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lndia$ Strong Man Patel Compared With Bismarck
and German Famou Iron

dealt with the individual cases on
their merits.
In politicslike Bismarck. Patel Is
an out-and-out realist. Bismarck
was openly contemptuous Of people
and things that did not matter to
him. But long association with
Gandhi has modified Paters con-
tempt for mobs and impracticable
ideals. Like Bismarck, Patel Is,
above all. . full-fiedged patriot. with
all his limitations. Lofty ideals Of
internationalism do not appeal to
him in the abstract, for he prefers
to deal with men and nations on
concrete issues Of immediate impor-
tance. His realism is often mis-
taken by hasty in-informed polit-
ical hotheads for reactionism, with
which, like Bismarck. he has often
been charged unjustly.
More to Work With
In economic issues, like Bismarck,
Patel believes in concrete plans and
achievements and shares his con-
tempt for social democracy. Appar-
emily he thinks that social democ-
racy means social demasogy.
In frankness Of speech and q grim
sense Of humor, Patel is almost ex-
actly like Bismarck. The iron man
of India is much better endowed
and more fortunate than the Iron
Chancellor Of Germany was in his
time. Bismarck had only 40.o00, 900
Germans as his raw material and .
country In the same state Of indus
trial development Is prewar India.
Patel has At his disposal 800 ,o00, =,
600 men and women and . land of
immense potentialities to fashion
into = strong state.
Economic Blind Spot
Close association with Gandhi and
Nehru has toned down not only his
ruthlessness, but has made him un-
derstand, II not assimilate, the
power Of great ideals, even when i'm
practicable. His blind spot, how
ever, is in the sphere Of eco
nomic planning. If only he is
able to present . workable, If not
ideal, economic program for the
good Of the underdog, his realism
and craftsmanship will bring him
far greater triumphs In future than
In the past.
BY the way, Sardar means in all
the languages Of India. the chief"
Nobody knows who conferred this on
the Deputy Minister Of the Union
Of India, and none has even cared
70 inquire sbout l. & I
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Likened to Bismarck

Patel Is sometimes called the Bis
marck Of India, but he does not
relish this comparison because Of
the path Germany has taken since
ths lAedseship G the hen QhAn-
Evening star., 1948-10-10

lie opinion. Everywhere you 60 IN
this great area, Democrats are urg-
ing that Truman is going to get
more votes than he is expected to
have; that his recent campaign
trip through this Western country
has strengthened him greatly; that
the very crowds who turned out to
see and hear him are q clear indi-
cation of q new Truman trend.
They argue that Truman Of 1s4S is
vastly more popular with organized
labor because of the stand he took
against the Hartley labor law
and because of his demand that 1t
be repealed.
The Democrats take courage from
the belief that Henry A. Wallace's
new Progressive Party, In = number
of States, has shown signs OF weak
ening-even disintegrating. They
profess TO believe that the Demo-
cratic States Rights Party Is los
Ing headway in the South, and that
In the end the President will have
the electoral votes Of all the South
ern States-except perhaps Missis-
sippi and Alabama. Those Demo-
Gratis who are less hopeful about the
South. comfort themselves by say
ing that. anyway, Franklin D.
Roosevelt was elected four times
with suficient electoral votes even
had the South gone against him
which, Of course, 1t didn't. :
No Great Confidence
But when you get down to brass
tacks in conversation with these
Democratic leaders they show no
great confidence. They content
themselves with prophesying-and
with real confidence-thatt they can
elect this or that candidate for the
Senate, for the House or for Gov
ernor.
The contest which they are waging
to elect their Democratic senatorial
candidates and so wrest control OF
the upper house Of Congress from
the Republicans is like rear-guard
action to prevent . complete rout
at the hands OF the Republicans.
They feel that II they can accom-
plish this end, they will have gained
q strategic position from which to
launch q comeback In 1850, when
another Congress Is to be chosen,
and in the national election Of 1852.
Another indication of Democratic
thinking is the total absence OF
claims by the leaders in these States
that the Democratic Party will re-
gam control OF the House of Repre-
sentatives. When q President Is
elected, the party which he repre-
sents, If it has not already done SO.
Is almost certain to win a majority
of the ABS seats in the House. .
Unrest in Southwest
The unrest among the Democrats
in the great Southwest has cropped
up particularly IN Texas and Okla
homa. A large number of Demo-
cratic voters in these States have
Evening star., 1948-10-10
By Dr.. ?. 6. Krishnoyyo

On August Is, ls47, when Britain
turned over India to its people,
what was known as British India,
consisting Of two-thirds Of its area
and three-fourths OF, its people, was
partitioned into two states-the
Union of India and Pakistan. The
rest Of India, consisting of about
500 princely states, nearly all within
the borders Of the Union Of India,
also were freed and its rulers were
advised TO choose their status-in-
dependence or afiliation either with
the Union Of India or PakiStan.
Most every one feared India would
be Balkanized.
His Country's Voice
The Union Of India intrusted the
portfolio of the princes to It's Deputy
Prime Minister, Sardar Vallabhai
Patel. Besides this once in the
union cabinet he Is Minister Of
Home Affairs and Information.
Broadcasting in India Is q govern
ment monopoly and the Deputy
Prime Minister is practically the
voice of india. The Indian National
Congress Party is now the party In
power. Patel has been its national
chairman. They do not call It that
but he has functioned in that ca
pacity for two decades. Every gov
ernor, prime minister, cabinet mem
ber, judge, etc, In the provinces Of
India today owes his ONCE to him.
Indeed, Patel u the strong man Of
India and has been this for some
time. Prime Minister Pandit Nehru
is loved by his people and even his
enemies cannot but admire him
Patel, Of course, has the affection
Of his people, but his enemies fear
him greatly.
Praised by Princes
Very few expected Patel to achieve
what he has as minister in charge
Of the Indian princes. In one year
he has practically brought all the
princes into the Union Of India
More than this he has forced them
to become constitutional rulers.
The State Of Hyderabad was the
most di1ncult. Patel was patient
with It's ruler, simply because he was
4 Mohammaden As q matter OF
fact. Patel's Hindu compatriots be-
gan to taunt him before the Hyder-
abad war for partiality. Events
have proved Patel was again right
He gave Nisam . long rope with
which TO hang himself. II the
Nisam had come voluntarily into. the
INDIAN Union he would have ~ q
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Started as Fighter Pilot

Gen. lie May is one of the young
est three-star generals in the armed
forces. He rose to his present rank
from lieutenant in II years. Born
Evening star., 1948-10-10

ouCtlOu. MOTe IMAM $S4,UOU,UUU mas
been received from royalties and
the sale Of leases-apd it has gone
into the public school fund Of Texas.
Not only do Texans frown upon the
attempt to take the title of these
lands away from the State, but they
also foresee An increase in the
taxes If this contribution to the
school fund ceases. Truman, they
emphasize, vetoed . bill passed by
Congress which sought to fix title
Of these tidelands for all time IN the
State.
Anti-Truman Democrats see In
his defeat an opportunity for them
to regain the powerful position
which they once held In the Demo-
cratic Party. 1t may be just as
tenuous hope as the hope Of Henry
Wallace that he, with his radical
leftwingers, will in effect take over
the Democratic Party after . Tru-
man defeat.
The anticommunism issue has
gained in importance Is the cam
paigning has proceeded in this area
OF the country. 1t has been respon-
sible for q falling of in Wallace
support, and 1t has q deterioratine
effect on Truman. No one believes
that Mr.. Traman has any liking fol-
the Communists-but voters are by
no means certain that he has beer
as active rs he might have been ir
dealing with Communist infiltra.
ton into the Federal Government
The Republicans have struck telling
blows by merely repeating his "red
herring" comments on the congres.
jional investiga tons Of communism
dthin the Government.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

much higher price for our sins to-
day."
mo, papa" said Meyer, tell
me the truth, pa, you don't really
throw your sins away, do you?"
e"No," said Mr.. FEEDER, "it's just
symbol. Some Jews just go to
'taslich' for the purpose of sug-
costing the thought that, at the
beginning of the New Year, we
should try to cleanse ourselves of
our SINS"
"And you, Meyer" interjected
his mother, II think you would do
we'll right now to cleanse yourself
with bath instead of going fish
ing"
"Yes," said Mr.. FEEDER, "tO take
a bath is a mitzvah."
mo, it's not a mitzvah," said
Meyer, "you are fooling me-"
"NO, even the great Rabbi Hill
ell once said when he went to the
bath house that he was going to
perform a 'mitzvah.' It's a mitz-
yah to keep your body in good
condition"
$50, it's mitzvah to get rid of
the dirt" said Meyer. "There is
no mitzvah in dirt ?"
"NO, there is no mitzvah in
dirt" said Mr.. FEEDER, "but some
day, Meyer, I'll tell you a story
how even a little mud may be us
ed"
"Now don't go putting ideas in
Meyers head" said Mrs. FEEDER.
cav, tell me that story now"
insisted Meyer.
well, if I tell it to you, will
you go and take a bath?"
Eyes, pa"
well, once upon a time there
was a very rich man and once
great rabbi from a neighboring
town came visiting to his city.
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Fishing rod today" exclaim-
ed Mr.. FEEDER.
"YeS", said Mrs. FEEDER, che
wanted the fishing rod to go to
'tashIich.' He said he planned to
catch fish after throwing away
his sins.
Mr. FEEDER emitted a roar and
turned to his son, mot really
Meyer"
well, don't see why not" re-
turned little Meyer. ''Sammie told
me he was going to the lake to
throw his sins away, so 1 said, I
would go with him and, maybe,
after that, since we are at the
Lake, we could go fishing"
'Well that's efficiency I must
say" said Mr.. FEEDER.
"Pa," said little Meyer, 'dO you
really throw your sins away?"
"YOu could wrap them up"
said his sister, Sarah, who was a
few years older, land store them
in the closet. Why throw them
away? You could use the same
sins next year. Everything is 60
ing UP in price SO today"
eyes," said Mr.. FEEDER, 'T sup
pose the price of SHINING had gone
up highest. We have to pay a
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Columbus, Georgia


The rich man let the famous raD-
bi stay at his home, but he SAID
he objected to the poor Jews COM
ing to visit the rabbi. He COM
planned that they brought mud on
their boots, for you see many Jews
were coming to ask advice of the
famous rabbi.
1.-THE rabbi said to the rich man,
DO you knOw-Once the mud a.
bout which you complain enabled
a rich Jew to enter Heaven
"How was that?' asked the
rich man.
'Well,' said the rabbi, a rlcn
man once came to the gates OF
Heaven. The angels looked up MS
credentials and, after examlna-
ton, found that his good deeds
did not Justify his entering Heav-
en-. The Angel of Justice asked
to look at the report card and ne
found that the rich mans record
showed that he had performed
one good deed in his life. Once ne
had been riding in his carriage
and he had seen a poor man stuck
with his wagon in the mud. SO
the rich man with his carriage
helped to pull the poor mans wa
gOn out of the mud!
Eyes, the other angels admit
ted that was a good deed and that
they must weigh it on the scales
to see if it over-balanced the evil
of the rich mans life. So they
ordered the poor mans wagon set
on the scales. But it lacked a few
pounds from balancing the evil of
the rich mans life.
The inspecting angels were
sorry but could not admit this rich
man TO Heaven. The rich mans
face was dOWncast, but suddenly
the Angel of Mercy raised his
voice: Your hOnOrs, he said, you
have put the poor mans wagon
on the scale, but you forget that
the rich man pulled out the poor
mans cart with all the mud on
the wheels. / demand that the
mud on the wheels be also weigh
ed. So the mud was brought into
the Heavenly court and it was
weighed-and do you know, it was
these few pounds of mud that,
added to the wagon, saved the sit
uation for the rich man."
That's the story" said Mr..
FEEDER, land now, Meyer, you run
and take your bath"
"But by your story" said Mey-
er, II really shouldn't take the
mud off from myself"
"You see what you have DONE"
said Mrs. FEEDER to her husband.
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Weighed e J.. in j! J., the he, Scales
"a Story Rosh HashOnah)
"a Story for Rosh HashOnah)
BY ID. SCHOCHER

Mrs. couldn't wait husband arrive to tell the
bursting with laughter
you wanted fishing rod Oday!'
Evening star., 1948-01-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeest.

RIVER TERRACE N.E.-Attractive 6-yr.-
old row brick, spacious rms, tile bath.
$3.50, PECK CO. 340s 18th st. ne. GE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. sa.75o. conv
terms-Drive by and see this house today
oil h.wh., 2 inclosed porehes. 4-car ga
rage. r. q. DUNE: Ho: 07oo. lis :
e802 CLAIMING ST. N.E.-open 1 to
pm. Sun. Det. frame, z rms and bath;
can be arranged for 2 apis. Space. for 3
rms. in attic. H.-w.h. oil. winter and sum
mer hookup front screened porch: gas
refgr new roof: "a block east to Bladens-
burg I'd VIM. R. THoRoWGooD, 2924
r. I. ave. ne, DE. 0317. lis
$500 CASH, $50 mo buys Q charming q
venient ne. section. These houses have
nice living rm. and very lse. kitchen. hot
water heat. etc: Several already sold. Only
z st. NV, RE. 5000. Open today, IL
Evening star., 1948-01-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

VACANT, FINE LoCATIoNi 2-story tapes
try brick, Colonial front porch. white tile
kitchen, Y baths. 2 incl heated porches.
EARSEy O. 8. wEiTz. 14a7 Eye est st. NV. NV
oPENo OF SAT. r.-sUN., a-s PM. ss44 9th h' st.
almost new cond.; cony. shopping, transp..
schools: S13,500, $4,000 cash sCoTT
SANDERS, sa1s S. Capitol St, TR. 1893.
zoe portland ST., Cong. Hts,-s;family
only q rR sc9TT Seag SANDERS 1919 S. Capitol
BEAUT1FGI HrlLcREsT-e.rm.. a-story.
det. brick; ga baths. 9 bedrms;, master
Ssal cver rseIsaton w 0Ws1 s0sy rsBhsss pss
awnings, many pleasing features not found
in other homes: make this a real livable
sns T % ysg s and dSEy Family an M Dsss sS
with PAUL MuDD. 24os MINI. ave. Sc.
+ FskkleE ~ sss,1so-pssasAsa home. ls On lot
arbor, chickens: basement With .oii
hwh bss front ,pee peecb Kitchens ssTs and M bath 5 din I'm
closed back porch. elec. refer, and stove.
storm windows and door, Al condition
9es and cut blocks fs from 9Hs 4lat RAY
ssHs' one BLK. EAST CAPITOL sT.-one of
the most outstanding corner homes in
this area and in perfect cond;; rms, IA
rm. with fireplace and bookshelves. 4 bed.
rms. z kits. lge; attic and bsnt;. Oil
ea1afi cHsMBEiss. sA'S Ma. 900; @ eves, c. A 1857
HILLcREsT-7-rm brick home in this
beau: restricted community; bedrms., Of
h.-wh.; price . is only $3.50. ApELBEET
xry Y III Do
FAIRLAWN ViLLAGE-semidetac brk,
2 stories, rooms, tile bath, full basement
auto. oil heat, excellent condition: MI
Todd, ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP" At.
sias M PL. Of Minnesota ave-Brick
semidetached. 5 rms, gas &C. heat: z
years old. perfect cond. Call Mr.. Sheehan.
RA: 11s2, cox g. CO, Re 1892: -is
ave Sc: seyen-year-old detached brick
with two apts.. rms. and dinetts: bath
with bath. Live in one and rent other
zoned commercial: Ideal for small busi-
ness; substantial cash required. Directions:
Out Pa ave. Sc to Minnesota ave, right
ia blks. to sign and house. AT. 6227.
c. D. MURPHY, Realtor, I401 25th st. sc.
$1,000 DOWN, $50 mo; yacan51psiY 1oup
HAAS. DI 1882 from 8 till /.
sHIPLEY TERRACE-Almost new. 5-room
saaeh. Rs.ue a0S Ho. S4ei. With coz 4 Co.
FAIsL2wN sLavl VILLAGE, near GOOD Hope
tiled bath and shower, rec. rm.; nice let'
price includes Venetian blinds snd n, mirrors. %
Cali LgGUM & GERBER REALTY Co.
AD. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

COLORED-OPEN TODAY, II to 5-123O
Owen pl n.e.-Beautiful brick home. lge
rms. and bath; full basement; h.-w. heat
front and rear porches; garage; extra apt.
on 2nd f.; near everything this is your
dream home: reas. terms; quick poss.
Open today, 12 to 5-1292 Morse st.
n.e.--Vacant. Corner. Large brick on
double lot. z tremendous rooms, bath:
best In Trinidad area; terms arranged to
suit. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORR. =,
905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881. ONCE open
today, 10 to b.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

CoLoRED-BROoKLAND, mr.. 18th and
Irving n.e.-Large 6-rm. semidst. house
don H sfSoo e Can e1ssle1 Tho@
son. eyes, DU. s37a; TABLER. INC,
eeooilooRnp-sae eoi c ST; N.E,-1mmaeulat
income; upstairs apt. rents for $50 mo.
possession Of downstairs apt: only So
$50; $2;5oo cash. T. D. BURGESS, vi.
GoLoREnGNEAR GeHI sltz TRINIDAD AVE. and
Owens Owens pl ae-seautiful lgs home ex
and viii sell at reduced price. shown By
n526; 90 with PAsouAL REALTY GO,
csto}IioREp-BUNGALow, only $4,000:
Cspdittal View area; Det masonry In good good
porch On On 1st floor: large kit. with dinstts
enc bath in full 5sssment hwh oIg l9T
sass sl on Slss eAsr Gan Il ?5ts araI co. co.
essS En9 fss Ss yaus Near sf s
snd p ne. San Mr.. Henderson. Du.
eoioRE6ANEaR iSt1l1; d91 sa 9Th & FLA. AVE. NE.
Row brick home Of s large rooms, bath.
GOOD Rsh srns gEiess CAN at 2Rz ss'fS s Hs9
coLoRsbma 5s5 eSaep.4sh,o lovely semiaesaehed home
baths. new oil heating unit; this. this home ONE
session is assured. Cali BEITzELL. DI.
COLoRED-BROoKLAN on q
beautiful handicapped lot 50xl50 feet this
Cape Cod type house offers the N aximum
in gracious, living. Consisting Of large
rooms, including large Lying room With WITH
kitchen, recreation rm. Terms. EDWARD
L. WILLS CO., DU. $3.50: ewes. DE. 1867.
CoLoRED-NEARBY N.E...Modern, brick
bung allow: FIVE rooms. k. and b., full base
ment with recreation room and har; va
cant; inmediass possession posse. Ep0WAHaR2 E0 saa2 L
COLORED-OPEN TODAY 2-6, 315 K st.
ne Arranged as 2 apts:; auto: gas h-wah., T.
coioREb-5is col i4th 81; N.E.IIMust be
sold at once. Go by and see this today
Make an, offer. Easy terms can. can be so-sS ar
ranged. 8 rms, bath. bsnls-' fTonf b1ISNh pSrSh.
CoIoRED Col - 7so 10th ST. NE: Price,
s.. 800; $500 cash. balance s25 mo, See
Evening star., 1948-01-18

semidetached lge. lot, hot-water heat
Nr. Georgia and ouebec-8 rms, bath
hot-water heat, detached. garage, Colonial
front porch. Sunday FIR. 1877; daily
COLoRED-REDUCED for a: quick, sale
ii 11oS Sur1eSt st. spo6oo ssooo Es eath oash hwh
1900 Bird st. n.w.-3 complete apts.,
h.-w.h oil burner: 5000, $4,000 cash
Unit block of Florida ave. n.w.-1st
commercial; rms. and bath, h.-w.h.;
9.500
200 L. ST.. n.w.-1st eommercial-Two
5-rm. brick houses; $4,000. GUY TIN
NER, 1929 11th st. NV. North 4907.
COLORED SPECIAL! TODAY ONLY
$500 down. vacant-Newly decorated
semidet brick with 2 bedrooms living
room, kitchen, bath and coal heat.
8 rooms, baths-A large home at
low price.
Row bricks rooms. bath, coal heat,
full basement First offering.
Live here rent free-Semidet. brick with
II rooms, 2 baths. coal heat and full
basement. Our entire sales force will be
in the otice today at e1s 9TH st. NV:
from II to 5. Why not drop in or call US
at EX 1914? SCRETY REALTY CO
Evening star., 1948-01-18
HOUSES EoR sAlg-A,o,,hw..,

UPPER 18th ST. AREA-Brick, 8 bedrms,
2 baths, det., gear garage, nice grounds
2s-ft. liv. rm. SENATE REALTY CO,
] 10a Eye St n W EX 3270 -19
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f. 'e MAyNoR IA sof e. tS5 sooa T ave- sHo'11, ~,
Once open No. 433s.
81 ,0O0-1mmediate possession; ne. sub
urbs; conven. to streetcars and store:
finished; good materials: best hardwoo
floors: lge. lot: white community. Call MF
AlS ABSHER =, Il; Q34s: Home: AT; 1859. :,
So. OAK ave-: rms, tiled bath an
cont h;w.: lot: 47sx115o; price, sl4;s5I
~ SS51soR soa1 RSods sos sand AVE. rHos
LIVE IHi Il LIKE Tx; A KINGDOM st. n.e.-e-rm
corner brick, neat as a pin. 2 inclose
nice Yard prompt POS possession; 5 a S. 900 Un down
Esgnd f1Soo2 REA ca HsafE IsfE eo Es
81 es9S' EpGRw6oD sSRii S5 'sss, 81. Brick home
rooms, 3 porches, garage oil h.-w.h.. hard
goDd h9ors' tie BATH msd ne
GSS fsS rfth i co, s. EEEH R1 4aSf home with larg
ilnneoms; has. has S-room apt on End floor
nnnsg as2 sssRns ssas 52Hn snd oor al bF1E
room roo IAN and Kitchen; oil heat: a-story bric
2ss5 2aaa raav yard Te ins9eect call LU
9TH tn AND MONROE sTs. Ne. near C. u
semidet. brick, 8 rms, tile b., oil hit. del
garage; Owner says sell. Price only S11,
SOO Cdll MI. 1IOGkelIy Will lIEISOM
GERBER REALTY CO.. AD. $500.
MICHIGAN PARK, near Catholic Univ
Semidet. brick, excellent condition;
rooms a bedrooms. 21a baths, recrea
ton room: auto heat: garage. For fur
ther details. call Mr.. Chapfn teves. VIC
s1so), with IgaI WM M. THRocKMoRTIooN
K ST. N.E.-Row brick. 7 rooms, 2 baths
suitable for room renting or conversio
into apts.; substantial cash required. Ca
Mr.. Altman, FIR. 1904, MARSHALL
WAPLE co. DI. 3346.
WOODBRIDGE, south of Rhode Island ave
Warm. coy little cottage. 3 rooms o.
1st floor, 3 and bath on End, full cellar
oil hot-water heat, oak flooring on 1st
covered front porch; insulation storr
windows, weather strip, 2 gas ranges
electric refrigerator; house in excellen
condition.; quick possession. Can tn
owner-occupant II you like, MI. 6171,
any time for inspection: Address is 2S4
Belair pl. ne, best reached by going soutl
on oath St from Rhode Island ave. to IN
tersection of Hamlin pl. and Belair. LOUIl
P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV, MA. 116t
S9,75O; RIVER TER, 5000 block Anne
st. n.e.-6-rm. row brick. in new-hous
cond.: terms can be arranged. r. g
H ifoo FLOCK 18th ST. N.E.-5-rm., 70,
brick in w;house eond.; gas &C; - hss. .s
lge. yard; priced to sell at once, SS,77t
r. @. DuNNE, Ho. 0700.
Evening star., 1948-01-18

OPEN TODAY / TO PM. 1901 A st..
semidetached corner brick home, 8 rms,
bath, oil h.-w.h., side-hall entrance; re-
decorated. vacant. 2 rear inclosed porches:
r 4. HgMpHkfEs, ResitOr, M sos No. capi-
81 Loo 800 "a CASH, ssss MONTHLY. buys this
tia High SCHOOL featuring bright spacious
rms. Large bedrms,., porches' h:-w. h., full
sIgER si ets co.. prfss fsc ysss sesltdfs 1T 14a' E
cosvES1Esr q Es 'ssg 2sss ssSs $50
Sos So s1fSn of rooms nss and bath f1s With autems
sSE5r s2sGK Ri S,GH2,sSS SSs, ALA r. i PIP il
Colonial front room, brick, rms tiled
ing machine. Priced for immed. sale.
r 01s e. puNNs 1s1i e ~ a6ve o79o 81 ana see To-Day
400 N ST: Sc, Hillside--5-lroom 4 frame, sne,
ssDo casS ssfs Balance s 6'e mo
sasS' sss ST. s.E1ror the investor or
Se Is Mzhs oeatsd Brick and Ss
3 apartments with total rent Of SlIq mo.
k1fs; go Pa s.s ave. ss t5A L.. 1914
VAcANT-SFine se. Locations; 2-story tap
Mrs whitney, AT. 1903 with BARNEY Q.
WEITZ, 1927 Eye st. NV. MA. 7065,
HIIIcREsr AREA, open l till S sun.
3446 Highwood DIR. s.e-Less than 81.
ssox SSS M 1s' & IT'S rps Ms dssasd sFs s6 to
Lge.. liv... rm. with fireplace. lovely Kit,
bsmt., oil heat, porch, plenty OF closets,
garage. To reach: Out Penna. ave. Sc.
to Carpenter St, left blocks on Car
penter to Highwood dr. then right to
house. ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914
Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 771?.
BEAT HIGH RENT-Buy this and let rent
from one apartment carry payments and
expenses. In AnacoStia convenient to
Navy Yard, Boiling Field, schools, churches.
etc J: two apartments. porches, two lots
and double garage. Really a good buy
SII 300. Phone Marlboro 9sl1 for ap-
pointment to see. Is"
BY OWNER-Beautiful home; owner trans
ferred Bargain for quick sale, 9 rms,
2 baths; in perfect condition; large cor
ner lot Possession Feb. !. Open Sunday,
l til $50. Price, Sl5r5OO. 1881 44tn
PAIRIAwN ynLAGE-Immediate posses
sion for comfortable modern home At
a reasonable price. See this 6-rm. semi
detached brick today; oil a.-e. neat.
screened front porch: excellent CONC:
conv TO everything. Easy terms. Can M.
Meyer, TR. 1851, with MALCOLM MA.
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