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Evening star., 1940-05-15
President May Cancel
Trip West Because
Of War Crisis
Plons Now Uncertain:
Busy With Droft Of
Defense Message
BY JOHN C. HENRY.

Pending clarification of the deeply
disturbing European crisis, President
Roosevelt's plans for q June trip to
the West Coast are extremely In
definite and tentative, it was an
nounced at the White House today
with no details or itinerary being
worked out.
For the time being, the Chief
Executive is devoting virtually all
his time to the drafting of his spe-
clal defense message, expected to
embrace a request that Congress
approve an immediate supplement-
ary program costing in the neigh
borhood of billion dollars.
With today's calling list trimmed
Mr.. Roosevelt conferred with DR..
Paul Van iceland, former Prime
Minister Li Belgium, at noon, and
had q luncheon conference with
Gerard Swope, retired industrialist
This afternoon Mr.. Roosevelt was
to appear briefly at the White House
garden party for disabled veterans.
Deeply upset by reports coming
from his country, Mr.. Van iceland
told reporters as he left the White
House that he hoped to get passage
on transatlantic Clipper on Fri
day for return to Europe and i'm
mediate enlistment in the Belgian
Army. If Clipper accommodations
are not available, he said he would
leave by boat on Sunday.
The former Belgian Premier de-
clined to reveal the nature of his
conversations with the President.
The proposed Western trip was
announced tentatively by the Presi-
dent at Warm Springs last month.
At that time he said he hoped to
leave Washington around June 10
and be away approximately 81 days,
perhaps going as far as Alaska.
The President has found time in
the last 18 hours to sign 13 bills,
among them measures amending the
National Defense Act, relating to
Army enlistments, and to the max
imum authorized strength of the
Army Medical Department. Also
approved was a deficiency appropri-
alton bill for the Departments of
State, Commerce and Justice and for
the judiciary. An authorization for
the Secretary Of Interior to acquire
property for the Antietam b1ttle-
field site in Maryland likewise was
signed.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Counter Blows Reported in North;
Maqinot Line Pierced Berlin Saws
Two Numur Forts
Overwhelmed
By Invaders

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 15.-The German
high command declared today that
NaI forces had pierced" the
northwestern extension Of France S
Maginot Line in the Sedan sector.
"By crossing Of the Meuse in the
Sedan sector" its communique said,
''the northwestern extension OF
Frances fortification systematic
Maginot Line-has been pierced in
closest collaboration with the air
force.
Here, too, French counterat-
tacks were frustrated with heavy
losses for the enemy"
Coupled with the powerful thrust
into the French section OF the
Meuse line was the Na1 report that
a German spearhead aiming at the
Belgian fortifications of Namur had
overwhelmed two forts in that de-
tense sector
Authorized sources said the Ger
mans had crossed the MeuSe River
Monday and, the same day, had con-
quered the forts of Lantin and Lou
cien, south and west of Liege.
Liege and Namur both are on the
Meuse. Nanur about IS miles to the
west Of Liege. The allies have
acknowledged the loss Of only one
fort, Eben Emael. in the Liege mill
tarized zone.
Claim Tank Attack Repulsed.
The high command reported q
French tank attack hurled back on
the rapidly developing Belgian front
Alongside the progress on the
Meuse front, the Germans have
forced the submission Of Holland
which, they note, has put the wal
almost on England's doorstep.
The high command also reported
telling blows to allied sea and air
power.
It's communique put allied air
losses at 200 planes yesterday alone
-(raising to about 1,40c the total
reported destroyed in the six days
Of the campaign)-ands said "encmy
efforts to hamper German fighting
activity" through air attack were
repulsed.
It acknowledged only that ''35 of
our own planes are missing"
ARMED reconnaissance before the
Netherlands coast yielded great sue
cesses," it added. "As previously re-
ported In a special announcement,
two cruisers and one destroyer were
sunk by bomb hits, an additional
cruiser was struck by q bomb, ore
merchant ship of $4,000 tons and
four transports were destroyed"
High Command Communique.
The text of the communique:
"The fortification of Holland has
capitulated because of the hopeless
fight against superior attacks by
German troops on land and from
the air. In Belgium our divisions,
sharply pursuing the retreating en-
emy. reached a position on the Dyle
River.
"A crossing Of the Meuse was
forced on a broad front between
Namur and Givet. French counter
attacks with tanks on the western
embankment were repulsed.
German fighting planes and de-
stroyer plane units participated in
(See BERLIN, Page A-50
Evening star., 1940-05-15
All Is Well, Ex-koiser's Aide
Reports From Border Town

South Germany generally. II
was thus not clear whether the
Kaiser still was at Doom, his
home In exile In the Netherlands.
Normally, trains for Utrecht
and Doom 60 via Bentheim. It
Is possible, however, that Gen.
Dommes could obtain transporta-
ton only to Emmerich.
Authorized sources said they
had nothing concerning the for
mer Kaiser, who, they declared,
Is not OF interest to the present
regime. They expressed the
opinion, nevertheless, that he
sdl was ct Doom and would
not be molested In any way.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Committee Approves
6-Month W.P.A. Fund
Of S975,65o,o0o
House Members Hit
Abuses. but Report
They Are Lessenine
By the Associated Press,

0y tle ASSOClateO SIeS8.
A $975, $50 900 w. p. A. appropria-
ton, spendable in eight months il
necessary, was recommended today
by the House Appropriations Com
mittee which reported 4 lessening Of
abuses" In relief administration.
The w. P. A. appropriation. which
the committee approved as Presi-
dent Roosevelt had requested it, was
part of a s1,111,754,8l9 emergency
relief supply bill for the fiscal year
beginning July /. The committee
sent the bill to the House floor.
At the same time, it reported to
the House thst the administration
of relief heretofore had been marred
by abuses including Improvement
of private property at public ex-
pense, over-manned projects, pad
ded sponsors contributions" and in
adequate supervision and operation
of projects on which . high per-
centage of non-relief labor was re-
qUired.
Louisiana Worst Case.
The worst situation found by the
subcommittee which investigated
w. P. A., tine appropriations group
said, was in Louisiana, where some
State officials have faced criminal
charges. The committees report de-
clared that 1t was "incompre-
hensible" that Federal officials, "at
least in Louisiana, were not cogniz-
ant of the waste and diversion and
misapplication of funds"
The $975, CSC, 900 w. p. A. appropri-
alton was compared with a $1,477,-
900 relief outlay for the full II
months of the current year. The
committee said the proposed sum
would provide employment for an
average Of 100000 persons II used
over 12-month period or 1880 900
on an eight-month basis.
Permission tc use the money In
eight months, if necessary, was rec
commended, the committee said, on
President Roosevelt's request that
this be done and in the light Of re-
ports showing a decline in indus
trial activities since January, when
the Chief Executive made his orig
inal request for s975, 1850 900 for IL
months.
Employees Number Restricted.
While clearing the way for ex-
penditure OF all the money in eight
months, the committee-without ex-
planning why-wrote into the law
restrictions on the total number of
persons who could be employed in
the five months from July until
after the November elections.
These restrictions, which the
committee said were based on w. p.
AS estimates of its own needs, were
top OF 100000 persons for the
months Of July, August and Septem-
Der; 1,s00,0 900 for October and 2,000,-
600 for November.
House leaders arranged to take up
the big relief measure today after
completing work on the farm ap-
preparation.
In addition to w. p. A. funds the
measure carried, as recommended
by the Appropriations Committee,
$115, ,000, 900 for rural rehabilitation
(see APPROPRIATIONS, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1940-05-15
British All Successes
In Attacks Behind
Nazi Lines Reported
Berlin Broodeosts Spur
Preparations to Cope
With 'Chutists
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON, May 15.-"Highly sue
cessful" British air attacks behind
the German lines were reported to-
day as the Nazi conquest of Holland
hammered home to Britain her own
exposure to aerial raiders.
Machine gun fire sounded this
morning near the mouth Of the
Humber River, along the English
east coast. q.
Berlin broadcasts heard here
sharpened Britain's anxiety and
spurred recruiting Of q new home
front army to fight a possible inva-
sion by Nazi parachute troops.
German planes already are with
in easy reach of the important Eng
lish port of Harwich," a German
announcer warned. More than that,
they have bases for direct attack
against the whole Of England
In this age of modern warfare, the
insularity Of the British isles has
ended"
Harwich is less than 125 miles
from the Dutch mainland.
Another said:
"The German Army is now stand
ing at England's door, which can be
reached by our fighter planes in less
than an hour.
THAT is the importance Of Hol-
lands capitulation."
The Air Ministry said British
flyers had given the French "valua-
BILE assistance" in the great battle
which developed at Sedan and the
crossings Of the Meuse yesterday
Britain's air force, it said, de
stroyed permanent bridges and two
pontoon bridges and with anti-air-
craft guns brought down Is German
planes in a terrific battle near
Sedan
Repeated low-flying attacks on
enemy troops and tank concentra-
tionS were made"
1t acknowledged loss of IS British
planes.
Despite the adverse developments
in Holland and the threats Of q
German push across the North Sea-
Britain remained calm.
A British military spokesman con-
ceded that part Of the Dinant-Sedan
defense zone" was In German
hands, but emphasized that Sedan
although in an area heavily fortified
In depth. is not in the Maginot Line
which ends at the Luxembourg
frontier From there an extension
the Little sMaginot Line" runs
northwestward to the North Sea, In
cluding the Sedan sector. Sedan,
however, lies on the outer edge OF
the extension.
Flanders Operations Proceed.
A general headquarters commu-
nique issued early this morning said
that operations Of the British expe-
dictionary force in Flanders were
proceeding according to plan"
King George and Queen Eliza
beth returned to Buckingham Pal
ace last night from Dorsetshire,
where they had inspected regiments
IN the southern command, Of which
they are honorary colonies.
A Belgian radio announcement
heard in London today said that the
Belgian government was staying In
Brussels and that allied embassies
| also were remaining.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
[Weir's Aunt, q Twin,
Dies of Pneumonia at 90
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, May 15.-Mrs
Mary Weir Daugherty, aunt of Steel
Magnate E. T. Weir and one OF twin
sisters who celebrated their Goth
birthday anniversary five days ago
died today Of pneumonia.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
By LOUIS 2. LoCHNER,

ny AOOx0 =. LOCnNES,
Associated Press Foreign Corrsspoudent
POTSDAM. Germany. May IS.
Worries Of the Hohenzollern
family over the 81-year-old head
Of the dynasty, former Kaiser
Wilhelm, were relieved partly
today BY = laconic telegram from
Gen. Wilhelm Dommes. chief Of
the Hohenzollern administration,
saying: Goal reached, al Is
well"
The telegram was filed II Em-
merich, border station for trains
going to Holland from Koln and
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Noxis to Begin Raids
On England When
Completely Ready
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 15.-Asked
how soon a great air offensive
would start against England,
authorized Nazi sources an
swered today:
whenever we are completely
ready-at exactly the right mo-
ment-when 1t is most uncom-
Portable for England"
Newspapers stressed that the
Dutch surrender has given the
Germans airports within short
range Of England.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Down With YueosIovio,
ItuIions Shout in Fiume
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
SUSAK, Yugoslavia, May 15.-
Crowds Of Italians, shouting Down
with Yugoslavia!" stoned Yugoslav
homes and business offices today at
Fiume, italy, across the border from
SuSak.
The demonstrations began last
night and continued this morning
without interference from police.
Throngs, which also yelled "Hur-
rah for war!" hurled stones across
the Yugoslav-Italian frontier into
Susak, smashing many windows.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

GERMANS SAY MAGINOT LINE "PIERCED"- Shaded area in
this closeup battle indicates
area taken thus far by German Heavy pressure area
extended from Lege o. east to Gemboux 2) allies
were reported to have repued Na tank attack south of
Dnant @ where Nazs established after taking two
near Namur and to Sedan M where French reported
German tide had forces hurled back
miles after they originally penetrated 10 miles beyond
20 miles into France French said the
been reduced to 4me salient (arrow south the by
fierce French counterattack along the northwest
the Magnot Line Wars biggest battle still anticipated
the Sedan area. a. P. Wirephoto Maps.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Rain, Wet Grounds
Keep Griffs Idle
Ey the Associated Press,

Ey the ASSOCIATED PreSs.
DETROIT, May 15.-Todays base
ball game between the Washington
Nationals and the Detroit Tigers
was postponed due to rain and wet
grounds. The Nationals move on
to Cleveland, where they open .
series with the Indians tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Dutch Give Indies Governor
Powers for Emergency
~ the Associated Press.

- SsS SseSOSAesSA SAVeos
TOXIC, May 15.-The Neither.
lands Minister, ]. G. Pabst, noti.
ned the Japanese Foreign Once to.
day that "in cases Of extreme urg.
ency" the governor general Of the
East Indies had been empowered to
act on his own responsibility and to
issue instructions to Dutch diplo-
matte representatives throughout
the world.
Batavians ON Alert.
BATAVIA, Netherlands Indies, May
is R.-Dutch military authorities
alities" as Governor General Tjarda
van Starkenbotgh Stachouwer
broadcast q proclamation announce
ing the laying down Of arms In the
Netherlands.
The Governor urged Batavians
not to despair.
His broadcast was received with
deep emotion. One Of the flrst reac.
tons was the decision OF many Dutch
citizens to apply for service with the
allied armies.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
40 Divisions Pitted
In Major Drive
Into France
BULLETIN.

LONDON, May Is R.-The
British destroyer Valentine has
been beached after being dam
aged by German air attack of
the coast of Holland, the Ad-
niralty announced tonight.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

(See DUTCH; Page A-3)
Evening star., 1940-05-15

(See DEFENSE, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1940-05-15
Weother Forecast

Showers tonight and tomorrow morning:
cooler beginning late tonight: fresh
southwest, shifting to westerly winds.
Temperatures today-Highest, 81, at z
pm: lowest, "a, at 6 am.
From the United states weather Bureau eeport
Full details on PAGE Az.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

(see PARIS, Page A-5o
Evening star., 1940-05-15

(See APPROPRIATIONS, Page A-3
Evening star., 1940-06-20

47O3 CHESTNUT ST. BETHESDA, MD
Sacrifice my 3-bedroom house. modern
kitchen and bath, auto. heat. refrigerator.
double garage. Price. S6.95O. OWNER,
CE 1904
Evening star., 1940-06-20
HOUSES UNEURNIshEp.

NEAR NAVY YARD 435-449 10Th ST. NE.
New. 8 rms. auto: heat; close to- schools,
stores. j. c. PRICE, builder. IL 4255.
4436 RESERVOIR RD. FoXHALL W.
!age-6 rooms, redecorated. elec. refg.,
large back ward, garage: SO mo. AID. 1876
WARDMAN PARK SECTION, 1926 2sth
NV. Available June 20, 6 rooms, 2 full
baths, maids room. gas heat. built-in ga
rage, cedar closets, Inspection by appoint
ment only. 500 monthly. CO. 1878.
VA. AND MD.-5-RM. AND BATH BUN
gallo gai9W: also rms rms TN Sa baths 9fsee alSe
G CHEVY CHASE, D, C:IIs ROOMS. TWO
Ssths' eStra sitchsn a.; ?ns {ioG5 osss slso
14s7 Eye st. NV. District 5sao.
BETHEsDA-coLONIAL GROOM BRICK,
bus: SIS; also bungalow. $50. WI. 5l61 u
6o2ia PARR RD. NV RMS. BATH:
sa7 so. Avail. july /. Taylor esss. '''n'
1899 LANIER PL. NV, Mr. 18th AND
IIi CO. oaIh is1 rsas st. rsns
81 End ST: sE-s RMS, garage. "a
rev Social Security and Railroad Retire.
ment BldRs Arranged for l or 2 families.
Will rent very reasonable to reliable tenant.
CLEVELAND PARK, ONE BLOCK OFF
Conn rms. kitchen, ? baths; available
July 1st. Call after 5 80 Emerson 1891.
8 ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED: OIL
heat built-in garage; high elevation: very
Woodley $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-06-20
ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM
ROCK CREEK PARK

a beautiful semi-detached brick home
containing rooms, baths large porch
recreation room, automatic heat screens
PERFECT condition; priced at SIS 500 for
oulek sale; shown by appointment only.
Sai MR HOWE at Chestnut. 1886 or
Evening star., 1940-06-20
S61-SKYLAND-S61

An apartment home community. with
city view; 5 rms. complete duplex houses.
Extra services. Extra value. Liv. rm.
dining rm. and kitchen on 1st floor; 2
bedrooms and bath 2nd floor: ample closet
space. Exhibit apt. furnished by w. e. j.
Sloane. Drive out Pa ave Sc to 18th,
turn right, cross bridge to first traffic light,
turn left on Good Hope I'd to 25th st Sc.
skYLAND, INC, 25th and Good Hope
Evening star., 1940-06-20
DETACHED HOME.
CHEVY CHASE Mn

1908 Norwood Drive-S75.
Drive out Wisconsin ave. just past Dis
Hlct !lne; lovely home, rec. hall, living
room with fireplace. bright dining room 3
bedrooms. kitchen and bath screened side
porch elec. refrigeration, detached garage;
large front and rear Yards.
l404 K CAFRITZ Dr oncn
Evening star., 1940-06-20
STARTLING OFFER

a, Semi detached 4-bedroom brick home al
FeSsenden) Price only S1O95O. Put ir
new-house condition. The grounds contain
loVely shruobery, fruit end shade trees
key. ~ AVA
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO..
Wilson Lane WI Sdo1
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Inspect
5C67 Nphro Sko Avo NyN

5267 Nebraska Ave. NV.
ONLY Sl0,25o--New home Of the popu-
lar center hall plan. 8 rooms 2 baths. rec
Teatlon Loom double front overlooking
daily 2 to 8 pm. THoS. j. FISHER g. CO..
INC. RealtOr DI RG8n ~ ~
Evening star., 1940-06-20
1223 TAIRERT ST SE
,y5U,
10Th and Kalmia Rd

Unforeseen circumstances necessitate i'm
mediate sale of this practically new and
thoroughly up-to-date detached home In
our opinion 1t is the outstanding value in
this convenient and highly desirable section
Center-hall plan. s splendid rooms, 4 bed
rooms, and tile baths. large paneIed libra
ry with tile lavatory adjoining Beautifully
equipped kitchen. breakfast room. screened
IN living and sleeping porches finished at
NC: rock wool insulation; built-in garage
AnIU1aOMATIC HEAT. Reasonable terms.
Or EVENINGS CALL Mr.. SMITH, GE
Evening star., 1940-06-20
Adjacent Rock Greek Hills

Circumstances require immediate dispo-
sition of attractive New England Colonial
cottage; completed in 1889 by owner for
terror design and appointments and excep-
tlonal constructions; large rooms and
spacious closets: "a acre, high elevation:
low taxes and heating cost and priced
SlO5O below actual builders cost OF ma
terial and labor Call OWNER WI oT34 Il
Evening star., 1940-06-20

COLORED HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR
--i3 rooms, two baths. arranged in two
apis: can put one more ant in basement
OIL burner, summer and winter hookup:
house in perfect condition; real bargain.
Shown by appt. only. Mr.. Bennett, GE.
,c,39S. WAPLE & JAMES, INC, 1874 14th
st. NV. DI. 334S.
81 7500-BROOKLAND. NEAR 18th ST.
for coloredD Here's an unusual Offering
3 rooms. > baths, beautiful lot A real
BARGAIN REALTY ASSOCIATES. MA. 143S
until 9 pm
FOR CoLORED.
III Florida ave. 6,450-Colonial
brick 20 ft. wide; 8 lge. rms bath. =
porches: in newhouse condition; 2-car
brick garage; terms. Call MA. 2O3O
IDEAL INVESTMENT FOR COLORED
613 B ST. s.e.-Brick. 2-family house. .
complete apts.., a rooms and hath each;
hot-water oil heat Ewes, Mr.. Hartlieb,
Warfeld 1902
VIM M THOMAS.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 1897.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

1865 CHAPLIN W-DUPLEX. UNFURN,
Il r. b. oil heat. refg., hdw. floors; newly
dec Fur own heat: S52 so MA. 1924.
50si2 End ST. Sc. Mr. CAP, LIBR-
Unfur., r, b.. h.-wh., sep. yard porch
cellar: newly dec. SO 20 NO N1o4
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN A CLASS BY ITSELF.
A hilltop home in Westmoreland
Hills Hills desisned for YOU. You who would
BasRs. BasRua ssf bedrooms 5 saeh 1sssf rmi
are long Plank walnut ioors
aoeE ssTaes opan ay p91 pfve sna on
WI. 64s1 WI 9sss.
SEE IT AT ONCE.
NEW BRICK HOMES Sc
5000 CASH. S45 PER MONTH
heat Ssasa saens Ss@' peseh sS'0m''
1889 FORT oFEN. RAyls ST. Sc.
, Out Out Pa ave, Sc. to TT. Davis ST.. left
3 blocks %ApTE tS pr sign; e JAMES, INC
District 3346. 1924 14th st. NV.
PRICE S1O25O
About he nnest he in MaTetta PARK
bsshs ~ Saa sen.es sna Sook
=! }Sth st 'AHREIL NW C2 NaftoRsS Rsrit9Ts 61s5
Evenings Call Shepherd 1881.
FIVE NEW HOMES.
SILVER SPRING. MD
OPEN DAILY. TO DARK.
Detached brick, rooms. bath Fur
nhdnsl nished by HLda Miller Go out GeorEia
to the right after the Silver Spring under
pass Then short distance to homes
THOS. E. FARRELL CO, REALTORS,
~ 10th Street NV. MA. 0765.
TODAYS BEST BUYS
New semi-det.. & r.. b.. rec. r., modern;
central NV; Ss.a5O
Det. br.. r. 2i2 b. wears old Ss1so
80 Semi-det. 4th near Peabody: r. b.:
Two,faml, house, ard St ne. rms.
A 2-family house. ne, nearly new. 6
r. g b., gar: $3.50.
Near 18th st. NV: det. large lot q
r b. gear gar, Good buy less than
,,FFor For Information call Mr.; Lynch. RA
l242. WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC. 1924 14th
81. NV. DI. 3346
NEW HOMES AT DISTRESS PRICES
one OF our best builders has 3 Colonial
Drlck homes. just completed few months
ago that he has ordered us to sell and to
disresard retail prices. II you want a
narRain with very easy terms. inspect
these fine S-room homes, with . tile baths
ana garage attached. in excellent location
near parochial and public schools bus
churches and stores Two homes on Exeter
I'd, IN beautiful Ed2emocs. near the Edge
moor Club. One home on Chase ave. Just
on WIS We have many homes from SS $50
to Sa950 for sale. but the 3 homes in this
ad are the best values at distress prices
We have to offer. PAUL NJ LUDT Real
Estate. 5000 Wis. ave. corner Of Bradley
blvd WI 6693
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

FURS, GARMENTS, RUGS. stored in FIRE
nroof warehouses. guaranteed mothproof
Store your goods in safety at Merchants,
National 69O0
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'PETWORTH.
LOW CASH PAYMENT,

NI,HoU.
We Will sell the desirable property at
s53 Van Buren, st NV to a responsible
monthly payments to suit This is a de-
tached home in first-class condition. on a
large lot. Living room, dining room
pantry Kitchen and two porches on the
first floor, three bedrooms and bath on tine
second floor. Detached garage
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1i19 18th ST NV District 4a64
Evening star., 1940-06-20
SPRING VALLEY,
$21 500.
E0EQ CEnH YIYYNNX esSYa NJ YHJ

OUJo 0EIOWICk ST. INV.
OPEN 10 Am. TO PM
. Large living room, dining room with
layatory; 2nd floor, large master Bedroom
with connecting bath 70 an adjoining bed
room. z other large bedrooms and bath;
large space for recreation room with fire.
place; maids room and bath: 2-car garage
wooded lot.
=, This is our 2sth Anniversary Furnished
VIC IA N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
lII0 17tn St: NV. DI. 4464.