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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Move Designed to Help
Nation Back On Its Feet

The big problem in the pro-
gram now under study is one of
financing. One suggestion Is
that the cotton be made avail
able to Germany by means of a
loan provided either by the U. S.
Export-Import Bank or the
Commodity Credit Corporation.
The latter agency holds title to
the government-owned cotton.
Another proposal would in
volve purchase of the cotton by
the United Nations Relief and
UNRRA then would take pay
ment for the cotton from the
Germans in the form of textile
for relief of other European
countries.
AS yet no decision has been
made. The matter is being stud
led by Secretary of Agriculture
Anderson and a cotton export
advisory committee, composed
of representatives Of the Am
erican cotton industry, and by
the state department. The state
department has announced that
it favors a policy of providing
funds to help Germany import
her necessities over the next two
years.
QUICK MARKET SOUGHT
Anderson is eager to dispose
of the Governments cotton hold
ings during the next year or so.
The foreign field is large, but
the effective demand Is limited
by a lack of foreign exchange
and by the fact that American
cotton is priced considerably
above that of cotton grown In
other countries.
This country now Is paying a
subsidy of four cents q pound
on commercial exports.
The Export-Import Bank last
night announced $5,OOO,OOO
loan to Finland to be used to
buy $4,000 bales of cotton, and
it is expected that some other
European countries now negoti-
ating credits here will use part
of any funds obtained for simi-
lar purchases.
Under terms Of the loan to
Finland, purchases will be made
by private importers directly
from American shippers.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Japs Missed Biggest Bet in Not Bombing Panama
Canal Vital u. S. Lifeline, When War Started
BY S. BURTON HEATH
NEA Staff Correspondent

BALBOA, c. z. - II II pos
sible now to reveal that the Axis
powers missed the victory boat,
about five years ago, by their
failure to 60 after the Panama
Canal aggressively and bellig-
erently.
From what I have learned
here, il seems very probable
that the Japanese could have put
the Canal out of business in 1941
if they had realized the weak
ness of its defenses. If they had
been willing to gamble with that
sacrificial spirit that the kami-
kaze pilots exhibited In the
closing days of the war, they
could have knocked out the
Canal.
Information as to what hap
pened here during the war Is
very difficult to obtain from Of
ficial sources, even where no Sc
curity angle II claimed. But
from sources Of unquestionable
reliability certain general facts
appear.
CHECK SABOTAGE
Even before we got into the
war, every possible precaution
against sabotage was initiated.
With the collaboration of neigh
boring Latin American nations,
screen was set up so that,
theoretically, no person of what
ever nationality could get within
hundreds of miles of the Canal
without thorough inquiry into
his background and his errand.
Panamanians, whose country
owns the Canal Zone that the
United States administers, could
not cross the Zone from one part
of their country to the other
without careful control.
~.
Armed guards of sailors and
marines rode through the Canal
with some 1900 ships, during
the war, watching for the slight
est evidence of any attempt at
sabotage.
Every vessel that sailed the
Caribbean, down to the tiniest
fishing smack, had to carry iden-
tification markings recognizable
from sea or air, for the benefit
of protective patrols.
The efficiency of these meas
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Youth Is Fined
i'm Beating of
French Officer

William Allor, II, OF 115 w.
Sharkey street, was fined $50
and $6.65 costs Thursday by
Justice of the Peace Frank +.
Jennette for assault and battery
in connection with brutal beat
ing inflicted on a French off,
Ger. Allor was also placed on
six months probation by Justice
Jeannette. :,
The defendant, who pleaded
guilty to the charge, allegedly
provoked a fight with a French
Army officer in a Gratiot ave-
nue. restaurant.
Police said that although the
Frenchman, 1t. Maurice Casaux,
25. sought to avoid the fight,
Allor hit him, breaking his nose
and inflicting a severe beating
on him.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14

sures Is attested by the fact that
the Canal functioned uninter-
rupted throughout the war. No
would-be saboteur ever got with
in danger distance of the vital
locks.
VULNERABLE
But in the beginning the Ca
nal was highly vulnerable to the
type of attack that neither Ger
mans nor Japs tried to make.
Neither guns, planes nor ships
were available in sufficient
numbers to give adequate pro-
lection against a determined at
tack. And there was a period
when the relatively few planes
in the Zone did not have suffi-
cient gasoline or ammunition for
a prolonged defense against q
strong, persistent enemy.
On the Atlantic side the chain
Of bases that stretched from
Cuba to Trinidad, through the
Greater and Lesser Antilles, per-
mitted surface and air patrols
that would have encountered
any Nazi carrier task force some
1850 miles east of Colon, and
beyond the range of carrier
based bombers.
But on the Pacific side, until
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
By OVID A. MARTIN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-(Pl
Germany may become an out
let for a part of this country's
surplus Of low-grade cotton.
The government is consider
ing ways of placing at the dis
posal OF German textile mills a
part of the 100000 bales OF
such cotton the government ac-
quired before the war under its
grower price support program.
The objective is two-fold: To
help defeated Germany get back
on its economic feet and to pro-
vide more cotton clothing for
needy Europe.
Before the sos, Germany was
one Of this country's biggest cot
ton customers. Then the Reich
turned to other cotton and to
synthetic fiber.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
Cernany Likely Output For Surplus Of U. S. Cottor


ships were not painted In cur
lous designs during World War I
tor the purpose Of making them
les visible, but to make It more
difficult for torpedo boats to ss-
timate their speed and course.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14

we fortified the Ecuadorean
Galapagos Islands, a Jap force
could have sneaked carriers
within range at least as easily
as did the one responsible for the
attack on Pearl Harbor. Why
that was not done, either stimuli
tansously with the December z
attack or Immediately after, Is
not readily explainable.
Because II was not done. we
were able to ruSh the Yorktown,
the Hornet and the Wasp from
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14
GM-uAW Negotiation
Transcript Revealed
Reuther Quoted As
Promisina Bitter Fiaht

DETROIT, Dec. IA - H -
General Motors Corp. made pub
lie today a transcript of yes
terday's negotiations with the
United Auto Workers (CIO) in
what GIN officials called an ef-
fort to clarity Vice President
Harry w. Anderson's press con-
ference prediction yesterday that
the 24-day-old strike would las:
"at least siM.weeks. longer"
Anderson and Walter p. Reu-
ther, UAW vice president in
charge of the GIN department,
were quoted as saying in the
negotiations:
ANDERSON: 1--WE are going
to give you the demands on the
contract chances Monday"
REUTHER: 1--WE will be pre-
pared to discuss those demands
On about the same schedule you
were prepared to discuss our
wage demands, about six weeks,
so six weeks from now we will
be prepared to talk about those
things"
ANDERSON: "All right"
REUTHER: "And then we will
give you the unions demands.
For every one you give us we
will give you a counter de
mand."
ANDERSON: Cali right"
REUTHER: IF you want to
talk about those six or eight
weeks from now it is okay with
u.s."
ANDERSON: 1T Is okay with
US"
The contract between huge
General Motors corporation and
the Auto Workers was termin-
ated by the Auto manufacturers
Monday.
Reuther was quoted as telling
the GM negotiators that you're
asking for a fight, and brother,
you're going to get 1t. II it's
the last thing we do, we're 60
ing to sweat this one out to the
bitter end"
Andersons only reply was
"you asked for it,"
Tests on airmen show that his
ceiling can be raised a mile by
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14

Atlantic to Pacific after Pearl
Harbor destroyed our Pacific
Navy. We got at least q skele-
ton force into action against the
Japs three weeks sooner than
otherwise would have besn pos
sible. And the bare figure az
1900 ships guarded through
the locks gives some idea, 70
those who remember the criti.
cal shortage Of shipping during
most Of the war. how vital those
locks were 70 victory.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-14

Tests on airmen show that his
ceiling can be raised mile by
taking about an ounce and three
fourths of sugar just before the
flight. The sugar acts as brain
fuel and counteracts lack of oxy-
gen at high attitudes.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy your
home today or sell, to cash clients waiting
spDsa at fs n''Sh: MrGaEl YALE acR Sc aS:5i'2 81 &:
We CAN SELL your mouse. We can get
spu sa5n "SD ihzf Reasos
WE ARE LIKE ali other brokers. hsv..
markst and fo5 ! asicS sale, Deal psal WIN VII
s99dendce esta0shsd ~ l9G5 senRsdH MaRHA ya
!, wAPLE{ X c.: 6$4a a5Sz i4th St, NV WASH
VI We c CAN y SELL iI4e YOUR HOUSE at its full
valve today Our opinion entails W R1 oo
SAgNDF5s pf f0 i65 NG 5s Rsa0ss s. established
BRiGHTWooD. Petworth worth and al CHEVY Chase
homes are needed badly to meet heavy
pfces We er sonr fs Eoms List D 1t mm
sssSy = faias Sz: e. 5 s!s lS's af''s. ST.
washington Or nearby Mon,gomery G9upsyL
VIII nh psy Il CASH Neional tor sng s5 Sosse in Pet.
ton: fee appraisal 3. J. o'coNNoR.
S!5es FA1 4HH as. Cash sss s ogsy sRs
CASH 70! TO 10 room brick or frame.
D. C. or Md. no delays. z. A: GARVEY.
DI 45Os; eyes. and Sun, GE, $500; L
Thomas Circle,
WILL PURCHASE from owner for cash or
3 bedroom house. prefer NV. section.
TOP PRICE for your house in D. C. or
Silver Spring. Experienced salesman vii!
co, 532i2 Ga, ave RA, 500.
BUYERS Free app!aisals. ouick settlements.
PRIVATE PARTY is interested in purchas.
ing 3 10 5 nearby Wash. houses for in
cash. No dealers, please. Glebe 625l.
/ WE NEED LISTINGS Of desirable property
I for sale and can assure you of the utmost
service. The market is active and We have
many au-cash purchasers. This evening,
call Mr.. Walk, OR. zoos. THOS. J..
FISHER g. CO., INC, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-04-10

TWO QUIET college-graduate girls want
one large double or two single bedrooms
preferably with private bath, northwest
section or nearby Virginia would like
Housekeeping privileges. private entrance.
etc. @, Oslo after Is m.
REFINED SETTLED WOMAN desires room
IN pLlYate home or share apartment with
dog g.tt OF seryicem4n. B x 9S-L Star. :"
ONE LADY with small pet dog wants to
rent ore furnished Housekeeping room or
sleeping room. Kitchen privileges, located
near transp. Box a1-L Star.
WASTED-Refined lazy wishes room, fur
uiShed or ImfurnIshed. nerhborhood Geo.
Washington Law School. Box 256-L, Star
I"s
UNFURSI SHED ROOM with kitchen priv
Il2ges or 1coom apartment in neighbOr-
hood between GEORGETOWN and Glen Echo
along Cabin John route by single girl.
Box I'LL. star. 1@~
COLORED-ouiet couple must move, de-
Sires room. cooking privileges or apt, in
II W ME- 1f31 IL
Evening star., 1945-04-10
FARM and GARDEN.


WONDERGRO makes poor soils good and
Gnod soils better; for more beautiful lawns
shrubbery and productive Victory Gardens
apply now; SIS ton delivered. Lincoln
4IS2 q o,pps rop s.,r c lu'
irises, chrysanthemums; also fresh dug
Strawberry and raspberry plants. JOHN
B. Silver Spring. Md. Cali Ashton 3s46. '"
SOD delivered and laid. Call Poolesville
205S or write WADE BROTHERS,, Boyd,
VICTORY GARDEN PLowfNG. Have your
Victory garden plowed. Call CHI. 916O for
immediate booking, Sunday and ewes.
GARDEN FLOWING, large or small. Call
MAp TopsoiI' DIS. FOR SALE will ,o.d-vou
haul or We haul. TR. 170S. Call night
IA%N GT Say' MOWERS sHARpENEp. factory
lathe grinder; no deliveries ARGENT
BROS, 1896 n WASHINGTON blvd, Arl. 800
AZALEAS, ROSES, lilacs and peonies for
spring planting. Order today by calling
Lincoln 2399, HOWARD DOWNEY, Guar
anteed Nursery Stock, 1888 Meigs ST.,
Evening star., 1945-04-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont,

FURN. HOUSE or apt. in Northwest for
eaIY M1Y EN- to 45sRt 5s9e TO- ANY rent considered
BY BY MAY iGTwo-bedroom, unfurnished
n9ass $50 responsSle
smSSys a4sfiK
west. nearby virginia or Maryland; best
businesS' bas financial and social reference q.
sSS RGAF t4aoF oFFicHk. Ssf wife and child require
furnished house: will pay up to 5000 mo;
would also consider unfurnished mouse.
wave VA OFFICERS, permanently stationed
in Washngton desire furnished home;
Or Transportation. After 8 pm. EN- 4211,
WILL PAY up to $500 per mo. for 3 or =, 4
NV Bethesda Or silver Spring area; need
SHsss%tS oS 3sf5ASisnaS Sfs sssrn
eP eRd or n% RGuse or f4F '0ues eAp E'e
Rspgslie 500 Ext; 624a or or 5os2. l2. ga
ITsnspor5atIon @ No Pets, sTcellent refs
Snail sR G SIC NIcE HSusE m9 EN- With 47i lawn and
rage, Bethesda Chevy Chase or Silver
RPFsPoNsislE RPssFs M4 re, coLoREp FAMILY will
best references. Ho. s2s5. 49,
uNFURNIsHED 5 or s room house or
Dept. of Agriculture; permanent. Call MRS.
CHARLES E. BRODERSEN. DI. 1868. 12'
ARMY OFFICER, returned from overseas,
now stationed permanently in Washing
ton, desires to buy or lease home or apt.
in good district. VIII buy furniture.
WE HAVE CLIENT with excellent refer
enceS, willing to pay up to $3.50 month:
will go some distance out Of town; bed
rooms preferred. Please call MR.. DOE,
UNFURN. HOUSE, close in, rent up to
Sl75 mo-; also furn. house rent from $500
to $500. Call MRS GRIER. ewes, CO.
FIVE OR SIX ROOM detached house in
W. SuburbS--Will exchange lease on six
room new brick detached house in Phila
suburbs. renting $50, Box "70-L, Star. g
OUR LANDLADY wants our house for her
own use. We want unfurn. 81 rms. su-
burban pref. AppIox. 500. Good
tenants. RA 4o74 IL
Los ANGELES SUBURB. 6-S rooms, fur
nlshed or UNFINISHED. Wisconsin 3402
AMERICAN CONSULAR OFFICER, family,
returned from overseas, urgently require
;}-bedroom unfurnished house, Virginia.
Maryland, D. G. up to Sl25 3 months
rent, advanced; guarantee keep excellent
condition. Box 277-L, Star.
EXECUTIVE, permanent Govt. dept, de-
slres unfurn. house with . or more bed
rooms; conv. transp,, with large lot. No
children; references. 81. S4l9.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL, between 20-25 yrs of age, to share
3-room apartment with another. Call Ii.
1910 after .12 Sunday; weekdays after
$50 Pm; Address 141o G st. Sc. TO-
other woman $40 Munson Hall, Apt. 2o1
RE 1923 after pm.
GOVT GIRL to. share new. beautifully
furnished apt. with two other girls: con-
venient transportation downtown. Box
SINGLE GIRL. under a5, to share Groom,
bath apt. with l other; cooking facilities;
TWO GIRLS, share with another girl, sep
Tss1I0 fssI EUcLID IL hD ST. NV, Apt. 1ospGirl,
20-25 yrs to share furni@shsd she apt viii With
others: $40. everything. Call DU. 5S96.
ist-fioor apt. 500, coal, water, cleo. gas;
must care for stoker, yard. Box 245-L,
1910 PARK RD. N.w.-3 rooms and 2ri-
vate bath, entire floor, nicely furn, S120;
adults. Michigan 344S.
1882 FAIRMONT ST N.W-Large lst-
floor front, Ink rm., twin beds, gas stove,
Frigidaire, running water; employed adults;
BnaTfifuLIY faEf1fhffS ~ PFHGRN. APT, COOL near
Shoreham: excellent Rock Greek Park view;
5000. DE. 1852 or Box 1920. Star.
ONE GIRL to share apt. with two other
girls. Living rm., bedrm., dinette Kitchen
cite and bath, $50 mo. 1920 Sth st. ne.
TWo T GENTLE GIRLS will share. apart
portstion. RE. $500, Ext. 71o4; after
1905 GHAPiS ST. N.w.-1 room and al
cove, semiprt. bath; S3650. Elec. plate
and refrigerator.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NICELY, furnished rms. for young ladies.
excellent trans. unllm, phone, laundry
privileges. ia. 093o.
VACANCIES for young people: walking
distance: well-balanced meals; S3s per
1iO6 10th ST. N.W.-Girls, 3 single beds
in nice room with windows; S47 each per
month
ia MASS. AVE. N.w.-Young lady to
share large room, adjoining bath; S44
monthly: gentle home.
I326 10Th ST. NV; Newly decorated
THREE MEALS A DAY except Sunday. .
meals Sunday, S32 month, 2l1i 18th st.
NV NO g"5S l3t
SINGLE BEDS for . girls or couple, pri-
vate y bath; So mo. each. l4o6 18TH
i;3i \. II. AVE. N.w.-vacancics for 2
young, ladieS in high-class. modern, well.
above average: handsome dining room
walking distance or good Transportation;
S4S per mo. each
7II6 7th ST NV, near Walter Reed
Single room: next to bath: private gentle
home meals optional; S25; room and.
breakfast. $50. RA. 1925.
lis6 MASS. AVE. NINA distinctive
home for young people; openings for young
ladies Rea aSonable
Evening star., 1945-04-10
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK,

PONY CART WANTED, preferably with
rubber tires. Elmwood $40.
FOR SALE, pair good work horses and 3
pairs mules. good workers. At 4427 Po-
.Gmas aye M 10 PARMEBpr;vate BSsg
daily. 40 head Of work horses, good young
mules: from medium priced horse to the
best that grows; lot of mated teams: sor-
rels. roans. dapple grays; purebred Bel
gian mares, 2 purebred Percheron mares.
at Shadow Lawn Stock Farms. You can
pay half the purchase price, balance to
suit. Horses delivered any reasonable dis
tance at no extra charge. Reference,
George dP Henderson, president. Mont
gomery County National Bank, Rockville,
Md, W o. DOSH, prop. Gaithersburg,
Md Phone 40.
COws-Good chance to get select. COW.
Guernseys, heavy producers, tb. and bangs
tested; reasonable. RA. $500.
TEAM OF HORSES, and s years old,
mares, black and gray; exceptionally fine
workers: sound in every way; about l 400
pounds each. Must be seen tEtchison.
k5out VI. old complete, $3.50. Phone
IA. 1879, Apt. 2, evenings.
Evening star., 1945-04-10

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.---Men. $3.50
wk single rooms rooms 10 min shw hdoWntoWn no, on
slIs !Grts'ls 8 0sds 81 Aw&share M 42S rm for girl
$40 sSi5S w WooBEEI BE il1si FI. Nw.-Gentlemen:
phona s16 5o0& No ispfva's S555 pain Oni
dGS ih ST. NWNeely tHrn Tnse
1tSm l5ea il II ST. IL SS2w.-Nice home. young men
and women; 81, week with meals, 81 week
@os5 LEGATION ST. Nw-Nicely turn.
couple IN modern home next to lied bath
1923 EYE ST. NW.-Downtown; unusual
ly large sleeping room. S25 single $50
@iGG TUNLAw RID. N.w-Wen furn. room
near bath, nice porch attached, best
transp; Tor lady. 50 per week: OR. 9552.
we'll furn. nm, semiprlvate bath, unlm.
phone, 50: ladies. III 1905,
I16o HARVARD ST; N.W.-Large double
near sorfs E%n and neaF oa
weekly DU. 97Se or De 26o@.
1913 X ST N.W.--Young lady to share
bath S@i monhy; % e GENTLE nth home. me- S'e
1850 CoRCoRAN ST. NW.-Laree double
basement room; near busline, SIS week.
I32O SHERIDAN ST.-I.gc master bedrm..
PVT bath, nicely furn.. plenty closet space.
room for lady private home; new decora-
tons; conv. 10 Mt. Pl. and 10th lines, So.
MI S6HS
I5IO PARK RID. Nw-Larce front room.
nicely furnished, 500 mo; adults. MI.
34iS.
1881 CONN. AvE-Large double room for
Gentlemen, twin beds, $3.50 each; also
single room $50.
3.O5 HI NTINGION ST. large room,
private shower bath; private home; con-
venlent transportation; 500 EN- 5OOS.
COLORED-l3UO Rhode Island ave NV
Employed ladies to share rm. with sinGle
beds; rent, So weekly Cal! after l pm.
C6LoRED-lo36 Park rd.-several COM
persons. 81 so and s. weekly AID 5aGS,
NO 7O44 PARK ROAD HOUSING co
COLORED-IS39 18th NV, Apt lOl.
large front room; = or 2 girls: 81 a wk.
each: some privileges. NO 1892
COLORFD-439 Lurav pl n.w-Coun1e,
some privileges, S4.75 each. GE. 1921.
ULORED - Irving s.. y large rnl.
for rent girls, S5 week each GE. 5006.
tOLORED-E oCm for > refi"eI Cow. -irlS.
twin beds. S5 each per week. 7S3 Fair
mont st, NV. Call after 4.30 pm.
COLORED-@5"4 18th st, n w.-RooRl for
: yOdl!E ladies. also | glrI to share tWln
beds with another girl no cooking, 50.
COLoRED-1Sl6 ST nw-ouiet. en-
ployed couple or girls. no cooking; SO
10th st. nw.-Iargc
front room for 3 girls or 8 boys light
cooking. -, ,IN each.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED.

TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT in .Takoma
Park, Md, to exchange for similar apt.
in Norfolk Va. Write Box 293-G, Star.
EXCHANGE 2-rm. modern apt, 200 35th
st, ne. $40. for suburban apt. Phone RE.
4l42, Ext. 5727, weekdays
$685. MAPLE ST. NV rooms and bath;
tenants furnish own heat; S:,7 80. JONES
g. GATES, l07 Carroll st. NV
EXCHANGE / bedroom, unfurnished, mod
ern apt. $50, near Kennedy and Georgia
ave. NV, for same or larger apt, Bronx or
Manhattan. ia. 0S65. Box 432-K, Star.
H.
WILL EXCHANGE duplex apt. in ne. for
one in NV. section. l@46 Holbrook ter.
ne. Apt 4 $50 80 plus heat MI. 9149.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

TURKEY pouts improved broad breasted
bronze; poultry-turkey houses pens: pet
stock pens: equipment. ANNANDALE POUL-
TRY FARM, Annandale, Va. AL 1880. IL
CHICKENS-Large barred rock roosters
for sale. dressed, ready for oven. Free
delivery in ne. or Sc. section. Phone
Clinton 55-J.
fine AAA Plymouth Rock chicks available
this week at the following hour and dates:
On Thursday at pm. till Sunday at 4
pm, 1000 White Plymouth Rocks; on
Friday at pm. till Sunday at pm,
1000 Barred Plymouth Rocks; baby chicks,
violet ray lamps First come, first served
Call Rockville 15S-W. JUDGE HENRY j.
HUNT, Poets Lodge, w. Montgomery ave-,
Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

VSSSSS bS~ SSNees
C0LoRFD-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.
II Brookland, da tapestry brick; 9 rms. oak
hs h;-Th, bath basement; ns;rN soIs porcaass rms.
basement ssae h1Saaq Ssswh; 81 BOZ BOO down. O
Two-fam. brk., near 1st and R; h:;w;ha
bath; one apt vacant; 2-car gar; S14oo
Near 18th and Kalorama. fine brick. II
rms, baths. h.-w.h:; possession. ., .
1a! apartmsnt. .uso e, Ssas. Ss* hot water a
storage; owner occupied: |
CoLoRED-Brookland, $500 block 18th st;
n.e.L6-rm. and bath row % oIiss; ;sd inespsea tsps
basement; ,aoe Pi0't WI: WIN o. 5000 reasonable
ea bE Ms ess ES5sythssM 5sMEg f. e. lses seo r
n Florida ave: NV. DE. 1913. DE. l2l4:
.a55 26th st; p.w.-semidet. 2-story
brisk skss5.s91s5 rs9ns 0s!h 9Th st. nw-your 2.
=, i51f 8 ;t. n.w.-a-story brick o rms.
l545 que. St: n.v.-semidet a-stor'-
lily sS eseh sss1oF; sss c5asssas P rooms
s1S NJ st NE stories; rms. bath:
Al 1st st. see stories basement; 8
''Iis!ii Iaia I9th Ilth st. NV 1st commerciaD-s
rms and bath vacant For information
call Harry Dreisen. IA. 6902. or MURRAY
CO, Ma. 1858
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, new neighborhood
Ii rms; completely furnished property;
carpeted halls and stairways: large rms;
> baths basement and main entrance; oil
heat; double garage; subsI ntial cash re-
quired.
NE-Several desirable 6-rm. proper
ties.
E.-Detached 5-rm and bath stucco
house; lot fronting 2 streets; containing
I 29,204 SO. #: SO 900.
Act at once to purchase 1-room, bath
brick, good NV. nelghborhood
viii sell itseH-Upper 18th st NV
Splendid buy IN Q rms, 2 baths; hardwood
! floors; excellent condition.
Semdetached stone and brick. Kenyon
st. near 9Th st. NV; l rms, baths
basement: hot-water heat; subs stantlal cash.
NV. MI. 20s0. RA. 1867.
Evening star., 1945-04-10
ApTs. FURNISHED tcont., /, .

TWO YOUNG GIRLS to share newly furn.
apt, $50. RA. 7l3s. 93 Hawaii ave. ne.
1917 KENYON ST. N.W.-Desirable 1-rm.
corv. location; So week. Adults.
2 ROOMS, semibath; S12 per week. ITO
18th st. ne, FIR. 2470.
GIRLS-Come one, come all: aged 20 to
30, to share house with other girls; whole
house all to ourselves. 3411 Wis. ave. NV.
Lots of room, lots of fun and only $40
after q n m
Evening star., 1945-04-10
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