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Evening star., 1939-11-29
Service
Urged in D. {.
Reorganization
Two Witnesses See
Need for Changes
In Merit Clause
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUNO-
FOLLOWING study by Grtfen-
hagen & Associates. Chicago
municipal experts, and Uith per-
sonal interest of President Roose.
Delt, bill to reorganise the Dis
trict government 1Das introduced
into Congress by Representative
Kennedy of Maryland just before
the end of last session. After close
study OF the bill during the past
teW months by a Kitchen cab
met" of high-ranking District
ofcials, \ Corporation Counsel
Elwood Seal submitted his o,Dn
plan for District reorganization.
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Washington and Vicinity.

Reorganization hearing gets plea for
District civil service. Page Al
Maryland-D. G. G. I. O. group fights
Czech shoe factory. Page B-1
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Notionol.

U. S. appellate court reverses verdict
in Apex Hosiery case. Page Al
Late convention plan wins favor in
both parties. Page Al
Southern Baptists vote sympathy for
prosecuted Jews. Page B-14
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(See CHRYSLER, Page ABB
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(See LONDON, Page A-4)
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(See CONVENTIONS, Page A-5J
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(See HELSINKI, Page A-4)
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one Of the lost Of the the old Joseph cood but
todoy she's serving vital ond forword looking
Ameeon merhont omone the
fleets Of the world She's floating school for
morne Beneath thot old wind rigging
getting hon Of the seo getting thorough
ironing under the best ovoob
Stotes Coost Guord.
Instituted BY the United stotes Maritime Commission
the United Sotes Maritime Service this opoed
the coost Guord for officers merchont mone
tebes must hove had at os young onbbe
from the city and form the opoo,-
tu"'es o SEQ for the who oeody hos chosen
The Joseph Conod ond onoher ship the American seomon
oon9 nucleus OF this morime school, They
Go euord on" have port Of suodmen There
eborote ond oon Hoffmon sond onoq shp.
bose After completing the limit troinine
whatever peeo field hosennovieotion engineering
be continued BY correspondence Guord Ia
situte at New London. "
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An oll-oround soilor has to have
the feel" Of ropes ond convos.
They get thot on the Conrod, plus
instruction in the most modern
oids ond Developments in ship
novieotion ond operotion.
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Jensen Is Winner
OF National Guard
Rifle Championship
Other Results Of D. G. .
Matches at Camp
Simms Announced

Pvt. Willard G. Jensen of Head
quarters and Service Company, 121st
Engineers, with score of IA, yes
terday won the individual rifle
championship of the District Ma
tional Guard during matches held at
Camp Simms.
Pvt. Jack C. Oehmann, also a
members of Headquarters and Serv-
Ice Company and son of Col. John w.
Oehmann, commander of the 121st
Engineers, was second with score
OF 143, and First 1t. James D. Tan
ner, headquarters. I'd Battalion, 121st
Engineers. was third with a score
of 142. Eighty-three competed in
the matches.
Team Match Winners.
Headquarters and Service Com
pany, 12lst Engineers, won team
matches with a score of 825, while
Company E of the same regiment
was second with a score OF 78O, and
Company B, 104th Quartermaster
Regiment, was third with a score
Of ITO. The latter company on Sat-
urday won the infantry team match
with a score of 27l.
Awards are to be presented the
winners tomorrow night at one of
several ceremonies scheduled for the
review of the entire National Guard
forces of the District on the Mall
Drill Field. The review will mark
the formal opening of a drive to
add a total of $50 men to the Dis
trict National Guard, authorized by
the War Department, under Presi-
dent Roosevelt's plan to bring
United States military strength to
an all-time high during peace.
Many Already Enlisted.
Although the recruiting campaign
does not open formally for the local
Guard until tomorrow night, ap-
proximately a third of the needed
new recruits already have enlisted,
1t is reported at Guard head
quarters.
Besides trophy awards for the rifle
match winners of yesterday and
Saturday. awards also will be made
to winners of pistol matches at
Camp Simms on October l.
Tomorrow nights parade is sched-
uled to get under way at 9 pm.
with Col. Oehmann in command
for the review. The review is being
presented by Brig. Gen. Albert L.
Cox, commander Of the District Ma
tlonal Guard. The Mall Drill Field
is between Fourth and Sixth streets,
north Of Maryland avenue S.W.
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Russian Anti-Christian
Movement Feared

A warning that a Russian anti
Christian movement might come
about in the Balkans as a result of
Poland's demise was voiced yester-
day by DR.. w. o. Lewis, executive
secretary of the Baptist World Con-
fererce, in talk at the National
Memorial Baptist Church.
He also drew a bleak picture of
the future of Baptist enterprises in
Europe, pointing out that hundreds
OF pastors and other church leaders
had been mobilized for military
service and adding that practically
all of the progress made since the
reorganization of European Baptist
work In 1920 was in danger of being
wiped out.
In Rumania, DR.. Lewis said, con-
dltlons were improved, Baptist
churches having been reopened
with the lifting of a ban.
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BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated freSS
BRUSSELS, Oct. 9.LThe Belgian
German frontier, which was the first
theater of war in 1914, today is a
scene of armed peace" as the Bel
gians stand ready to resist any pos
sible invader.
A tour from Liege to the frontier
points near Aachen (Alix-la- Chap
pelle), Malmedy, st. With and near
by posts produced picture not un-
like country at war.
To protect itself, this neutral
country, partly mobilized, must bar
ricade roads, have tank traps and
barbed wire ready and must man
forts. Guards and armed patrols
must keep steady watch in wooded
areas, scouting many roads winding
in and out of the twisting border.
Over on the German side little
can be seen beyond a peaceful
countryside similar to the Belgian
country.
Although the Siegfried Line par
allels the frontier it is a distance
back and residents simply wave
vaguely and say 'it's back of the
hills"
A typical frontier scene was found
at Tulje, Belgian customs post on
the Liege-Aachen road. The highway
is obstructed by hastily erected bar
rlers through which cars must weave
slowly. Guards inspected passports,
but asked for no special permits and
permitted visitors to stroll at will
up the road toward Germany.
Children Pass Back and Forth.
Half a mile away hung huge
Belgian flag, and beyond it was a
white line on the road guarded by
two German soldiers in helmets,
greatcoats and military boots.
Rifles on shoulders, they stood
across the highway and back OF,
them flew Nazi flag with its black
swastika.
Many children who played uncon-
cernedly on the road passed back
and forth from country to country,
stopping to chat with the guards.
In one house situated between the
AoAtAC1 pOotS uIIlc RlTl leaned
over window sill and sang at the
top of her voice.
Although this is a strategically
important military area, all homes
are occupied. Cows which grazed
all through the district seemed more
numerous than soldiers.
Few automobiles passed the from
tier although several bicyclists rode
through without challenge.
| Farther south near st. With. where
the countryside is heavily wooded
| with pine and the terrain is hilly,
the problem for a motorist strange
to the region was to stay in Belgium
without driving into Germany by
| mistake.
Near Shoenberg and Hommers-
weller, little frontier posts on rough
country roads, Belgian highways ran
through German territory and Ger
man railroads into Belgium. There
was ample evidence that Belgium
was prepared against surprises in
this area as even little farm roads
had frontier barriers and guards.
The German side at this point
Evening star., 1939-10-09
Arizona Sabotage Probe
Is Pushed byF. B.I.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9.-Govern-
ment agents pushed an investiga-
tion today into reports of sabotage
aboard the Arizona, flagship of Rear
Admiral Russell Wilson, command
er of the United States Fleets Bat
tleship Division l.
The Los Angeles Examiner said
it had learned that vital oil lines
had been damaged In a manner
which. undiscovered, would have
ruined the vessels engines. 1t add
ed that certain machinists" were
under constant surveillance.
The newspaper asserted the lines
were tampered with late in Sep
tember during a naval concentra-
ton and that Department of JUS
tice agents were aboard last week
while the battleship joined in gun
merry exercises off the coast.
Official confirmation of damage
was withheld, although J. Edgar
Hoover, chief of the Federal Bu-
reau of Investigation, admitted in
San Francisco that a probe was
under Way,
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BeIqiur1's S Frontier With Reich
Is Scene of Armed Peace
Border Roads Guarded, but Children
At PIoy Pass UnchuIIeneed

appeared deserted except for occa-
sional military patrols which
watched over the area, soldiers said.
Generally, Belgium appeared to be
preparing to slow down any motor
lied advance along the frontier by
obstructing and wiping out roads up
to prepared lines of defense guarded
by miniature Maginot Line.
Camouflaged underground forts
with gun easements visible from the
road In some areas marked the line
Belgium has long prepared.
Frontier areas show advanced de-
velopment of afraid defense with
trenches and underground shelters.
No evidence was seen that civilians
had been taken out of these areas.
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Appeals Court Upho|ds
Murder Conviction

a 25-year sentence imposed in
District Court last November on
Frank S. Guy colored, AZ, for sec
ond-degree murder was sustained
today by the United States Court
OF Appeals. The tribunal held that
although the indictment was in
seven counts-each charging a diff
ferent manner through which the
deceased sustained the fatal wounds
the Government is required to
base its case on an election only
when the trial court so requires.
The Government was represented by
United States Attorney David A.
Pine and Assistant United States
Attorney John w. Fihelly.
The Government charged that
Guy beat Edna Reddick, colored. 81,
at her home, 220 Canal street S.W.,
on May rs of last year and that she
died a few days later, on June S,
OF injuries received. The defense
contended that evidence was lille
gally admitted, but the court today
held this without legal merit. The
saven-count indictment charged
that Guy beat the woman fatally
with a chair, part of a chair, a
hard, blunt instrument, hard,
sharp instrument and his fists, and
that he dragged her down a flight
OF stairs, causing her head to be
knocked against the stairs. The
jury returned a verdict of guilty "as
charged in the indictment" not
specifying the exact method. GUYS
counsel contended that the counts
are inconsistent and that the prose-
cutlon should have been required
to elect which one of them it would
stand. The appellate tribunal held
today, however, that the question
whether the prosecution should be
compelled to elect was a matter
purely within the discretion of the
court and in this case the court did
not so instruct.
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CoIored Group. to Meet

The annual election of the District
branch OF the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People will be held November II, II
was announced by DR.. c. Herbert
Marshall, president. A NOMINATING
committee will be selected at the
membership meeting tomorrow al
$3.50 pm. at the Twelfth street
Y. M. c. A.
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leave Ireland to obtain passage on
American ships leaving now as YES
sells flying the Stars and Stripes
may not be available later.
Cudahy emphasized that Amer
leans should travel on either United
States or neutral ships.
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Americans in ireland
Warned on Departure
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUBLIN, Ireland, Oct. 9.-United
States Minister John Cudahy last
night advised Americans seeking to
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
Mr.. PLEASANT HOME.

M L. 1ACAOhN k1OME.
shower Ind f.. lavatory on ist A. finished
basement. maids room with lavatory. auto.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dis. 6O92.
Sill CONDUIT RID. NV.
semi:.detached home. newly decorated
ny MoRTGAGE iNVEsTMENT s', Co. Natl.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
1900 Hemlock st. NV.
Corner. near Walter Reed: rooms. 3
complete baths, oil heat refrigeration, ga
rage.
5606 Nebraska Ave. NV.
CHEVY, Chase. D. C.-Detached, rooms,
baths. oil heat refrigeration, GARAGE
47o8 De Russey Parkway,
rooms, 2 baths. h.-w.h.. General Electric;
To Inspect Call
WALTER A. BROWN,
Ills Eye st. NV Ma. 1652Wis. 5l34.
TO FIT YOUR SALARY.
1923 18th st. n.e.-5 rooms. bath. hot
water heat. garage, S35.
325 9th 81. SET rooms, bath. hot
water heat. cleo. $40.
rooms and bath, hot-waLer heat, $3.50.
, ,.,s a. y WALTGR A. BROWN BROWN 300.
1415 Eve st, NV Ma. l652Wis. 5134.
GEORGETOWN,
S0O2 r ST.
house and
hot-Water heat; only $50
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1863 Wis. Ave Mich O513-O5l4
Mr.. 4th and R. I. Ave. N.E.-$5O.
g rooms. bath, new furnace, garage
Mr.. LIST and LOngfellow-$67. so.
rooms, , baths , screened porches.
recreation room, gas heat built-in garage;
Mr.. 18th and Crittenden-$75.
rooms bath. gas heat. garage: Just
Mass. Ave. Park.
8 rooms, . baths. oil heat, maids ROOM
closed rear porch, built-in GARAGE.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
8 ROOMS, BATH, PORCH-S4O.
Detached, ami, 1924 N Vance ST. "a
block of Lee hwy. mile from Key Bridge:
613 LAMONT ST. N.W.-6
RMS, BATH, ANIL; IN 1st-
CLASS CONDITION; $45.5O.
B. LEONARD & CO., 532 4th
ST. S.W. MET. 1860.
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5171 CONDUIT RID. NV,

Semi-detached home. newly decorated.
consisting of rooms and bath: rear
schools, churches. Transportation and recre-
alton center Price. $3.50 on attractive
terms FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVEST
MENT CO Natl o43l
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NV. BARGAIN.
%000 00 CaSh-S36. 90 Per Mo.

Six rooms. tile bath: h.-w.h.. -elec
metal garage: double back porch. Colonial
front porch. paved street alley This
property will rent for So 80 per month.
My price only $4,000. Call MR.. BENSON.
nistrict S1OO
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VIRGINIA COLONIAL.
3 BEDROOMS

Large living room. dining room and
kitchen on 1st floor. 3 lovely bedrooms on
2nd floor. Venetian blinds, oil heat. at
tached garage
These 3 houses are located on No Illi-
nos st. immediately of Washington blvd.
and are open. heated and lighted. Sat-
urday and SUNDAY from noon until 3
pm. Extra wide street. paved curbed
and paid for. II YOU want lovely houses
in beautiful settings. take look at these
3 this week end
To reach-Drive out Washington blvd.
from Clarendon. or out Lee highway to
Giese road frame , neht; lett to Washnefon
JAMES M. DOYLE,
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Inc lOllOWlIlB are IIIlo., hAV.,
d. a. and bath:
UNHEATED.
8-715 Jackson st. ne. --.----- $44.5
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 200. 925 18th st. NV.
CoLORED : S32 so - 3O11i2 SHERMAN
aye. nW.-3 rms. kitchen, bath. Call at
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. District 1411
CoLoREpL.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN; BATH
ply after $50. 24SO Ontario I'd NV
REFINED COLORED.
ls Rms. l Han 81 XII kw Ba Apf $50.
A B. ToRRE REALTY CO..
1925 N Capitol St. Dupont 1855.
-. ,coLoRED-,,140. lst ST. NV;
A. b. ToRRE REALTY co.
1925 N. Capitol St. Dupont 1856.
NEW COLORED APT BUILDING,
1905 o ST NV
l ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH $50.
HEAT. HOT WATER. ELECTRICITY.
AFFLECK. 2423 Pa AVE. REP. 1868
REFINED COLORED-3 ROOMS, KITCH-
en-, bath and porch. S35 month. 432 Sth
st. sw.. Apr. 3. Immediate possession.
SHANNON LUCHS CO..
1908 H ST. NV National 2345.
1875 Willard st. NV.
rms, kit. bath. cleo. ref. on house
current; newly decorated --------S3S.0 90
R. v. MARCERON,
613 18th st. NV. Natl. 65Ss.
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5Ol5 N. WASHINGTON Blvd.
BEST BUY-N.E.

BEST BUY-N.E.
Near Eastern High School Owner, leav-
ing town, offers for immediate sale splen-
did modern home, arrange for two families:
lovely rooms, . baths. . fully equipped
kitchens, delightful recreation room, .
hreplaces: automatic heat: detached ga
rage: deep lot to wide alley. Home newly
papered throughout. End floor will rent
for S45 per month Price. $3.50: sub
stantial cash payment: monthly payments
$50 80 per month, including interest and
principal: no renewals. Ewes. Geo s454.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
AMI II CTC
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APARTMENTS UkEURNIsHED.
(r1rf{,,,,AA

THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS,
kit, d. a. and bath with screened
porch:
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1OrhOod. OWNEN
FOREST HILLS.

An all-brick home in wooded section,
adjoining Rock Creek Park, close to stores,
transp., graded. junior and senior high
price to effect an immediate sale. Among
the many features are large concrete front
porch. reception hall; double rear porches:
heat. automatic refg.; maids rm. and bath:
Slate roof; gear gar. Beautiful wooded lot,
5Ox15O. This home has been completely re-
decorated and you may have immediate
possession. For appointment to inspect.
call MR.. WASSER, Republic 1881. Eve
ninss. call Georgia 615S. F. ELIOT MID
nIETCN oO5 Investment BLDG
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$500.

Close TO House Office Bldg Large three
story brick. 10 rooms and 3 baths. ar
ranged into three complete APARTMENTS;
Oil heat. home that will pay for itself
Convenient terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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JAMES M. DOYLE.

U1AVICO WI. Do LIZ,
5O15 N. Washington Blvd Oh. 1914.
ROOMING.
1909 10th NV, near Dupont Circle and
Conn. ave.-Large sem-det. home. Can
make 25 rooms Estate will sacrifice.
Open Saturday and Sunday.
Near Thomas Circle Mass. ave. NV
~ rooms. baths. running water in 7
rooms. Going business, all rented. Will
include business and furniture.
Mr.. Taylor. Eve. and Sun. Dupont 5226.
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K st. NV MA. O334.
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81 050

pT ,JOO.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.
Priced below assessed valuation. Groom
ated on lot 60xl50. This is truly
PICTURE HOME. situated in a neighbour
hood Of homes priced $1,000 and 81 900
higher. An ideal home for a small family
or couple Living room dining room
kitchen. bath, . bedrooms. den. maids
room in basement: automatic oil heat Mr.
SMITH Natl 05S3 Ewes, Wis 1852
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COLORED-NoRTHEAS 6 ROOMS AND
bath, newly conditioned; ready to move
into. $4,000, $3.50 cash, $35 mo.
OWNER, MA. 1882.
COLORED. 1919 LIST ST N.W-BEAU-
tiful home. newly decorated. 8 rooms on 2
floors: ami, cellar. attic; priced for quick
sale, $500: terms. Adams 97ll
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TAKOMA PARK D. C
Open Sunday 1890 AM. to 6 PM.
Detached Corner Brick,
643O 9Th ST NV
bargain at reduced price OF $3.50 8
large rooms. center hall, large living room
end porch. built-in garage; oil heat: finished
attic. Mr.. Bennett, &c 229s
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1874 l4th ST NV Di 334R.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
S8250

DETACHED-LOT bOx257.
Chase Country Club. east Of Conn. ave-;
contains rms. bath, Oil heat. open fire-
place, built-in garage. Eve. or Sun, phone
Wis. 1922.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 1kth At Realtor Natl O769
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

NEAR WALTER REED,
zoos eth st. nw-5 rooms. best con-
truction, Al condition: near all transpor-
alton. schools and stores; large lot; refined
OWNER
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EXCEPTIONAL, VALVE

New houses 5 and + rms, furred walls,
Weather-strlpped, insulated, copper water
lnets. plenty of closet space. deep lots. re-
lr'gerator and Detroit Jewel stove included:
priced at S6.15O; terms $3.50 down and
S445O per month. Call Randolph 1875
Tor appointment to insnect
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$500 CASH-NEW HOME

$3.50 a month. including taxes and
block to transportation. q rooms bath.
recreation room. h.-wh.:. oil burner. front
and rear porches Call MR.. DOWNER,
Georgia gO12
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L. T. GRAvATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor. Natl O753.
3 BEDROOMS.
$3.50 DOWN.
large )iv, rm and porch. full-sized base"
ment, oil heat. Ready now. / block from
oIises. stores and schools, IN subdivision
ments will AVERAGE around $50. which
can be reduced later as equity is increased.
This brick Colonial is complete in every
detail and will 90 quick since owner has
agreed to reduce down payment.
3 BEDROOMS.
bedrm. with bath on LIST floor. 2
with cedar closets throughout. built-in
kitchen. full-size. basement. oil heat, cleo.
door chimes and beautiful interior finish.
3 BEDROOMS.
$7,45O.
porches. tile entrance hall. containing
guest closet. large liy. rm; with fireplace
Uvey b eansn on 1c ans equipped and with
$500 DOWN.
Here is a 2-famly house. with porches
. entrances. and 9 completely equipped
Kitchens and bathrooms. The rent on extra
% these are the esI as 0f hosses lett IN
brand-new subdivision. owner has in
structed me to cut the price $500 each on
TO reach. drive out Lee highway. past
ton st, and Robt. E. Lee School, turn right
Open, heated and lighted Saturday and
SUNDAY from noon till pm.
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fFIIFId- I'VE.
$65,000 HOME FOR LESS
THAN HALF

In Rock Creek Park Estates section,
Owner must sell. For information call
Geo. 1906. Open Sat. IL 10 Z; Sun. ! l
to s. MARTIN i. ISEN, exclusive agent,
Natl o6Qf'
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SPECIAL,

We have one new house left from group
of seven on corner lot in Chevy Chase, Md.
The builder has told us to secure an offer.
He will take $500 cash down payment or
clear lot in trade. He means sell. This is
your opportunity. Call Wis. 6140 daily
and Sunday till 9 pm.
E. M FRY. INC.
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1417 WEBSTER ST. NV.
OPEN TODAY AND EVERY DAY

Price only $3.50. on easy terms Two
story brick. % feet wide: deep lot: four
bedrooms and new built-in tub with
shower on second floor New roof and
insulated. Entire house reconditioned:
two-car garage. oil heat
WALTER A. BROWN
1415 Eye ST Natl 1880
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NEW BRICK HOME,
S9.95O.
PETWORTH COLONIAL CORNER.
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

20-foot brick containing rooms tile
bath. double back porches. large front
porch, new automatic gas furnace: prop
erty completely redecorated Owner has
been transferred TO California and must
sell at once at the unusual low price Of
$500 Be sure to see this bargain today
Call MR.. PARKER, Dist. BOO or Ra 4453,
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READY FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
redecorated and cleaned Attractive de.
tached home, rooms. automatic heat, hot
water and refrigeration. Very convenient
location, 90 minutes from town. See
OWNER Saturday or Sunday. Drive out
Conduit I'd. to Galena pl. to 1915 Dorsett
pl NV,