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Evening star., 1940-06-08
Minister Predicts
Re-estab|ishing Of
Norway'sFreedom
De Morgenstierne Sees
Press on Anniversary
Of independence

Expressing confidence that Nor
way will win its fight for independ-
ence and that the Nazi invaders will
eventually be driven from his coun-
try, Wilhelm de Morgenstierne,
Minister of Norway, held a recep-
ton for newspapermen at the lega-
ton yesterday to celebrate the 35th
anniversary of the establishment
OF Norway as an independent king
dom. Though the German Army
holds two-thirds of the country,
Mr.. de Morgenstierne pointed out
that the Norwegian government
continues to function from an Arc
tic capital north of Narvik. The
government, he said, is in almost
daily contact with the legation.
Mr.. de Morgenstierne praised the
leadership of King Haakon in the
present crisis. The King is now
with his government in the north.
Minister de Morgenstierne blamed
Nazi propaganda for the criticisms
that have been directed against
King Haakon for leaving Oslo. 1t
Is far better for Norway, he said,
to have King Haakon head of the
government that Nazi captive.
The legation, he revealed, has re-
ceived no reports that Norwegian
labor is being conscripted for use in
German factories. This does not
mean, however, that such may not
actually be the case.
Press dispatches emanating from
the occupied parts of Norway, the
Minister warned, are censored by
the German military authorities.
For this reason it is difficult to OBJ
tain accurate information as to
what Is actually happening in these
areas.
The legations new military at
tache, Col. Oscar T. Klingenberg,
who arrived in Washington about a
week ago, was present at yester-
days reception for the press.
Since 1886, Col. Klingenberg has
served as inspector general of army
artillery. According to his esti-
mates, about 10000 Norwegian
troops are now fighting with Brit
ish, French and Polish units in
the Narvik area.
A statement released by the lega-
tion yesterday said in part:
The peace time progress of Nor
way has been checked by wanton
invasion. But history shows that
fundamental moral values may only
be violated temporarily Truth and
justice have always prevailed in the
end, and surely the sun will rise
once again over a free and inde-
pendent Norway"
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Paris
Continued From First Page.)

front from the Channel to the
Maginot Line waves of zone word
censored defense posts were with
standing Nazi assaults. Advance
guards consolidated new positions
after withdrawing in the central
zone between Amiens and Ham.
Fighting ranged from the Channel
resort of Treport, to the Aisne River,
where the eastern end of the combat
zone was marked by the villages of
Bourg and Comm at the junction of
the Oise-Aisne Canal.
Between there and the Maginot
Line German batteries kept up their
artillery bombardments, drawing
fire from the French gunners.
German attempts yesterday to
cross the Aisne east of scissors
failed completely, military advices
said. Resumption of fighting today
began north of scissors, where the
French continued to hold their posi-
tions on the north bank of the Aisne.
Northwest of scissors advance
guards battled on the north bank of
the Oise. Fighting was particularly
heavy in the glades of the Ourscamp
Forest.
Allied Planes Active.
Allied aviation continued to at
tack German tank and motorized
columns with bombs and aerial can
non. Hundreds of tons of high ex-
plosive and incendiary bombs were
dropped on German rear guards,
causing enormous losses, Paris ad-
vices said.
A French military spokesman said
the western portion of the Weygand
Line, withdrawn altogether below
the River Somme, now follows an
almost straight line from the Up
per Bresle to the region south of
Ham before joining the Disc and
Aisne defenses.
The high command admitted the
Nazi penetration in the west, but
said the Weygand Line was hold
ing "on all the rest of the front"
The spokesman said the German
column which moved southwark
was composed only of tanks and
there was not sign of supporting
Nazi infantry.
French support groups moved in
behind the German tanks immedi-
ately, the commentator reported,
with "all necessary dispositions"
taken to isolate the armored spear
head.
This was typical of the shock
absorbing, tank-trapping qualities of
the defenses mapped out by Gener-
alissimo Maxine Weygand.
Waygand at Front.
These advanced Nazi units swung
the German attack south and
slightly west of the original Allied
defense lines on the wooded heights
along the Bresle River.
With Gen. Weygand himself at
the front, the French troops which
withdrew to new positions along the
Aisne River, on the eastern part of
the northern France battle line, car
ried out his command for strategic
withdrawal in perfect order, the
spokesman said.
He added that they took up their
fe-established line only after having
fulfilled their mission of marrying
the German tanks.
The military reporter said the
French estimated the Nazis have
about two-thirds of all their avail
Evening star., 1940-06-08
London
Continued From First Page.)

not yet have delivered their main
attack"
An official source stated that "the
balance of naval strength in favor
of the Allies is now far greater than
at the outbreak of war"
Text Of Statement.
The statement said
Since the beginning of the war,
in addition to reinforcements of
warships in all classes except battle
ships, the navy has been strength
ened by more than so armed mer-
chant cruisers and more than 1900
minor war vessels and auxiliary craft
of which So have been lost.
THE French Navy is very power
full and rapidly growing force.
The Allied fleets have been re-
inforced by active cooperation of
Polish, Norwegian and Dutch naval
forces.
During the next few months, the
Royal Navy will receive a further
large increase in strength comprls-
ing every category of warship from
battleships to motor torpedo boats
and a very large number of auxiliary
craft"
The statement listed the following
losses: One of Is capital ships; l
OF Z aircraft carriers; of 81
cruisers; 20 of 1876 destroyers; 8 of
So submarines; of 108 minesweep-
ers, sloops, patrol vessels and gum
boats.
The statement said nearly mil
lion tons of warships are being
built in British shipyards and the
contrast between German naval
weakness and the great and grow
ing strength of the Allied navies
has apparently alarmed the Ger
man high command"
This anxiety is shown by German
efforts to convince neutral opinion
~ constant issue of groundless claims
of naval sinkings that German air
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Canada Sturts Work
On 300 Allied Tanks

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, June 8-Construction
of 300 tanks for the Allies will start
in Canada today. the director Of
public information announced last
night.
The British government has ac-
cepted an offer by the Canadian
government to build the tanks "of
a type now in use."
Evening star., 1940-06-08

whole city was prepared. Barricades
were placed at strategic gates, gar
bage trucks equipped with machine
guns roamed the streets and the
Champs Elysees was field of steel
spikes erected to forestall any at
tempted plane or parachute troop
landings.
Evening star., 1940-06-08
MotorcycIists Are Added
To Paris Defense Corps
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AsSoclated Pres3.
PARIS, June 8.-Paris appealed
today to motorcyclists with racing
experience to join special corps Of
crack parachutist-chasers.
The city's 10 motorcycle police
will serve as basis for the corps,
which will be armed with regulation
automatics, firing 80 rounds in 10
seconds.
Evening star., 1940-06-08

member of the Southern Conference
for Human Welfare, who spoke on
The Poll Tax; Daniel Gillmor OF
New York, publisher of Friday Mag
azine, now in its 14th week of pub
lication, and Prof. Robert K. Speer
of New York University, conference
chairman, who directed the session.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALT.

Detached Brk., Chevy Chase, D. C..
A new home. Early American design,
particularly attractive exterior and we'll
Planned interior. Situated one block west
OF 3 public and parochial schools full
sized rooms, tile baths, bedrooms leach
MAT1c HiR.coNDiTIoNiNdS sHh nasS AHho Hltra-
modern Kitchen. Attached garage. Excel
lent LOT; THOS. J. FISHER & co, INC,
O'DONNEII. TIA S11O
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE G. GERTMAN, Atterney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
JOHN c. FRANK. ct al. Plaintiffs. vs..
ay Eet1oG CHAPMAN ho E. s Sis
1t Is BY the Court this 10th day Of May.
AID. 1910, ORDERED that the offer made
hy Catherine Munter Of s $6s 200 M cash: sub
ises 936 Twenty-second Street Northwest
assessed as Lot s19 in sauare "a. is hereby
approved unless cause 70 the contrary Be
day Of May. 1910: provided copy hereof
Be published once in The Warrington Law
Reporter Ard on May is. 20 snd e,
O'DONOGHUE, Justice FREDERICK A.
IHuEE. Trustee. 1910 Vermont Avenue
COY w Wrasntne'eai ~: chARlSs ai srrxAFT iFsas
GHt. By 6. !. STEWART. .Jr. Asst.
Clerk. my16,20,22
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NEAR
WOODROW WILSON HIGH.

WOODROW WILSON HIGH.
Or det, br.. 3 years old. modern in
every detail, Gilt-edge location Cali us
today for full information Priced at only
$500. DI. 7740: eve, EN-. 6315.
81 $7,950-Exclusive Edgemoor.
large rms, breakfast nook. finished
3rd H., beautifully handicapped lot with lots
reasonable terms arranged ~ ' '
WM.'H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K. DI. 1918.
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APARTMENT SITE

| Near 26th and K sts-S2 feet frontage;
| zoned res. 90 Co.; 2O-foot rear alley.
WALTER A. BROWN,
1415 Eye Street Ma 1872
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BE INDEPENDENT.

Here is an opportunity that you have
tached center-hall home, on large lot.
close in Chevy Chase. containing g lovely
large rooms. 1st-fioor lavatory. fenced in
rear yard. auto. heat and all the desirable
features YOU would expect to find in a
home much higher in price. Priced un-
usually low at $4,000 This property. for
its size. quality. location and workman
ship, is truly worthy of your inspection.
pTJCHANAN YNfv
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FUTURE.
THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON, Auctioneera
1431 Eye st. NV

fAz REaL q asrX41Eu Xy4AEu4s5E NJ ~; M
M2sT NoRTH GAPrToL STREET WORTH.
MnsS Ne; : AND IL "o' STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
aeeordef rec nf g, IN Li6er No 1879 At folio 56s,
secured thereby; the undersigned trustes
p is ' on Dusf spsY aYston Hr Il tr9 e ts
o1sS6 osS6cRP PAY SF NAY n: ,d,{aNi,A 5,S{5S A. Togs
coumbs and sens descrbed ibs D,ssFles rs es
in Lorin. NJ Saunders and Others subdi-
and s1 .s psl pss Ss
feeofSed fSe nEtraf IL the oe Of the sSIveyoS
No: 1898 North Capitol Street sAs and d1' No 3
"O Street and No. IL 20" Street North
lease tsrms p e . sueses os
TERMS Of SALE: Purchaser to pay one
iourth OF the purchase, price in cash. the
and three years, respectively. with inter.
o. the Sv rate Of sig s per ssntum and
or " All cash o. s. on onon ths t
date Of sale. purchaser. to pay Interest on
ss q Rss from It hs * dss S Ct 1 s
per annum; all conveyancing, recording,
revenue stamps. etc. at the cost Of the
purchaser: good title or no sale. A de-
bs Of ,.g1.d ThTss sa1S.ed ID. t $500 po,.:
to be complied with within 80 days. or
deposit forfeited, and the property resold
chaser after nve t5) days previous ad.
vertisement of said resale In some news.
paper published in WASHINGTON. D. c,
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON Trustee,
By RICHARD A. NORRIS,
Vice President.
@. CLINTON JAMES.
300 st NV.
Washington b. c.,
Attorney for Trustee.
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FARMS WANTED.

30O-AcRE STOCK FARM. HR WASH
1ngton; smooth. rolling. improved land,
mostly blue grass sod: large stream; prac-
tically new. 8-room house; elec. available;
large stock barn. dairy barn. Groom tenant
house. $4,000: $1,000 cash. Consider
offer. BUELL., FARM AGENCY. Herndon.
Fairfax Co., Va, once. house ODD. Bap-
tiSt Church Phone AZ
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So, ,450,
American University Park.

An outstanding value. Substantial de-
situated and adjacent to u S. park
exceptionally comfortable rooms. large
living room with fireplace, 3 splendid bed
rooms. tile bath, shower, breakfast room,
stairway to large attic tspace for additional
roomsl. Beautifully handicapped lot. Ga
rage. You will do we'll to investigate
THOS. ]. FISHER IL Co. INC, DI $3.50,
OR EVENINGS CALL MR.. O'DONNELL, Ia.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

DIsTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia
0eoree r. Higgs a. Ruth Higgs. 1855 "K'
Street BE. Plaintiffs. vs.. The Unknown
Heirs, Alienees and Devisees Of Nathaniel
Ingraham, Defendants-Civil No. 66O3.--
ppEED1R pEOaR q PRBLLcATIoM FOR uN.
possession title to: Part Of the orisinsi Lot
Forty Seven GO47), described as follows:
viz: Commencing for the same Of the
NF6os5theast NOT Corner Of said Lot Twenty Three
s25l and running thence West Thirteen
Eeet and -FOUR Inches G3 IT. 4 in.), thence
south One Hundred Two Feet and Six
ttnenes u02 It. in) 70 Thirty Foot (34
ssh.s hs:s rs . r';sn % sS.ns. rset sa1sS saS
one Hundred Two Feet and insas' sis Inches nchsH
slO2 y; IND to the place Of beginning.
On motion Of plaintiffs. IL is this Sixth day
q May; 1940. ordered that the defendants.
tne unknown heirs, alienees and deviseee
OF Nathaniel 1ugraham cause their ap-
pearance to be entered on or before the
nrst rule day occurring after the expiration
aard ana legal i,,i holidays after the day Of the
cause Will be proceeded with as in case Of
default, Provided, . copy Of this order
be published once q week for three success.
sive weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
ana the Evening Star. longer and other
peuoncatlon having been dispensed with
IpSory I3T Ssstlslactory cause shown. DANIEL w.
TrMngNyTJHgE TrMgyT I1 JuStiee T. EMMETT Nc.
81 Penna. Ave. Sc. Franklin 1Oss.
srEwART. Clerk. By ELExNok Z. JoBE
Evening star., 1940-05-15
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

COlSGHESS HEII1HIS.
So. 500-S5,750. Group of 3 new. mod
ern. 5-rm. brick homes 70 semi-det). gas
air-cond heat: splendid values See at
once 120S-10-12 CONGRESS St Sc Out
Nichols ave. to Alabama, left to l1th pl.
right to Congress.
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ADAM A wEscHLER 4 son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING BEIN0
PREMISES 5411 EIGHTH STREET
NORTHWEST. WITH DETACHED
TOMORROW.

STORY FRAME DWELLING BETNo
pREMISEs EMMSEs SAIL EIGHTH STREET
M2FAH MGFAHwESIi aaRicr WITH DETACHED
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded IN
Liber 1888 at folio $40 ct seq. one Of the
land records Of the District of Columbia,
ana at the request of the party secured
Tor sale by public auction. in front Of
TENTH DAY OF MAY. 1e4o. AT III FouR- Sur
THIRTY O'CLOCK, PM, the foliovins-
Lot numbered twenty-eisht t2s IN
Asnes N Davis subdivision Of lots in block
numbsred pa nj {, twenty-four L24l, ,"Brishtvood
Of the Surveyor for the District Of colun1. .
oia IN Lioer County IA at folio 49, except
So much of said lot as was dedicated for
aIley purposes and shown on plat recorded
TERMS OF SALE: The purchaser will
oe REQUIRED to make . deposit OF $500
ar time IN o. sa Sa.nce to be paid all
will be announced at the sale; deferred
annum. Examination Of title conveyanc-
cost Of purchaser. Terms to be Complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale,
otherwise trustee reserves the right to re-
seil property at risk and cost Of default
ment of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. b. G.. OF de.
ooslt may be forfeited
A4Egs4 AHHS5sfs oeasSs9: esa5sSSsFTE Era:':s. AsD
Vice President.
A. H. SHTLLINGTON
Assistant Secretary.
my6,911,13.1516
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PROPOSALS,

coMM1ssIoNERs, D. C., WASHINGTON,
received At Room 3sO. District Building,
until 1000 o'clock AM, May q. 1910,
for furnishing sand and Gravel-West Sec
ton; May 20, 1910. for furnishing STAG
and SCREENINGS. Specifications and infor-
nation at Room $50. District Building.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

TWO-FAMILY HOME.

S6.s00-Conyenent to Taylor St and
Georgia ave. Here's your opportunity to
live in one apartment and let the other pay
the bills. Be prompt REALTY ASSO-
CIATES. MA. 1893 until 9 pm
Evening star., 1940-05-15
STORES FOR RENT.

LARdH STORE NEAR CONN AVE. AND
Calvert st. NV. across from ehoreham
Hotel: $500 per mo. Call MA. 0610.
End FLOOR OVER 0ToRE 11th, AND Il
n.e.-Occupied many yrs. by shade husi-
ness: suit any business. 100 st. ne.
A FEW DESIRABLE STORES FOR RENT.
PEGGY II. RUSSELL CO, 1871 K st. NV.
WE ARK READY TO START CONsTRUC-
ton Of . park and shopping center in Q
fast-growinx community Of new homes
and epts When this development Is COM
pleted there will be between $50 and 700
families residing In this area. We are
now ready to receive applicstio from Q
JOHN sTSSIkIIEYa.a sSII aa Ne. fEneii:sen' iizss eau
1900 aoo GoHN.cTIcyT AYE. ,,2 22rPosTTH
osoa. Sa.ion adsm. i1s sTsl zaoo ETC. Apply once or
1925. VERMONT AVK.-dRoUND FLOOR.
suitable for once, mfs.'s representatiye.
showroom: laboratory: etc: Only $50
month: =. A. GARVEY, District 450S. 8
e.m. to 5 pm.
1711 PA. AVE. NW-LAR0E STORE.
LINkINS CO.
1922 II q. NV. District 35"2.
18th and Monroe SITS. e.,
NEXT PROMINENT CoRNE.
Good for notions. snd 1oc. h--~ware
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP, >,
141s H st. NV. District 1877.
Evening star., 1940-05-15

OFFICE AND LABORATORY 1OF RE-
tirtns dentistl. suitable doctor real estate
S22 month. Hillside O21O
171e 14th ST. NV.
large rooms with show windows; heat
furnished. Rent. $50.
s13 Union Trust BLDG NA ae3o
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

B3223 GARFIELD ST. NW-DETACHED
brick. rooms, baths, maids quarters
|cil heat: excellent condition; Gear ga
rage b. II. JOHNSON CO, GAL New
York ave. NV. MA. 1873.
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1927 End ST. NORTH,
LYON PARK VA

Beautiful detached home, 6 rms, bath;
$500 cash bsase ke
Cost much more. A real bargain Will
accept small row house in the District in
trade. DI 2124: eYeningS. WO. 04a2
Evening star., 1940-05-15
WHY NOTc

Locate your family in this new aII-brick
center-hall Colonial home within waking
distance Of elementary, Junior high and
senior high schools. just one block from
types OF shops. Located in Wakeneld, just
on Conn. aye. This home contains 5
living and dining rooms, modern Kitchen.
automatic conditioned air heat. attached
garage, large lot. Priced well below what
this excellent neighborhood. Cali Adams
66g3 or Emerson 53lo until pm,
Evening star., 1940-05-15
FRED CLOSE and FRANCIS w. TAYIOR.
Attorneys
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIM
,umbia United Isst States for the District Of Co
IPIHnIILLIps, IInIL Plaintiff: VS.. EDWARD PHIL.
LlpS Defendant-e-CIvn ACTION NO 1852
~TIIeo o,,s,1ao April "a. 1910. CHARLES =.
STEWART, clerk:-The object Of this suit
f,oro 10 optain tb Jpdsment Of absolute divorce
desertion for more than two years and tho
CUSTODY OF minor children Of the parties.
rWFNTY IN motl9n Of IL the paintin II is this
qrdered that the defendant, EDWARD
pHdLLiPS. cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortietf
gay gay exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
Gays, occurring after the day Of the nrst
puolication of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as ia case
Q! oeIauit Provided, copy Of this order
De puoilshed once week for three success
sive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter.
said nd dan bne EDyenins DnI Star Newspapsr before
! tice lSealJ Attest: CHARLES 3. STEW.
Ahr; Clerk. BY JOHN o. BOWEN. Assist.
maS,1522
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24-hr. service, high-grade occupancy.
4-room suite available, S11O; single rooms
81 S0,$b0: Apply on premises or Z.
DI QO67
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EDWARD M. CURRAN, United etstee
Attorney.
ARTHUR D. CALDWELL, Assistant United
States Attorney,

m THE DISTRICT COURT or rm
=, unitsd g States for the District Of Colum.
Plaintiff. vs. ANTHONY GALLOWAY, Be.
isndant.-Civil Action File No 6OOO.-The
oo1ect OF this suit Is to vacant an order
OF naturalization issued to the above.
named defendant by the Supreme Court Of
tne District Of Columbia on March g. 1881,
and to cancel the certificate OF citizenship
ttnereafter granted to the above-named de-
Certificate No. 341O2SS. On motion Oh
tne plaintiff, 1t Is this 18th day Of MAY,
lS40, ordered that the defendant Anthony
galloway cause his appearance to be en-.
.ersu herein on or before the sixtieth day.
occurring after the day Of the frst pub.
nGntion ;i OF this order: otherwise the cause
VIII De proceeded with as in case OF de.
Ianlt. Provided. copy Of this order be
piunlshed ril once g week for three success.
sive weeks IN the Washington Law Re.
porter. and the Washington Evening Star
1,r psIqTe SAID day DANIEL W ODON-
S1HUE, Justice. (Seal) Attest: CHARLES
TopS pSSiEWART. . Clerk. By ELEANOR z
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27-FT. LIVING ROOM
New Williamsburg and
Maryland Farmhouse,
Chevy Chase, Md,
12d-12H Hackot1, Cf

Center-hall plan, massive brick chimneys,
dining rooms l4x12.6 One features Ist-
FLOOR BEDROOM AND BATH Each has
paneled recreation room with fireplace.
Maids room and bath. ALL-ELECTRIC
KITCHENS. Air-conditioning, oil unit.
Attached garages, Restricted subdivision.
Level lot so, wide. Open daily until 9
Chase Circle, west on Grafton st. 2 blocks
to kirkside ST., right to Hesketh, or out
THOS. J. FISHER e. CO., INC, DI $3.50
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

DESIRABLE ACREAGE FOR SALE IN
Montgomery County. Md, for building pur-
poses. Location excellent: price reason
able. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO., 1881 X
FOR LOw-CosT HOUSING. ETC, ETC,
with 90 tracts acreage in D. c. and adj /.
We have it. or lots where you want it.
JOHN ]. WESCOTT, HO 2457
BUILDERS. ATTENTION
have 26 lots clear: will sell at reason
able price. Water. gas and sewerage. For
information call MR.. GUYNN. Shepherd
52O0-Georgia 1874 after 6 pm.
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AnacOstia-NeW Semi-Det.

5 extra large rooms g bedrooms). porch,
Oil heat, insulated, weather-stripped.
turred walls. screens, etc. Beautiful. high
by beautiful detached homes. If you are
looking for better built home in a supe-
rior location and environment inspect
these homes and be convinced Reasonably
priced and convenient terms arranged
Evening star., 1940-05-15
MASS. AVE. SECTION

Large oak trees and colorful gardens
add scenic beauty to this beautiful home
ing values. Priced less than S1O 900, this
white painted brick home with blue shut
complete recreation room in basement. ur.
usually large dining room overlooking rear
garden. B complete baths. attached garage
unusual features Incorporated in this
property; We honestly believe this to be
Very reasonable terms may be arranged
Call Mr.. Dobbins. Wisconsin 6795-R. j,
WESLEY BUCHANAN ME. 1143
27-FT. LIVING ROOM.
S6,99O-Excellent North Woodside Sec
ton: q large rooms oil heat, attached
MA. 1898 until q pm
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OPEN DAILY

OPEN DAILY.
1349-51 Maple View Pl. Sc.
New semi-detached brick, s rooms q
extra large bedrooms). oil heat
American University Park.
New detached brick. center entrance. 1st-
moor lavatory. large den. 3 bedrms, baths
on End A.: attic foored: finest construc-
ton; near bus schools; price, ST l 800 Call
Mr.. Nally, District 5252 or Columbia
1871, with J. ]. OCONNOR, Investment
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Central Financial Dist.
013 18th St NV
EVANS BLDG. 1420 NY. Ave

Ground floor. 90x13: with balcony.
SHOW window and rear entrance; 5000,
e. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 9O0 18th st..
NV. District 9057.
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Ewes. DE. 216d
S12.750-

Opposite the Cathedral.
Out town owner has Just reduced the
price OF this lovely home for an immediate
Of the most convenient and desirable close
IN suburban areas, 1t is within 2 blocks Of
from transportation 2 stories and attic,
8 rooms splendid bedrooms, tile baths,
maids room and bath, AUTOMATIC HEAT.
built-in garage. Entire house in perfect
condition. Vacant THOS j. FISHER g.
CO. INC. DI. $3.50. OR EVENINGS CALL
MR.. ODONNEII,, ia h112
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SUMMER CAMPS,
OFFICES FOR RENT.

TALL TIMBERs-CAMPF FOR BOYS. TALL
Timbers, Nd, opens its season July l. En-.
Evening star., 1940-05-15
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EAST CAP. ST, BET. CAP. AND LINCOLN
Pk.-Beautiful 9-r. 2-b. brick: oil heat
etc: all new condition; excellent for tourist,
rooming or professional use. Consider small
house in eXchanse; no cash necessary. e.
2 NEW HOUSES, NEAR WOODROW WILL
son High School and Wisconsin ave, never
occupied. one is corner, suitable for doctor
or dentist; will trade equity of SIS 900 for
vacant ground or income pr oducing prop
erty. Box 1867, Star