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La gaceta., 1943-06-23
LOS OJOS
Por PITA RODRIGUEZ
cerraron por loco.

cerraron por loco.
fernando; ell a%rchiduque Fran
cisco Jose-que continuamente es-
taba revistando ~ejercitos Y diri-
giendo maniobras militares-y yo,
formabamos siempre tertulia apar-
tie en- ell jardin. fernando recita-
ba sus 1ltimos poemas; ell archidu-
que organizaba acknowledgements
un desfile militar en- honor nues-
tro Y 20 relataba los incidentes
milagrosos de unos viajes por to-
do ell mundo que nunca he realiza-
do.
Aquel dia no sc quien inici6 la
conversation. Tai vez yo mismo.
Hablamos de los ojos azules. Her
nando Sc estremeci6. Lo vi pail
decor. Luego, POGO a POGO, des-
pues de muchos ruegos, nos ma
rr6, entire temblores epilepticos,
con aquel estilo suyo tan pecu-
liarisimo, la aventura que 10 habia
llevado a formar parte del Con-
greso de los Hombres del Estado
Sublime.
-Vuestra Imagination no pue-
de otear siquiera, comenz6, y no
es que 20 dude de la inteligencia
de ustedes; pero no, no es possible.
Hace falta un espfritu selecto en-
exceso para que ell almuerzo de
paisajes, personals y cosas que sc
ingurgita a la par que los ojos,
no haga un daho atroz. Figuraos.
TODD 10 qae esos ojos han visto
Y guardado en- su fondo desde que
Sc abrieron por primera e a la
luz, hasta ell momento en- que sc
lie arrebataron a su propietario,
pasa al cerebro de aquel que los
devora por quien sabe que pro-
ceso fisiol6gico. Pensad que ma
ravilla. Toda una vida la contem-
plais en- una bora, que es POGO
mas o menos 10 que tardan en-
desfilar por vuestra imagination,
las m1ltiples facetas que los ojos
encierran. Ahora ST, tienen que
ser a%zules. Los ojos negros 10 o.
cultan TODD en- su propia OBSCURE
dad -.
Yo estaba nervioso. Las manos
me temblaban y en- mi cerebro, las
La gaceta., 1943-06-23
EN- Ell SAco

Ell gobierno termino de presen-
tar sus testigos a las cuatrO de la
tarde Y Calvin tom6 ell canine de
la prisi6n para c~onferenciar con
Pablo Sella. Pablo temia los re-
sultados Y no ocultaba su inquie-
tud. Sc defendfa a 81 mismo ha-
ciendo consideraciones filos6ficas.
-Quiza listed pueda ganar es-
tie case, Mr.. Calvin, y possible es
tambien que 10 pierda; pero 81 no
10 CANA culpa suya no es. Las CO.
sas no lucen bien. Facilmente pu-
do ser destruido ell testimonio de
Berlo, Mugroyde Y ell grupo de
renacuajos. Pero Hallett y ell po-
licia de New York son los que me
hunden.
Pablo sonrio amargamente.
Els gracioso, Mr.. Calvin, hon
radamente Sc 10 digo. Siempre ne
llevado un revolver conmigo y
ahora que no 10 llevaba me plan
tan uno. La verdad es como yo la
expongo, pero Hallett y la COM
pania sostienen 10 contrario.
-Lo que me inquieta, mucha-
cho. es tn pasado-admitio Gal
vin.-Malos son tus antecedentes.
;ouieres que tie ponga a decla-
rar? Nadie puede obligarte a de-
clarar. Els como seis de una cosa
" media docena de otra. ST de-
La gaceta., 1943-06-23


iQui6n fu6 ell que los trajo?
Aqui no recuerdo NADIA mas. So
10 tengo como la memoria nebli-
nosa de un sueho. 81 asi
fue. Una mano sucia de sangre...
iera mia aquella mano? -. en- la
que saltaba ell verdor azuloso y
humedo de unos pequehos built
tos redondos Y brillantes... lUnos
ojosl. Unos ojos azules! Des-
pues luchamos jverdad? =.
81. Fue una lucha desesperada en-
ire los tres -. lTodos queriamos
probar la maravilla azul!... iQue
sucedi6 despues? -.
FL archiduque me dice que los
arranque al cato del manicomio...
pero ten realidad fui yo...? w
que es de aquel loquero joven,
recien llegado de las montahas,
bello como un Apollo, aquel que 0
daba de conner y que tenia tan
brillantes ojos a~zules, a quien no
he visto mas? W por que desde
entonces no me quitan la camisa
de fuerza? No sc -. No sc NADIA.
En- las noches me atormentan VI
stones horribles. Cast lego a Greer
que fue a Ell a quien Sc los arran-
que. IPor que 81 no estos paisajes
montahosos y esta cabana y aque-
LA novia aldeana, robusta y de
cabellos rubios, que veo continue
mente -?
lY los ojos azules que me OBJ
seden mas cruelmente que ell per-
sonaje de la novela de Jean Lor-
rain!
iEsta camisa de fuerza y aque-
LA enfermera que cruza! tQue
maravillosos ojos verdes! Pero es
impossible. iEsta maldita camisa
de fuerza -!
La gaceta., 1943-06-23
kn0s EN- Ell "RAQUETERISMO"'
Por WILLIAM E. WEEKS

New York juraba y perjuraba que
era inocente.
-jCree listed que llevamos ar
mas con nosotros para ponerlas en-
las alcobas de los acusados?
-Si-le contest6 Calvin.
Mr.. Galvin-le dijo ell juez
sacramento, jquiere e d
decirnos que esa es su contesta-
ci6n?
-Si-le contest6 al juez rapi-
damente.
No Sc enfad6 ell juez. Sonri6
suavemente al letrado como que
riendo decirle que TODD ell mundo
saba que tai suggestion era absur-
da.
Entonces un perito en- armas de
fuego, que tambien 10 era en- i'm
presiones digitales y caligrafia,
fue llamado.
Eppingham despues de calificar-
lie ante ell tribunal como un ex-
perto, lie mostro la bala.
-iEs esta bala igual en- su con-
s~istencia a la disparada por ell re-
volver que Sc presentara como
prueba?
-Sf-contest6 ell perito.
-iPuede listed testificar que
la bala fue disparada por este re-
v6lver?-inquirio Calvin.
No. Pero es ~consistente con
una disparada por esta arma. Sc
halla tan aplastada que no puedo
trazar las marcas.
Ell estado ACADIA de ~presentar
sus pruebas, por ahora-dijo Ep-
bingham.
CAPITULO xxx
La gaceta., 1943-06-23

Fue en- uno de ESQ., maravillo-
SOS Congresses donde Sc reunen
todos los genios del mundo: He
roes, santos, bandoleros y poetas'
Fue en- un manicomio. Me ha-
bian recluido ALI por haber ase-
sinado, de un genial mordisco en-
ell cuello, a un ito milo que era
tendero. Los tenderos y los cri-
ticos de arte, son dos animales
que despiertan en- mi inevitable
mente ell ansia del crimen.
A los dos dias de estar ALI CO.
nocf a fernando. Era poeta. Ha-
bfa tenido la exquisite idea de
coleccionar ojos azules. Comenzo
Dor arrancarselos a una prima.
Con n cucharilla sc los salto
mientras ella dormia. Como TODD
81 mundo no puede comprender
la belleza de estas cosas 10 en-
La gaceta., 1943-06-23
Para v~osotros

Para vosotros -.
Sabios Y gentiles principles dc
los manicomios. Inmensos opti-
mistas de las tabernas. Y sobre
TODD para vosotros, ~fraternos ca
maradas, hermanos en- ell crimen.
Discipulos ~queridos de Tomas de
Quincy, que purgais en- las pri-
stones pecados que todavia los
hombres no saben que son virtu-
des. Maravillosos a~sesinos, para
~vosotros este cuento -. Y tam
bien para ii, mujer, porque tienes
ojos azules y supiste abandonar-
me -. Y tambien para tt, perro-
flaco Y mugriento como yo-por-
que no me has abandonado =.
La gaceta., 1943-06-23
NO. AZ

ara ell testigo final del
" de la identification Or
ar Hallett. Era ell que
srSo podia reconOcer una
~. con solo mirarla una
., dicho listed que puede
'tr,r a una persona con solo
ma vez y esa vez por un
~, en- la Obscuridad' mien-
alicia de listed y mientras
Sc halla bajO lO' efectOS de
lam excitaci6n? iCree que
nosible reconocer a una
T., con solo una mirada?
lie contest6 Falvey.
r,o es todo-dijo Calvin.
tempo para un efecto ro-
H. Dor parte del fiscal, de
de alguna cOsa para restarle
al afacto del interrO-
h de Calvin.
bingham habia preparado
anticipadO la porcion senti-
hl
| madre de Tony avanz6 CO.
10 ~Egeramente hacia la silla
h testigos. Estaba vestida de
/ Hsblaba un ingles incorrec-
h uue hacia fuese mas pateti-
Il testimonio. La presentation
b pObre mujer como testigo
~innecesaria; pero Eppingham
laba efectismos Y seguramente
d anciana Sc los aportarfa.
b piedad que por ella sentia
Ersdo Sc traducirfa en- ira con-
III asesino de su hijo.
he Hallett, ell Inspector aliado
lbs cOntrabandistas Y otros de-
henteS, ell venidero testigo.
Intro en- la sala con absolute
|ianza en- su persona, con una
hsnza parecida a la del fiscal.
saS la b1squeda de Sella y
b fnalmente lie habia arresta-
n New York.
-E@ntre esta bala incrusta-
En- una ventana del s6tano don
nlTOn a Tony-dijo Hallett
SHndOla. -Esta bala 'habia 81
tSparada por un revolver au-
ltro, calibre 38.
E%ntonceS Hallett Sc retro en-
'0r del policia de New York que
ba regiStrado con el la habita-
D de Sella. Ell testigo corrobo-
l relate que de la captura ha-
hechO Sella. Entonces presen-
IN revolver ~automatico, calibre
eSte-dijo-lo encontre yc
del colch6n de la CANA, Ell
aaOltaci6n del acusado.
Nlngun interrogatorio ,por ha.
que fuese, podia alterar las pa.
la' de los dos testigos.
-SaOan a~costumbrados a de
'a' y mentir; sabfan que su ties
ONO quedaria firme.
lawn sugirio que ell revolver
I" ser puesto en- la habitacioi
el prop6sito deliberate d,
a Sella; pero ell policfa d.
La gaceta., 1943-06-23

ideas jugaban a correr. FL ar
chiduque habia olvidado su inter-
minable r~evista de tropas y es-
cuchaba palido. Y despu6s =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09
Uncle Rows Corner

When he visited the Peabody
home, Nathaniel Hawthorne met tie
sister Of the young woman who had
invited him to come to see her.
The sister was named Sophia, and
when Hawthorne caught sight Of
her. he had a hard time taking Ms
eyes from her face.
Sophia Peabody at that time w4s
an invalid, and could not leave her
own home, but her face seemed
noble and beautiful to the writer
who had kept himself penned away
from the world. There was in his
own mind a memory Of years in his
boyhood when, after injurine his
leg. he had been confined to his
home. .-s E-a
The friendship grew. and Nathan-
lei and Sophia became engaged.
Sophia said, however. that the en-
gagement must not turn into mar
riage until her health became 80
good that she no longer would be
an invalid Perhaps q deep love
proved better than the doctors med
icine At any rate. three years after
the engagement. she was well and
the marriage took place.
Meanwhile Hawthorne had de-
cided to 60 out into the real world.
and to work at tasks other than
writing. He obtained . place With
salary Of 500 . month at the
Boston Custom House. There, he
labored hard. weighing coal and
other goods which seagoing vessels
brought into the port. :" " A. .
Fourteen months later, hawthorne
gave up his work at the port and
entered upon farm work. He Joined
Charles A. Dana and others in form
ing a little village called Brook
Farm. All persons in the village
did their share Of work. Hawthorne
often got up at 4 O'Clock In the
morning to start blowing, hoeing or
reaping.
At about the time he was mar
ried, Hawthorne obtained . posi-
ton at the Salem Custom House,
and there he lived with his beloved
wife in q house known Is the Old
Manse. Some years before, another
great writer. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
had lived in the same house.
BY this time, Hawthorne had
written several new books, and these
had enjoyed . slight success With
the public. Yet he still thought Of
himself as "the worlds least-read
author" In his free time he kept
on with his writign, but sent little
Of it to publishers. Nevertheless,
his four years at the Old Manse
were good ones. The sweet nature
Of his wife gave . happiness Of
spirit to him which he had not
known before, and opened the way
for his great success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

It was only q few hands later In
the same game and South was the
same player who had lost . slam
because Of q bad break in the trump
suit, when six no-trump would have
been a laydown. South decided
he would not make the same mis-
take again.
Unfortunately, West opened a
club and this lead knocked out
North's only entry to the spades.
Dummy led the spade king and
when East ducked, declarer aban-
doned that suit and led a heart.
East played low and South put in
the nine, West winning with the
jack. South hoped that West might
return another club, but after con-
siderable thought West decided on
the safest possible return-a spade.
East took the ace and South got
rid Of his club jack, 50 when the
hearts broke he was able to win
the rest of the tricks, but, Of course,
he had already lost the slam.
With any lead except a club, six
no-trump would have been easy,
but, Of course, six spades could have
been made against any opening.
In his anxiety to avoid repeating
his earlier mistake, South had over
looked the difference In the situa-
ton. In the previous deal both
suits had been supported. In this
hand North had not promised eny
heart support and, while North S
jump rebid showed q spade suit
which required no support, 1t did
not necessarily promise a suit with
no losers. South should have bid
five no-trump over four spades and
allowed North to select the final
contract.
Yesterday you were Oswald ia
coby's partner and, with only your
side vulnerable, you held:
AJ432
0Ksss2
oJ
&AJ4
The bidding:
Schenken You Lightner Jacoby
10 Pass 10 "a
~ 81 Pass -
Pass 50 Pass 50
Pass CD
Answer-Pass. When you bid five
clubs you told your entire story
Your partner evidently bid -four
clubs as . mild slam try, hoping
that you could bid six spades
When you failed to do 80 he de-
cided that there WAS nrohahly No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

Remove letter
called for the last Print letter opposite
the word from which have removed it.
correctly Htlers will ~
Answer Yesterdays LETTER OUT.
Letter-Out
PESTERS-STEEPS ths),
(A USABLE-BLUEs when get them forget them)
(N) GANDER-GRADE (theres
60 RAT1NG-TRA1N the bride had long one). +.
DESIRE-DRIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

s"6 NN!nI SVAOVV Star Of the stage. of the
first great talking motion picture musical comedy the
vorte entertainer with the men in our armed forces from
Alaska England and back again AL Jol.on bring. YOU
superb show tonight
Starred with him Monty Wooley and Ray Boch's
Orchestra in brilliant blend of laughs and songs.
Tune in the Al Jolson show after dinner tonight at $3.50
presented by Colgate Tooth Powder WJSV 1900 on
your dial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-09

slam and you have no reason to
override his decision.
Score 100 per cent for pass.
Question No. 1904.
Today you are Theodore Light.
ner's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you hold:
0AQJ74
oAQ10
i AJl02 i
The bidding:
schenken You Jaooby Lightner
Pass Co
What do you bid? (Answer to.
morrow
released By the Hel1 Syndicate. fne.)
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

ALEX., Va, 514 N. Payne st,-sman s.
nm, bath, row; ami; rent, S46.9o. Open
kESs1SGToS I 6 SSehaoS BUNGALOW. : rooms: coal
heat; acre lot; garden and chickens; re-
decorated: $50: co. f71.
from buS-3 lms., bath. closed-in porch.
attic: garage; coal furnace: elec. kitch-
3-BEDRooM HOUSE. tvial Alexandria,
for Red Cross executive Prefer rental
but will purchase if right home is avail
LARGE aoSToRY HOUSE. new floors, com
pletely remodeled, 1i2-acre ground. I'm
mediate occupancy. S'5 per month Call
Falls Church S6S-J-l.
UNFURN HOUSE FOR RENT, 4 rms. ano
and Maryland ave. ne; adults only. Call
4 ROOMS AND BATH, in nearby Fairfax
County; Immediately available. Gil 625l
WELLINGTON VILLA, between Alexandria
and Mt. Vernon, Just off Mt. Vernon blvd
large rms, and bath, large lot elec. stove
and refrigerator: :S5a per mo. TIE 54"S
ROOMS, liz BATHS, stoker heat, 2-cal
garage, Bus stop at door. Oxford 4617
SILVER SPRING, MD.-7-r. and a-b
modern home, fireplace, screened porch
ssaTGsnss; large cor lot; 9ption to buy
1880 5ist ST. N.E.@Bunea allow, s7o refs
auto. heat. Immed. possession. Roser Moss
no. 5000, GE 64e3 2125 R I. ave ne
LARGE HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, Arlington
County, near schools: shopping center, or
bus line; 500 month. Family, no small
children. Ref required. BY appointment
only. Spruce 0241-R.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
FAIR HAVEN.
SEE FOR SALE ADV, I
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

electric kitchen; large garden; heated with
400 gallons oil; $50 mo. Ii $40
RAvENWOOD, near Falls Church. Va
or unfurnished 2-car garage with sery-
ants room; 3-month suitcase with right
10 renew. Cali Sunday or evenings, to
10, Fails Church 3c9S-J
ARf4., VA. > blocks F. Myer--S-room
newly decorated and furnished house. ar
ranged : complete apis, with pvt. baths;
81 - mo-: 500 gals. oil in tank tenant
must purchase oil and pay months rent
IN advance. CHI 3O63
WILL RENT. furnished or unfurnished, :
rooms. kitchen and bath, part Of my home.
TO person giving bond TO surrender the
place next April l. Box GID, Star
Evening star., 1943-10-31
DILLON PARK SE

4-room bune allow, " bedrooms: gas air
conditioned heat: convenient to trans
portauon; immediate possession: about 30
minutes into center city: monthly rental
$3.50. Also 6-room BUNGALOW. 3 br., coal
hot-wster heat, S65 per month Call
MORTON. Investment Bldg. realtor
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp (cent.)

|
CORNER NsR,s BUNGALoW, rooms. Gas neat
Md. OIL. 5765.
SEVEN ROOMS, Ia baths, garage; in ex.
eeIlent = condition; good neiRhborhood
MI. ;.5le or WO. 3S0S.
EASTPINES, East Riverdale, Md, $500
u3rd aye.."-bedroom home in gentle
neie hborhood of new community, with refg
gas heat; y mile of bus terminal; beautiful
location; SOB mo. Refs. required. Phone
Greenbet :i0S6
:3 WEsTMORELAND AVE, Takoma Park
blocks east OF Carroll and Elm aves;-
poreh auto 6oRer ns sseDnf
ARLINGTON, II i vA;Ia-room uniurn: de,
coal hot-water heat. IA. 1891.
6 ROOMS, NEW, oil heat, S15. 9216 Old
Bladensburg I'd, Silver Spring. Open ! to
EAST RIvERDALE. eaoo 61st pl.. 2 blks.
from bus-;i rooms, bath. closed-n porch.
attic. garage. coal furnace. elec. kitchen;
$40
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE, MD.
Beautiful home of rooms, 4 baths, rec
reation and game room, maid and laundry
70 G Ssa saTsse restor %1nh WA 4sas
RIvERDALE HTS, MD.
rooms, bath, h.-w.h., S45 month
>, Edmonston' Ie Nd; rooms, bath, coal
A II. SElDENSPlNNER, Realtor,
WA. 1898 Riyerdale, Md. WA 1910
1917 21st ST, NORTH. WOODBRIDGE.
o heat ArT.nssd Ssshs; with a''s privssa ane
BAKER REALTY CO. INC INC "o'''H
DI: 1912. 1920 X St NV.
RENT, Ss0-NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE FX-
tended. Takoma Pk.,Md, l04 Lancaster I'd
Detached brick home, 3 rooms. oil heat
fireplace, bath, full basement Immedia te
occupancy. Dupont 55S2. 81
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE. LARGE COR
ner lot. improved by detached S-room
mouse tneeds repairing), suitable ANTIQUE
dealer or some energetic person willing TO
40 own renovatlnR. such as contractor
painter and decorator, and have place
OF business along with living accommoda
lons for nominal rental
A. D. CRUMBAUGH,
49oS Wis. Realtor. WO l-3-6-4
S2l 2nnd ST. N.W.-5 RMS. AND BATH,
elec. and hot-water heat
D. CONNOR & SON.
1926 Penna. Ave. NV RE 24e6
AVAILABLE NOV. 1st.
For defense workers, : rooms. ba tn :.
new subdivision. Dexter Hgts, Nichols ave.
and Ialhert st. Sc Res. mgr. 1867
Ialoert st Apply at
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
S11 9th St w
Evening star., 1943-10-31
$40 $50.

Chevy Chase, D. C
Located IN one Of the prettiest r-oode5
Sectlons Is this attractive brick home
generous, SIZE rooms, modern Kitchen and
pa pa IN reaI fireplace automatic heat, lovely
lot BEITZELL. DI 300
Evening star., 1943-10-31
3h ACRES.
SMALL ESTATE.
SILVER SPRING. MD.

Beautiful English-type home. surrounded
by large trees. lot of 2l0-ft frontage. This
mouse contains large living room 3OxI9
with beam ceiling. dining room 14xl9. den.
bath, large breakfast room, spacious kitch-
en- on the flrst floor Maids room and bath
IN basement. tWo-car garage, new General
Electric hot-Water furnace. Second moor
contains 3 large bedrooms with dressing
room off master bedroom, . baths Close
TO transportation. To Inspect call Mr.
Poston. Ma. $500. EVENINGS and Sunday
call WO. 1912!
Evening star., 1943-10-31
WESTMORELAND CIRCLE

beauty. Groom corner home 3 we'll
arranged bedrooms. . baths. Air -condi-
dows and doors Well Insulated Priced to
sell quickly. Vacant. Immediate posses
sion. Shown today. Call EN- 1890 until
> :t,,, 2 m SUNDAY and week days. P. A.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
2 ACRES.

A GRAND HOME
This property, located in Prince
Geors-s County, Md, within 25 minutes
dfNihs time 10 heart OF ID. c, is in new
house Condition, The home contains
large living room with fireplace. spacious
dining room, completely equipped kitchen
anu pantry, hrSt-hoor bedroom with tiled
| bath; 3 bedrooms, , tiled baths and
sleeping porch on second floor. recrta-
| tlon room. shower and toilet in base
ment. lear attached garage. screened
porch. An outstanding value with
acres, at Sl1.s5u. or S31 500 with %
acres. marvellous opportunity for fu-
lure real estate development
SSRAHAM-HALL, REALTORS: WI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-10-31
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

spacious brick home and real beautv
Exceptionally Well-bullt. Near al conven-
iences. well-proportioned bedrooms, 2
baths. . finished attic rooms FRS floor
has library and lavatory Large living room
and modern kitchen. Automatic heat. 2-car
garafe. Exceptional value. Exclusive Shown
today Call EN- 2gG. until o. m. Sundav
and week days. F. A. TWEED CO. 55O4
Evening star., 1943-10-31
ADJOINING CRESTWOOD

SiS,JUD
Detached. center entrance. large porch
.-car det. garage, Gl fuur bedrooms
mslo room and complete bath home
compl"tely renovated immediate posses
son exclusive. HARRY DREISEN, MA
Evening star., 1943-10-31
Sl1.15O.

~ iI,,)h.
Indian Soring Club Estates
rms heautifrl Colonial BRICK home IS
priced below competition and viii sell
GU aulck5y' Ky SIX SIX Ioytv rooms, elaborate kitch-
en- ana breakfast room, recrea ilon room
WIN WIN fireplace and bar: lot. GoxI5 50. beau.
t,iuly r,,,i 'andscap"d. BRICK garage; suggest
BETHEL L, DI ::loo Evrn!n@S, SSi EM u eSaG Sa9S
FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT.
rooms ,!aS bath for $50; terms $500 cash =,
rooms, all improvements SG.950' '"' 7'
30 6th s.. S.e.--"-story frame house
sell on easy terms for S:.,"50
LLOYD R. TURNER. 800 Eth ST sW .
COLONIAL VILLAGE
In the most beautiful setting WASHINGTON
has to offer, Rock Greek PARK. is avaiIable
sns IN ,notsr new detached brick residence that is
bedrooms :? baths, Is floor den and lava
ttoFy' recreation room. attic. automat tlc
esiIent ent fstrS cdgd etc Etc The property is in ex
DI soIs. ". | |. GHea5f Moore. eE esoe.
OPEN NOON UNTIL & PM
ySaAfGAHI~lMMED1ATE : . MI POSSESSION.
ish9 rooms E Tiled baths' hn,hGns qesrea paT tian
room; detached; large yard; redecorated ed
1sI1sy WALSH 4Nc'i nS{!diqg 81 r. = rear. THos. d
? rAK9MA VFRY PARK aH5TR D. ws1 e, AMP Mp w.,
HOMES: WHOSE oWNERs W; NTH Are fqeATEG L2AHTNd
CITY, AND REALLY WANT TO SELL,
BUNGALOW WITH : rms, bath base
ment, porches, refg. and pantry. Beautiful
corn corner 5-rm: home on cost. lot covered
WIN large trees: modern kitchen and bath.
basement; oil heat, large screened porch
=, Large N-fm, q bath. with lot 5Ox2sO
IT,, porches front, and rear, earase base
ment, attic, oil heat and entrance hail.
III, ~ Cedar St. Takoma Park, D. C., GE,
1th AND PA. AVE Sc.
vacant 6-room brick h-Vh onlv
70 800. on terms GF OS1S ''
Evening star., 1943-10-31
BUNGALOW

CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
a bargain, rooms. 3 bedrooms sn1
bath. 2-car garage. On deep lot. Bus a.
corner In immaculate condition II should
sell quickly. Sll,250, Call EN- 1890 until
9 pm Sunday and week days. r A.
TWEED co. lhn1 Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-10-31

OVERLOOKING Mt Vernon blvd A quality
small mouse The materials and equip
ment IN this home are the finest. &" master
oeoroomS, modern bath with colored tile
Hho nftures, kitchen equipped with Oxford
cabinets and electric refrieeration. snacious
lVlns room with fireplace, parauet floors
aeal recreation room and wood burning
nfepIace automatic air-conditioned heat:
,ust a few minutes drive over picturesque
NJ vernon Memorial blvd. Immediate pos
SesSl0n. RElTZEI L. DI II 90
Evening star., 1943-10-31
$12, ,6OO-Brick Colonial

Wnlte brlck. q large rooms. . baths. fire.
place' screened porch, attached garage
near Naval Hospital and Medical Center in
-
Evening star., 1943-10-31
SMALL ESTATE.

NEAR COLESvILLE ROAD.
Built for present owner Spanish archi-
tectural design, 7 rooms, 2 bedrooms with
large closet, . baths on 2nd floor living
Also 1st-foor bedroom, dining room and
kmodern kitchen: 2-car built-in garage:
on beautiful 1-acre site: beautiful plant
ing. Victory garden poultry house. SIs,50O.
real value. 1t can be done. Shown to-
day. Call EN-. 900 until pm. Sundays
and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904