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ter by the number of full-time weeks
in which such remuneration was earn
ed. The result is the average weekly
wage. Full-time weeks are those in
which the individual works the full
number of hours or days established
for him.
Commission worker-Divide the
remuneration for full-time weeks in
the quarter by the number of full
time weeks in which such remuner-
alton was earned. The result is the
average weekly wage. Full-time weeks
are those in which the individual
works the full number of hours or
days established for him.
"When no full-time week has been
established for employe-If the in
dividual's average weekly wage can
not be computed on any basis de-
scribed above, because the number Of
days or hours in "full-time week"
has not been established for the work
performed by him, divide his total
earnings in the period covered by the
report by the number of weeks he was
employed in such period.
"Ronus-When bonuses or payments
FOR tonnage are a part of the total re-
muneration, they should be prorated
on weekly basis and included in the
average weekAinvsge."
Although these instructions are
obviously clear, simple and complete,
Administrator Atkinson has apparent
~ chosen to ignore the law, rule and
The BUGS advice to employers in de-
termining benefits under specific con-
ditions.
In explaining his procedure in de-
sermining benefits, Administrator At
kinson points out that in cases where
persons were not employed "full-time"
consistently in a quarter, the weekly
earnings that occurred most frequent
ly in the quarter used for determin-
alton would be the basis for calcula-
lion of the average weekly wage
For example, if during the benefit
quarter worker earned $40 in each
Of six different weeks, $50 in two diff
ferent weeks, SIS i'm four different
weeks and $40 in one week, $40 would
be taken as the average weekly wage
on which benefits would be based be-
cause the $50 wage payment occurred
more frequently than any other.
This arbitrary computation would
De made regardless of the fact the en-
ployer, following out the BUGS meth
DDS of computing the average weekly
wage OF the worker, had reported that
workers wage to be higher or lower
than that arrived at under the Admin
istrator's determination.
Continuing to disregard established
procedure, in event no weekly earn
ings concurred with sufficient fre-
quency during the benefit quarter to
establish an average weekly wage by
ms method, Administrator Atkinson
has ruled that the actual earnings of
the worker, arrived at by dividing his
total earnings by the number of
weeks worked, would be used at the
basis of benefits.
Application of this arbitrary and
confusing rule, unfair to both worker
and employer, is without question re-
Sponslbe for appeals of workers who
have found that their "full-time" wage
reported by their employer has been
ignored, resulting in lower benefit,
and complaint of groups of workers
IN the same wage and hour classified
zion who have received variable bene-
fit amounts.
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FLORIDA ORANGES: More than

FLORIDA ORANGES: More than
last year.
EGGS: More than last year.
FRESH PORK AND BETTER
GRADE BEEF: More than last year.
Supplies of some foods won't differ
much from last year. These include:
POTATOES.
SWEETPOTATOES.
CANNED and DRIED FRUIT.
Smaller supplies than last year are
expected for some other foods. These
include:
GRAPEFRUIT
LOWER GRADE BEEF.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES.
BUTTER.
TANGERINES.
CANNED VEGETABLES.
CABBAGE.
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avoided this year because of the war
boom in industry. Our weighted
figure shows 9.3 per cent of the men,
bership unemployed in November, the
same as the figure for October, and
well below the unemployment of 1872
per cent in November last year.
"W. P. A. rolls increased from
1,S75,0O0 on October II to 100000
on November 8, but are still far be-
low the figure of more than 100000
in November last year."
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Some Containers Not What They
Seem To BE

Seem To BE
Have you ever bought toothpaste
only to find that the tube was about
one-quarter the size Of it's container?
Or box of candy with neat little
false bottom inserted where you
thought there was another layer of
chocolates? Or box of face powder
with the same sort of deceptive con-
tainer?
The Food and Drug Administration
now has the power to protect con-
sumers against this sort Of bilking. 1t
was given this power by the Food,
Drug, and Cosmetic Act passed in
1888.
In all fairness, it must be said that
the great majority of manufacturers
produce honest packages, nevertheless
there are great many Of these de-
ceptive devices for packing all sorts
of foods. The shopper in hurry
takes the package that seems to give
her the most for her money.
1t would help the Food and Drug
Administration to protect consumers
and honest merchants against these
deceptions, if consumers would do two
things: First, read all labels carefully,
to see what is the real quantity of the
food, drug, or cosmetic they are buy
ing; and, second, report all package
deceptions to the Food and Drug Ad-
ministraton, Washington, ID. c..
You can get copy of a leailet on
deceptive Containers" by writing the
Consumers Counsel Division, Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, d.
C.
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Store Apples With Care

Don't let your enthusiasm for APP
pies get the better Of your capacity
for safe storage.
To store any quantity of apples,
you need cool basement with a good
circulation of air through it.
Choose dark spot. The cooler the
storage space, the better, so long as
it doesen't get below 32 degrees F..
Apples keep their crisp quality much
longer in low temperature. If the room
is allowed to get warm, the apples will
soon take on a mealy ripeness.
If you are an apartment dweler or
don't have facilities for storing, buy
in quantity only if you are able to di-
vide up your apples with neighbors or
friends.
Definite savings are to be had by
buying apples in quantity. Compare
the price Of a bushel of apples which
weighs about AZ pounds, with what
you would have to pay if you pur-
chased the fruits pound-by pound. Do
the same for box of apples, which
weights about IA pounds, or a barrel
holding l40 pounds of apples. With
cool storage space, average-siZed
families can use at least a bushel or
a box of apples before the apples go
bad.
X X X
Good News For Your Market Basket
Supplies of many foods for festive
days this winter-and for regular
fare, too-look good, the market ex-
perts report. When you make out
your market lists, check them against
these reported supplies, suggests the
Consumers Counsel Of the Depart
ment of Agriculture:
TURKEYS: This years crop is the
biggest on record.
CRANBERRIES: 1895 crop is the
fourth largest we've had.
ALMONDS and WALNUTS: The
next to the largest crop ever.
APPLES: More than last year.
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NOTICE l.. u. So

< All members of Local Union :
Z No. So in arrears December ID >
Z will be suspended at the meeting >
: on that date. This is a final ;
: warning.
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NOTICE KILNMEN

Local Union No. will hold :
: nomination and election of Off ::
: GERS Friday, December 8. All are ::
: requested to be present. :
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NOTICE

< Members of Local Union No. .
i 121 will hold election of Officers >
+ Tuesday, December 12.
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NOTICE

! Local Union No. IA will elect
! officers at the regular meeting,
+ Monday, December II. All men,
: bers are urged to attend.
: BY Order of Pres.
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N NOTIC n!
Important Announcements of Local
Unions are to be found in this
Column
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: NOTICE :

< George Richard, Taylor, Smith :
: & Taylor kilnfireman, was sus- :
! pended from Local Union No. :
: 130 at their last meeting.
\ President. :
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Evening star., 1939-06-30
$6,75O.
Sb, I0U.
-Rm., New rma-Stone Home
hensinRton. Md. Kens. 1872
COTTAGE Citv

FJuSt on BIadensburg Rd)
y, ~ ihis house has been thoroughly reno.
sdteo ana VIII serve a large family long
and we'll Built of brick and asbeStns
STnhineie: Theie: II IS very economical to maintain.
mere is large front porch fully screened.
with ample wall closets and pantry. Ther.
Is also complete bath and bedroom on
tne me nrSt moor and den with built-in
ppo9ksnelves. On the second floor are three
oeorooms and bath and many large
fG!oseIs There is a full basement with
!aunoTy room and wash bench de-
iacheo garage on the deep. well-landscaped
iot COMPLETES this amazing bargain. You
Gan Is, ouy 1t on terms at only So 800 Cali
WISCONSIN 62s9 or Emerson 261O to inspect.
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VSOSeS FON SAkSs
OPTIMISM

Buy q new brick bungalow which has Q
Tor when you need more room can
actually save you $3.50. Monthly pay
ments including taxes, insurance, inter
the owner. Located in highly restricted
and attractive neighborhood in Arlington,
close to WASHINGTON. 10c bus zone
wish you would make me prove this state
ment by calling for facts location. etc.
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Lovely Colonial Home.

days new-home market In beautiful sec
ton OF North Cleveland Park Contains
honey living room with fireplace, rrieht
dining room, model Kitchen trimmed in
blue: custom-built frst-foor lavatory,
built-in cabinets. large refrigerator and
tabletop range. On the second floor are
tiled baths, Wallpaper Of unusual de-
sign throughout home. In the basement
are laundry trays and lavatory Large
buy for less than $4,000. Call Dupont
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

634 S. 23rd ST, ARLINGTON, VA.-LIV-
ing room, bedroom, kitchen; furn;: private
entrance; excel. bus service. S37 so mo.
BRENTWOOD. MD. 37o1 EVANS sT-3
large furnished rooms, pvt bath; cleo, gas
heat: on bus line: $40. adults.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION. QUIET: 2
large rooms. kitchen, partly furnished; sas
sqS Sfs bdS Phone Aexahdrss cleo s7yafs
,4aleN n, 14th ST, ARLINGToNA ROOMS.
thing included: $4,000. Chest. 1908. j.
THREE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
apt, entire second floor; ami; cont. hot
eIst Tster = mie from District rent' s45
3 RMS, ELECTRIC KITCHEN, PRIVATE
bath, large yard, use Of eec. washer: entire
2nd floor. Greenwood 1871.
FURN., 2 RMS, KIT, PVT. BATH ELEc,
gas; refs d,Snea phone; empl couple 215 South
screened-in porch, pvt, entrance; S45. 941
N. Pollard St. Clarendon, Va. %
GRAY's HILL. tA-FURNIsHEp 3-RooM
hskp. apt. woody estate. overlooking Poto-
mac IS mi via Mt. Vernon or Richmond
e26 26th. ST. s. ARLINGTON. VA
Groom: den and bath furnished apt.
ARLINGTON; VA; l1ol 2lst sT SOUTH
SFe 5us Service oil bea new home 10 min
well screened jackson 1850. H '''''
UNFURNISHED APT. 3 RMS, BATH.
new G. e. refg. and gas stove. hot water
$40; adults. 6S11 N. Gath, e. Falls Church
Fails Church 2O4a-J.
ARLINGTON 1875 N. FAIRFAX DRIVE,
facing Lee blvd.-Unf. second f. private
home. 2 LARGE rooms. kitchen. bath. hall,
electric stove refrigerator: S45 month
Sunday or after 5 pm. week i
S34. 80, FURN.. . RMS. KIT. DINETTE.
pvt. b.. and entr.; semi-basement, 80
wk., unf.. > rms. semi-b. BOSS REALTY.
Ok. 32S1. 1014 N. Hudson.
MT RAINIER-2-ROOM KITCHEN, BATH
zANTzINGER GREENWOOD 1919.
9O6 BALTIC BLVD. HYATTs.. MD
l rm.. dressing closet. kit. bath, $40.
Res. mgr. Greenwood 3017
MT. VERNON CORP. NATL. 5536.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
BETHESDA, MD. 14b CUSTER RD.-6
ESoms sttraet5ye location summer months
BURLEITH-MoDERN GROOM HOME:
screened porches. garage; nice neighbor-
hood: completely furn.: reas. Met S46O. 2s
BUNGALOW WELL FURNISHED, s RMS.
sleeping porch: quiet. clean. ami; rea-
sonable to reliable people. Shepherd 1882.
KENNEDY ST. NW-DETACHED, RMS
yard, refg.. double garage: mr. cars. buses;
available immed. to Oct 1st Georgia AGA
BETHESDA-UNTIL SEPT. Is TO RE-
sponsible tenants at one-third its current
rental; furnished house. tennis court, 10
acre yard Phone Wis. 5O6s. between
AMERICAN. UNIVERSITY PARKS RMS.
bath, new detached home: air-conditioned;
S75 month. Woodley 1854. or Mich, 4fO6.
l TO IL MOS LEASE $40 TO Sl75.
E. M. FRY, INC.
4703 HamRden Lane. Bethesda. Wis 674O.
GLOVER PARK-MODERN GROOM,
comfortably furn brick home 2 screened
porches. hot-water heat. oil burner nice
yard. yard and md garage near transportation
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
-Natl SS16. 1907 Eye St. NV.
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GLOVER PARK.
Sanai-nofoohad
HIGH ELEVATION r. COOI.
$500 DOWN-S55 PER MO,

New All-brick Bungalow. S695O
large rooms. including extra large liv-
ing room with open fireplace, full dining
room, . double bedrooms unusually large
closets beautiful modern kitchen with
factory-built cabinets. lge foored attic
bath, full brick cellar large side porch:
lot 50xl00: convenient to everything 7l5
GiSt ave. Silver Spring. Nd. Hyatt 92-W.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY sop sA,r

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DETACHED PET S;.Kl D, TWo,FAMnY DWELLING.
and bath each; separate entrances; oil
burner; garage. Income. Si,0so year.
Owner out of city. will sacrifice for Sss6d'
saAasqE sationsI ss45 4 5LucHs co. 1908 H st. NV.
1749 WILLARD ST. N.W.-2-FAMn,Y
apt. rooms bath each. full cellar. SEP
@ tenant nea'ins MAsTv Rlsns We'll rented e colored
. ST. NV. National 1886.
s,oA coop INCOME WITH SAFETY!
bath and porch each; separate ga:
xi,I White ns,gbSc5hood Ineems, 5, $50 6Gsa pel
year sHsNN6SNA ESMS AS 3 LoW SIscA as 81 900 CASH.
1905 H St NV National 2a45
NEW TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT m VERY
,,., GOOD We. SECTION.
comniste,1 s 1e,aehed paods on on large corner lot.
Phone Matte National srts2so' asiS
FLORIDA OWNER WILL SACRIFICE.
total price efisf q ,o6 6ias 3D. rents se2 SO mo-
s;apt; brick bldg; rents, $50 mo-:
70 s9tal price s4'75o.oo. See it. 1852 18th
" s-room and bath frame hid. ,.,,,
S35 80 mo-; total price, $4,000 90. See Il
1925 9th st. NV 9ee w.
own, other investment properties and
ar1onao am IN city to sell. Get my list. Terms
H. A. SIMON, Owner.
CAIRO Hotel or Phone Met. 1888.
$4,000. =, FOUR BRICK HOUSES IN
at $3.50 per month s., 600 oeaa cash.
,sos ~ SHANNON sfas' Z lWcHsD UGH Pcs CO.
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wonderful buy in used home 5 large
rooms eiec kitchen. full basement modern
pam large attic. nice front porch; lot
loo T.. large shade trees, plenty of lawn.
oetacheo e aarase.. Nice residential section
OF kensinston. Near bus and stores This
Is very excellent piece of property priced
lngton. Nd. S' AAeis-
kensington Realty Co.,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENI,

low. nicely furnished; ami: large lot: nr
club section. oxford 27Si-J. '' Country
3soo7 PERSHING DR.. LYON PARK. VA
d.tractHe ari, new OR: brick, ami: 10 min,
ollve downtown; S15. Oxford 1I56-W
80; ssr2!c9 ;oo-4 a ~ BEDROOMS, . BATHS, FOR
department. Exclusive community! OWN.
Err, Chestnut OOOI. o"N,
ACRE, GROOM BRICK, NEWLY DECO.
raied, h,w.h.. elec., bath, built-in garage.
ffnlekeR fine n h9Hse; nov e. So mo. Close to D. c.
165. Eve. Greenwood 1891. A''s'iii'
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-NEW, 3 RooMs
Falls Church 1145. '' rhohs
FURNISHED BUNGALOW IN NEARBY VA.
!oeai ior employed couple with car. SS
minutes downtown; ami. large Iiv rm':
epeh eiec rafeE nFfepiase beam ceiling, telephone.
references Alexandra seS-J,i. be betEeen; Mei
. ana y D m Thursday and Friday
PPREIT1Esr Ps,sI HOUSE IN ARLINGTON
iandscsped liGs icons; Tof onS baths S heat Large
ATTRACTIVE. At MODERN HOUSE, 2is BED
eaaan; eeaandltion; near everything. chestrSs
$40. 3 RMS. b., s42 so. BUNGALOW:
1e14 1pedEms' Hbdton stle B. BOSS REALTY OK. s2si
!A.NALoSTAN AVE. ONE BLOCK EAST
Wash. -Balto. blvd. on concrete road. on.
oIocK south on mail box" street; modern
house' electric range. gas range. hot-Water
Ttsr, Th;.d concrete garage; screens. shades etc,
bouse haIoS hmIIuse on left. Call on owner in
JOSEPH E. GooDKEY. Berwyn. Nd
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR.
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

ATTRACTIVE 7-RM. HOUSE. BATHS
garage; conv.. desirable neighborhood; en-
tlrely redec. 2905 Goth ST. NV
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FLATS FOR RENT.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

18th ST, Mr.. PARK RD.-FIVE ROOMS
kit, bath: 3 expos: low rent avail July
!. Phone Woodley 5000.
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BARGAIN.
$6,750.
$4,750.

New det br. house. 6Ox1oO #. wooded
10y . oedrms.. mod. kit. bath, scr porch:
o2OO cash, 500 mo. Chestnut 1924
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

AHAc;osTIA.s57 7bo; $500 CASH $50
Detaehsd 1xtr. st,s. excellent condition bedrooms
S SstE sfaSG' ass and Ruf koTH Hf'an Temple 1884
REMARKABLE BARGAIN, PETwoRTH-
Prsed low sE ss gas beat
4 a. N. MILLER. Dist. 4464.
HlILLcREsT-5-RooM FRAME BUNGA::
block Tom RTecs bui from s415o Half
4 4 u BEAgT ESTATE: 4zlo acre: choicest
lge bed rms, 2 lux. baths. many other at
tEactions Wacdsan sscrihce. sl5,5oo Natl. l166.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY HoMEsLsIvFR
shrubs; S6.95O. a.. 6-r. modern; rs trees,
rsRss ghep fsTeVs eVs h94s 4s
Cleveland Park-A detached home with six
Dining room suitable for, entertaining. sun,
sarase THos /. PHiLLiPs Woodles 1900.
OWNER, OWNER IaE LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL
bedrooms; baths. ami, large porch sur
rounded BY shade trees. Phone OWNER,
Emerson Emerson s4ls or come to property at 1923
Petworth-Modern. cost. tapestry brick
iinclosed porches, recreation room, Electro
W. aiS RHAiY fafsss Geo s36 9ny os s5s5 a5
OPEN $40 TO $50 FRI. OWNER AWAY.
739 Quebec st. n.w--Kennedy built. .
ssS56 Franz n StA DoSEE 'Gs Resor aRss 6hy 6s
CLEVELAND PARK (NEAR cATHEDRAL5.
Cony. John Eaton School and bus. o
2IsS;.tss P,!5s; sssssoSs s iiyiRs S1L HEAT
1900 or Woodley o970 for appointment.
S7.75o : PRACTICALLY NEW BRICK
home, convenient p G location. There are
rooms and bath on first floor. A pickup
for the ready buyer. REALTY ASSOCI-
ATES. Natl. 1893
NEAR N RoGsIn EASTERN Hlyoa HIGH sSHooLsTR1cT.
Cost $3.50 new years ago. Price So
Natl 1880. ROTH. Temple 1884.
250-CHEvY CHASE, D. C.-LovELY
detached home of spacious rooms. large
p9rss' pTss nj real labs bsresn REALTY AssocI-
,95o-NR RTTTENHoUsE AND l4th
SITS. n.w.-Beautiful 2-year-old brick home.
On RRA1T M f9!o Gfo nsa so6 Hnst or 44s5
LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME, 8
presd iss ss s oWsER sfs
1853
THINK OF AN INDIVIDUALLY BUILT
brick bunga low at S1,450 on a lot 7Ox120
with high elevation commanding a splendid
view. Two especially fine bedrooms and tiled
bath, spacious living room with fireplace.
dining room and ideal kitchen. Full attic
and basement. Built-in garage, covered
porch; slate roof, automatic heat. THOs. L.
PHILLIPS. Woodley 1900. until pm.
3AS Conn. ave.
CIVIL AERONAUTICS EMPLOYEES: NEW
development. Just opening. on Mt Vernon
Memorial highway VIII build for you ac-
cordlnR to your plans. or you can buy
site for your future home: financing ar
RANGED on easy terms. come out anv time,
turn on at second, right beyond underpass.
WELLINGTON CONSTRUCTION co. Natl.
1915
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TRUE OLD ENGLISH
ARCHITECTIIRE- -SQ Qs0

TRUE OLD ENGLISH
ARCHITECTURE-$8,95O.
We believe this to be the best value
offered in Foxhall Village. Near schools,
block from bus high elevation. overlooking
the hills OF Virginia and only about Is min
utes from the heart Of the city highly
restricted community. There are rooms.
large living room and master bedroom. open
fireplace. built-in garage; gas heat and
elec. refrigeration. House is in perfect con-
dition, only few years old and selling
for $1,000 less than cost to owner
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 14ll,
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
5-rm. semi -bungalow ami: $50 cash.
$50 mo. 6-rm house for rent. $50.
c. MAYNOR g. CO..
23l4 r l. Ave NE North 433s.
FORECLOSED BUNGALOW.
Here's your opportunity to buy with a
very small down payment a practically new
hcme, completely reconditioned; broom
brick, tiled bath, large attic. built-in garage
on lot 70xl50. Call ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN Met. 1143 to Q pm
1915 EAST BEACH DRIVE,
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
Large. detached Colonial brick facing
For INSPECTION call OWNER. Dupont 23lO
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Unusually Large Corner Lot
KOSY-COMFY-HOMEY

30 rooms late modern like new near
buses buses schools and stores. Lot 75xI6T,
PTIce PIce S2.45o easy terms Call J WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor. 1901 Columbia nike
CHESTNUT 1874 or Oxford o79S S'Ne'
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CIVIL AERONAUTICS EMPLOYEES: NEW
deveopment Just opening. on Mt Vernon
Memorial highway. Will build for you ac-
cording to your plans. or you can buy
site for your future home: financing ar
RANGED on easy terms come out anv time,
turn on at second, right beyond underpass
WELLINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO. Natl
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$4,89O-S33.5O MO.

HOMES OF GREAT VALUE,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Enjoy life in a beautiful. modern. new
home with the latest innovations of home
building. DESIGNED for low-cost mainte-
nance. with an eye for beauty and COM
fort Situated nicely on beautifully land
scaped lot in a wonderful environment.
STYLED after the New Orleans motif. with
ing room with fireplace, paneled library
with built-in bookshelves An up-to-the.
minute kitchen with G. E. refrigerator and
tom-built kitchen cabinets 3 spacious
bedrooms and > complete colored tiled
baths. Recreation room finished and
paneled: lavatory and laundry trays in
basement. Gas conditioned heat. Only
S10,950. Call GE. 2453 or Emerson 261O
for inspection or other information.
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THINK OF AN INDIVIDUALLY BUILT
brick bungalow at S1,450 on a lot 7Oxl2O
with high elevation commanding a splendid
view. Two especially fine bedrooms and tiled
bath, spacious living room with fireplace.
dining room and ideal kitchen. Full attic
and basement. Built-in garage, covered
porch: slate roof, automatic heat. THOS L.
PHILLIPS. Woodley 1900, until pm.
3h 4 Conn ave -
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18th AND L SITS. NW-LADY WILL
share 2-r, X. and b. apt. with one or two
girls. Reasonable. District 1873.
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MERRILL, MANSIONS

RIGHT DOWNTOWN.
PARK CENTRAL
CORNER 10Th AND SITS NV
FR1GIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
S1O-Llving room with portable dinette
table and chairs. dressing room with MUIR
ply bed. cozy sunroom. kitchen with special
cabinets tiled bath with shower. Elec and
gas free.
Open and Lighted Until 1OPM.
See Manager, Metropolitan O54O
14O4 K. CAFRITZ. Dist 9Os0
BACHELOR APARTMENT.
Two rooms, bath. comfortable furnished;
electric refrigerator Apply MRS HUNT,
manager 1851 Crescent pl NV
Evening star., 1939-06-30

OPEN AND LIGHTED, 7 TO JPN. BIOS
Nevada ave: Chevy Chase D. C. 9 rms
r. GoRDoN 14s7 Eve e. ST.. nesds pist 5sso eyss
nings Woodley 5O91.
Evening star., 1939-06-30

NEW CENTER-HALL. CORNER NEAR ST.
AIMS Church. popular American Univer.
sity Park section. Attractive red brick 3
bedrooms attic . baths: stool and lava
tory on lst floor paneled recreation room
With bar large living porch. garage. splen-
did lot Built by D. c. Gruver. one OF
Washington's outstanding home builders.
Low price. easy terms. Also . smaller
houses available
F. E. MALONEY. Agent National 1877,
Woodlev 164o
Evening star., 1939-06-30

! ACRE. GROOM BRICK, NEWLY DECO.
rated, INV h.. elec., bath, built-in Earsse.
fnlekeR fine h9Mse; h2H E s45 mo; Close to D. c.
165 ~ iN rEEALlY CO Cau Hyattsville
Evening star., 1939-06-30

1446 " ST. NV. ACROSS ST PAUL'S
Church--Two rooms. kitchen. $50: 1-room
apt. front. SOS.
21O9 1st ST. NW-FRONT ROOM AND
kitchenette with sink. completely furn. for
h. k: S6 so Wk
Evening star., 1939-06-30

S7950-NR RTTTENHOUSE AND l4th
SITS. n;w;-Beautitul 2-year-old brick home.
WASHINGTON REALTY Geo 5000 or 4455
LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME 6
bedrooms. Ideal for entertainment Near
] 9TH st. Priced to sell. OWNER, Randolph
Evening star., 1939-06-30

DOWNTOWN, 1902 MASS AVE. NV
rooms, pvt. bath: newly furn. and deco
rated; gas and electricity free: $50 mo. l.
ROCK CREEK PARK APARTMENT-DE-
lightfully cool: bedrm,, living rm porch.
bath; completely furn.: cleo, linen, maid
service included; suitable 81 S66. 2O21
Park I'd NV IL