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Evening star., 1940-10-25
Fight for Labor Vote
May Be C|imaxed
By Lewis Broadcast
{. |. O. Chiefs Subject
Tonight at 9 O'Clock
Is Still Mystery

Labor's vote was receiving major
campaign emphasis today with an
oratorical and histrionic climax ex-
pected tonight when John L. Lewis.
head of the C. I. O., takes to the
air waves.
Mystery man of the current
political picture, Mr.. Lewis has been
both a Republican and Democratic
advocate in his time. In 1896 he
not only Endorsed President Roose-
welt for a second term but con-
tributed small fortune in funds OF
the United Mine Workers to the
Democratic cause. In the inter-
vening four years, however he has
been publicly and spectacularly
critical of the Roosevelt administra-
ton.
On at least two occasions in
recent weeks. Mr.. Lewis has con-
ferred with Mr.. Roosevelt at the
White House and on another occa-
sion the labor leader talked with
Wendell Willkie in New York. Thus
far the best hint as to what might
be resulting politically from these
conversations is the fact that Mr..
Willke cancelled radio commit
ments for tonight at 9 o'clock-per-
mitting Mr.. Lewis to take over that
time on all three national networks.
Minor Companion Mystery.
A minor companion mystery has
been that of who is to pay the
$50, 600 1000 bill for this broad
casting time. Yesterday, c. 1. Q.
headquarters said an answer to this
question will be given shortly before
the speech goes on the air.
Numerous major afflliates OF the
c. I. o. and most of Mr.. Lewis
most influential associates already
are on record in favor OF Mr.. Roose-
velts reelection.
The question of how many actual
votes Mr.. Lewis might swing to Mr..
Willkie, if that is his purpose, was
discussed yesterday by Secretary OF
Labor Perkins at press confer
ence.
The labor groups are pretty
largely for President Roosevelt" she
said. "On the basis of the record.
labor thinks it will be better OF
under Roosevelt than Wilkle. l am
speaking of those people who do not
hire an economist to think up smart
answers.
"Mr. Lewis speech will not have
much effect among working people
who have political interest and not
q prejudice
O'Erien Indorses Roosevelt.
At the White House yesterday
there we're two minor developments
bearing on this problem of labor's
vote.
First was an Endorsement of Mr..
Roosevelt by Thomas c. O'Brien,
New England counsel for the Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen and
the vice presidential candidate of
the Union Party in 1856.
Mr.. O'Brien, who ran on the ticket
with Representative Lemke of North
Dakota, called on the President
yesterday and said on leaving the
White House that he would make
radio address on behalf of the pre-
sent Democratic ticket
Later in the day the President did
some indorsing-recommendinge en-
actment by Congress OF legislation
broadening the authority Of the De-
partment of Interior in supervising
coal mine safety. Legislation of
this type has been sought by the
United Mine Workers, of which MIR
Lewis also is president
Evening star., 1940-10-25
Congress Votes
Isl Billions, New
Peacetime Record
Appropriations Exceed
All But One Yeur
In U. S. History
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Congress was advised yesterday
it had broken all peace time records
this session by appropriating or COM
mitting the Government to expendi-
ture of $25,572 BIS. 1897. a sum ex-
ceeded only once In United States
history-during the World War.
The report, by Chairman Taylor
of the House Appropriation Com
mite, showed defense appropria-
tions and commitments totaling
$17,6s2,27,93O.
The grand total-for defense and
civil purposes-included $16,920, ,627,-
At in direct appropriations, $4,066,.
1911 ,060 in contract authorizations
and $4,586 00O,O 900 representing the
cost of the two-ocean Navy which
the current Congress authorized and
which will not be completed for sew
eral years.
Only once before in history has a
Congress committed the Government
to such a large sum. The second
session of the 65th, at the height Of
the World War in 1918. appropriated
$27 ,092 ,094,72O cash, to which it
added $9,O27, Al 1852 in contract au-
thorizations, for a grand total of
$36 ,119 ,536, ,082.
Representative Taylor asserted
that in enacting the largest appro-
priations and contract authorize
tions during peacetime, Congress
had recognized the urgent neces-
sity of the rearmament Of the
United States and the strengthen
ing Of our defenses for hemisphere
protection"
mo voice has been raised against
the provision of the sums that have
been made available" he said.
Mr.. Taylors report showed that
Congress had exceeded President
Roosevelt's budget estimates by
net Of $641 ,5l9,46l. However, it said
a part of this sum was due to de-
fense appropriations on which the
Executive furnished information in
formally.
Evening star., 1940-10-25
A. F. Of |. Attacks
Labor Board Before
Supreme Court
Outrageous Interference
With Internal Affairs
Is Charged
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The American Federation of Labor
urged the Supreme Court yesterday
to protect labor organizations from
what was called courageous inter-
ference with their internal affairs"
by the National Labor Relations
Board.
Joseph A. PadWay, the fedora
tons general counsel, argued that
the board had exceeded its authority
in refusing to permit craft union
to determine its collective bargain
ing representative for negotiations
with the Serrick Corp, Muncie, Ind
Robert B. Watts, associate general
counsel for the Labor Board. replied
that the craft union-a local of the
International Association of Ma
chinists, Tool and Die Makers-had
been denied designation as voting
unit because it had been assisted "by
the company's unfair labor prac-
tices."
The board declared that all the
production employees, including
members of the craft union, should
be the voting unit. 1t then desig-
mated the United Automobile Work.
ers of America, c. I. o. affiliate. as
the collective bargaining agency.
Mr.. Padway asserted that such a
ruling, if followed generally, would
destroy our internal organization
that has existed for so years" He
referred to the craft union setup of
the Federation as contrasted with
the industrial unions of the c. I. o.
Mr.. Watts contended the litiga-
tion involved only special and un-
usual circumstances" and had no
broad application to the controversy
between the rival labor organiza-
tions. He said the company had
complied with the order and that
the boards action had been upheld
by the United States Court of Ap-
peals for the District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1940-10-25
$9,000,000,000 Income
Forecast for Farmers
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department pre-
dicted yesterday that farmers, for the
first time since 1929. would receive
this year a total cash income of at
least s9O0O,0Oo 1000.
Such an income would compare
with s8,518,OOO,O00 reported for
1889 and $11 ,221 100000 for 1929
The department said favorable
weather conditions this fall had
boosted production and that conse-
quently prospective marketing were
now larger than seemed probable in
August when the 1910 estimate of
total cash income was $1,000, 900 0O0
The departments report on farm
income by States for August for last
year and this, respectively, in
cluded: Maryland, s7,522,00o and
$8,938,o00; Virginia, ss,o35, 900 and
$9,459 900.
Evening star., 1940-10-25
Van Nuys Will Oppose
Credit for Great Britain
Dy the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
Senator Van Nuys. Democrat, OF
Indiana. who supported revision of
the Neutrality Act to permit the
"cash and carry" sale of arms, said
today he would oppose proposals to
extend credit to Great Britain for
the purchase of military supplies in
this country.
The Indianan also told reporters
that he likewise would contest any
move to transfer any of the Armys
long-range bombers or naval war
ships to the British. He predicted
that attempts in these directions
may be forthcoming after the elec-
ton.
Evening star., 1940-10-25
China Buns Burma Rood
Use by Private Cars

BY lIe HSSUCIdI Itu TItoo'
CHUNGKING, Oct. 25.-The gov
ernment yesterday banned the opera
ton of private vehicles on the Chi
nese section of the famous Burma
road so as to keep it clear for the
war supplies which have been COM
ing in a steady flood since Britain
reopened the route october 18.
officials said the roads present
capacity, permitting delivery of 300
Evening star., 1940-10-25

declared the road was in excellent
shape and that an extensive pro-
lection against japanese air raids
was being put into effect.
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tons daily to Running. the Chinese
terminus, shortly would be doubled
through the use of new trucks and
old ones now under repair. They
Evening star., 1940-10-25
Many Luck Tokens Found

CLYDE, Ohio R).-Students Of
Foust School found 10 four-leaf clo-
vers and 81 hve-leaf clovers on the
schoolgrounds in two days.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
WOODBRIDGE CORNER,
PRICE REDUCED 81, 300.

i1%4 18th pl. .e.-Attractive. modern,
detached stone home; large rooms. 2'1
tile baths, stone fireplace. modern kitchen.
recreation room with fireplace. slate roof,
oil heat. concrete front porch. built-in
garage. VIII consider house in trade. Open.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
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ARLINGTON. VA WHY KEEP LOOKING
New 6-room Colonial brick: Will fill all
your requirements. 3 spacious bedroom
plenty closets large tile bath. screened
porch, large living room, dining room and
kitchen. recreation room, alr-cond1tloned .
large lot, garage; excellent neighborhood
in country cIuo section, price, SS450;
terms to suit
Buy direct from BUILDER. Call ewes.
Oh 55iI
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BETHESDA, MD. - BRAND-NEW WHITE
brick house, ; bedrms., bath. side porch.
attractiyely equipped Kitchen $1,000.
NJ FEY. INC. WI GAO
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VISIT THE FURNISHED MODEL HOME IN
HHLANDALE

rms. . baths 2-car garage: over "a
acre: S11.150. terms. Other homes at
$4,000 up l2-acre lots, $1,000. Open
j NOBLE RoAZ. Sales WI c64s-1s6n
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
VALUED

This beautiful Southern Maryland Co.
lonial home with ! y acres of beautiful
ground. This home has large living
room with Colonial fireplace large din
ing room with fireplace. unusually LARGE
kitchen with breakfast nook, large pantry,
lst-fr. bedroom and bath; 3 master bed
rms. baths on md floor. large recreation
room. laundry room. maids room and bath:
lear bullt-in garage. This home is Just
p min. from downtown. Trade considered.
Georgia 1866.
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5 bedrooms. tiled baths. living room.
completely finished recreation room. dining
room, large kitchen. This home. situated
in highly restricted neighborhood in N w.
Washington, is priced below $4,000 for
quick sale. For appointment. call Mr..
Dobblns, WI. 1916. with J. WESLEY
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VA
NEW FURNISHED HOME.

Arlnston-6 lovely rms, 2is baths. buiIt-.
IN garage. LARGE tree-covered lot: widow
mus rent CHAMBERS & TALI.MAN,
.Olp wilson blvd. Oxford 800
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OUTSTANDING.

A used tapestry brick house. near Roose-
welt High: very large rooms, II, baths:
plus pantry. front porch and . screened
p9TeeS ncs vsSd 10 nam 'Sne nnTsua f
in exceptionally fine condition; price is low
and terms can be arranged TO suit: can be
HowE issR ony W. 9y 2s4o PAun osE s NE NE
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THE LEGATION

4 rooms. kitchen and bath $40
Janitor on premises.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.
SHEPHERD PARK

This beautiful 4-bedrm, 2-bath home
must be sold large finished attic The
first floor contains a living room with
den. There is also large recreation
room: automatic heat beautiful lot 5Oxl6S.
For further information. call Georgia
Evening star., 1940-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

Right in D. c. just few doors from
Conn. ave, bedrooms, 3 baths, detached
home. on lot 9Ox125; oil heat, detached
garage; splendid condition large living
room and dining room. one screened-in
porch and an open porch: near schools.
Priced at less than $4,000. Call MR..
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American University Park.

NIUVOU.
3 bedrms.. baths. finished attic. Owner
has authorized the Immediate sale of this
thoroughly modern 3-yr -old detached
brick. Unusually large rooms Breakfast
nook in kitchen. Very attractive fenced-in
back yard. Detached garage. Gas. air
conditioned heat. New-house condition.
See this for house definitely above the
average.
w. C. &. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st. NV. District AGA.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN

292I Goth ne-In Woodbridge. only /
square south Rhode Island ave. Completed
yesterday. now ready for occupancy: Il
place, modern kitchen; priced to sell thi,
week. Open 10 Il pm. H. c. MAYNOR,
o3lj r ave n e North 433S
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321 18th Sc. Mr.. NAVY YARD-5 RMS.
and bath. newly decorated; $3.50 mo.
Inquire EN- 414S. 2a'
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BUY NOW

Sample house. 47O6 10Th St ne
you will pay 1Orc more for same home.
as costs are rising rapidly. Why pay
rent when you can live in one of these
including Bendix washer and air-condi-
toned gas heat. Small cash payment re-
ouired P H A approved. Drive out to-
day. Is min from downtown Drive out
to Catholic University, continue on Mich
.san ave TO 18th 81. ne. left on 18th
81. 10 Buchanan st. left on Buchanan St.
TO 10Th ST. ne. WHYLAND SHAFFER.
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Arlington, Va, 44O1 18th 81. north
New broom. sll-brick home; corner lot;
auto. hot-vater oil heat, range: screened
in side porch, deck porch adjoining master
bedroom: fine nslghoorhood; nr. bus. schools
and shopping center: l0c bus zone. 81 100.
ISmaN down paymeatJ BY OWNER.
Evening star., 1940-09-26

41o7 FESSENDEN ST. NW-6 ROOMS
| and bath. oil burner, garage: SO per
| month. Open all day Sat. and Sunday.
NEARBY MARYLAND-LOvELY. MODERN
| Is rooms, sun parlor. garage: desirable loca-
ton. near. schools, on bus line; $50.
Warfield 2445
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

BETHEsDA-5-RoOM BUNGALOW. AMI,
attic. cellar, large lot. trees, garage: l
square bus; SOS. OWNER, WI. 516l-J.
9 ROOMS NICE CONDITION. GOOD LO-
cation; moderate rental. 2l17 4th ST. lie.
Call NOLAN & NOLAN, Atlantic 1924.
1877 IRVING ST. N.W.-AVAILABLE OCT.
l: 10 rms, . baths, oil heat: SS5 mo. :.
zone. Apply mgr. Ebbitt Hotel
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THE GUTHERIDGE
73O4-1O GA. AVE. NV

! room, kitchen and bath S3S so
Elevator and Switchboard Telephone
Service. Res. Mgr., RE. 0645.
Evening star., 1940-09-26

:, rooms dinette. kitchen. bath and
porch, Si5 and S465O. Resident
manager, Apt. >. 740S Ga. Ave. GB.
onl6
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE
COUNTRY CLUB.

New, modern 6-room home. large lot:
owner will ACCEPT $500 cash. balance like
rent. or will accept small row house in
trade. District 2724: evenings, Woodley
Evening star., 1940-09-26
S11,8OO.

Here Is unparalleled value in popular
American University Park. 3 bedrms.,
garage, nice yard. all good-sized rooms
and first-quality construction. lovely
new brick home In new-home section.
Please call Mr Norvelle, Emerson 5137.
] WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
NAVY EMPLOYEES.

We offer you the best Groom home built
in the Sc by an old builder OF fine repu-
tation d large rooms, large tile bath,
recreation room. aIr-conditioned oil heat:
close 10 all schools and transp: adjoining
golf course and recreational park Walk
10 work $3.50 cash, balance like rent;
no finance charges Open daily, . TO )
pm Sample house. 14l5 18th ST. Sc.
Drive over Pa. Ave. Bridge to MINI ave,
right to 10Th and right 10 property. Or
call Emerson 64O6
Evening star., 1940-09-26

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-l0 ROOMS =
baths q bath and bedroom lst fioorl.
spacious 1st floor to be new conditioned
you YOU select paper: slI5 AIS Also 6-r99m a1s and
A. Eye 81. NV. DI. $3.50. Ofice open
m IN q n m
Evening star., 1940-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-6
rooms :. baths. 1st-f layatory: large
wooded lot Priced under S11 600 Call
Mr. Fisher. Randolph 5S37, or BEITZELL
District 300.
I HAVE A NUMBER OF 6 AND 8 ROOM
houses at bargain prices. suitable for homes
investments: near Roosevelt High ana
all other schools. TAYLOR 1864.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
1910 JACKSON ST.
Su VER SPRING MD

Nearly new bungalow. 5 rooms and bath
garage. fenced-in garden, S5.a5O: worth
much more. VIII accept small payment.
balance Ike rent Call OWNER, District
2194 ewes, Woodley 0432.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
S8.95O.

Located in the choice Westgate section,
this new home is an outstanding value. II
contains & beautiful rooms with living
room l3x19. completely finished recrea-
tion room, r-condltioned heat, built-in
garage: large tree-shaded lot; rear porch
and terrace This home is worth seeing.
Call NE. 1l43 for appointment. J.
WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-26

ON TENN AVE. AT LINCOLN PARK.
S-room and bath brick, electricity. etc:
nicely arranged for apts. or rooming pur
pose, this house needs some repairs. but a
real bargain al Sig50: terms If desired.
HUGH B CONNER towner), Republic
1860. Eve and Sun Atlantic 91O2.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
I am paying best cash prices for D. c.
property; no commission. quick settlement
Call or write Z H. PARKER, 1924 14th
st. NV DI 3346.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored any condition. E A.
BARRY, 3439 14th st. NV. Columbia $685..
PAY dIGHLST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D c houses. no commission MRS
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV. CO. 1915
CALL WASHINGTONS LARGEST BUYERS
MILLION poLLARs WORTH BoUGHT
IN 1889. LEO II. BERNSTEIN d. CO..
NE. 54OO.
8 TO ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Like possession within As days. D. c. only.
All cash. E. A. GARVEY, 1925 Vt ave.
DI. 450S; eve. and Sun. Georsia $500.
WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY.
Have clients for city and suburban offer
inss. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.. sos
H st. NV. MA. O714-
We HAVE Cash BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
C., property II the price is right Frame or
brick. large or small. condition tmmaterial.
r. 4 HUMPHREYS
sos No. CAD. Realtor. MA. oe7S.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
HOMESTEAD.

3 rooms and bath. gas heat S32 8
D. CONNOR a. SON,
24oi Pa Ave. NV RE c4o6.
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THE BARCLAY
THE SAVOY

2IOO Eve ST. NV.
> rooms, kitchen and bath. S55.
Elevator and secretarial telephone
service. Resident manager, NE. 0S9S.
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$3.50.
1903 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

just a few doors from 18th ST. A splen-
did value and an excellent s-room house
with all modern conveniences. Open every
FISHER & CO.. INC. Realtors DI 6s30
To inspect evenings, call MR.. KEY, ia
BS05
Evening star., 1940-09-26
WOODRIDGE RARGAIN

2222 Perry st. ne.-Detached. s rooms,
| tile bath, fireplace. front porch: large
VIM r THoROWGoOD.
2064 r l. Ave NE DE O3l7,
Evening star., 1940-09-26
s45 PER MONTH-ONLY s6,7e0.

Spacious new homes, 3 bedrooms. air
conditioned, lovely clubroom. Open to 2
pm. 46l9 No. Cap. ST., blocks north
Of Soldiers Home gate. 29'
Evening star., 1940-09-26
$3.50 CASH-INSPECT!

1873, 1885 N. c. AVE. NE.
rooms. bath. h.-wh.. elec.: perfect
condition. A rare opportunity TO own a
real home, with monthly payments less
than rent. PRICE, $3.50. WILL TRADE.
OPEN until 9.3O pm. National 9251.
Evening star., 1940-09-26
A REAL BUY.

In Arlington-1 block 10c bus: broom
REALTY CO. 324S Wilson blvd. oxford
O5I5. CH. BIO.
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S ACRES. NEARBY VA
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Broom house. garage, running water.
nice stream. near station. SACRIFICE
BARGAIN, $4,000 Inquire 23Ul S. Ar
LlgrQn RIdge I'd ArlInE tnn. Va
Evening star., 1940-09-26
ARLINGTON. VA.

owner wishes 10 leave Washington
quickly. Has instructed US 10 sell al ba--
gain value MS Groom. 2-bath. brick Co.
!onlal home Price only $3.50 Mus
have substantial cash. Inspection by
appointment only.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, $3.50.

SITUATED CLOSE TO CONN. AVE. ON
A WOODED LOT l40xI95 Fr ONE OF
THE FINE OLD RESIDENCES OF THIS
DELIGHTFUL COMMUNITY. The house
needs reconditionine but contains 8 large
rooms. baths. sleeping porch and stair
way to f1oored attic; 2car garage: vacant;
immediate possession.
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC. WO. 23OO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

EXCLUSIVE NV, NEAR 18th AND DE-
2O-lt. Colonial home. covered front porch,
double inclosed rear. porches. oil burner.
s.fh this
sold at once at the low price Of Ss,950
Inspection In by appointment only. Call Mr..
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. 1924 14th st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE D. c..
Mr., 33rd. and Rittenhouse sts.-Detached
brick and stone; rooms. baths, finished 81
soss i6fshse psHet n'Si@01 Siai. Evss
Nr. public, and parochial schools: bus
at corner rooms. 3 porches;; SS 800;
Mos D psTet att aspsat es ass
NEM Es5.5Hs5Ssa'4s2S' 5HTNaAH2ws'
Several types to choose from, Just being
Modern in every detail excel
sass sYsr S spEpg may
70 ht show Dta them 70 you. FLoYD Z. DAVIS
PETWORTH-S7,6
vacant am and fGDs; IN new, house R0 condition "a;
fonfSS pav1s ssIRS Go Tas aH g Ss5a arranseo
and insurance; 100 cash; $4,000. sale
grs new stGry detached seh in %Sdn
wooded lot: excellent location.
ROBERT E. LOHR.
81 Cedar St. Tx. P. GE. 0s81.
CLEVELAND PARK-S14.96O.
sess RARah sfa5a! esRt sRst,s 05sh sGkER
sTMg9 gREEs 9wNfk R2oL CHI lot soo o'Vso Wo o5e Sla
VICINITY. 14th AND ALLISON NV.
BRICK, 21-foot house, splendid condi-
| tion. completely furnished; two roomers
twho. wish to stay. whose rent pay In,
opportunity for a couple; ideal location
between .streetcar and bus, near stores.
Ian THos' HS 5' E p'j FARRELL CO. Realtors,
I'll 10th st NV National O165.
Evenings, Georgia 4355
ON TENN. AVE. AT LINCOLN PARK.
nicely arranged for apts. or rooming pur-
pose, this house needs some repairs, but a
Tsa bargain coNSkn q Sta5o terms Rsn,oic dsSTsd
1900. Eve and sun Atlantic e70a.
lsslo TAYLOR s: n,e-Nex s.Em,; all: :
SS os p nsSeE ne; ab.ek tsst
location opEN o3S DA1fY fGEn fE DIthfs IKE rent
Used bungalows and houses, s6.25O up.
Gtl our complete llSt
WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co..
1881 r. I. Ave. NE. North 1903
WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.
bedrooms. tiled baths. living room.
completely finished recreation room. dining
room. large kitchen. This home; situated e
in highly restricted neighborhood in NV.
Washington, is priced below $4,000 for
quick sale. For appointment. call Mr..
Dobbins, WI 1916. with J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
VISIT THE FURNISHED MODEL HOME IN
HILLANDALE.
rms. . baths. 2-car garage: over "a
acre: Sl1150: terms. Other homes at
$4,000 up. l2-acre lots, $1,000. Open
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEARBY VIRGINIA-HANDsOME COLO
maids room and BATH oil heat, 2-car ga
inston and potomac River for miles. Price.
$1,000. Chestnut 1888.
LINGToN-s5, ,o5O-NEW FIvE-RooM
Orce eRaIS iSse 4Ba hi Lee sso2 hwy gown cH s5a
EIGHT ROOMS, MODERN, LOT l0Ox2oO;
trees, garden. shrubbery. Close TO schools
Fails Church Of LLOYD R. TURNER. 600
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME OVER
looking the Potomac River ioGsted cate On
having stables, tennis court and OUTSIDE
oven; Available at sacrifice price.
Address Post Once Box No. SO. Alex
FORESTVILLE-4 AND 5 ROOMS; ;
rooms. hot-water heat, oil burner Venetian
floor. So $50 and up; easy terms. Drive ou'
Marlboro pike to Forestyilie', turn left to
Phelps Addition. Spruce OLA.
LOG ,CABIN-TYPE HOME. EVERY MOD
transferred, must sell. bargain ia. l7lO
GROOM BUNGALOW. BATH; H;-W.H,
acre lot with trees, $4,000: $3.50 cash. bal-
ance like rent. G. T. McNAB. F. Oh. 14os-
S99N s%s5 B9NsAhoy SsAH go 4AGRE n6H;B g. LOT
McNAB, Falls Church l4OS
ARLINGTON: vA.-s RMS. PoRcHEs.
garage, "a acre; bus: monthly terms ICONS.
rent yr1. 4502 No. Dittmar I'd
ARLINGTON, VA. NEW . STORY e.
room Colonial home, extra large wooded
lot, air cond. heat, oil burner, block W, l.
High Come via Lee hwy. 50 $50, easy
terms; open. 1928 N. Randolph. CH. 35sN.
HOUSE, : ROOMS. OIL HEAT. DOUBI Z
garage: flowers and shrubs: well located
/ attractive price and terms. OWNER, e
Spencer st, HyattSyile. Warfeld ll7S.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD, III AND ~
Pleasant St new brick homes. D rms
| tile bath h " h. gar. very reas.; easy
terms. Call BUILDER. Woodley 22sG
Evening star., 1940-09-26
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