beautiful
proved and decorated throughout. Electricity
and 2 baths. More than a mile Of water
front. sandy beach. deep anchorage. All
ant remains. offered as a going concern,
machinery. stock. furniture. High class In
every respect. Price, $4,000.
S4-acre farm, improved by tenant house.
and good tobacco barn, rich soil. good
neighborhood, 8 miles Cedar Point and Pa
tuxent Price $4,000
I have desirable water front tracts, one
being % acres. unimproved, southern out
look, deep anchorage: near state road. As
for the present might be erected, also a
portion would readily sell to selected
friend. Price Of tract, 81 500.
GEORGE H. HARRIS. Agent
PHONE Great Mills 13-F-2.
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A REAL FIND. :"

133-acre stock farm, situated along the
Montgomery Co. side of the new lake,
above Patuxent River dam; Groom house.
thing essential for farming; s or 8 excel
lent building sites only 25 mi. from
downtown Washington; $4,000. SANDY
SPRINCs PEAL TY co Ashtnn O4o1
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IN AURORA HILLS. VA.

:, On top of the hill on a large wooded
lot, beautiful. large center-hal Colonial
brlck, painted white, house, with view
1st floor, large living room. den, dining
room, kitchen, screened porch, bullt-in
garage; 2Rd floor 3 large master bed
rooms. . baths Maids room and bath In
basement Exceptionally well turn. fully.
Possession Immediately to an adult refined
Rent $500 month SHOWN b9 wa appoinmen Sii SSaS
only. AURORA HILLS Office, 23Ol S.
Arlington Ridge rd., Arl., Va.
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CHARLES COUNTY.

113 acres. improved by a new-condition
Groom concrete-block house and . to-
bacco barns. Has stream and springs in
property. Sandy loan truck and cigarette
tobacco soil Owner -farmed and is in
productive condition. In Indianhead area.
An excellent local market for truck and
poultry products. Priced $1,000.
THEODORE F. MENK,
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACREAGE FOR SALE.
1900 BLOCK COLUMBIA PIKE AT FOUR
% ues M in on svaabe sbae's Local EfSaqS bu4 81
FREIWALD, Glebe 900, avs H. ~
81, ACRES WOODLAND, FAIRFAX; 10
H. 6 FREIWALD Glebe 800 e'S' VI '.'S'
IS ACRES, BETWEEN TYsoNs CROSS
Reads and Mclean. Va; S25ooo per acre.
front farm. National a257. IS.
80 ACRES, ON ROUTE so, NEAR FAIR
fax; rolling land with large, trees and good
sfh a ssefes "?s sssdy
#.n5s sSs rs Is 1af Il Go
2la to 8 acre tracts; paved road cleo
etc; $500 to $500 per acre; near Clinton,
Md and aS S0 N9Tpssk rdHst Md S
Md Sligo S55l. sH. 25a5.
$50 ACRES, NEARBY MD; GOOD TIM
ber small stream; $40 an acre. NE.
556s or DI. SS43.
ABOUT so ACRES FRONTING ? SIDES
baance si5 Monthly Sth ioSH oWNER 1sFGi GE ssa ssa
CAMP SPRINGS sEcTIoN-BEAUTIFUL
saos g acre tract; o, cleo phone on rd.; price,
/
ABOUT oNE-HALF ACRE, JUST OFF U.
S. Highway 224; electricity and phone
available; l3 miles from the District line
$500 cash, $1,000 a month; price, $3.50
j. w. McVICKER
Trinidad 1872. 1872 Raum Street NE,
10 ACRES,
All wooded; IA miles to D. c.; $3.50.
212 ACRES,
300 IT. on Marlboro pike: 2 nice springs
in rear; $1,000.
l ACRE,
Wooded lots. S400; $40 cash and $40
per month.
LOTS
25x250 IT. eacn. Price, 5000: $50 cash,
$50 month.
w. E. HARDESTY.
Upper Marlboro. Nd. Phi. Marlboro o6,
Ewes. and Sunday. call Hillside 0272.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

KENNEDY ST. n .--l6-UNIT APT, De
tached. zoned lst COM: annual income
SSss,4no4; SSs4 Ev sash Ssh oG' res $1,000" w W,
FURNISHED. OR UNPUBLISHED, HYATTs-
vile, Md. ; housekeeplng Units > baths,
auto, hot water, elcc. refrigeration, oil heat.
2 lots. Box HIM. Star,
I-F,AMILY LOT, > AND Is ROOM AND
bath apts, separate heating plants price.
BRoTHERs FIR :SS6i0n 5000 evenings noHAfsr5N nj
UNUSUAL BUY-l6 APIS: NEW BRICK
bldgs., duplex detached; big income; little
PggiSsep5 nearby g. Va: might exchange. Box
CONVERTED 3 APIS, IMMEDIATE POS
session. 9th and Spring rd, NV: can
ma ftnanes % pTiee 9IS390 Eood opportunity,
CHI CHAIN INST STORE =, EXCELLENT RETURN;
National 4alG: ? s: IlSTHTaS%, Td5dvsra Bldg.
ESTATE SAYS SELL
Two-story- brick business property near
Msayh9HeF n Ih9N n Hots ssso Same tenant - yrs
l:.gntt corner apartment building for
epi0Ted cpnmt n nv NJ rent, 5000: can sell for
ONLY A FEW LEFT
Modern intoNn y and I family flats. apart
up 20 ~. net; prices, $500 and uD;
GEoRaE SooSE TIN T23 las soS 52ns
1919 A'!;ye sI NW RSaltoFS sipGe Nst,65sI 5s99 ago.,
I 35Is ST. Sc En- NEAR lstmBULPING t., CON
Mrohly FFFbEFIcE ETF55I S3S A. Pi5f3j BfGMER fEs'o
6l7 Pa. Ave. SE FR, loss.
SPLENDID FOR DEVELoPMENT NOW OR
AFTER. The WAR
UPPER 18th ST. CORNER.
L. rooms. oil heat hardwood floors
no better house on this street prewar valne
HoWARD PoAD. ANaCosT1A l'' a.
IN De ~6qeHsG to BOILING Field and river
Tor any business. especaiiy neis hborhood ood
store Over 5000 feet, and small house
vhsh m1NS SSn AVE. Rs re@2aIed H2hR PosT oEr1cE
Opposite laree proposed shopping center
rear. Front available Tor store or fat,
ME-. S5oS' s y, SiMPsoG los 60; 2.,ms1i Mont .v.
Yesterday We had three to seli-today
there's there's one 2ne ls.5 Brick construction: two
heans yss enn 0Sn ExGnenf N enfh whte fen
Sc sectiSn on of Of MehsaIn Park ne Income,
per phone EDDIE you kye ysn' shs heal n0R
1905 s aHAEf9N a, nv & lUcHs S9 s2 sa4s.
THos: THI5NiP4 ?? Brown. AcE NM 8fs 4th HiS's9S: sW
6 ROOMS AND BATH, 900 BLOCK E ST.
sw.. rented monthly tenant; price, S4.75O.
See FRANCIS KE1GLE, f417 L st. NV
GROUP OF DETACHED
s-UN1T APTS., ARLINGTON.
=. These bldgS. are approximately Il larger
than the average, yet the price is approx
imately times yearly rent KELLY &
BRANNER, DI 11i0.
MOUNT PLEASANT
=. Beautiful home: splendid income; every
thing new: worth S2S.0O0. sell for Sol 900.
quick sale: being trans: deal with owner;
substantial cash. Box SIT, Star.
NEAR 4th AND CLAIMING STS.-SEMI-
rooms, bath; all imp; rent, $50 mo-; price
$4,000 9Ob-90S-9l0 1th ST. S.e.-S3. $50
LLOYD R. TURNER, 500 7th ST. s.w. 4.
1-SToRY BRICK STORE IN SILVER
Spring, Md; leased TO one tenant at $3.50
year; no operating expenses. Priced for
quick sale at S4.15n
,-o- SHANNON & LUCHs co.
NEW BRICK FAMILY FLAT.
Conyenlent. strictly white section of sc
TWO large rooms, dinette. kitchen and
bath IN each apt, also porcheS, elec. re-
friserators. Central heating plant, tenants
pay for own utilities. Fenced yard. Annual
income approx. $4,000 Reduced price
for immediate sale, $4,000. Phone Mr..
Wolberg. IA. 1856.
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.,
1905 H St. NV MA 2345
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SEASHoRe PROPERTY
LOTS FOR SALE.

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-REN'r AUG. ID:
beautiful equip. cottage: 4 bedrms 2
baths maids quarters, gear gar. WO
4Sf.
Evening star., 1943-07-25
STORES FOR RENT.

GROCERY STORE, ESTABLISHED Is
years, with 7-room house; nice location;
doing good business Call ia O657
STORE $40 MONTH NOW RUN AS
delicatesSen; 1912 business over $4,000;
fixtures. stock and goodwill, 1000 Phone
TR, SS33 between : and pm,
STCREROOM, @5x6O, FOR DELICATESSEN
or any business. or for storage purposes:
rent reasonable; 2Sl3 18th st. ne. WAPLE
& JAMES, INC, District 3346.
2l29 R. I. AVE. NE. SUITABLE FOR
most any business; vacant; S45
ROGER MOSS REALTOR.
"l25 r. I. Ave. NE. HO 5000.
1903 F ST, NV, 2nd FLOOR FRONT,
above Woolworths s. room suitable any
business except beauty shop; heat fur
nlShed; only 500 per month
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St NV. MA. o345
Evening star., 1943-07-25
Neat Little Poultrv-Crop Farm,

Neat Little Poultry-Crop Farm,
Good set set bldss;,, dwelling g 6 rms i, @ and
housing for around 1000 chickens: 2
miles 10 hustling depot town. 90 min.
to city ADVANTAGES; pretty resort lake
close by; - acres, ~ for all KINGS
fruit trees, a-a; sEapes, la-a. berries:
larger place-"buy" at $500. List
other bargains mailed free. James Fl.
Scotten. STROUT REALTY, Marydel,