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LOTS FOR SALE.

WOoDsmE PARK, Silver Spring, Md. =
Restricted community, all improvements;
Tgfsa pTsase o3nef Gsa pOosa sa IT, G sae
Si SILVER Rl sPRISG@ce@mefcial N ce1 rel lot, @ look
BAfNs BIi oq REAfrY &C ays Co 5fee sE e$e 3D. So IT.
block north of Kalmia rd0-only beauti-
Price, $500 each. Graded, ready for
building, including curb, gutter, street paw
ing, Two corners left also have sewer.
lots between 18th and 10th sts.. on 18th
St, Blair Mill I'd. Leegate rd., RoXana
I'd. Myrtle st.. and Er stern ave, 80 #,
day Sunday. SHAPIRO, INC, owners,
cEHEfzSp 9S Ef5fpi rSRkHa Ma ai7 an acre. wooded
155x125; priced at assessed value, to settle
estate. GEO. D MILLER. Realtor DI.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS, in Enelish
Village. Bethesda; 81 800 UP. j. NOBLE
BoAZ, BoA Realtor, 7240 Wis. ave-, Bethesda;
SILVER M1. vTgs0sifRSSNG sPRING-church site in Mont
SS SsPsS1z PTIcsd TGS &AkyfzSR Il y REHE
SILVER sPRING-S large lots near Areyie
Country Club, $3.50 each: 2 lots near Mrs.
KS Toll Hoyse Tavern $3.50 sssh teFms nn
ATTENTION, BUiLDERs043 lots, sizes
0UXl 40, tully developed area; Will sell 1or
quick sale for 500 Of their value; will
finance; FLA approved all utilities are
in the street. Call S. S. FREEDMAN, RIM.
307, 1927 Eye st. NV. Ma $3.50.
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Was shington's most
carefully restricted subdivision, Buy a lot
now for that home you are planning. In
WestmoreIand Hills the picturesque, wind
ing. tree-shaded streets, the seclusion, the
congenial neighbQrs provide an ideal
HomssiteSs, from g $50; Call MR.; RoH- y92Id
consin 1494 evenings and SUNDAYS.
LOTS IN CREsTWooD, lots in Hawthorne,
lots in Ridgewood. You should buy your
lot anG consult me now about building
your home. CreStwood and Hawthorne,
in the District of Columbia, adjacent to
Rock Creek Park. Ridgewood, near north
end of Rock Greek Park in Md. Priced
right. Excellent selections yet available
Phone me for appointment and informa-
ton. Make your selection now. PAUL
P. STONE, Realtor and Builder, Ordway
2244, Taylor 3311
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD, of Conn ave
Lot, 10Ox200 it., all improvements in,
streets, water, sewerage, elec.. gas. Price.
So 900. FIR. 6641.
SIX SITE LOT, beautiful, in Eastern Star
section of Cedar Hill; bargain, cash.
Glebe $3.50. Sc
Evening star., 1945-07-07

say that we have lost Pogradec and
that the Greeks have broken through
our lines. He says Soddu (com-
mander in Albania) now thinks that
military action is impossible and
that the situation may be resolved
only through political Intervention.
"Mussolini calls me at Palazzo
Venezia. I find him very discour-
aged. He says: There is nothing
else to do. This is grotesque and
absurd. We should ask for a ceSsa-
ton of hostilities! Impossible. The
Greeks will ask as an initial condi-
ton the Fuehrer's personal guaran-
tee that nothing ever will be done
again them again. would rather
kill myself than telephone Ribben-
trop.'
What counts now Is to resist, and
to stay in Albania. Mussolini lis
tens to me and decides to make a
fresh attempt"
Dec. 5-"The Germans have given
us SO transport planes"
Dec. 6-"Conference with Mar
shall Mich (Nazi air marshaD, who
has come to Rome to settle the ques-
ton of Stukas in the Mediterranean.
:. Hitler's letter, which he brought,
also differs substantially from the
one sent from Vienna. The Albanian
affair is minimized, certain of solu-
tion, peripheral episode. j.. Caval-
lero has been named (chief of the
General Staff !"
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Five Italian Divisions
DESTROYED in Libyo

Dec. 10-"News of the attack Cby
the British 9th Army on Sid Bar
rani lin Egypt bursts like a flash
of lightning. At first the thing
doesn't seem serious, but subsequent
kilograms from Graziani confirm
that we have received a great blow"
Dec. 11-"Four divisions can be
considered destroyed Gin Libya) and
Graziani says nothing about what
he can do to parry the blow. Mus
solini becomes more and more calm.
:. During the evening word arrives
that the CatanZaro division has been
torn to pieces. What on earth can't
happen in our army if five divisions
can be pulzerized in two days?"
Dec. PA catastrophe telegram
has arrived from Graziani, a mix
ture of excitement, rhetoric and
concern. He is thinking of with
drawing to Tripoh to keep the flag
flying on that fortress at least I'm
mediately, he is concerned with ac-
cusing the commander, that is Mus
solini. for compelling him to wage
the war of a flea against an ele-
phant.'"
Dec. 15-"I find II Duce indignant
toward GraZiani because of a
long recriminating telegram, in
which he speaks man to man. and
solids II Duce for permitting himself
to be betrayed by his Roman mill
tary advisers.
"I receive Marchesa Graziani (the
marShal's wife). She is beside her
self. She has received letter from
her husband containing his will, and
saying one cannot smash steel
armor with fingernails' He asks
mass support of German aviation. "
December 16-"A meeting with II
Duce to request raw materials from
Germany. The sad story begins. =
December 17-"Rumors of a great
victory have spread through the
city. There is no truth in it.
1t is a trick to break down our
morale"
(Monday-The Hess Flight.)
Evening star., 1945-07-07

November Tine sun nnally mas
come out. take advantage of it to
carry out an excellent bombardment
of Salonika Greek port on the
Aegean Sea-. On my return I was
attacked by Greek planes. All went
well, but I must confess :. it is an
ugly sensation"
November 6-"Mussolini is n o. t
happy about the way things are 60
ing in Greece. The attack on Corizza
did occur, the enemy has made some
progress, and it is fact that on the
eighth day of operations the initi-
ative is in their hands. I don't
think we actually are beaten, but
many begin to feel So"
November Ion the Corizza Sec
tor our collapse began when bat
talon of Albanians ran from fear,
There was no betrayal. Gen. Soddu
Qtalian commander in Albania) says
that the arrival of few regiments
of Alpine troops will eliminate all
dangers"
November S-"Grazzi Qtalian min
ister) has returned from Athens and
says tine country's internal conditions
are very bad and that the resistance
is a grass fire. According to him,
Metaxas Greek premier) wa
handed our ultimatum in his dress
ing gown and was ready to yield. He
stiffened only after talking with the
King and with the British minister. u
November 9-"The Greek attack
has lost its impetus. Unfortunately
we, too, do not have strength to re-
sumo our advance. Hitler has
made a speech. Too many per-
sonal arguments to be convincing. 1t
was intended to lift the morale of the
German people, who are disap-
pointed at the results of the Amer
ican election Roosevelt's reelection
as President"
November 10-"Neville Chamber
lain is dead. MuSsolini attributes no
Importance to the event, and says:
This time he definitely missed the
bus He was so pleased with his
remark that he asked me to include
it in my diary"
Evening star., 1945-07-07
AUCTION SALE!
FITIRE

ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON, Auctioneers.
Retiring sale of high-grade lighting fix--
5s tu5ss for every ;9om in the home; hS9T and
lathe, buffer, compressor, motors, fans, iron
safe. desks, display case, etc, by auction
MOndsS n RGss July s45 le nnfs s
o'clock a m. Lighting fixtures and brackets,
including Colonial brass, crystal, etc.; floor
porch MIXTURES, glass and other shades
brass and iron chain, loops, castings, can
opies, shells, Vester standings, spinnings.
screens. wrought-iron marble-top console
table with matching mirror, etc. Also
Reed lathe. air compressor; motors, counter
vises, fire extinguishers, floor display case,
sectional bookcase. rol-top desks, medium
rr iron safe etc. Psempt n Tem9ysl reg rsSeuired:
tiring from business. 1y5,6.7
THos. J. OWEN & son, auctioneeTs, 4S5 4S5
Southern Building--Trustees' sale OF valu-
prsss a9s a4B St RnoNn as
deed 9f trust dated December !, le44s and
No. S494 'tfh AMONG the records Of the Once
tie ef Reedf Si sne
and at the request Of the holder thereof, We
will sell at public. auction within premises
sfRth day Of SaIy, I.P ljss ljs5s' 4, a IS tTS
trust, being in part to-wit; KITCHEN equip.
trap. trap 'sin steam table. refriserator. ice6oS
dishes, glasses. pots, pans, etc, and dining
stools @ SacEbar. fans, cash reTister. coffee
make maker; etc, together With any ana nd az ~
SshfF Ssd 6 the
sSSss siudIss the @ sSoa sll t5sss ns%s; Il stos5
eauipment ea esfS eontsned therein Terms Of
sale: TO be SOLD IS an entirety for all cash & !.
Time aepSs Sf sale H and SETTLEMENT M to be made
within ten days. otherwise the properly
Be " bs anS Tssod M the TsE
saS!Rs ETC., HaR&NSxf + = rs In
southern Building = Auction sale of two
valuable dwellings known as 1913 and
1928 Forty-ninth avenue ne, formerly
Beaver Heights. Kenilworth, Md. a blocks
south of Kenilworth ave, / block east OF
Eastern ave. BY virtue Of The authority sa,dy
in front OF the premises, on Friday, the
18th day of July, 1945, commencing at
so oslOck Pm lots 80 pd SS in 6i0se
Georges County. Md Premises 1913
Forty-ninth ave. ne. is improved by 2
s rooms, bath and hot-water heat. Prem
ises 1925 Forty ninth ave. ne; is improved
by 2-story detached stucco dwelling hav.
Ing D rooms, DaLl anu HOl-WhtST meat anu
a garage. Terms of sale: Each property to
be sold separately. The purchaser vii vii be
cash, Of which a deposit of $500 will be
required at the time of sale; the. balance
of the purchase price over and above the
of trust on the property being sold, payable
in monthly installments of l per cent of
payment would include principal curtail
and interest at 5l2 per cent. All con-
veyancing, title examination, recording
and revenue stamps to be at the cost of
the purchaser; terms of the sale to be COM
piled with within 80 days of the day Of
sale, otherwise the property may be sold
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertising of such
sale in some paper published in Washing
ton, D. C. THOS. j. OWEN g. SON,
Auctioneers. jy5,710,12
Evening star., 1945-07-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

500 PER ACRE, 65 acres, As Under culti-
vation, 20 acres in woodland, 2 streams,
fronting on good gravel road, block from
sgRBe c0iesS Sd dI'anes Can AsRtdH
APPROXIMATELY 40 ACRES. suitable
for airport. fronting on superhighway,
about 20 miles from Wash. W. S. HOGE,
Jr. 1915 Lee highway. Arlington, Va.
FOR SALE To- 70 CoLoRED-sites from .
to 8 acres in Fairfax County. Va; reason
able price and terms. W. S. HOGE Jr.,
38l5 Lee highway, Arlington. Va; phone
III ACRES UP, Nd. suburbs. T mi to
hard road, elec., tele. OWNER, Box 1871
rs FERTILE ACRES, orchard, e-r. house.
cleo, roadstand, chicken house, garage,
bus; nr. seheol; mi. to D. c. OWNER
3 AND IO-AcRE TRACTS, close to Fairfax
Courthouse on hard-surfaced road, $500
up. Falls Church S12-W-1
APPROX: Al ACRES, Just below, Alex,
close to Route No. l. Sewer line through
property Pans and fo
imm. building. In area of extensive post
gar development Get details. HARRING-
TON MANAGEMENT CO., 710 14th st, NV.
CHOICE @ RSEe ACREAGE, Ga. ave extended, IT
running back 70 Patuxent River; good
fishing and swimming; only .S125 per
MURDOCH, SH. S794.
631s ACRES. near Accokeek, Nd. 15 miles
from District line. $500 ft. on hard road,
per acre; "a cash. Call Mr. Eames, HO.
s471. JAMES E. MAHONEY, woodward
bldg, RE. 2411.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

7 MILES from Fairfax Courthouse-120
acres, of which rs heavily wooded, wa
location, seclusion and beautiful view: ex-
cellent soil, uncultivated for 20 years;
good house and barn; v Bargain loSa S1o;13so; !
$50 ACRES, 10 miles from warrenton in
Culpeper County, mostly clear. some tim
round springs; Groom house occupied by
good tenant who would like to to- stay ,1TG on;
this is 2 good buy; price, $11 900 LOUIS LoIS
VACANT : $4,000 A bargain - 7-room
country home, cool, quiet; 51-acre farm;
practically all modern;. cleo, phone, built
woods, balance in meadow; large stream;
sparkling spring water: orchards; bank
barn, chicken house. hoghouse, smokehouse;
flowers. shade; committing distance. JOHN
BURDoFT, colesville Md. Call Ashton
12-ACRE VA. FARM, immediate posses
sion. 4-room bungalow, barn and chicken
beautiful shade trees, stream, high eleva.-
from D. e; price, $4,000; cash above 1st
trust. Also attractive 3 large room
BUNGALOW DfHHs in goed condition, sleetric sad:
substantial gown payment. Also large
farms for sale and also other acreage for
yenna Sqs s$SS sso and vspn. up EGr app% % EhEPe
SELLS REAL ESTATE, Chain Bridge I'd
10
FARM sSs.t: pss Vs4s. south ass :,
School; 2 houses. poultry houses. ca
biz income ON G9y price 900 ene Cali ho RE-
BEEftsvhfi.LiEs. vi e: 9$ acres. overlooking wash
bath. electricity. hardwood foors. full
basement, h.-w;h.. large front rorch. gear
garage. pump house. horse and COW barn.
corn. crib, several chicken houses, large
bearing orchard. vineyard. acre. aspar-
transportation: possession; S22 900, terms.
ERWIN, REALTY CO.. Hyattsyille 0334.
NEAR LEE HIGHWAY in virginia on hard
road, 1i6. acres, 50 miles from Washing
ton; well fenced. with springs and streams,
Groom house, electricity installed, mana
gers house, very extensive poultry and hog
ate possession. Price, SI4, 600; one-third
cash, This is really q show. place, ad-
Joining me estates; Shown by. .sppoint-
AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax CO., Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
In co. operation Dith OPA,
advertisements under Auton,o-
biles for Sale must include
make, year, model, body type,
price and statement Within
OPA Ceiling"
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1882 4-door sedan; s cyl; run
less than $4,000; $400 cash; below OPA
ceiling. Call after pm, ia. 2220. 7*
BUICK 1941 special convertible: excellent
condition. original owner; no dealers;
Sl,171, within oPA ceiling. Write Box
BUICK & 80. 81 sedan; equipped with 8
wheels, radio and heater, black finish,
good tires: reconditioned and guaranteed: !:
under OPA at S1.295. HORNER'S COR
CADILLAC 1912 ''63'' 4-door sedan; very
low mileages will consider trade of late
model convertible; S2.226; within OPA
ceiling. 1888 Pa. ave. s.e.
DODGE 1884 coupe: newly painted; under
oPA. ceiling; S225; private party. 3733
HUDSON H 9ie4o a-door sedan; radio and
heater: $500, within oPA ceiling. 5so6
Georgia ave. NV.
La SALE 1887 4--dr. sedan; radio. heater,
sSi4 9th st. ne, THj pu eS ssSz M alter es',na pm
weekdays or all day Sunday. 81
sedan, radio. heater, overdrive: excellent
ing. Sill. so. Ia. 6s14.
oLDSMoBILE 1885 2-door trunk sedan;
motor doesn't use any oil; tires, good;
radio and heater. Privately owned RE
2907, after pm. Within oPA ceiling
PACKARD 1888 touring sedan; condition
good; price below oPA ceiling, 1895.
Phone GE. SS04. 7s
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Italian Fleet Attacked
BY British at Toronto

November PA black day. The
British have attacked the Italian
feet without warning at laramie
(naval base in Southern italy,, and
have sunk the dreadnaught Cavour
and damaged heavily the battleships
Littorio and Duilio. II Duce took
the blow quite well and does not
seem to have realized its serious
ness"
November 13-"n Duce is begin
ming to lose faith in Badoglio (chief
of the general stafD."
November l5-"The eeks, 1t
seems, have resumed their attack all
along the front. We lack cannon,
while the Greek artillery is modern
and we'll handled"
November 1S-"A rather puzzling
Ribbentrop meets me in Salzburg
.. The Germans see gloom ahead
II had lunch with Serrano
(Suner, Spanish foreign minister
and Ribbentrop. Serrano is out
spoken. He chats with a freedom
the Germans don't like, criticizing
especially the German effort TO gel
together with the French.
"In the afternoon I saw Hitler at
the Berghof. The atmosphere
was heavy. Hitler is pessimistic and
believes the situation much aggra-
waited by what has occurred in the
Balkans. His criticism is definite
and final. I try to speak, but he
does not permit me to proceed. Only
in the second part of the conversa-
ton, after Hitler has given his con-
sent to our negotiations with Yugo-
slavia, does he become warm and
cordial. The idea of an alliance
with Yugoslavia excites him.
Alternate defeats and victories
on the Albanian front. I fear we
shall have to withdraw to a pre-
viously established line"
Evening star., 1945-07-07
SUBURBAN sALE-VA. Cont. .

.
MODERN 5-RM. BRICK, 2-story detached
automatic oil air-cond. heat, full dry base
ment, tiled bath; prewar constructions; ex-
cellent neiehborhood. Direct from OWNER,
aRLTISGToN-CSo 5-room home: 1st
floor contains living room, dining room,
Kitchen, large screened rorch on rear; End
oil heat; slate roof. priced at S7050. Va
cant open TO-DAY S1a to bS reach InItS 1Tiye
Monroe and open sign. MAYNARD BAYLES
CO.. Realtors Falls Church 2430, exclu-
VIENNA. VA.-9-room shinsle house. large
lot: in center of town; good condition;
$3.50; terms. E. E. CoCKRILL, phone
GENTLEM2N's GEL ri ESTATE, 90 minutes from
the District. 2S5a acres, 10-room house.
horse The residence sets on high eie-
maple trees and many kinds OF, evergreens.
The acreage is about half cleared and half
wooded. Stream in the back, property IS
located one. mile from trafic light in Falls
Is clear of debt and requires substantial
cash. Price S27,50O. LOUIS r. SIMP-
SON realtoE;i EXCLUSIVE, 9Ili 1850 N. Irving ST.,
ARii.ISSGroN. Aiti. ii65it3 1918 Colonial ter. semi
detached brick, practically new home, for
mea by oil bea Nes
cars, bus. shopping center, school. Priced
low for quick sale. No agents. GIL. 4s72.
GROOM AND BATH frame house; nre-
place; oil-burner h.-w.h.; full cellar; 2
large and roomy porcbes; garage; chicken
house; garden spot; fruit and SHADE trees
corner lot, 5Ox130; close to schools, stores
and transportation; price, $500.
4-room and bath frame bungalow: fre-
place; coal-burner h W; h.: large unfinished
attic; garage; fruit and shade trees; flow
ers; strawberries; lot 50x135; close to ev-
erything; price, S5,950. REIBLE, agent
OK. 06l5 or Glebe 1928
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Goren on Bridge

A hand that might have enled
with TOO bad, partner, that was an
unfortunate trump break" turned
out instead to be triumph of deli
cate bidding methods, and it took
only a few moments O. care for
North and South team to provide
each other with the essential fea-
turues of their respective holdings.
There are certain slams on which
overapproaching methods are not
apt to pay. They may depend upon
the luck of the opening lead and the
opposition must not be given any
assistance in selecting the spot to at
tack. There are others in which the
essential feature upon which the
success of the slam will depend can
never be scientifically determined.
1t may be a doubleton or an odd
jack, which no system can take care
OF. On this type of hand the KNOCK
'em down and drag 'em out" tactics
are recommended.
But there are other hands in
which precise information can be
exchanged and the final contract
reached without any of the dangers
incident to blasting. Today's hand
is an example. South opened with
one spade. There is small group
of players who make it practice to
open this type of hand with a CLUB.
That Is not necessary because if
your partner should respond to your
spade with two hearts, the hand is
certainly strong enough for a three
club bid. West overcalled with two
hearts and North raised freely to
two spades. South sensed slam pos
sibilitieS and rebid three clubs. This
bid is one round force since spades
have been temporarily agreed upon.
North's choice of bids at this point
is worthy of note. The three dia-
mond call serves every purpose. If
South is trying to work his way into
no trump contract, this bid will
help. If South is out slamming then
North surely is justified in showing
the ace of diamonds since he holds
number of key cards. There is also
a mild suggestion contained in-this
bid that North's spade raise was
baSeo on only three trumpS, though
this need not necessarily be the case
South's bid of four diamonds Is an
obvious cue bid indicating the king
and certainly could not be interpret
ed as desire to play the hand at
that suit. North now showed the
club support. Note that North's bid
must show real club support since
he is not showing an important
honor in that suit. South then con-
tracted for the slam in clubs which
was fulfilled with ease. Note that
a contract of six spades would have
gone on the rocks because Of the four
spades in EaSts hand The hkeli-
hood of a bad break in spades was
naturally greater than in clubs mas
much as one more club was held.
Copyright. 1e45. by Charles H. GorenJ
Evening star., 1945-07-07
Count Ciono's Diory-No. II
|DUCE ASKS H|TLER'S AID
lN GREECE AND LIBYA
Italy Stunned by Routing
Of Five Divisions in Two Days
Copyright 1945. the Chicago Daily News,
rights transation
November i, 1s4o-January /, 1s41.

the closing days of 1940 Duce, who had dreamed
gandy empire reduced abect appeal to the
bail him of Albania and Egypt where his vaunted
reds according to the diary OF Count
Ciano, Mussolini's son-inaw
Within eight days of the attack the Greeks Cano admitted
sadly that the had passed the hands of the sturdy
Macedonian fighters Within five weeks Musson reconced
asking amise and persuaded against only at
the last moment
British blow fell in Egypt December and the last straw
Duce discovered his commander in Albania Gen.
Soddu spent evenings composing music for motion pictures
Evening star., 1945-07-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MT. PLEASANT SECTION -Det. 9-unit
apt, bldg. located in Washington6 ideal
low low; rentals and low upkeep: price. S35.-
600 for reliable party, can handle with
$4,000 cash; balance l trust; excellent
%oibers 5Rfs Ia of 17ss fSssS With f" sHANNoN t 4
SoH ST a" 4famiy IAN va st
yesT EaefG Expense o3g sS s7i266 e last year
OFF, 1851 E st. NV. Ma. 1889 or GE.
WELL LOCATED COR, n.w.-s units, !
and bedrm. apts.; very low rent; excel
value; well financed. HERMAN ROM
GEoRGETowN-Goo location; remodeIed
brick apt; house g units; ! and rooms,
some with extra large living rooms, in
also janitor's quarters; economic opera
ssnngn sslItngi Can OWNER DE: 1859: .n.s
Snanced. Sda MANN MANNAs RE REAITY CO. SSIS
Wilson blyd; OK; or GIL. 27S4: -
10Th aad 9fst 4df front Rw to vide eeTss sey
splendid site for any business: good
sff6 si6oo on RoBERP e EeSsn Co. DFSs
FOR sALE-1st-trust note bearing 81
on Lee blvd, Arlington, Va. Note under
yERoME, S. MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV.
1921 1891 foGST 1 ST. N.w.-26 it. wide, 1874 it.
long, flreproof, reinforced concrete, roof;
9aso 3ERoME 81 s. MURRaY Nj pCSsesi3S ISS1 ST. nT
64 APIS. AND Z STORES, valuable up
town corner in bus. dist. bldg. showing ex-
cellent return with low rentals; priced below
market HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT
CO, 10 14th St.. NV. .EX. 1929. 10
NEAR 14th and Longfellow SITS. n n,w.-Two-
family apartment; each with 2 bedrooms,
kitchen dining room and hath; insulated,
gas heat, hot water; rent, S125 per mo,
includes Utilities; price, S17500. VICTOR
CAHILL, agent, MA. 6313 or WO. 4740.
SO, 900 FULL PRICE for 2-story brick dwell
ing, new vacant and in need of repairs.
80 Atlantic ave. sc. Lot frontage 100
it: reasonable terms. CHAS L. NORRIS,
RealtOr, 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2l12.
UPPER 10th ST., near Col. rd.-Two at
tractive homes; one of rooms and 2 baths
and one of rooms and bath: rented for
nearly 5000 per mo: lot located in an area
fronting two streets, suitable for apt.
house development meantime it is an at
729 5th ST Reaitor Ma O753. Eve,
WITHIN is MINUTES of downtown Wash.
An outstanding 32-unit apt. bldg, fire.
proof construction, on main blvd close to
large Govt: bldgs. and every convenience
cross ventilation, junior dining rms, large
kitchens; bldg. 3 yrs. old: rentals, approx.
financed Cali Mr.. woiberg, TIA 1885.
with SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905 h
st. NV, MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1945-07-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL desirable once rooms or com
plete door. For rent near Hecht Co
DESK SPACE for rent. also mailing and
phone service. L. J, COWIE, 500 Eye
st. NV. MA. 54S.
fee space to suit tenant. See MR.. KAY
at 2lO1h Pennsylvania ave. during busi-
ness hours.
with safe, reception room: also complete
floors for offices or commercial use. Call
r. HERNANDEZ. DI 1851 from y to II
si6 NEW YORK AVE-Over 400 square
feet large windows for display, private
lavatory THOS. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors,
l21 10th st. NV. Ma. 0165.