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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
Young Men Eligible
For Enlistment In
Navy From IL To q

Lieutenant Commander Q. T.
wAiton. ufgireF m Chargs ~ Unit
ed states Navy R~ecrnissn9 n nae
states Of foulslnnA and Mlssiaslppa.
announces uaat. The tsavy pspAfs-
menE hsA husnosizsd sn~iiztEnsnts q
the United states Mary ~ seuns
men betwren seventeen and stsh-
teen reArs OF ass. who are eligible
for enlistment ~ apprentices ssA-
men. 20 serve until they reach The
age Of tRenty-one. Enlistmenta Of
mes between the ages Of eightesn
and nSltty zone viii coufinHf as De-
fore. the Ssrt0a u enlistment be-
ting Tor SIX years
LAeusenant Commander Wnitun
further states that due TO the large
monthly enlistment quotas hntus
assigned In c~onnectkOn uith me cur
rent Naval ExpanAann Program
men mo apply for enllatnsant and
are found 70 b fully qualified msF
expect 70 be enlisted within . FsfF
short time. There h no waiting lit
The Navy needs men 10 neEtn
tralnIne Is preparation fer ssrsine
on beard one q the modern ships
Of our fleet
Ire Navy offers every yp4ng nan
who enllstA. the opportunity -
travel. leam ; trade and earn eod
pay. More than fifty trades are
taught IN Navy Trade Schools Tbs
opportunities for promotion ars
greater nov than ever before IN
the history Of the Navy.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

small hOrneA M. McpoaAia os-
ciarnd
-LRgeiy because Of IRE kong
term stimulus given % how're 0uun-
eTxhip hy ths FHA-lnkured mortR-
age program. construction &C sfnrie-
family DWELLINGS this yeAr has been
proceeding In the largest volume
since is7A tire Admtnistrator con-
tinued
I'm fact. tfae demand Coz FHA-
insured mortgages involving tire
most favurAhle home-unancinr
terms In history a. vel a. protec.
tive safeeuarcs benefltling lnves-
tor and hcme-huyer alike. has beer
80 large that almost all o. the
FHAx previous insurance anshorf-
ration az $4,000 900 wax commit
ted when the President used the
powers conferred en- him by the
National How lng Act to raise the
maximum.
The increase Of siooonoepoo IN
the FHAx insurance authorization
makes ibis sound hoFne-flnAnciun
plan available 70 roughly 10000
additional families. II Ia thus of
utmost importance 70 builders. the
building materials industry. build
Ing trades workers and the more
than 5000 private financial Insti-
tuttonk which have found q sound
outlet for their investment funds
In FHA-insurance mortgages
Already more than 0000oe Ameri-
can families are acquiring their
own homes nnder the FHA-tnsurnd
mortgage program. Mr.. Mcdonald
pointed cut.
BY offering q sound deal 70 the
home-purchasinE family. the FHA
program has been Of tnestimable
benefit 70 private enterprise N the
residential field NJ. Mcdonald as
serted. 1T has been responsible In
larbe debree for = ten-foid egpan-
sion IN the volume Of operations Of
the once stagnant residential con-
strnctton industry. Il has provid-
ed safe investments for almost S.
o0000o.O00 Of private funds which
previously had been discouraged
entering the residential
mortgage market by the chaotic
financial conditions existing prior
70 the advent OF the FLA program.
1T would be q grave mistake,
however. to consider that these ac-
complishments exhaust the poten-
tiallties Of the FILA program. Many
more hundreds Of thousands Of
American families are prospective
purchasers Of new homes On the
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
Wood Flooring Has
Many Advantages
In Home Building

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uss msrss sxAssxnk rc~auissuasnsA.
The annss e~enesnllr $50 frssn
TEL E1our e~nnassurtann = h&sfiA slth
9and suskis e. ffse8 brAEas IA maslsA
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carry ths nnksetpatea heaa. mas -
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Il attffsnsd ana hrnced. ard Hesaaad.
A. permits faeang Ire finsxfffd fkar
pefprn6lcniAf % khs lula1k.
Finish ~finoFiz4 may Be haA -
IA pieantng variety Is textures.
depths. cotnfs and patterns nazzse
piesslv eliminating nns lmprnaaEon
" usuuotuaY b. ftooF design. STRIP.
plank. sandosn width. hesfinsbsne
and block - paFQtr4 sype ftesuftns
ere ; few ~ssfsErsteN patterns FftAm
which Yuu may nHieea tus1F ffM4
Ona navel elfe11 iu foafsns max b
obtained hF eusnhsntnH ENu a. m1Et
species 81 We'd 81 different fu.ns&
The fao1s sltaala neA As kNta eaAs
If p~iemteftka ard igslsEiag wasi
has ben eeannleted
Individual taste ssFekse Fsseas9e
ms41Es and relative eAAt& viii e.
texEniue the fhotct ~ your f1nnf
ing ard sot1F local iumtsef a1.A6
can fsadiir seeiire fhs style %
select.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
Cold Weather Adds
To Construction
Speed, Efficiency

The fact that q man win ae-
complinh more work when khe cir
Is Klappy than Ia very hut weather.
has been borne out BY actual studies
OF the time element A. work has
progressed on building jobs. and h
a good eaeon Tor building sn vim
ter. :
The actual variation In work
done during cold and warm wealth.
er comes down 70 a question of
supply and demand for labor and
the management Of construction.
More building Is done m the spring
and winter. When work Is scarce
and early summer than In the fall
and men r looking for q job more
work Is accomplished per day than
when work IL plenty and labor Is
scarce. because the men are anxious
TO hold their jobs. BY building now
you assure yourself . selection Of
the better workmen.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
Housing Authority
Celebrates Third
Year of Operation

washington d Che DATED
states Hoasins Authurfsy today an
nutncea that on November Isl fs
third anniversary, the public hcuS-
ina pToeFan hat resulted IN TIE
completion or start 81 construction
Ct Oe1sz h1mes O. more than
twice a. many ~ there M Ia nne
entire city uf Miami. Florida
Ihese homes planned and built
bx Local Housing Authorities with
me financial aid Of the uSifA are
providing decent living quarters a.
ioN rentals for iox -incosns faEni-
lies thresszhcut the country. uShA
Adrninlstr9tow Nathan 6trakts as
serted
On November 1. 1887. there were
only Is Local Housing Authorities
roday there are &7 IA IS States
and Territories and the District q
Columbia. This increase in the
number Of these local housing
agencies Is Itself an excellent Illus
trAtton Of the growth u Tie public
housing movement
Earlier fears that public housing
might operate Is . depressing In
nuence on private residential con-
siructt0n have been removed hy the
rapidly rising rate Of private build
ing. IN 1898. the first year Of
uSfzA operation. some 3se1oo units
Of private construction were record
ed By 1870 the figure had risen
TO t64000. In America. IS In all
other countries public housing has
been accompanied by . substantial
increase In private residential con-
ss-s.etann
Key 70 the success OF this first
direct Matte wide attack on AmeFf-
cas- slums Is the question of rents
The record. at the end Of the third
year. shows that rents IN USHA
projects have been held down 20 IN
average Of about so per month In
the South and less than SIS per
month ia the North. In every COM
munity these rents are as log as
or lower ~than-alum rents. In
every community IL Is the families
IN the lowest income group who are
leaving k~ubstandard dwellings for
clean, attractive new project homes
Southern workers who earn as lit
tie as 81 q week are able 20 move
their families into UEHA homes.
while the weekly pay for families in
Northern projects averages IN some
cases a low aa So.
with rents and incomes Of this
type the rule" said Mr.. Etrauz.
there can be no doubt that public
housing is meeting the need Of
those who can least afford good
homes"
Another test Of progress duEine
the last three years Is the question
Of building costs. Here the record
shows a steady reduction In al
items Of expenditure. Average net
construction costs. for example,
have been gradually reduced 10 the
current figure OF s2.47e per house
uor 27.17s dwellings placed under
construction during the six months
ending September 1. ie40l. Homes
built at such a figure reflect TIT ae-
cumulated experience of Local
Housing Authorities during three
years OF economical construction.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
ONO CRY APPROVES rrnsxc
HOUSING

Akron Ohio. went 10 % I al favor
o. public housing protests IN : -.
cent cikfswtde p0il conducted ~
the Akron beacon journal 1hn
poll Feyeatcd that tan 81 each sIesan
fitiAefa QUESTIONED. approve tie
United States Housing Aeshasity
alum clearance and so< rental llons.
isig program
TI1e E~x=pApef asked tu1 n1ea.
lso1s DO Toa heIteee that Akxun
xiieHia eontsnsse 90 sseA Federal
housing mctaesaF 10 yoH kesisse
thai ssum clearance pFoteeis hnld
h@ck building md extend ainsn ean@
ditfDns rather than clearing lhem
ugff~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
LOW RENTALS ACHIEVED IN
RURAL HOUSING

Life begins at 81 for Farmer p. II.
Hammer OF Lee County. MLxsisstppl
The first USHA iow-rent farm
house IN that State viii be CON-
pieted b the aI-year-old farmer.
hts wife. and tao children PoE
their monthly payments Of about -.
the Hammers viii live IN . vel con-
structed and attractive farm house.
equipped with sanitary facilities. :
sealed vel, and > hand pump
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
PRIVATE CAPITAL FLOWS
INTO BUILDING PROGRAM

washington. D c. Nov. 8-The
addition Of sfn0olD00oo0 70 the
FHAS xznaii-houre mortgage iusuT-
snce authorization. approved By
President Roosevelt assures a. uri-
interrupted f1ow Of private capital
into the nouFixhlng residential con-
struction industry. Federal Housing
Administrators Stewart Mcdonald
announced today.
BY raising 70 $4,000 O000oo tire
maximum principal amount Of
Emall-home mortgages which msy
be covered by FHA Insurance at
any n time. President Roosevelt
hac cleared the path for further
l~arTe-scale expansion IN the pro-
ductaon Of soundiy- built soundly-
financed. and reasonably priced
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29
STANDARD sTAfn DESIGNS
cur COSTS

nfandarnizaftan Of deBixn2 for
meal stairs uIu result Il ass31zA q
10 % 30M u installation Get II
uBHA u9tsezA
uniIA e~ngIneega. wufkinR b. CO.
operation waEn tie Southern Ahzn-
eiesIcn q OTnAmental M9tai Manu-
fae9uEers. have Developed ~ stand
ard kFrza of skeai sfaEF8 This nj.
formsfy M design I'll mean N
sssEaes saFtnss ~ ahoslt tie psf
star flight
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-11-29

favorable terms made possible By
the FHA-insured mortgage. Private
capital Is plentiful. and the FHA's
increased insurance authorization
Is an assured avenue for its tn
vestment in new homes for the
American people. With the con-
tinucd cooperation Of the building
industry in providing better homes
at reasonable prices, ! am "a that
residential construction will con-
ttnue i3 impressive march forward
during the period that lies ahead
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

IS Y ST; ,Nw.-,6 ROOMS, BATH. VERY
comfortably cont tab and completely furn.; large
sible tenant Ii. 1893, Lincoln 1034O
HYATTSVILLE-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
newly furnished and decorated; only 2 yrs.
old; on bus line. Warneld O91S.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. 3 BED
rooms, oil heat detached reasonable to
responsible party. 1903 10th st. ne. 31'
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEARLY
new: 8 rooms and bath, detached; auto
matte heat. 1-year lease. Michigan 1905.
ALEXANDRIA (217 s. ROYAL sT)-RE-
stored Colonial house, partly furn: 3 bed
rms, baths, library, 3 nreplaces; large
Garden: $50. OWNER, MA. 1886 RA 2717.
CHEVY CHASE. D: Cool, QUIET, 8
rms, : scr porches, lge liv. rm. fireplace;
beautifully furn.; refg. EN-. 2763.
4511 MAPLE AVE, BETHESDA. MD
5 rms, bath, garage; elec. refg.; ami;
nicely furn.; $50.
1907 ,Rosedale ave. Bethesda, Md
Beautiful; Arm. and bath: detached bun
galow, elec. refg.. automatic heat; this
must be seen 1a,Is, e Be be agpr1ssated,, s75.
1872 K ST. NV. Met 1143
Evening star., 1940-07-30
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

all modern conveniences; lovely grounds,
garage 9006 1st ave, Silver Spring
COOL. CLEAN, MODERN. 4 RMS. UN-
furn: tile bath: 4 expos: 1st floor; private
entr. WA. 2025.
UNFURN. APT.-2 ROOMS KITCHEN
pain, S35 month: bus and cars at door
1903 Lee highway. Arlington. CHI 1777
DECATUR HGTS. MD. IA ELEANOR AVE.
> cool rms. kit, pvt bath: cleo refg
c:h;W,; conven schools, churches, stores:
"a block bus. Warfield 3Ol3.
8 cool rms: kit. semi-pvt bath; oil heat;
refg.; utilities incl: $50 3O'
FURN..-29 JOHNSON AVE, HYATTs
Md-Living rm. bedrm.. kit bath, back
porch.
50-NEWLY FURN, PRIVATE EN-
trance, porch; r., k, bath: sim. heat; ;
near bus, stores. 1907 Pershins dr.. Arl
Evening star., 1940-07-30
$18,950,

Out-of-town owner has placed low price
on this beautiful centerhall Colonial to
enect quick sale. Situated In one of
lent locations, 1t includes liv. rm. 15x23
It,, Ice. library, big din. rm, kit, pantry
4 huge bedrms:. , baths. maids quarters
and bath oil heat: lot 6ox122 it. For
details call Mr.. Irwin, Emerson 14Ol i.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.


SILVER sPRING.,ATTRAcTIVE 4-BED-
room, room house with & y acre. shade, h.-w.h:.
REALTY CO.. s413 Ga. ave. sH. 3se2.
500 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-e ROOMS AND
bath. electric refrigeration, earars. iarre
yard. S6b Open. OWNER, Ma. $500.
NEW 6-RM BRICK, DESIRABLE NFIGH-
borhood. auto. heat, insulated, screened
porch, fireplace; garage; S75. TE. I4b4.
s16 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS,
3 porches. recreation room. auto. heat,
dition; large yard; s6s.6o. Cali OWNER,
Woodley All.
RgNaAIoWTs W5',o4 SssG $. Rms; r S ANIL; NIAR
9Th st. NV. Phone Georsia 1908.
1902 sth ST. N.w,-8 R., B., GAR, $50. 90
40S Crittenden st. n.w.-S r, gar $3.50
a s9s5 1nsfabam s.n S r. auto ID 1899
44s Jefferson-7 r, shower, gar 1850
1901 Jefferson-s r., auto. h., gar $500
Above Excellent Condition. GE O17s.
1921 35th ST. Nw,-6 R. AND B.. Nv
$40. 30 JAMES MoRRis wooDWARD,
realtor, 723 10Th st. NV.
ave- ana cai1eFt ANK sAtTsc sfm MtS Sas
house, floored attic. lrg. screened porches;
ss5 on Fl e B1seoE sets Woedes naoo
1909 IRVING ST, NW-JUsT OFF 18th
s. s.as rent. ms c. ssfs,s asss iufn JUST v''I'e0
VA. BUNGALOW, RMS, BATH. $40; 2
Ill AZ d9Psx 4 IS ssS s1S S,'h 6s. ssss :tS .e
8oRDoN, 1A27 xys II. NV. 81 $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR.

5341 BROAD BRANCH RID. NV, CHEVY
itary and Broad Branch Detached brick,
insulated. oil heat, refg, garage. trees and
shrubbery; cozy, r., Ia b.; perfect con-
Evening star., 1940-07-30
WATER FRONT pkcoeprY
OFFICES FOR RENT

LET YOUR TELEPHONE SECRETARY
answer your phone when you are out OF
your ONCE. Call DI. 27O5 for details.
INSURANCE. BLDG. 18th AND EYE NV.
Secretarfal service IL desired Frort
$40.
EVANS BLDG. 1920 N Y AVE NV
, HiRh-grade occupancy, 24-hour service;
2-rm suite, $50; single rms. S25 TO s35
Apply on premises or
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
300 ] 5th ST. NV DI. aO57
Evening star., 1940-07-30
Observation-Disclosures


COLORED - ATTRAC.. y RMS, KIT,
bath; also l rm., kit convenient loca :
ton: utilities incl. 1858 California st. NV.
COLORED APT
! 527 9Th st. n.w.--4 rms. water Son50
14l0 1lth st. n.w-3 rms and bath $3.50
EDMUND NJ. O'SULLIVAN.
1401 Eye St NV National rS4s,
Evening star., 1940-07-30
FLATS FOR RENT.

s21 EYE ST. NE
3 Rooms, Bath; S3050-S31 so.
OLIVER T. CARR,
Mills Bldg National oS65.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
RARNARY WOODS

This new. desirable Colonial home In
beautiful Barnaby Woods is truly worthy
all brick, conditioned; this house fes-
lures library and lavatory on the hrst
floor. full attic and built-in garage; the
the charm Of this house hard to resist.
and we suggest that YOU visit 1t today.
Call WI. 0415. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1940-07-30
SuMMER CAMPS,

OLDER BOYS ATTINTIoNI-l4-17 yrs.
IN beautiful Vermont. Hiking, ishinE.
Real backwoods. and body y-building adven-
lures Washington boys now having won-
derful time References furnished. For
details cail H. ". wolter, Me. 22s4 or DU.
22e6, or write Camp Waubanakee Brandon,
bus, 1910 round trip. Can accommodate
only few more besinning August 1St. Get
reservations in Immediately.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
10th ST. BARGAIN.

A lovely detached Colonial brick home of
: large and cheerful rooms, .3la baths
room: finished attic. gear garage etc
The location, charm and construction of
this house makes it the best buy in this
neishborhood. Priced far below reproduc-
ticn cost S1s,5O0
STERLING & FISHER CO.,
2123 14th St NV HO, $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
Standardization and bath brick. with
two kitchens In good rental location
or Capitol Hill, Rented to one white
tenant at S720 year. For sale to
settle estate
S5,a50-Brick, two-family fiat, near 14th
and Pa. ave. Sc, convenient to Navy
Yard. Separate hot-water heating
plants. White tenants. Rented 5000
per year.
$l5 5o0-Semi-detac brick. four-family
fat. In Northwest location EACH
APARTMENT HAS TWO BEDROOMS
Central oil heat. Out-of-town owner
has priced to sell. Income, s2,7s4
per year.
SHANNON & LuCHs CO,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
INVESTORS. ATTENTION!
Assessed, $2,700-Price. $1,000.
a block OF East Capitol st. Owner
needs money. real sacrifice. Call Mr..
Sachs DI. 6Oa2. with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
2ol Investment Bids. Sales-Rentals.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
WOODBRIDGE BRICK
BUNGALOW BARGAIN

Small cash down and terms like rent
buys nice bungalow on wooded lot. 5Ox
l40, in the best section Of Takoma Park
Living room 20 IT. long with ood-burnins
dining room; stairs to attic: full basement
and garage. Call for immediate inspection
Mr. Gray. WI. 4454 or Me 1143, with
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.
11l8 SPRING RID. NV.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

RELIABLE FAMILY-3 OR BEDROOMS.
furnished or unfurnishe6: Cleveland Park
or Chevy Chase; reasonable rental Full
particulars. Box 322-J Star.
ATTENTION OWNERS OF HOMES FOR
rent-We are swamped with auslif1ed ten
ants Tor desirable property. regardless OF
size. Cali Mr.. Deer, Virginia Once Chest
nut l34l, or oxford 219s. J. WESLEY
BY SEPT l, FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE
with large lot and shade trees or adjacent
to park rent not more than 500. Box
395-J Star. 3n'
MODERN RESIDENCE, II TO Is ROOMS,
attractive view, for hgh-class convalescent
home: long lease. Must have yard, porches.
baths. good heat; first-class ref Box
421-J. Star.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
CLOSING ESTATE.

CLOSING ESTATE.
S6950-Excellent NV nelshborhood
near large Government park, semi i-deta ched
brick, g rooms. bath, brand-new hot-water
heating system. elec. refrigeration. oil
heat. detached brick garage screens and
weather stripped; lot approximately 33x
100. Evenings phone AT. 6223.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1940-07-30
WESTGATE.

New 3-bedroom Colonial houses: porches
terrace and garden room: unusual garden
possibilities, To inspect: Turn right of
Massachusetts ave ext onto Newport ave
go over hill to Flint dr.. Open DAYTIME.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE,

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
1914 PATTERSON ST. NV.
Cost new x17,50O. Has been greatly
reduced for quick sale. Property is clear
and can be financed to suit you; has
large rooms ] = baths. automatic heat,
built-in garage. Shown by appon tment
Mr.. partlow. pa. 1896. DI. 3346. WAPLE
AZ IAMES INC
Evening star., 1940-07-30
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdDs.
YOU

-. can get a loan of $4,000 if
you can make monthly payments
of $7.04.
Evening star., 1940-07-30

WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS.
2S36 27th-Dandy 5-room bungalow, oil
heat, garage; $50 mo. Small cash pay
ment. 1928 goth. New Groom brick, now
ready for occupancy; auto. heat, fireplace,
tile bath; $50 monthly
H. c. MAYNOR.
o314 r. l. Ave. NE North 433S.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
IN PETWORTH,

421 DELAF1ELD PL. NV.
S55 ,00-Living room, dining room 2
bedrooms. kitchen and bath, 2 screened
rear porches
1404 K CAFRITZ DI aOS0.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
BY OWNER.

346 1ith st. s.e.-Newiy remodeled =
room house, , baths. > Kitchens, auto.
heat Call Lincoln Io24S
Evening star., 1940-07-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.


HiLLcREsr AREA-oNE LEFT or THESE
unusually hne homes. Inspect 2O24 36th
St. Sc. or call owner. T. NOLAN. IL. 0Os2:
new Ru1H6ER2M4lL H6ME2-M4. pEEAAggaEsr. TEAgE
i Block Of 18th and Columbia Rd
det., 3 rooms. 3 baths. rec. rm.. maids
room, bath: oil heat: gar. Dupont 7777.
LAST CHANCE TO BUY A
Lovely home in Chevy Chase. D. C. De-
baths u bath on frst floor. Detached
Mr.. oREM. GE. 463a. 81 s34s. '
MARIETTA PARK.
rooms. baths. center hall automatic
heat. gear garage, sun parlor, breakfast
nook; cost out-of-town owner S15,500;
will Taos' ~ f0T E. sjasRa JaRREnL CO.. Realtors
ri 10th St. NV. National O765.
sS1ns'o month When GAsn YOU anD esn Dus 500 ss PER
bath, situated in the Northwest, close
to grade and high schools, stores, the
ater and car line, Oh terms such as
these, it's foolish to continue renting.
Take advantage Of this opportunity
Ss,450~NEw DETACHED BRICK IN SILL
YER SPRING. MD.-Beautiful Cape
AND Two s BATHS. ffsA on so-fooe-wide Got heeMs eors
ner lot Spacious side porch. air-con-
ditioned oil heat, ouartered oak floors.
brick garage and every other modern
Improvement. A real quality home
built sHANNos II N os fslisSs Re- hScHs syilser eo
1908 st. NV. National 2345.
nor
Evening star., 1940-07-30

1918 LEWIS ST. NESS.
yard and sarase oas GOOD sond s5s
37aS
Evening star., 1940-07-30

S6T50
MICHIGAN PARK
a2S PERRY PL. NE
Practically new 6-room and bath brick
home. automatic heat. screened, weather.
stripped, maids shower; excellent condi-
ton: close to schools, stores and transp.
Open for INSPECTION or call MR.
SCHWARTZ, District 9OSO
Evening star., 1940-07-30

CLEVELAND PARK, BLOCK OFF CONN
z rooms, baths. finished attic. 1895
Both st. NV. Rent. 800.
3OO7 PERSHING DR. LYON PARK VA
New 6-rm brick 10 min. downtown; $50.
Evening star., 1940-07-30
Per month UP. Why rent9 Let US build
your home. We help finance WILLIAM
M. KITCHIN ~ CO., Tower Bldg. MA.
SS5O Evenings RA 2636

$9,750-Chevy Chase, D. C.
Studio Living Room 27x14.
A new home and one that is DIFFER EMIT!
This home features a living room 27xl4,
with fireplace and covered porch adjoining;
Roo%s AND 2sT1 E BA4Hs M4sTEF l.snns s5D
porch, dining room adjoins terrace modern
kitchen, AUTOMATIC HEAT. Fenced in
garden. THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC,
REALTORS, DI $3.50 OR EVENINGS CALL
MR.. MATTHEWS. HO. l39h
Evening star., 1940-07-30

v.,.. N;W.-,SI, IUU.
Estate authorizes this low price, Sherrier
pl. near Conduit I'd: 5OxI35. Cali Mr.
Moore Wo. 2625. or Mr.. Lawton, Ii.
ADELHERT w. LEE,
Evening star., 1940-07-30

333 WILLARD AVE, FRIENDSHIP
Heights, Md.-Detached house: 5 bedrms..
8 baths garage. gas heat. sos
711s Stafford rd., Bethesda. Md
rms baths. garage; h-wh S7625
353s New Hampshire ave. NV rms,
l bath: h.-w.h. $40
524 Decatur st, NV rms bath: oil
heat, automatic hot water elec. refg:
garage: $3.50
1899 Ives pl. s.e.-6 rms, bath; h-wh.;
cleo lights; $3.50
Barnaby Woods, Chevy Chase. D C-s
rms: baths; detached houses; garage;
ami; reasonable rentals
~ J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,