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Evening star., 1940-12-14
Tests for West Point
To Fill Two Vacancies

Examinations of candidates fol
appointment from the District to
the West Point Military Academy
will be conducted by agents of the
Commissioners January IA, IS, 16
and II. Two vacancies are to be
filled.
Application blanks may be OBJ
tanned from Geoffrey M. Thornett
secretary to the Commissioners, In
room 500 District Building, by
candidates who, are actual resi-
dents of the District, not less than
II years old nor more than % years
and not less than 5 feet 4 inches
in height.
Examinations are to be given In
algebra, plane geometry, English
grammar and ancient and United
States history. A physical exam
ination also will be given.
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Hospital Program Tonight

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Disabled American Veterans of the
World War will present an enter
tainment program at 7:30 pm. to-
day at Mount Alto Hospital with
patients as special guests, Mabel
Karold Howard, hospital chairman
of the auxiliary, announced. Pro-
gram participants will include STU
dents from the Virginia Barry
School of Dancing, Miss Maxine
Moore, singer, and the Madison
Quartet of Accordinettes.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
Ironinq Is Smile Job

COLLEGE STATION, Tex. R.-
The Texas A. and M. College ex-
tension service estimates a house.
wife using 6-pound iron lifts 1000
pounds and pushes the iron 6
miles while doing an average"
washing.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
Sweden Uses Waste Oil

STOCKHOLM (R.-Sweden has
established collection depots for
used, waste oil to be refined again
in an effort to bolster stocks de-
pleted through war blockades.
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Answer to Yesterdays LETTER-O
Boy, Is, Gets Beur

KINSTON, N. C. (P).-Copie Hill,
13, is the youngest bear hunter in
these parts. He shot and killed
his first near Jacksonville, N. c.,
the other day.
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POINTS FOR PARENTS

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE.
Sho1D children the gift possi-
bilities there are in materials
1Chich theu hare.
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Not This

Son-I wish I could buy sister
some doll furniture.
Father-We can't afford to give
individual Christmas gifts. The
present I give her can be partly
from you.
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LETTER-OUT
Fred Neher
LIFE'S LIKE THAT

spell
Print the letter center column opposite
which IeeredOut
correctly lay aside.
Answer % Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Ietter-Out
TANDEM-MATED (paired).
EIIAS-SALE auction).
TANCRED-RANTED Gaved).
SULPHATE-PUISATE throb).
TIGER-GRIT trough partices).
Evening star., 1940-12-14

Some South Sea islanders paint
their bodies q deep blue with small
touches Of white and yellow.
Evening star., 1940-12-14

I got to glib dis one some thought.
Baby asst, Can little grandchilds
grow up into grandladies." Not if
they is boys, they can't.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Of an American marks its northern
extremity, the most northern known
land in the world.
Geographically Greenland be-
longs to North America and the
Western Hemisphere, over which we
have formally declared a sphere of
influence by our Monroe Doctrine.
Its possession by us will be in line
with the Monroe Doctrine and will
eliminate one more possible source
OF future complications for us from
European possession of territory in
the Western Hemisphere. Will
turning Greenland over to Denmark
now mean our repurchase of it later,
or will obtaining it now mean clos
ing the incident and placing Green
land where it must ultimately be-
long?
Trade With Philadelphia.
Greenland is comparatively near
to us. For years American ships
have conveyed cryolite from the
Ivigtut mines to Philadelphia. There
is coal and cryolite, probably
graphite and mica. possibly gold, in
its rocks. With our unlimited means
1t may, like Alaska, prove a sound
and most valuable business invest
ment. The abundance of native
coal and the numerous glacial
streams which come tumbling into
the southern fjords from the great
interior ice sheet represent enor-
nous potential energy which might
be translated into nitrate and cleo
trlcal energy, to make Greenland a
powerhouse for the United States.
Greeland represents ice, coal and
power in inexhaustible quantities.
And stranger things have hap
pened than that Greenland, in our
hands, might furnish an important
North Atlantic naval and aeronau-
tical base. A North Pacific naval
base for the United States in the
Aleutian Archipelago is a recognized
possibility. Why not a similar base
in the North Atlantic? Cape Fare
we'll in Greenland is but little north
OF Sitka. It is in the same lati-
tude as st. Petersburg; Christiania;
Great Britaih's naval base in the
Orkneys; and the northern entrance
to the North Sea, which Great
Britain hes patroled with her war
ships, necessarily now, summer and
winter, for two years.
There are fjords in Southern
Greenland which would hold the en-
tire Navy, with deep, narrow, inn
pregnable entrances. Thirty hours
steaming due south from Cape Fare
well by 35-knot war craft would
put them in the trans Atlantic lanes
midway between New York and the
British channel. With the rapid
shrinking of distance in this age of
speed and invention, Greenland may
be of crucial Importance to us in
the future
THE present war has shown most
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Of these people2 Outside OF the
Danes themselves, and the Dundee
whalers, long extinct in Arctic
waters, and . rapidly diminishing
handful Of navigators, few people
know the waters and ice conditions
surrounding Greenland well enough
to take ship there.
Perhaps airplanes will be the
answer. and perhaps the answer will
be that history can and does repeat
itself. In the 14th century, what
had been fairly prosperous Scan
dinavian colony In Greenland dis
appeared completely and the man.
ner of ITS disappearance is still one
OF the mysteries of the Arctic upon
which learned men ponder and write
articles. Some say it was due to a
breakdown Of commerce with Eu-
rope and the consequent impossible
ity OF obtaining what, for Europeans,
would have been the essentials of
life. Others maintain that the COL
onists, no longer having behind them
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strtkingly how far flung may be the
regions having . bearing on the
struggle. Great Britain's coaling
station In the Falklands spelled de-
struction for Germany's squadron
Of commerce destroyers. Russias
port of Archangel has been an in
valuable gateway for her. Green
land In our hands may be valuable
piece Of our defensive armor. In
the hands of a hostile interest it
could be a serious menace"
Today, 2s years after the above
article was written, the points made
In 1t seem so farsighted as to be
almost prophetic. BY wise and
kindly system of government, Den
mark has developed a fur and ivory
trade with Greenland, which has
been immensely valuable. Her chief
source of income from this colony,
however. has been in the working
of I the cryolite mines. Although
cryolite occurs, to limited extent
in the linen Mountains, at Pixies
Peak and in the Yellowstone, it Is
in such small quantities that it
might almost be said to be found ex-
clusively at Ivigtut. 1t is Of great
economic Importance and among its
many uses is that Of flux for
aluminium.
But 1t is not the potential wealth
which We inadvertently let slip
through our fingers which concerns
us most at the present time. Lind
bergh, when he landed in Green
land, commented on the fact that
the inland ice made an ideal land
ing field for planes. With a Ger
man air base established in Green
land, what of Canada. and. as far
as that goes, what of the United
States, since neutrals apparently
are not respected except when con-
venient? It is being demonstrated
every day that the. fjords of Nor
way make ideal hiding places for
deStroyers and battleships. The
fjords of Greenland are very SINH
lar to those of Norway. With a
German submarine base in Green
land. what of shipping. and the
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seacoast towns Of Canada and the
United States?

seacoast towns Of Canada and the
United States?
Problem Of White Inhabitants.
Looking at a possible Nazi oc-
cupation of Greenland from q
slightly less personal and selfish
point Of view, what is to happen to
the people Of Greenland? Germany
Is notoriously cruel and unsuccess-
ful In her dealings with primitive
people. Are the Eskimos, who have
survived privations. hunger and the
rigors OF the climate to 60 down
before a ruthless invasion OF civil
ization?"
There is still another point to
consider. Suppose the Germans are
prevented from making any stra-
tegic use of Greenland? How much
better of will her people be? It
would probably be only short time
before the Eskimos themselves would
learn to do without the luxuries and
delicacies to which they have be-
come accustomed through years of
contact with the white man. Tea,
sugar, ships biscuit, even tobacco
can be foregone If necessary and the
Eskimos would revert to the sim
pie. healthy carefree lives which
they led before they knew of a
world beyond their own snow-cov-
cred domain. But there are white
people living in Greenland, not Just
explorers-although there is at least
one Danish expedition in the field
at present-but Danes who make
their homes there, as teachers, mis-
sloaries, doctors, governors and
nurses. They are more or less de-
pendent on supplies and medicines
from the outside world.
II Germany allows no ships to
leave Denmark, who is to take care
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the moral support Of contact with
the. outside world, were murdered
by the Eskimos. There are several
other theories, but no one knows
what actually happened, except that
the colony, men, women and chill
dren, disappeared completely and
forever. Is It possible that this
could happen again7
After giving these various matters
careful consideration, it may be
borne in upon us that Peary spoke
truly when, in the same article al
ready quoted, he said:
Would it not be better If the
treaty prov isions as to Greenland
were reversed and the bargain
should take the form of Denmark
transferring to us her rights in
Greenland and giving us the Danish
West Indies and Greenland for
$25, ,OO0, ,000?"
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ary chairman Of the Grey Ladies.
Members Of the graduating class
are: Miss Jane M. Anderson, Mrs.
E. B. Block. Miss Martha Elliott,
Mrs. John e. Ewell, Mrs. Walter j.
Hausman, Mrs. Ruth c. Jewell, Miss
Bambie McKenna, Mrs. Ellis B.
Miller, Mrs. Ralph Payne. Mrs. Les.
ter A. Pratt, Mrs. Marion Taylor,
Miss Dorothy Warrington, Miss
Marjorie L. Wood and Miss Mary
M. Wright.
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Glass Of IS Grey Ladies
To Receive e Diplomas

The 1910 class Of Grey Ladies Of
the Walter Reed Unit of the Hos
pital and Recreation Corps, District
Chapter, American Red Cross, will
be graduated at exercises at $50
o'clock pm. Wednesday at the Red
Cross House, Army Medical Center.
Certificates will be awarded by
Brig. Gen. Raymond F. Metcalfe,
commandant Of the Army Medical
Center, and Walter Reed bar pins
Will be presented to the IA gradu-
ates by Mrs. Henry r. Rea, honor
Evening star., 1940-04-21
BY MARIE PEARY STAFFORD.

By MARIE PEARY STAFFORD.
In view of Germanys complete
absorption of Denmark, various
questions arise regarding the Danish
colony of Greenland.
First of all, what effect on the
United States and the rest of the
world would possible Nazi occu-
patton of Greenland have? Second,
did the United States overlook an
opportunity when, in 1916, we traded
to Denmark our rights in Green
land, plus 25,000,0 900, for the Danish
West Indies? And, lastly, what ef-
feet would German rule and the
breaking of relations with a benevo-
lent Danish government have on
the sturdy race of Eskimos which
has so long and so peaceably in
habited this vast island?
The first two of these questions
are partly answered by an article
written by Rear Admiral Robert E.
Peary in 1916, before the negotia-
tions had been completed. Although
the claims of the United States to
the northern part of Greenland were
based on the explorations and dis
coveries of series of American ex-
plorers, among them Kane, Hall,
Hayes and Greely, Peary's work was
by far the most extensive. He twice
transacted the northern part of
Greenland and by his journeys along
the northern shore determined it's
insularity. Therefore, it may be
supposed that he wrote with knowl-
edge and authority.
The following is a quotation from
his article:
"Greenland is the largest island
In the world It's total length from
Cape Farewell, its southern ex-
tremity, in 60 N. Lat, to Cape
Morris Jesup, its northern extremity,
IN 80 N. Lat, is in round numbers,
$500 miles, almost exactly the same
length as the United States on the
ninety-seventh meridian, from the
mouth of the Rio Grande to where
our northern boundary crosses the
Red River of the North.
Large as Eastern U. S.
"The greatest width of Greenland
IS about the same distance as from
New York to St. Louis. In regard to
its area, the figures of various au-
thoritieS vary widely. 1t may be
sufficient to say that as regards
area it can be grouped in size with
the United States east of the Mis-
sissippi, Alaska, Mexico, Colombia,
Persia or Portuguese West Africa.
Its interior is covered with a great
sheet of ice rising to elevations of
probably 10000 feet in places and
several thousand feet in thickness.
The available ice-free land is a strip
of varying width along the coast,
intersected by numerous deep fjords.
When one turns the pages of
American Arctic exploration, Green
land is found more or less intimately
associated during over go years with
all American expeditions except the
Jeannette expedition. Americans
have lifted nearly all it's northern
and northwestern coasts out of the
Arctic night and fog and have twice
crossed its northern part. American
names stud its coasts and the name
Evening star., 1940-04-21
War Over Ruid Shelters

Eye, Britain's smallest borough,
with population Of 1,700, has a war
all its own over a proposal to dig
air raid shelters in the churchyard.
Evening star., 1940-04-21

Germany Is now getting most of
It's soya beans from Manchukuo.
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Peory, in7976, Foresow Trouble
If Enemy Occupied Greenland
Explorer Pointed Out Vo|ue Of Deep Fjords
In Naval Operations and Island as Air Base

Marie Peary Stafford. daughter
OF the late Admiral Robert E.
Peary, discoperer OF the North
Pole, is a resident OF Washington
and ,DaS born In Greenland. She
spent the greater part OF her
childhood there and returned in
1882 for the summer. She is
thoroughly familiar ,Dtth this
past territory, its problems and
its possibilities.
Evening star., 1940-08-18

1880 BILTMORE ST. NW-WELL FURN.
large room. kitchenette. Frigidaire; every
thing furn.. - wk single Empl person
who appreciates clean. quiet house.
1Ol3 NJ ST NV RMS 2nd FLOOR
front: FrigIdalre, lnner-spring mattress.
SINK. range. large closet. complete; reaS.
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BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye ST. NV MA ss15
4543 GRANT RD. NV.
This large, detached house on approx.
- acre OF ground has all modern I'M
provements and is in excellent condition.
Rent, sos month.
j. B. TIFFEY
and Son.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

REASONABLE CASH So Al A MO. ALL
costs Corner bedrm. liv. rm. dinette.
kit. rec. hall. bath Beautiful Hampshire
Gardens. cross-shsped bldgs. covering
whole city block; large private park See
a once Ewes. Apt. 103. 225 Emerson 81.
NV GE, 514l EDMUND J. FLYNN.
Woodward Bldg. RE l2lS
COOPERATIVE APT. 8 RMS. AND BATH.
TO be sold on easy payment plan. No pay
ment on lst trust for three years, down
payment to cover decorating and extras
TO your taste. Payment 2nd trust
average $40 per mo ! ST year md year
average S34 3rd year S34 average. etc,
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LIST YOUR FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nished houses and apts. with us for i'm.
mediate rental. SUN REALTY CO., MA
3g15
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EIAIS For RENT.

3"3 I1th ST. NE t2nd FLOOR RMS
b. porch, h W h, all outside rms, $50 80
H. H CARTER, 6l3 18th NV. Ma. 1l1S
3535i2 GEORGIA AVE. NV ROOMS
and bath. arcola heat: 81! 80.
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept. 900 ST. NV.
National :y440
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1919 2ddn, GO tcoLUMBIA PIKE ARk vAm 5..i
nut 6575.
lo4 SOUTH elst ST. CAP. ,HGTs,. ND
unlurn. rms. kit ;u,.en semi-%priyate % BETH
ARLINGToN-FURNIs ROOMS,
bath, brick home utilities incl: near IOc
bus, stores; private, adults, CHI. 1905
CLARA BARTON HOUSE GLEN ECHO
Furnished and unfurnished apts. First
fioor. corner apts:, newly decorated nrs-
$1,000: sG,min. drive on Mass. ave.
UNFURN-3 R, K. PVT. BATH AND
entrance Heat. hot water. garage. Use of
yard and basement Home i'll desir. new
sectlon; loc bus l blk $40. WILLIAM
OLD DOMINION DRIVE. .vA.-ExCLUsIvE
section. - minutes TO downtown. on pri-
yate estate: ideal for young couple in
month includes light. heat, water. elec.
range. refrlgerator and garage. Call for
appointment. oxford 04SS
?nd-FLooR, APT. 3 LARGE ROOMS, LIV-
decorated; gas. elec.. oil heat included;
$3.50. 429 Jefferson ave. Riverdale. Md.
s 'ITLAND. MD.-LARGE 3 UNFURN
or Navy %ad Adas ms sDrGes
SILVER SPRING. MD. 1905 RADNOR RID.
--Unfurn. . rms, kitchenette. srivate
bath. elec. refg., gas range, S42.5O. gas
and elec. Incl. Shepherd 244O-W
TAKOMA PARK-BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM.
bath, unfurn. apt; pvt. entrance. ami.
large porch, garage, oil heat ch.w. 400
Garland ave. Warfield 1871.
HYATTsVTLLE, Md LARGE. LIGHT
rms. porch; heat hot water. gas. elec.
included; reas. 81 Wine ave.
NEARBY VA.-2-RM., NEWLY DEC. APT,
Frigldaire, new stove; lnc fare: > in fam
lily. for lady Govt. emDloye CHI 415l.
MODERN APT. BUILDING ROOMS,
bath - bedrooms. all utilities Included
Shepherd 36s6 or Kensington 81.
BETHESDA - BEDROOMS. LIVING
room. dinette. kitchenette. bath and
SC sc.esned N I'd, perch; d; $50. Call MRS. CHRIST
PAUL M LUDT. REAL ESTATE.
$500 Wis. Ave, ONCE Open Ewes. and Sun
BOULEVARD APTS. ALEX. VA-l-BED-
room apis. from S49.JU; 2-bedroom apts,,
from 500 80
Overlooking the Potomac River
Also furn. apts. Res. mgr, Temple 424O
> blocks south OF last traffic light on
Mt. Vernon blvd, lefthand side of street.
NEW APT BLDG l. r. d. a.
bedrm X. b. PORCH. locker, laundry. sun
DECK. parQuet frs VENETIAN BLINDS.
McCLAINE. OWNER. CHI. 1900
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ArAN WAN Cb-
FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR 2-BEDRM.
SH 5521R.
GOVT COUPLE WITH INFANT WANT
high-class. unfurn. apartment for not over
S4S, in NV district. quiet residential block,
> rooms. kitchenette. dinette, bath steam
heat and cooking gas included; elevator or
not over flight climb: light, privacy mo
narrow court: ianitor service, quiet halls,
new wall paper and paint. Box Bill, Star.
SMALL APT. NEAR WOODROW WILSON
High School, by three adults, Sept. s. Box
2S1-L. Star.
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE GEN
t:lesl desire unfurnished :}-rm.. k. b. and
porch apartment by October /: NV. sec
tion preferred; convenient transportation:
reasonable rental: best references. Box
2S1-L. Star.
> YG. MEN WANT r OR . PREFER-
ably furn. rms, kitch.. bath: pref. near
Conn. aye with utilities; about $40. Box
3o6-L, Star.
COOPERATIVE APT, UNFUR.,
in Hampshire Gardens, for water front
cottage. ami Temple 1865.
FURN. IL ROOMS. KITCHEN: NEAR 18th
and Quincy .sts. ne: refined surround
ings; reasonable. Hobart 0465
LARGE STABLE OR ROOMS IN NV.
for studio apartment; high high ceiling north
323-L. Star.
WANTED-POTOMAC HEIGHTS VICIN-
ity: modern. 5-room fiat, kitchen. private
bath, nice yard, laundry facilities. heated
500. Gail WI. 0722.
YOUNG LADY tSOME FURNITURE.
wishes to rent apt. with another: exclusive
section; ages % to 81. Box 319-L. Star.
MOTHER AND > GROWN CHILDREN,
wish | or . persons TO share an apt. or live
in with l or .. Atlantic 2246.
OR . ROOMS, KITCHEN, PRIVATE
bath, furnished, for 3 adults: preferably
suburbs; not over S45. WI. 1916.
OR BEDRM. HOUSEKEEPING APT.
for 3 or 4 months begin Sept. Is; fur. or
unfurn.: NV. pref. Kenslngton 373-M
ROOM KIT. AND BATH, FURNISHED
or partially furnished; preferably neighbor-
hood of 10th and Columbia rd. Give
monthly or weekly rates. Box BLK. Star.
5-ROOM FURNISHED APT, VICINITY
Woodrow Wilson High School. Box 241-L,
Star.
LIST YOUR FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
nished houses and apts. with us for i'm
mediate rental. SUN REALTY CO., MA.
1919.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

513 ALLISON ST. NW-TWO ROOMS,
large porch: cleo refrigeration. gas, pnone
included employed adults only. Ia. .56l.
1917 MASS AVE NE-3-ROOM APT,
pvt. bath, refg. nicely furn.; $50. includ-
ing utilities Adults
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.

WANTED-CC-O OPERATIVE APIS HAVE
CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES. DESIRE M
LISTINGS. EDMUND J. FLYNN,
BLDG RE 13lS
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NEW 4-ROOM APTS

10 minutes TO Washington, ! block 10
schools. buses and shopping center.
500 Month Includes Heat Hot Water.
1876 NORTH 18th ST, ARLINGTON. VA.
Or call Chestnut $3.50 bet 3 and pm
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

26lO GARFIELD ST. NV. OVERLOOKING
Wardman Park Hotel-10 rooms. 2 baths
3-story screened porches. MI. 523b.
REDFORD RD.-3 BEDRMs., REcREA-
ton rm.. modern home; $50. MRS. LEE,
MA. $3.50. Ewes. EN-. 094G.
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES. ARLINGTON
-6-room detached brick. screened porch.
garage; nicely furnished available Sept |.
Call OWNER, Chestnut 1857 for appoint
ment.
yard garage basement: near schools: on
bus line. Available Sept. or 15. 1s.
3145 P ST NV. loEoRGEToWN)-.s
trsctively furnished; nice garden; >l35.oO
17IoK I9uIs g. nv Z. sHorMAKFE, n. lrcc.
Cod brick house Of rooms, baths
garage; SS5 90
1919 X St, NV. Ma 11GG.
Mr.. 10Th AND WEBSTER SITS; NV.
Attrac. s-rm. brick, 4 bejrms. "a bath-
auto heat refg. nicely furn.: year lease.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. ma. $3.50. SUN.
NEAR BUREAU STANDARDS.
Due to illness. will rent nicely furnished
room. kitchen screened porch. > bedrooms.
den; "a baths, and sleeping porch: kitchen
W c. a. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
11l9 18th st. NV. District AGA.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE,
Greatly reduced; 10 rms, 3 baths. 174S
Que st NV. Phone Emerson 0041.
1905 Delafeld Pl. NV.
To rent for 3 months or longer: we'll
furnished corner house; 10 degrees cooler
than downtown: convenient to car and
bus; porch. lawn. shade trees; garage: 3
bedrooms second floor, . baths: > rooms
third floor: reasonable rental. Can be seen
Sunday, 10 an. TO pm.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X st. NV MA 5000
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3 LARGE ROOMS KIT, BATH LAUN-
dry: located on acres Handicapped ground;
overlooking city in Anacostia; l blk from
bus and stores: $50: heated. Phone IL
1916.
zoos NJ ST. NW-lst FLOOR. > BRIGHT
light Housekeeping rooms. comfortably furn.
Very reasonable adults
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FOR COLORED-5Ol L ST NV
LARGE well-lighted room, Frigidaire, sink.
phone: well furnished. - week.
FOR RENT. TO REFINED COLORED
people-Large. light front room; Que 81.
near North Capitol HO. 1591.
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2106 ONTARIO RID. NW-NICELY FUR
niShed two-room studio: md floor, front:
electric refrigerator, phone: $3.50 wkly.
81 18th PL. NE-3 ROOMS. ELEC
reig.. pvt lavatory. utilities furn.: blk
trans. pr schools. oil heat
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6Oq POWHATAN PL NW.-R RMS. >
baths recreation room garage, w h.
conv schools transp. open Sat. and Sun
Randolph 5S13
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BR.. SEMI-DETACHED. REDECORATED,
excellent location S6J mo 1894 42nd st.
NV OWNER. Wisconsin 1s45 1S'
7O@ LONGFELLOW ST NV RMS,
bath and built-In garage: 80 month; nr.
cars and bus Georgia 1926.
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TAKOMA PARKS ROOMS. IN GOOD
condition. on large lot among the trees;
rent moderate Cal SH 25Gn.
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20 ST. NV R, B.. . PORCHES
h-wh double garage, S41. available
Sept D. WO. S116 or AID. SS94. :93'
I2ls JEFFERSON ST NV ROOMS
and bath. mi; front and rear porches;
Lear garage: newly decorated throughout;
SRn IINKINS co. 1900 II 81. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C. 1872 KANAWHA
St Dust west Of Conn ave)-Detacheo
center-hall home. q rooms y baths. inclosed
porch. garage. oil heat. beautiful lot. LIN
KINS CO 1922 H ST. NV. District 3322
o407 TUNLAW RID. NW-6 RMS. BATH,
oil heat, elec., refs. garage. SO. Woodley
164q