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BASEBALL
FINALS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LkAODE
First Game:
Detroit 80. 0Ie 22o DOLE IS 2
Boston -. o10 900 600 8 1
Bridges and Tebbets; Heving,
Terry t3). Hash t5). Williams 90
and Foxx. Glenn fs).
First Game:
Chicago -. 1e2 0I0 o. 0 z
Washington 900 900 ezo-z 7 4
Knott. Rigney 81 and fresh;
Masterson. carrasquel le). Haynes
80 and Early.
st. Louis 900 003 Iie I-s ~ I
PbiladeL. roo 010 roo o-5 10 4
Auker. coffman 81. Trotter
fs) and Grace. Swift ~: Potter.
Heusser (10) and Hayes.
Cleveland .. 0zo 600 eoo--z 7 o
New York >. 900 900 OILS s 2
Feller and Hesley: Donald.
murphy W ana D1chey.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn .. 08l 020 0oo-Ii IL I
Chicago -. 900 600 800 8 8
Davis and Mancuso: Raffens-
berger. Bryant 81. French 90
and Todd, Collins go.
Boston -. 600 900 600 4 1
Cincinnati >. e10 0os Iex-5 Z o
Erickson. Piechota cd and
Berries, Andrews %; Thompson
and lombard
New York. 100 0oz 0sI-7 IL Z
Pittsburgh. 100 GAL 00o-6 IL 1
Lohrman. Brown 81, HubbeH
90 and banning; NJ Brown.
Heintzlemsn 90. Butcher 90 and
Davis.
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Only once did he refer to
charges and innuendoes voiced by
other candidates. as he said;
"No political Job h big
enough 10 cause mr. 30 com
promise myself. now would
make q deal for any Job that
exists ?"
Langlie appeared al a mass
meeting sponsored by the Willkie-
McNary clubs OF eastern Pierce
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wASHINGTON-Gen- George c.
Marshall. chief Of staff, Saturday
Invited the chiefs Of staff and one
&ther officer from each Of the 20
atin-American republics TO visit
be United States in October 10
aspect military establishments.
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county. He was introduced by
Milton J. Evans, Of Tacoma. a
candidate for lieutenant governor.
Bob Hunt, president Of Pierce
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MERLIN - Wen Informed
German quarters said taalzAi
that Portsmouth hashss and
parts % the city around u wess
In Flames after . 0sfmaa air
raid. n was ssid Portsmouth
vas subjected o. infsa.e at
lacks designed . destroy 70
maininE fuel store. and naval
docks.
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PARTICULARS
and
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Longlie Declares Against All "Deols";
Says "Spoils System" Must Go

Displaying the energy and fervor that has brought him
victory forces undermining Seates municipal govern
ment Arthur B. Langie 40yearold mayor Of that city
and candidate for the COP nomination spoke
before capacity crowd in Puyalups Civic auditorium Fri
day night.
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PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH ~ A Ger.
man bomb hit a movie house
here this afternoon. COLLAPSE
Ing the galleries and trapping
spectators IN the ruins.
The number ~ Persons trapped
In the thsatsr ~ the bomb hlt
vas not revealed The hosuh fell
during the Afternoon showing %
tho cinema
Other bombs fsll IN : working
class residential district aud DO
ninlishsd many houses
The German planes we're met
by particularly fisrcs suti.alfcraft
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Senatorial
Delay Seen
AS Peril
Rookie" Member
Druws q "Deodly
purullel"
W sHINGToN

WASHINGTON = Sen.
Ernest W. Gibson, r., VT,
39-year-old freshman" told
his colleagues Saturday that
in the same length of time
the senate has debated the
conscription bill Hitler was
able to conquer France"
No wonder he has the utmost
contempt for democratic institu-
tons which are incapable Of
prompt and wise action In times
Of emergency" Gibson said in his
first senate speech.
The galleries were crowded for
the unusual Saturday session.
called in an effort to expedite
action on the controversial draft
bill.
The senate required nearly half
an hour before il could obtain a
quorum for the session. summoned
by Democratic Leader Alben w.
Barkley after he failed to get an
agreement to limit debate on more
than a dozen amendments to the
bill.
HE CITES HISTORY
Gibson was appointed recently
to fill the unexpired term OF his
father. the late Sen. Ernest w.
Gibson. He spoke from a desk In
Rookie Row" in the rear Of the
Republican side of the chamber.
Il cannot understand this argu-
ment that peacetime CONSUMPTION
in this country Is something new.
because 1t is not" Gibson said.
The very earliest state laws en-
acted by our forefathers permit
ted the drafting of men in times
Of emergency"
He said passage Of the bin
VIII make ms realize that
liberty h not q gift from
heaven"
Sen. Chan Quincy. r.. s. D.,
followed Gibson with a speech
deprecating the ability of the
volunteer system TO provide the
United States with an adequate
land army. Bounty systems and
other methods intended to produce
large numbers of recruits always
have failed. he said.
SEN. TAFT REPLIES
Assistant Republican Leader
Warren r. Austin of Vermont said
Britain's experience demonstrated
that under the volunteer system
skille mechanics volunteered,
while '1oafers" remained at home.
This created a lop-sided economic |
pattern, he said.
Sen. Robert A. Taft, r.. o.. |
retorted that there Is nothing In
the volunteer system to prevent |
the army from excluding skilled
men essential to industry.
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Clear Day
Brings Back
Raiders
Bolkuns Are Tense:
1tulY Threatens
Greece Over Pact
stfN SHINES AGAIN

Germany ssn, cut nigh, after
fllsht q bombing plane. today.
IS bright sunshine ended had
weather over the English channel
and the mass air battle fef Britain
resumed
The thunder ~ German bomb,
inE blasted the Dover coast and
alrflelds hack from the ga. and
London had N. nth air raid
alarm u the var.
The big German guns. smplaesd
from Haulogns 10 Calais. spoke
again across the channel and
English batteries reared back.
~ was the first Tins In .ls
days - since last sunday -
that the German air foses had
gene into action On hiitshrisE
sesle.
Tho hattie resumed where a
had broken off at Isli's oornsr.
the IuttinE chalk cliff coast. where
Dover lies only AZ mile. across
the ohurning waters from Ger
manys French bases.
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
............... ss.2eO. 900
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Bonneville and Coulee Power
Marketing to Be Combined

WAsHfNGTONPresdent Roosevelt and Secretary Interior
Ickes executive order which Will combine
vile administration.
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Nazi Bomb
Hits Movie
During Show
Galleries Collapse.
Spectators Trop-
ped. Report


BULLETINS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. estimates
- 10 p. ~ Tonight placed the
uumfer ~ aeFsusa rsitlas plane.
aver nFitsia up - thai hsaf &c
II i~aal i.eee
fOSDON-rh- sIr nslalstrY an
asuneea that as eneny piano. hsa
ts~ea destroyed up ~ eise ,. NJ.
tsnight.
LONDON ~ asrmas raiders
struck feF the thlfa tIms tasisy
al isadun. hut hasah- fell ;. fleia-
IN The eastern eatsAiFts n the city
esnsiss saif wsls.s dzmsss. an
asE usialstry eemmanlqn- sala Co
nlzht
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ROME IssIsTEsT

hDHE fNhfsIENT
A great fire broke out a.
Pirasus. the port % Athens. AMI
destroyed military supplies. Might
steamboat services among Ina
Greek Islands was suspended.
Reports from Rome we're that
Italy Was insisting that 0rsses
renosnes the British pledge. and
u was sald that n Britain made
any move IN crsecs. italy would
strike with q eountsf-moss ina
mssilatsly.
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DURING RUsu HOUR

iondon's air raid alarm came
during the morning rush hour
II lasted 30 minutes. bat few per.
aoas went 10 shelters a. Ger
man planes did not get through
10 the metropolis and no bombs
were believed dropped IN its VI.
entity.
Berlin confirmed that today vas
10 see resumption Of iarEs-neais
battles. provided the weather held
good. a German spokesman In.
sisted weather and weather aions
was holding up tho offsnalye.
Ths daylight raids followed =
night II small scale air activity
in which three bombs we're dfop.
ped IN the London area
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BALKANS HTTEny

New tremors wefs felt IN the
ever iittsry Balkans today Itu-
mania was reported moving troops
from the bulgarian frontier 10
the Hungarian frontier.
The Humanian. Hungarian tsFfi-
toriai negotiations collapsed. some
reports said ali Humanian army
leaves had been cAnoaIlsd.
The Greek army rsquisiti0nsd
1900 tons ~ gasoline. and sup
plies were said ~ have bssn sent
10 the region of tbs Albanian
border.
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Of the tao projects and for pro-
viding . single agency for markets
ing the power IN the region" the
statement aid.
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THOUSAND PLANES RAID BR|'
WEATHER FORECAST

Pair tonight and Tuesday. TEN
Perafures: High. 81; low, s.. SuH
rises. SEQ: sets. 7s0A
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Coordination Of All
Defense Activities
Studied by Group
Specific Program Of
Cooperation to Be
Drafted at MEETING

Plans for coordination of the air
defense activities of all Federal
agencies and national aviation or
CARNATIONS are being discussed by
members of the new National De-
Tense Committee of the National
Aeronautic Association at its first
meeting today in the National Press
Building once of Chairman William
P. McCracken, jr., former Assistant
Secretary of Commerce for Aero
nautics.
Following a preliminary meeting,
members of the committee were to
Confer with officials of the Army
Navy, Commerce Department, Ma
tional Defense Advisory Commission
and National Advisory Committee
for Aeronautics Following these
conferences. another committee
meeting will be held to prepare a
specific program of cooperation
with the Federal agencies.
In addition to Mr. MacCracken
members of the committee are
Grover Looming, New York aircraft
designer and manufacturer; Ralph
w. Howe. N. A. A. governor for Vir-
ginia; Brig. Gen. w. G. Kilner. Cur
tiss-Wright Corp, Buffalo, N. Y.
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LEFFEL, CHARLES X. On wednesday.
August IA 1910. at Providence Hospital :
CHARLES K. LEFFEL. beloved husband Of
Alice Leffel and father, of Richard G.
Leffel Mrs. Julia K. Hook and Mrs. Eliza
beth L. Handy
Remains resting at the Lee funeral home.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services
will be held on Monday. August -; at 1
am. Relatives and friends invited. IN
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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PRICE, JOSEPH w. In sad but loving
remembrance our dear husband and
father. JOSEPH W. PRICE, who passed
away hve years ago, August 3. 1885.
The depth Of our sorrow We cannot tell
At the loss of one We loved so we'll
And while he sleeps in peaceful sleep
His memory We shall always keep.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
TRACEY. AUGUSTUS. In loving mem
DRY of our dear husband and father. AU-
GUSTUS TRACEY. who left us two years
ago. August Is. 1885
Memories are treasures
No one can steal:
Death leaves heartaches
Nothing can heal.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
TURNER, DOROTHY MAY. In loving
memory Of our dear wife and mother. DOR
OTHY MAY TURNER, who departed this
life one year ago today, August Is. 1899.
The month Of August once more is here.
To us the saddest of the year;
Because one year ago today
Our dear wife and mother passed away.
As We love her, so We miss her,
In our hearts she is always near.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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DrathH

sCRIyENER, EDWARD 3. On wednes-
GAY august II 1g49 8 dsorsss9Tn W.
seri r e 81 w.shinr to D. G. and j. ).
Loss rvces m The O. a MsI W w wis. Co
neral home, 1900 NJ st. NV, on Friday.
Ausust 10; At 2:30 pm. Relatives and
sHREvE. BENJAMIN DORSEY. On
Tuesday. August ID, 1910, at his residence,
sSa STe s ST. sH kkEh0p Beloved wa I hns
band Of Ellen MSfIett shreve and father
viyed by three brothers.
r @son Blvd the IHss runs s.
n to The Fessy cRarch soh
Monroe st.. Arlington Va. where funeral
services ,n viii Be held at 40 pm Inter;
sIMMs. ROBERT T. On wednesday
AUGUST "a. 1910. at Doctors Hospital
ROBERT 7, SIMMs, beloved husband OF
Doris F simms tnee Fraser and father
Remains resting at the Lee funeral home
viii Be- hed on Friday Aususs e a
am. Services and interment private.
WHEELEk, Mandy w. On wednesday,
sANDY wHEE1ER so as'so of n. iat:
George and Josephine Wheeler and devoted
brother Of Ernestine Brooks and Bessie
Cole. Also surviving are q brother in law,
James Cole. and other relatives and friends
Notice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by Mcguire.
W!LDMAN, FRIEDRICH J. Suddenly,
on Tuesday. August -. 1910. at his resi-
dence, 1929 Fairmont st. Nv. FRIEDRICH
J.. MILDMAN. beloved husband Of Bertha
A. Wildman and father Of Mrs. Elise Wild
man KISSING. Miss Rose X. Herbert I.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 2901 l4th st. NV, Oh Friday, hu-
gust 10. at 1880 am. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 10
YICK. LIN. Funeral services will bt
| held for LIN YICK at the Chambers fu
neral home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, Friday
AUGUST IL, at 3 pm. 1nterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
| YOUNG. ALBERT RUSSELL. Departed
this life on Wednesday, AUGUST "a. 1910
illness. ALBERT RUSSELL YOUNG 0
63S Morton st. NV, beloved son of Ed
ward W and Jennie B. Young. brothe
OF Samuel. Walton, Edward. Julia. Justin
Halle, Jennie, Edwina. Mckinley ant
| Helen Young. Remains resting at Barbou
| Bros funeral home, AZ K st. ne.
| Funeral Saturday, August Il. at / pm.
from the above funeral home. Intermen
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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BURROWS, WILLIAM HENRY. In low
LIAM HENRY BURROWS, who departed
this life August Is. 1888. HARRY.
PETIT, AMANDA r. (NEE BENTON).
In sad but loving remembrance of our
dear mother, AMANDA r. PETIT tnee
Benton. who departed this life fve years
ago today, August Is, 1885.
God set out to bless the world
With gifts both sweet and rare:
He sent the SUM- the stars, the moon
Spread beauty everywhere.
The stately trees. the singing birds.
He gave to YOU and yours and mine;
And then He sent the angels down
To take you, mother of mine.
LOVING SON AND DAUGHTER, VIOLA
AND PAUL.
PETIT, AMANDA r. tNEE BENTON).
In loving memory of our dear mother,
AMANDA r. PETIT tnee Benton). who
PASSED away five years ago today, August
IS, 1898.
Deep down in our hearts. dear mother,
Is place kept Just for you:
Not always shall the parting be.
For in Gods beautiful hills so true.
Where binding tears shall cease to flow,
We. too, may claim eternity
And md our way 70 you; -
HILLARY AND RALPH BENTON.
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and former executive .oficer, Army
Air Corps, and Earle L. johnson
director of the Ohio State Bureau OF
Aeronautics, Columbus.
Gill Robb Wilson, president of the
N. A. A., also is attending the meet
ing with Col. G.. deFreest Larner,
general manager of the N. A. A.,
serving as ex ofiicio member and
secretary.
The first meeting Of the 1910 Col
lier Trophy Committee Of the N. A.
A., to consider nominations for the
annual award for the outstanding
aviation achievement of the last
year, will be held here tomorrow.
Creation Of the National Defense
Committee was authorized by the
National Aeronautic Association at
its recent national meeting in
Denver
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Services at the s. H. Hines Co. funeral
home 29O1 14th st. NV. on Friday, Au-
gust 16, at pm Interment private
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MacDONALD, EMILE K. At Helena,
Mont EMILE x. MACDONALD Of 1s14
falkland drive, Silver Spring. Md. beloved
mother of Mrs. Charles E. Marshall and
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home, 29O1 14tb ST. NV, on Saturday
August II. at | pm. 10
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During the World War, about A.
058. 900 individuals served in the
American forces.
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Postmistress Confirmed
~ the Associated Press.

~ tne ASsOciAted PreSS.
The Senate confirmed yesterday
the nomination Of Edna w. Hart to
be postmistress Of Sudlersville, Md.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Irritated EyeIids?

Battle them with Lavoptik. Promptly
soothes. Use also for prompt relief Of
inhamed, sore, burning. itching eyes -
or to soothe tired eyes. No harmful
drugs. Is years success. Get Lavoptik
today. Eye-cup included.) All druggists.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near Taft Bridge,

W6SC UI OUIIIl. hVt.
AT individually built detached home situ-
ated in that exclusive area adjacent TO
Kalorama Heights. First f1oor-Reception
hall. living room approximately 34xl4.
dining room about 23xl5 with bay window
having southern exposure, library. lavatory,
buffers pantry. large kitchen. Second
f1oor-5 splendid rooms. 3 modern tile
baths. Third hoor-3 bedrooms, 2 baths
and storage room. Entire house in excel
lent condition and it is equipped with OIL
HEAT. Detached garage for 3 cars with
large unfinished room above. ample space
for apartment OF recreation room. At the
price OF S24, 500 it represents an excellent
value. THO. J. FISHER CO, INC
CALL MR.. ODONNELL. IA. 5172.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BROOM. NEW BRICK. BEDROOMS,
nicely furnished: radio. automatic heat,
bath and shower, electric range and light
and refriserator: near Chevy Chase and
Kenwood, Md. To two men or couple
Pho. MA. 04S4 or WI. S0Sl after B.
OWNER WILL SHARE ATTRAC.. WELL
heated home with desirable couple. Conv.
transp., churches. schools, theater. WO.
4577.
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THE PARK ROAD STORAGE Cove will
haul storage in free Mothproof storage.
local, long-distance moving, Grating. pack
ing 3o2R llth st NV CO. Q611
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
FLATS FOR RENT.
MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE.

1915 11th ST. NV rooms, kitchen
and bath. hot-vstrr heat; $50. Cal
GeOrgia 5O33
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

170s N. BARTON ST. ARLINGTON-S1x
detached bungalow; with large lot. garage;
air-conditioned. oil burner: excellent con-
dition: new elec. REFRIGERATOR; near school.
business: within = 50 3 bus lines, 10c
fare; 70 min. to city; $50. jackson 1905,
MRS. BENTON.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DETACHED
6-room home with oil heat in Lyon Village,
Arl.. Va. II min. to downtown Washing
ton. Call N. c. HINES CO. Chestnut 2440.
CHEVY CHASE, 1898 4ond ST. NV
Semi -det.; s rms, auto. heat, garage. fire.
place: conv. cars bus; reas. AT. 3072.
TAKOMA PARK-DETACHED, 3 BED
rooms; comfortably furnished; ami; near
schools, stores; "a blk. trans: immediate
possession; reas. rent. SH 64S3
DESIRE TO CONTACT PARTY WHO
would be interested in renting small house;
have > rooms. new furniture. Taylor S643.
WANTED-CoUPLE EMPL. PREF. TO
share ct mpl. furn. home with couple. Elec.,
gas phone furn.. $3.50 mo. Ii. 4s75-J.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED HOUSE. g
rooms. bath, oil heat garage, linens and
silver: until May !: Chevy Chase, Md WI
0945 for appointment before 10 a m.
Is MIN. DOWNTOWN COMPLETE
" furn. modern bungalow, gar, lge. corner
lot; avail. now: .S75. BY appoint. only.
ME- O54O. Branch All. Call evenings
UNUSUAL HOME FOR ADULTS
Sl00-Studio living room, paneled study,
circular stairs . bedrooms and bath. Circu-
lar stair to dining room. kitchen and maid s
$500 wis Ave wi s6a3
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1l39 ABBEY PL. NE ROOMS, BATH.
built-in garage, h.-w.h. conv't everything;
$50 BUSADA. AT. 0307.
6O4 PARK RD. N.W.-5 RMS, B., AMI;
$3.50, Fine cond. See after pm.
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1907 KENYON NV LARGE ROOMS,
nicely furn., clean, next bath; refrigera-
tion, sink: 50 so wk.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE LARGE,
well furnished apt, Dec. l meals optional;
eonv. location. MI. 05S6. after 8.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
$3.50 hI.r A;Iaetve .ss semidet ,.tS corner n
heat. porches, deep lot, etc Completely
reconditioned: terms. Call till pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400.
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rms. private bath, 3 expos, ami, elec
refe.. garage opt. 5506 14th NV. GE. 59I9.
PETWORTH, $40 VARNUM NV LGE
rms, adj. bath; comp refln., nicely fur;
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NEW APT BLDG.

NEAR CATHEDRAL; 30 apts.. mostly 8
rooms. dinette and bath; low rents include
cleo and gas; very modern equip; large
lot: fine environment; Az trust; reason-
able cash payment and terms; priced right;
will show high return; take small clear
property as part payment. Call MR. DREW,
REPUBLIC 1881. r. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
EOS INVESTMENT BLDG.
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DOWNTOWN - NICELY FURNISHED.
clean, rooms, large modern kitchen, S11
wk. 1919 L St NV. D1 1O2S.
1916 4th ST. NORTH, ARL,, va RMS,
private bath, furn., Ink. near bus; $50
month
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1899 ASIMEAD PL. NV, "a BLK. OFF
Conn. ave, south end Taft Bridee-2
rms, porch, Frisidaire, $40 month: en-
ployed couple North O767
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW 2-FAMILY BRICK HOUSE IN
Aurora Hills. Va. fully leased: excellent
net return on small investment. BARGAIN
worth your Investigation. INQUIRE Aurora
Hills Once, 230l s. Arlington Ridge I'd.
16-APT. BUILDING FOR WHITE. HALF
block on 14th NV. Annual rental, $500
Priced for immediate sale only S5. 900 cash
required. This building. should net in cash
25G on invested capital in addition to all
expenses including building and loan pay
mentS w w BAILEY MA 1870
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OR FAMILY BRICK APT, NV. OR
Va. Good cash payment. Box 261-Y.
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CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
D. C. and Md to IL rooms, / to 8
baths; several new brick. We invite inspec-
ton. LESLIE D. MEASELL WO ABB,
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OWENS REALTY, ME. o4s6.

NE; PARTLY FURN.: 5 RMS,
porches. yard, 8 gar: immediate posses
sion; Teas,
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HOUSES FURk. OR UNFURk.

FRIENDSHIP HGTS.. MD.-NEW. RMS.
English type, "a baths. fireplace, lse. front
yard: 1-fare zone; reaS. WI 9113.
5-ROOM HOUSES, AUTOMATIC HEAT:
in Glenbrook Village: S55 up. WI 52s6
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED, ACREAGE OR FARM, 25 TO
100 acres. vicinity Potomac, Md; must be
reas. State full particulars. location and
price in letter. Box 462-Y. Star.
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ARLINGTON, VA.-S6,850.
s26 N. woodrow st.-New brick 2-story
Colonial home. large rms, cedar-lined
closet. closet. de luxe Kit: fireplace. screened
stream IN back Of lot: p. II. A. Approved,
oWN0e CH. 2106. open ewes.
Evening star., 1940-11-13

CHEVY CHASE. D. C. AND MD.-CALL US
to see our list of homes in this delightful
neighborhood Prices range SIS to $3.50
per month.
EDW H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
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NEW APARTMENTS.

4-family, Just completed and fully rented.
Full Easements: all-steel kitchens. II you
have been looking for an exceptionally we'll
built apt. for an investment. Inspect 1346
1884 Queen st. ne. STEUART BROTH
FRS INC III PARA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

GAS STATION AND GENERAL AUTO RE.
pair shop IN Washington. Long lease II
good location. Now have full shop equip
ment. Responsible party. Box 2ls-Y. Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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SHOREHAM HOTEL.

814 CONN. AVE. NV.
Large Rm.. Kit Everything Fur. $40 so.
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AFI,,
S9,950.
This apt shows real return-live in one
spt. and have S95 monthly return on other
Two Ihis location is the best renting
sectlon In city Of Washington. convenient
70 70 Navy ;n YARD: st: Eliz; and Boiling Field
3lOO, or Ii 5O16-J after 6:a0 % M -
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PETWORTH--6 RMS. BATH. OIL HEAT.
2 rear porches. front and rear yard; 1st
Property valued at S6250. Owner wants
reas. offer. Chestnut 7941, bet. ST. pm.
Evening star., 1940-11-13

PETWORTH. ia WEBSTER ST. NW.-6
rms, bath. INV h.. incl porches, dble. gar,
nice yard. excel: cond.: one blk. expr. bus:
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md

New development. Pleasant St; left on
new roadway; new brick homes, rms.
tile bath: gar; h.-w.h. Small down pay