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Evening star., 1940-11-16
Suburban
Social
Notes
p. T. Willianses
Have Chicagoan
AS House Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Tuttle Will
iams Of Hillcrest Farm on the Hun
ters Mil road, near Fairfax, Va,
have as their guest Mrs. Henry D.
Sturtevant of Chicago. She will
spend a week with them en- route to
Miami, Fla, where she will remain
for the winter. Mrs. Williams en-
tertained a small group of guests at
luncheon Thursday in compliment
to her house guest.
Mrs. A. c. Olney returned yester-
day to Bethesda, Md, after q
months visit with her son and
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Olney, in Spartansburg, N. C.
Mrs. Olney will spend the winter
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bowen, jr.
Mrs. Charles H. Cooper will re-
turn to her home In Arlington to-
morrow following a ten-day visit
with relatives in New Jersey and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Russell Mcqueen
and their son. Mr.. James Mcqueen
of Linden, Nd, left yesterday for
Roanoke, Va, to spend the week
end and attend the wedding tonight
Of Mrs. McQueen's cousin, Miss
Henrietta Phillips. daughter of
Bishop Phillips. Mr.. James Nc
Queen will be an usher at the we'd
ding which will take place in St.
Johns Church. The McQueens
stopped at Charlottesville for an
other son, Mr.. John Mcqueen, who
Is a student at the University of
Virginia and who accompanied
them to Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Saegmul-
Ter with their daughter, Sally Saeg-
muller, who have spent some time
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee .Saegmuller in Arlington,
are returning to Blacksburg today
Mr.. Saeemuller is a member of the
faculty at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute.
Mr.. F. Paul Clark will return to
his home in Silver Spring. Md, this
week end after spending a week in
West Virginia on a hunting trip.
Mr.. James Mahoney has returned
to his home at Fairfax Station, Va,
after q two-week trip to Florida.
Mrs. Albert Brown of Bethesda,
Nd, entertained at q small luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mr.. Browns
mother, Mrs. w. H. Brown of In
dianapolis, Ind. who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown for several
weeks.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Miss Warrington
HOnOred at Tea

Mrs. William N. Blanding enter
tanned at tea yesterday afternoon
in honor of Miss Dorothea War
rington, whose wedding to DR..
Pembroke Grove will take place
December 20.
At the tea table were the mother
Of the hostess, Mrs. Dwight B.
Gait, and the mother of the BRIDE
elect, Mrs. G: H. warrington.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Card Party Tonight
For Eastern Star

The Grand Chapter Of the Or
der of the Eastern Star in the Dis
trict Of Columbia is sponsoring the
second annual card party to be given
this evening at the Temple Site at
1900 Sixteenth street. Proceeds will
be added to the fund for the build
ing of the new Eastern Star Temple
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Cathedral School
Has First Tea

Miss Mabel B. Turner, principal,
and Miss Bertha A. Morgan, dlrec-
tor of studies at the National
Cathedral School for Girls, received
the guests yesterday afternoon at
the first tea this season given at
the school on Mount st. Alban
The guests were patrons Of the
school, alumnae and friends. and
during the reception hours Mr.. JUS
tin williams, head Of the music
department of the school, and Mrs
williams Of New York and Wash
ington, gave q short program OF
music.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Glover Park Citizens
To Campaign for
Play Facilities
Committee to Be Named
To Press Fight for
Improved Areas

The Glover Park Citizens Asso-
citation last night authorized ap-
pointment Of q special committee
to campaign for improvement Of
recreational facilities in the area
which were termed now almost
nil"
Action came in response to two
pleas from outside organizations.
The Council Of Social Agencies had
requested specific recommendations
to be merged some time in Decem-
Der into a city-wide recreational
plan. The Parent-Teacher Asso-
citation of Stoddert School, rep
resented by Mrs. Richard E. Dunk
ley, president, asked that the citi-
zens' committee be formed to work
with a similar PIT. A. unit headed
by Raleigh Christie.
Members of the new Recreation
Committee will be named by Shell
don w. Fairchild, president Of the
Glover Park group, which held its
meeting at the Industrial Home
School.
Nominated for the organization's
president for 1941 were Mrs. Fair
child, John Gray, L. M. Brown and
Daniel Campbell. Elections will be
held December 20.
A special agent of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, j. ].
Starke, was guest speaker.
The F. B. I. has altered play
habits of youngsters during the last
eight years, he reported. Boys on
street corners have always plays
"cops and robbers" In the old days
it was considered most exciting to
be a robber-but nov the majority
want to be cops"
IF you can get boys and girls to
admire men Of law and order you
have w6n half the battle against
crime," said Mr.. Starke.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Magruder Chapter
Plans Card Party

A card and game party for the
benefit of general activities will be
given by the Magruder Chapter,
D. A. r.. Wednesday night at 1927
seventeenth street NV. Mrs. Merle
Freeman, the chairman, is being
assisted by Miss Regina Magruder
Hill, a former regent, and Miss
Elizabeth Cuttings.
Clifton Olmstead, youthful musi.
clan will give several selections.
Several Of the State officers will
attend.
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- the Associated PRESS.

- the Associated PRESS.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 16.-
Flying Godiva," badly battered In
an airplane crack-up three months
ago. lay propped on . hotel room
bed today and beamed:
I'm going to walk again"
Furthermore, she's going to stick
70 her career-aviation.
The sun-bathing aviatrix, Barnar-
dine Lewis King Of Beverly Hills,
Calf. splintered her right LEG when
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Spared Life in WheeIchuir,
'Godivo' Hopes to Fly Again

her transforming plane smashed into
q Utah cherry orchard last August.
Resigned to q wheel-chair life,
Mrs. King was informed yesterday
by one of her four physicians that
she would recover without losing the
injured limb. The physician. who
declined to be quoted, confirmed
Mrs. Kings report.
I'm going to walk again." she
smiled. TT may take months, or
even year, but eventually IN win
out. It's like being born again-anto
Q new world"
Evening star., 1940-11-16
PhiDelta Gamma Tea

Rushees Of Beta Chapter, PM
Delta Gamma, national fraternity
for graduate women, will be enter
tanned at tea tomorrow from to Z
pm. in Columbian House, George
Washington University. Dorothy
Lauder will be in charge of arrange
ments and members of the frater-
nifty will assist in pouring.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Schools Intensity
Democracy Theme,
baI|ou Tells Citizens
Addresses Tokomu Park
Unit; StreomIine
Cars Being Sought

Speaking on the subject Of schools
and national defense last night at
meeting of the Takoma Park ID. c.
w. Ballou, superintendent of District
public schools, said the school sys-
tenn at all times promotes COM
mon defense program and children
are being taught the meaning Of
democracy in this country. This
feature of education, he added, Is
being intensified to provide a spe-
cialized service, promote patriotism
and foster the proper attitude
toward the Government and i'm
portance of its protection.
He declared that members of the
teaching staff called to active serv-
ice would find their positions open
to them when the emergency is
over, and that those appointed to
fill vacancies will be on temporary
basis.
Streamline Cars Urged.
The installation of streamline
streetcars between Takoma Park
and Washington was advocated
during q general discussion Of the
transportation problem in the as
sociation's business session. It was
pointed out that with the construc-
ton of q loop" in the vicinity OF
the present terminus at Fourth and
Cedar streets, clean and modern
equipment would relieve the con-
gested conditions on the buses.
Mrs. Mary Lamond Whites reso-
luton. calling for a bus service on
Sundays and holidays similar to the
express service during weekdays,
was adopted. S. e. Blassingham and
Dr.. G. c. Galloway spoke on phases
of the problem. Miss Grace B.
Holmes, president, appointed the
following committee to make .
transit survey and submit report:
Burt w. Andrews, chairman; John
w. Conman, ST., J. Milton Derrick.
John Walker and Mr.. Blassingham.
Parking Cure Sought.
Action also was urged to correct all
day parking by autoists who drive
to Takoma and take other trans
portation facilities to Washington.
This also will be investigated.
L. r. Grabill reported that con-
demnation proceedings had been
closed for Eastern avenue between
Whittier street and Sligo Mill road.
The Commissioners viii be requested
to provide for the early grading
Of Eastern avenue between Laurel
and New Hampshire avenues.
Reed r. Martin was appointed to
represent the association ct the
hearing November Is on pre-marital
health tests.
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Pen Women to Show
Flower Pictures

An exhibition of flower pictures In
oils and water colors by Miss Pherne
Miller will be presented at tea OF
the D. c. Branch Of American Pen
Women tomorrow from 3 until
o'clock at the studio in the Grafton
Hotel.
The exhibit, which represents q
wide variety of flower subjects. will
continue until November "a.
Miss Miller will be presented by
Mrs. George Gaydash, chairman OF
the Art Committee.
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Arkansans to Dance

The Arkansas State Society will
hold its first dance Of the season to-
night at the Shoreham Hotel, with
members Of the congressional dele-
cation as guests Of honor. Dancing
will start ut 10 O'Clock. Dan Dollar
hide, president of the society, win be
tn charge of the Reception Com
m5tteA
Evening star., 1940-11-16
CHICAGO u. Alumni

wartime Price Control" Will be
the subject Of an address by Dr..
Charles o. Hardy Of Brookings In
stitution before the local University
Of Chicago Alumni ct . supper
meeting tomorrow 1t 8 pm. ct 1854
street NV.
Dr. Al r. ODonneu = president
a this Alumni group, which IN
eludes $50 heal uaombeRS.
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Curley Club Mass

The annual memorial mass for
deceased members and relatives OF
members Of the Curley Club will be
celebrated in st. Patrick's Church
at o am. tomorrow. The Rev. Fran
els ]. Kelly. assistant pastor Of Our
Lady Of Victory Church and chap
lain of the Curley Club, will be the
celebrant Of the mass. Following
the services the group will attend
breakfast In the Willard Hotel Cof-
fee Shop. Miss Mary v. Mckay Is in
charge of arrangements.
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Excelsior Club

The Excelsior Literary Club viii
meet Tuesday at the home Of Mrs
Adam Penrod, $40 Allison street
NV. Mrs. Alice Creque will give
the history of Thanksgiving. Mem
bers unable to attend have been re-
auested to notify the hostess.
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Egypt's New Premier
Takes Over Office
BY the Associated Press.

CAIRO, Egypt, Nov. 16.-Hussein
Sirry Pasha took over the duties Of
Premier today following his appoint
ment by King Farouk' to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the death Thursday
of HaSsan Sabry Pasha.
Sirry was succeeded as Minister Of
Public Works and Communications
by Abdel Dawi Ahmed Bey.
Other cabinet changes were Has
san Sadek Bey, finance; Abdel Call
Abu Samra Bey, social welfare, and
Abdel Meguid Ally Ibrahim Bey. sup
ply and communications.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Miss Mary Sleman,
Mr..Clark ENGAGED

Mrs. Paul eleman announces the
enlargement Of her daughter, Miss
Mary 6leman, to Mr.. r. Duncan
Clark, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
c. CLARK Of Chevy Chase. Md.
Miss Sleman Is q graduate Of
0oucher College and Mr.. Clark was
graduated from the University Of
Maryland and the Harvard Law
School.
The wedding will take place In
December.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Blair Lee, Sd, Leaves

Mr.. Blair Lee, Sd, Of Silver
Spring, Nd, has left for Mexico to
engage in postgraduate study. Mr..
Lee, who is q graduate Of Prince
ton University, plans to visit several
Central American capitals while
writing a thesis on various aspects
Of colleges in Mexico and other
republics in the south.
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Assistant Secretary Of State
And Mrs. Berle Attend.
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Adolf A. Berle, jr., were present
and others were Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Burke, Miss Stelita Staple
ton. DR.. and Mrs. Henry Beall
Gwynn, Miss Ann Mitchell and her
mother, Mrs. j. T. H. Mitchell OF
New York, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
H. McEnerney and their daughter
Miss Nancy McEnerney, and many
others.
Dinner Parties Precede
Sulgrave Club Dance.
Among the parties which preceded
the Sulgrave Club dance was the
dinner at the Argentine Embassy
where Sonora de Espil entertained
In honor Of her debutante daughter,
Miss Louise Stillwell. 1t. Victor
Sutro was host in his charming
Georgetown home, and Mrs. Randall
H. Hagner entertained at her home
on S street.
Mr.. Sutro's guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. Will
liam T. Mann and her sister. Miss
Betty Beale, Miss Jean Conrad, Miss
Nancy Woodward, Mr.. Kenneth
Peters, Mr.. Frederick Nichols and
Mr.. Malcolm Burke.
DR.. and Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin
gave q buffet supper in honor OF
their week end guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Schoettle.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Firms Rule on Wool

The Finnish Ministry Of Public
Welfare has decreed that all wooden
fabrics must contain at least Is per
cent artificial cellulose wool.
Evening star., 1940-11-16
Takes Apartment

Miss Alice Clapp. who formerly
lived at the Mayflower Hotel, has
moved to 1925 Sixteenth street,
where she has taken an apartment
at the Presidential.
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Maine State Dance

The Maine State Society will hold
its fall dance Tuesday evening from
$50 to 1880 O'Clock at Hotel 2400.
All Maine people and their friends
are invited to attend.
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500 Are Guests at Gay
Pink and Black Ball of
Senorita Castillo Najera
Second of Supper Dances
At Sulgrave Club Attracts
Washin9tOn's Smart Set

for the Capitals smart set many OF
the Mexican Embassy for the pink and black ball given
daughter Of the Mexican Ambassador
the Sugrave Club for the
second supper while still others found time attend both
dances.
Naeras celebration Of her saint day
her mother The hostess gown OF
pink the color did the
and aouand the champagne dainty cakes
and sandwiches had rosy tinge.
Castillo Naera father and mother
wearing being Of heavy silk crepe edged
sequins the ladies corsages Of orchids
o Woman Guests
IRE in Pink.
500 guests chose pink although black
its gathering Fuen wife OF the Counselor
of the Embassy pink de Sierra and her sister,
senota pe daughters the Panama Ambssa-
and Mildred Identical gowns
of the coorul gathering were the Turkish
Ambassador and Eegun the latter boufant black tanea
Minister of Guatemala and
Beatrz Recno the Bolivian MIN
de Guachaa the Minister OF SaVado ana sonora oe
Baye the Yugosav
Fotch others from the diplomatic con-
tingent.
Evening star., 1940-11-16

Mount Mckinley IN Alsska can be
seen on clear days for 126 miles q
more.
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REDUCED TO $3.50.

-oi4 hhOnt lS!ahG ave II 2. NORM 4,55S.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
1903 BELMONT RID. NV.
~ financing. Here's a bargain for
some one In brand-new condition, this
semi-detached brick containing : BRIGHT
bedrooms and . complete baths. au'o heat
fireplaces. up-to the-minute kitchen and
garage. Most convenient in location, !
block from 18Th and Columbia rd
Open and Heated Daily and Sun.
% PM H K. JAWISH. d.. 5o14
OLD GEORGETOWN.
Old corner brick house with terrace and
garden. 3 bedrooms. ? fireplaces 2l2 baths,
full cellar: priced right Step into yes
terday today" Call Mr. Keasbey. HO.
1895. J WESLEY BUCHANAN
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
New stone-and- brick detached home,
centerhan style. with large living room.
fireplace, bright dining. room, cheerful
modern kitchen. screened porch, spacious
bedrooms, colorful bath, attic. deep lot,
air-condtioned. oil-fired heat insulated
Only S12.250, on good terms to responsible
purchaser. Call Dupont 5S25.
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2S02 r. !. ave. ne, Woodridge-First
showing: attractive corner; reconditioned
stone form home: large rooms. bath;
| Oil heat; front and side porches: large lot.
Open ! to 8 pm.
WILLIAM R. THOROWGOOD.
1924 R. l. Ave NE DE O317
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1921 KENYON ST-OPEN Is
OVERLOOKING ROCK CPEEK PARK.
SO QS0-Lovely corner. 4 bedrooms, .
baths, fireplace. gar, porches,
etc: beautifully recond Terms
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. Me 540n
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WHAT CAN YOU OFFER RELIABLE
buyer under $1,000 on reasonable terms?
Please give full details. Quick action as
sured If bargain Box 29-J, Star. @5'
WHAT CAN $500 CASH. S35 PER MONTH
purchase? Please describe fully. Box
1851 Star. 80
10 TO 20 ACRES WITH LARGE HOUSE,
Montsomery Co. preferred
, to 10 acres. nearby MARYLAND
, to 10 acres. nearby Virginia, with or
without house
5-room brick bungalow in nearby Viz
ginia.
STOCKHAN e. PITTS. INC
ME. S31S. 925 Union Trust Bldg
Evening star., 1940-03-19

SUPERIOR FACILITIES for storage, NOV
ing or shipping furniture or merchandise.
Metropolitan Warehouse Co. Hobart 06S2.
MOVING ?-Eliminate all worry all risk
Merchants accepts full responsibility
Padded vans Trained men Low rates
Call Merchants. National 60OO.
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Charming English Home.

Located N Chevy Chase, D. c.. on
wooded lot, just a short distance from
trans. There is large living room with
open fireplace, dining room with French
windows, light kitchen with den or large
breakfast room on | st floor; > large bed
rooms and tile bath on End: attractive
recreation room and oil burner in base
ment. Priced under 50 600. and convenient
terms can be ARRANGED for responsible peo-
pie. Call Adams 6G!3 or Emerson 53l
until pm.
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SPECIAL, VALUES

The first purchaser with small cash
payment and monthly terms less than rent
gets this bricE home, 4 bedrooms. recrea-
tion room. 2ia baths. garage. large lot:
price. 81 500 believe it or not
Also s. $50 buvs Groom. y -ba tn home
on large corner lot beautiful living room
with fireplace oil heat with summer and
winter hot-water hookup, hardwood floors
throuehout, bui!t-in garage: new-house
condition; first come. first served Call
MIR GRAY WI 1454 or ME- 11I2
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NO, DOWN PAYMENT-NEARBY Va
Modern 5.rm det. home; restricted; high
elevation or will build. Temple 300. 49,
$3.50 = BIG, RMS. NEW BRICK;
Easy erm mSn PAG se H. iGD esoo wis.,
WI 6693.
IN GLOVER PARK. 22l2 seth PL. NV
rooms. 2 baths, auto. heat splendid
dition Phone woodley 1922 Sunday and
after pm. weekdays
g ACRE. NEAR WOODROW WILSON
High and other schools and stores: COM
Portable home. now available for large veg
garden, later for good speculation. Inspect
and make offer. Wosdley SIG.
$s,950-NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME
size lot splendid suburban section. conyen-
tent to everything REALTY ASSOCIATES
National 1888 until pm.
MISTAKE TO HOLD ON INDEFINITELY
see Mr.. TEPPER s14 18th st. MA. 1917.
Eve, Adams 2429. Open till 6.
BEAUTIFUL ACRE WITH FINE HOME
natural wooded setting with s-room, s-bath
home. very attractive, away from noise and
tpa bHt to buses
Inspection cali MR.. .MacMURRAY. IA.
0S1s or d. 3346 to pm.
REAL BARGAIN FOR THRIFTY HOME
owner; 2;-story brick on Mass. ave. at Linz
coin Park; l rooms. 2 baths; now made
into 3 complete Housekeeping apartments;
ee2 vssb snd twS cua b msds fun ats
priced right for Quick sale W. w. Bailey
SoToN IN HdUsHsG 5JsSs5' cokp ok S s ss WAsM w.
5-ROOM MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW;
large lot: floored attic, Celotex insulation
auto. heat. Atlantic 1918.
NEAR l4th AND COLUMBIA RD-IDEAI.
oa rooms IN bah less plus Than
fshoH sth St nv fATH pl y aoe5 PofAH feal'0F' 'S'
S5 5,25O-SEMI-DET. ROOMS H-WH
refg.. garage; good condition 1st comm.
6.950-Brand-ne detached 5-room brick
in Takoma. D c.. real value.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. 5000 or 4455.
MT .PLEAsANT-4 BEDROOMS. LARGE
Park. 1st floor has complete bath; gas
heat: perfect condition. Box 9s-X. Star.
A 4-BEDRooM, 2-BATH DETACHED CO.
lonial of real center-hall design. Just west
priced at only sl0;5 oil heat, attic,
l. PHILLIPS. Wo 1900 until pm
351S Conn.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME, g
rooms u baths; full basement, insula-
tion, weather stripping; oil burner wooded
lot; good location. $3.50: on terms like
rent
ROBERT E. LOHR
81 Cedar ST. TAX. PIX. GE. GSS1
S13,250.
FOREST HILLS.
Just One Square On Conn. Ave.
Detached brick situated on a beautiful
lot 50xl 80: 4 BEDROOMS. Z BATHS AND
SLEEPING PORCH ON SECOND FLOOR;
finished room on :;rd floor: Gear garage:
in excellent condition: terms. Phone G F.
M1KKELSON g. SON. owners Woodley
! 1856
HILLCREST
34th st. Sc. near Alabama Ave.-Fiye
beautiful rooms. rec. rm, oil heat; Will be
sold Immediately; $3.50 Mr. Peck.
WAPLE Il JAMES. INC. DI. 3346 10 Q p m
JUST OVER d c LINE-MD
Almost new, ALL BRICK, Detached,
ENGLISH type. Easement STEEL windows.
Gil burner, fireplace. = very large bedrooms.
RECREATION room. garage n block to
pus. Owner not well will sell for ONLY
THOs, e. FARRELL CO. REALTORS
T2l 10th ST NV. National 0765.
Evenings Call Georgia 4355
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlSHED.

1896 ST. S.E:---3 ROOMS. SCREENED
norch, heat, light and gas included
| WAITER A. BROWN. Ma. 1852 or WI
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON. LYON PARK-5-ROOM
bungalow INV h oil: bus at back door;
loc fare: responsible party. Chestnut $500.
i ROOMS, ; BATHS OIL HEAT. NEWLY
decorated partly furnished: l4i9 acres:
elec. equipped heneTy. good truck garden;
Sl35 mo. Fairfax 2O7-W-3
REFINED. CONGENIAL, EMPLOYED COU-
pie 10 share new home with another couple
No furniture needed but bedroom suite.
Call after $50 m, Chestnut 1O16
FALLS CHURCH-BUNGALOW 6 ROOMS.
bath. all one floor porches large lot;
double garage; electric range. refrigerator.
hot water; convenient bus, school. 20 min.
70 Washington: $50 Chestnut 6046. 21s
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MARYLAND
4 rooms complete bath bungalow City
water. electricity, full basement. ] acre
ground Rent $3.50. o. B. HOPKINS.
ll26 Vermont ave. DI. 7271 or EN-. 1903.
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LOW-COST LUXURY.

This brick home, located between fash
ionable 10Th st and Rock Greek Park.
challenges any comparison. It has a pleas,
dining rooms, breakfast nook, screened
rear porch, sun deck, recreation room. 3
lovely bedrooms 3 baths and finished attic.
Priced less than Sl2 900; SI.5O0 cash re-
Quired Phone Mr. Backwelder. RA. - 50.
j WESLEY BUCHANAN
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SACRIFICE.

Here is the opportunity that you havs
been looking for detached brick home
located on large wooded lot in highly
restricted section, 15 minutes drive to
downtown. This home contains 3 large
bedrooms. 2 baths, large living room. din
ing room and kitchen: $3.50 with mod
less than rent. Call Mr. johnson, RA.
5l27. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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COLORED-1724 EUCLID ST. NW.-1O
7, b, h.w.h., oil heat: vac. April 1st.
Your price and terms 1886 B st. re;
loinal fr. porch, gar; excel cond Your
price and terms, SO mo. 1900 Md ave.
and b. alr-cond. only $3.50 cash, balance
$50 mo until paid
URCIOLo REALTY CO. Me 4a41.
COLORED-THE FINEST CORNER DE-
estate and must be sold; 12 large rooms.
brick garage; lot SOx11 20 #
BRODIE &; COLBERT, INC.
110e Eye S. NV Ma SST5
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B04 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N W. NICELY
furnished apts.. CHI w; gas, heat. elec. incl
AnDly after & .30 n n, ReaS
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$40 5OO

With one acre Of ground in one of Mont
gomery County's finest subdivisions. 4
bedrooms, = baths large living room. din
ing room. kitchen. recreation room. oil
heat, car built-in garage Must see 10
appreciate ROBERTS e. ALATIMER, 1873
Alaska ave Georgia 1870
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5 BedrOOmS-3 Baths.

Situated in lovely square one block
west of Conn. ave. and within easy walking
distance of the elementary Junior and
senior high schools Il is an ideal location
for family with children. There are s
splendid rooms. 4 bedrooms and > paths
on the ond floor finished room. stCTap
space and hath above living room with
fireplace and Colonial mantel. about 2Hxl ).
dining room approximately l6Xl3.6. pantry.
kitchen and huge Screened-in living porch
which enjoys complete privacy. Features
include Rockwool insulation. huCe closet
space throughout. oak. floors and garage.
Beautifully landsCaped lot. THOS
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