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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-30
CernanMove
Is Aimed At
Red Russia
German Motorized
Columns and Planes
Ready to Attack if
Carol Had Refused
Demands; Bulgaria Is
Still To Be Appeased.
(By the Associated Press


Under an aXis-dictated
threat of Immediate attack,
King Carols little Balkan king
dom Of Rumania yielded more
than half of Pennsylvania to
Hungary today in return for a
reported pledge that German
troops will protect Rumania
from further Soviet Russian
pressure.
Bucharest reported that German
motorized columns and Nazi war
planes were ready TO attack at a
moments notice if RumAnia had de-
ficd the Bcrlin-Romc ultimatum, de-
livered in four-powcr Vienna con-
ference.
The promise of German troops to
protect Rumania's borders was inter-
pretcd in some quarters as a decisive
axis move to halt any further Rus
sian expansion INTO southeast En-
rope.
Government circles in Bucharest
said that in addition to an axis-sup-
ported attack by Hungary, as well
as a probable Russian invasion, Ru-
mania also faced the likelihood of
Bulgarian assault from the south if
she refused to yield.
The Rumanian governments COM
munique follows:
"Rumania has decided to accept
arbitration on the Pennsylvania ques
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Willkie Asks
.FDR Again To
State Views

Nashville, Ind, Aug. 30(AP)-Fol
the second time in "a hours, Wendell
L. Willkic called on President
Roosevelt today to state his views
On CONSUMPTION of industry for ma
tional defense.
The Republican presidential can,
didatc was told Mr.. Roosevelt had
refused at Hyde Park press con-
ference to comment on the Overflow
Russell amendment which would let
the government, under certain con-
ditions, take over factories for de-
Tense production.
The President asked inqu ring re-
portcrs if it was customary for the
chief executive to comment on
(('oDtinled IN papp Fjya)
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Cox Charges
Draft Act Is
Move To Left

Washington, Aug. 3O.-(AP)-
Representative Cox, Democrat.
Georgia, cOntcndcd today that
SPONSORS of that section Of the
pending Burke WadsWOrth train
ing bill which would empower
the government TO take over
plants needed for defense. were
taking advantage of a state of
excitement TO turn the govern
mcnt further to the left"
Cox made the statement as the
House Rules Committee, OF
which he is a member, discussed
procedure for debate next week
on the House bill calling for
registration of men from FL to
"a, inclusive, and making them
liable for a years military train
ing.
At the morning session, the
committee heard proponents of
the legislation argue its merits,
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Bright Belt
Narts Open
On Tuesday
Warehousemen In IA
Eastern Carolina Cen
ters Ready for Start of
Season; Optimism
Over Price Trends
Noted.

Mug. 3O.-(AP)-Warc-
...- u he fourteen New Bright
..oa towns of North Carolina
-..5 'nci- organizations today
'.oN began To arrive on sales
The npening of the markets
&C. tuesday.
.-r...-d by the better than aver
.., paid on the Border Belt
a.- North Carolina and South
. covers anXiously awaited
.~- .. nc markets. Farmers had
-~ .--eacnSive lest the almost
.a.a Joss Of the export market
.- .. EUrope'S war and other
ID conditions bring prices below
- yea, average.
-.- ...: mas been selling around
.r =. cents q pound average on
e.. +." Belt markets.
e.. ..-v rains in Eastern North
r.. . Gently have damaged a
e.. Leaf. but a large portion
&. Id been gathered. and was
- - barns. This tobacco will
e.. arEctS first, and. there
..a .-.. .. the early offerings will
-...-..r quality.
.- n the New Bright Belt
& g. Farmville, GoldSborO,
;...-.-.s. NiuSton, Jacksonville,
" y. M'. Smithfield, Tarbol o,
Washington, Williamson,
a-.. ..I Wilson.
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Election Wizard Finds
Trends Toward Willkie

IverSed between now and election
day. Emil says the same thing. l
never met Doc Gallup personally.
Emil, l have see him every day or
two.
Emil, drawing his conclusions
from his magazines tally, told me
recently that he assessed the situa-
ton as about 55-45 in WILKES favor.
But" he added, "the whole thing
doubtless depends upon war develop
ments before Nov. 5. There can be
complete switch by then"
Hurja's an Expert.
What attracts ones attention to
Emil is the fact that, until COM
paratively lately, he was chief sta
tistician for the Democratic national
committee.
He calculated Franklin D. Roo-e-
velts maiorities in advance and ne
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Gen. Electric
And Krupps
Are Indicted

NJ" York, Aug. 3O.-tAP-
III Nhat Federal prosecutors
"'".G thr most important ma
'''',n defense indictment yet
returned, t special United States
,i"mH jury today indicted the
''h'ri Electric Company and
u' Nrupp Company of Essen,
'.'"AnN. nn charges of con-
lIp'''N 10 fix prices and restrain
""i>ul" and foreign commerce
/" nara metal tools and dies.
Named with General Electric
an" hrupp were Walter VI.
.'"'ih> OF Schenectady. \. Y.
MANAGER nf trade relations and
,,"''". contracts for General
',''. I'ic. the CarbOlOy Company
" Detroit, wholly owned sub
"..'' ni General Electric; w.
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Profits Bill
Faces Rough
Senate Road

Washington, Aug. 3O.-(AP)-The
excess profits tax bill, which whlSked
through the House i'll less than four
hours, went to the Senate today,
where signs pointed to considerably
less speed and Il possible overhaul
ing.
Opposition to the bill was reported
in the finance committee, where Sen
ator LaFollette, Progressive, WIS
consin. already was talking OF even
sitter taxes than the excess profits
levy of from 20 to 80 percent pro-
yided for by the House.
The House gave its approval to the
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Rundnid Yields ToAxis Thredts
Third German Afraid On London Repulsed
Germans See War
Running to l9tl

los lrrrlrrr>. French Swiss
,u,r,irr tug. 30.-tAP)-In-
,,.r,,J ,.arrc> declared today the
c,rn,,r Irm, of occupation is
.;4,ru.. taking all French war
nri.or.., s.nm the occupied ter
L,.nr, hr,.l,~c of I growing con-
,;,,ina shat the war will continue
=, I,,,r through the winter. More
,h,u ,nr million men are inyOlv-
ed. it /, sad.
Tn, Germans would free these
mon ~ .nr occupied territory. it
u,> >lId. uui tor fears OF sabotage
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Vivian Leigh Wed
To Actor Olivier

Santa Barbara. Cal, Aug. 80
(AP) - Laurence Olivier and
Vivien Leigh, of the films, were
married early today. A3tress
Katharine Hepburn and Carson
Kannin, youthful film director,
were the attendants.
The ceremony was conducted
by Municipal Justice Fred Harsla
at San YSidrO ranch, resort pOpu-
lar with motion picture celcbri-
ties.
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Bombs Kill
2 American
Two Others Wounded
at Isolated Station in
Anglo Egyptian SUI
dan; Italian Bombers
Ignore Waving of u.
S. Flag.

Cairo, Egypt, Aug. 30.-(AP)
"A British official. the COVER
nOr-general of AnglO-Egyptian
Sudan, charged today that an
Italian airplane had machine
gunned and bombed an isolated
station in the British protected
territory, killing two and wound
ing two other American mis-
siOnarieS.
The official said the attack was
carried out despite the waving Of
an American flag by the mission
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SAlS W. W. WV - - - w
polling habit, too.
He does his straw
polling through a
national magazine,
which he publishes
Like DR.. Gal
lup's service, Hur-
jas periodical in
dictates, up to date,
that our national
trend is Willkie-
ward.
However, Doc
Gallup's service
qualities its re-
ports with the sug-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-30
BY CHARLES =. STEWART
Central Press ColumniSt

7
Washington, Aug. 3O.-SpCaking of
presidential straw polls. We were
discussing. DR.. George Gallup's polls
d few days ago. Emil Huria is adj
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-08-30
.Naziis Can't
Go Through
Air Defense
London and Berlin
CLAIMS of FLAMES Lost
Conflict; British Claim
Invaders Driven Back
With But Little Dam
age Done.

Berlin. Ang. 30-tAPl-.DNB,
the cfficiai German news agency,
Saw Nazi bombing Sqaadr0ns
attacked airdromcS in S"ulh
England late today, especially iii
HampShirS, and shot down Il total
of Is British planes. Fi"tccn
German planes were ackn0wl-
edged missing.
London. Aug. 30.-(AP)--Fu-
riouS dOgfightS ragged high liz the
sky over London today rs waves
of German bOmbcrs, some OF
them dropping bombs III dive
attacks upon the outskirts. struck
again and again at the Brit Sh
capital.
Three air-raifl alarms kept
raid shelters, from just before
the city running to and from air
noon until nearly 6 p. m. when
the clear signal of the last alarm
SOu~dcd.
The first two WaVeS-perhaDS
400 in all-were turned back
after fierce battles. But in the
last attack the sound of dive
bOmbers could be heard at dis
lance in the outskirts, and the
sound of motors indicated there
were large numbers of them.
In all. AZ German planes were
brought down over Great Britain
today. and ten British planes
were lost. the Ministry of In
formation announced.
The Air Ministry reported the
Krupp armament works at ES-
sen and other military targets in
Germany. Holland, Belgium and
France were raided by British
bOmbers in attacks last night.
London, Aug. 30.-(AP
German raiders swept /
rom the coast this afternoo
or a third attempt to raj
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23

EDW H. JONES g. CO.. INC,
R6Dl Cnnn Ave WnodleY o2Q0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Detached brick house, 8 rooms. 9 baths.
lavatory LIST floor: gas heat. $500 VeaZey
st. NV, Emerson 6S75.
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OPEN 2 TO 8.
BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.
Sill 9Th st. nw.-Modern home; only
$500: redecorated. THOS. b. WALSH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23

COLORED-HAVE SEVERAL SIX TO TEN
room houses. modern improvements. in good
sections: down payments $3.50 to $500,
balance like rent. Phone " S. HURLBERT.
National $3.50 Q3l ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23

OPEN. NEW. 1912 27th ST. Sc; ALSO
270l-3-5 Minnesota ave. Sc. Just 1 block
north Pa. ave. s.e.-Beautiful, 9 rooms,
baths. oak trim, club rooms; easy terms.
$3.50 month. Real opportunities. seldom
found. Inspect at once.
z. w BAILEY. Owner. Builder. AID 47S6.
WHITE PAINTED BRICK.
Reduced to S9,250; easy terms. New
9 rms. 2 baths bedroom and bath on
nrst foor); lot 60x150. J. NOBLE BOAz,
$40 Wis. ave. WI. 264s or 1850.
NEWTON ST, NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
rooms. bath, brick. front porch, nne
condition: must be sold; price only $3.50.
Mr.. Raine, RIA. BAL. MAPLE a. JAMES,
INC. DI. 3346.
REDUCED TO SIS $50 FOR QUICK SALE.
1904 4Sth st. NV
8 r.; gas heat; garage; Wide lot.
THOMAS P. BROWN.
6lb 4th st. S.W. National 6s72
CLOSE IN-CONVENIENT NORTHEAST
S EICSIION Colonial row brick; porches;
fuu basement: Only S5.450.
ROGER MOSS. DI. 1921.
Evenings and Sunday GE. 64S3.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

If looking for house in q near-in ser
ton OF the city, by all means see this
attractive Colonial home at 2O24 Pierce
Mil I'd. NV. in the prettiest section of
block Park rd0: rooms. bath. garage,
attic; large, porches; vacant and redeco-
rated VIII sell on terms like rent or
consider trades or cash crer5. OWNER,
DU 1919
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14'xC4'

That's the living room size, 13'ex15.
that's the dining room sizel These figures
the, rooms in this lovely detached Groom
ana 2-bath brick house In Chevy Chase
D; G.; auto: heat. brick garage, fenced
finished and heated attici A marvellous
value at S10,750 See this today Call
M; NoTvslle' EN-. 5137. J. WESLEY
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1922 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AWE Mt Wy

AVE. N. w.
Colonial brick dwelling, 20 #. wide Z
large rooms, front and rear porches,
q VIII, cleo, Frigidaire. garage; large lot
tull cellar with. toilet and laundry trays
completely redecorated throughout, in
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION.
Price, $6,750-Easy Terms.
H. H CARTER,
Ol5 lotn 81. NV. ma. AIS
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Beautiful English farmhouse-type home,
bedrooms, 3 baths servants ouaterS'
The kind of home you have always wanted
low price and terms Drive out Conn
ave. past Chevy Chase Lake turn right on
Beach drive, left on W. Stanhope I'd. to
our sign, or call Mr. Smith,
o ALLIED REALTY CO.
5000 Wis. Ave WI RR4o
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WHAT A RIIY
SUPPLEMENTARY

4 bedrms., baths Il bedrm. and bath
on LIST floor: u acre Of ground. in a
wonosrfnl subdivision: S13,75O. Call r.
X. SPEAR, INC. WI 21nR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-23
YOUR LAST CHANCE

To secure a home with 3 large bedrms
bath, open fireplaces, built-in garage, on
q large lot. in the Bethesda section: small
down payment. balance like rent Call
F. r. SPEAR INC. WI 2IOS
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NORTHEAST
Contains five rooms and bath. ot-water
neat large dry cellar. two-car garage.
Lot 50xl50 feet. Convenient terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
FLATS For RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

sTo R.. K, B.; SEPARATE ENTRANCE;
ami: Ist or 2nd floor, within 18th. 22nd.
Constit. and NV. Box 210-A, Star. "a
AT ONCE, FURN.. UNI APT, UNF.
house or rooming house; must be reason
able, desirably located, good condition.
COZAD. 1902 Mass. ave. NV, Sat PM,
Sunday am; 3 in family.
Rooms KITCHENETTE. BATH. FUR
nished; couple and . children, under 3; not
over $3.50 mo-, incl. utilities. Box lg9.A,
Star -
1-RooM. KITcHENETTE. SHOWER APT.
nicely furnished and sunny; downtown
not over $40. Ma. 1881. EXT 1910.
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GLOVER PARK

A bargain for a home in this desirable
location. Row brick. 8 r and b.. recrea-
ton room in basement. inclosed porches
nrst and End floors; gas heat: garage:
offered at much less than original cost
Price. 81 $50; bldg. assn. trust. $4,000:
cheaper than renting. Inspection by ap-
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

1908 ST. S.E.-1-RM KIT. APT;
gas, lights, heat furn.; use of phone. Also
nice sleeping rms; reasonable.
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
oorhood; some furnished Car available on
appt MRS. GREEN Shepherd 512S.
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w 34s Dx1'I1 1ItD,
Phone MA. 1855. 1921 Eye St NV
BETHESDA MD

4402 HIGHLAND AVE
BARGAIN. Don't miss this opportunity
Attractive home, large rooms. garage
auto. oil heat beautiful grounds with
picket fence. owner leaving city. Priced
to sell, 81. $50 on reasonable terms
L. G. WHITE, INC.
IlOl Wisconsin Ave. WI 1900 .
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1901 18th st. NV. MA. 500.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4413 KLINGLE ST
Detached; 3 bedrooms; frst-noor living
room with fireplace. porch of living room,
dining room kitchen. lavatory, Gil hot
ter heat: large wooded lot. Cow. to
schools. churches and transportation.
w. c. g. A. NJ MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.
1ll9 18th st NV DI AGA.
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S8.500,

In one Of the best sections OF the North
east; convenient to Capitol and Library;
brick dwelling. containing nine large rooms
ana two baths. oil heat, two-car garage:
IN excellent condition: attractive terms
can be arranged.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc
EXCELLENT VALUE.
S6 Q50

S0,S0U.
Nearly new brick bungalow. Just over
With lots. Of trees. bedrooms on list door
one finished room and storage room on 2nd
moor. Supplied walls. Garage. Insulated
MILLS, WO. 1900. Eve. SH 153S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE.
SHEPHERD PARK, D. c.,
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
4 LARGE BEDROOMS.
.center-hall brick Colonial Living room
l4x22, baths. breakfast room, maids
room and shower; built-in 2-car garage;
automatic oil heat: nicely shrubbed lot
7716 14th ST. NV.
This beautiful home is offered at a price
when we consider real bargain for this
exclusive and convenient neighborhood
OPEN TODAY.
Wc.& An. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st. NV. District 1851
$11,750.
LoT 75x14o.
very attractive. handicapped garden with
beautiful trees, shrubs and
WHITE PICKET FENCE.
SSH WRILEY RD.,
WEST HAVEN.
white brick Georgian Colonial with large
center-hall entrance. bedrooms, . baths
1 bedroom on mezzanine floor suitable for
porch, maids room, bath in basement
To reach: Drive out Mass. ave. "a mile
beyond District line to West Haven sign.
turn right 2 blocks to Wriley road. then
left to 5511.
Open Sunday, 10 to $50.
W.,C:,& An. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1119 18th st. NV District 1861
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1866 BLAINE ST. NE.

S5.H5O UP
Brsnd-new brick. rooms. tile bath,
automatic heat. Open daily. Out Penna
ave Sc, left on Minnesota ave to Blaine.
or out Benning I'd. about > So beyond
Minnesota ave. turn right to Blaine.
Realty Associates, MA. 1888.
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REAL BARGAIN.

CHEVY CHASE, MD
Cor. home. large rms. . baths, bed
rms, screened porches, attic. garage;
h.-w.h. loiD: convenient stores. schools
tranSp. Price under $4,000 for quick sale
on very easy terms. Don't delay.
L. G WHITE. INC.
1101 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1000.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, $1,000
Down. $50 month incl taxes New stone
house. modern, = rms. = baths oil heat,
gar, S9.915. Call BUILDER. WO. 1886.
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2O24 PIERCE MILL RID NV.
MOUNT PLEASANT, FACING PARK
OPPOSITE 1000 BLOCK PARK RD).
rooms, bath, garage. attic. porches,
automatic heat: vacant; redecorated: $40.
OWNER. DU 1886
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TOWN HOUSE.

Beautiful detached corner brick only 2
west of Conn. ave suitable for entertain
ing or doctors Office with private en-
trance; library with lavatory on LIST A.:
IN al. there are seven rooms, . baths and
lavatory, built-in garage. automatic heat
Eve. or Sun. phone AT e2o3
L. T. GRAVATTE.
700 18th St Realtnr MA nrh1
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r, and b., 1urn. or unfurn.. 70 re-
sponsible persons. Phone Chestnut 1904.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. AND MD.-CALL US
| to sec our list If homes in this delightful
neighborhood Prices range SIS to Sl6O
per month.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDIVIDUAL SERVICE GIVEN no EVERY
body. We have a great variety OF lots and
houses for sale in nearby Maryland. On
DAVIS, 40 Maryland ave- Hyattsville. Md.
Warfield 5000 Open evenings and Sunday.
sol OAKMONT ST. COLMAR MANOR.
Md r., b.: gas. cleo; $4,000: $500
ACRES MI d. c.
High elevation. 10 rms. bath. cleo,
chicken house, stable, 2-car garage; fenced;
close schools. bus; $4,000; terms ERWIN
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 1884, ewes.
WarhaId 1921
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10 ROOMS AND STORE.

Near 18th and Columbia I'd, being sold
to close ar estate; contains store Sidewalk
grade). 10 rooms 2 tile baths, hot-water
heat, attached freproof garage; easily re-
modelled into 3 apis.
METZLER REALTOR
HOG Vermont Ave. NV. DI 5000.
Sun. and Ewes. RA 174R
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H. L. RUST co.

4105 9TH ST. NV, SEMI-DETACHED
brick. completely repapered and painted
floors sanded; six rooms. bath, 2 screened
porcheS $40 h(l
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-S7,7
NEAR NAVY YARD.

brick homes, overlooking Government park.
Featuring ultramodern conveniences such
Equipment. A few Steps i from Y.fare trans
portation, 2 blocks from shopping center,
including Super Sanitary Market: q few
blocks from st. Francis Xavier and public
schools. Prices begin at $5.250: r. H. A
terms or other types of financing: monthly
payments as low as S34. including taxes,
etc. For additional information. phone
Atlantic 1889. or drive over Pa. Ave. Bridge
3 blocks to Minnesota ave-, left 5 blocks
to Lyndale Model Home.
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9l4 @ 81. NV. DI. 1850.
3415 18th ST NW-6 ROOMS AND
$50.
5515 Kansas ave. nw.-6 rooms and
bath; gas heat, front and rear porches
built-in garage; $50.
l54 No. Carolina ave. SET rooms and
bath: INV h.. electricity newly decorated
modern bathroom: $3.50
zoos Sth st. n.w.-5 rooms and bath;
electricity. stove heat; S32 so.
LINKINS CO..
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DETACHED BRICK-S6.95C

0TOS BLAIR RID.
Open Sunday. Very attractive two
| story bungalow-type home. Large lot $500
50. #. rooms tiled bath and shower,
large living room with fireplace; toilet.
Oil heat. Convenient to buses, schools and
stores OWNER, RIA 565Q
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LIST Commercial Bargain.

1900 WISCONSIN AVE-S6 ESQ.,
AT this low price for a business loca-
ton. or home and business combined. in
the fsstest-growIng business section Of
D. c.. YOU cannot duplicate
Open Sunday-Will Trade.
CYRIL JONES,
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Located in beautiful Shepherd Park. 1909
Alaska ave. NV. New-house condition
throughout rooms. bedrooms 2 baths
full Bird floor finished and insulated. auto
matte oil heat, electric refrigeration, de-
tached single garage; wooded lot 5Ox125
open l-9 daily OWNER, Georgia 1880
or Sligo 4772.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Attractive brick home, rooms 2 baths,
modern kitchen, concrete front porch
Bryant conditioned heat, insulated,
furred walls, weather-stripped, screened
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3508 18th ST. g.. ARLINGTON.

.YoUNG q SIMON,
$40 woodward Bldg. DI. $3.50.
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1862 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
rms. and bath a bedrooms; built
In garage: oil heat and REFRIGERATOR; house
in perfect condition; SIS.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. 1912 18th st. NV.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES IN GOOD
locations at rentals starting from S6O.75.
For details call
American Security & Trust Co.,
MA. 4S15.
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YOU ARE INTERESTED IN
PURCHASING OR RENTING
A NEW HOME,
We have several good buys in new houses,
located in Chevy Chase, Md. and vicinity.
rooms and bath to 6 rooms and 2 baths.
Priced from $3.50 to $10450 on con-
L. G. WHITE INC.
7101 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1900.
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3615 INGOMAR PL. NV,
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
New home: 8 rooms. = baths, recreation
room; occupied only 3 months; was priced
S1l $50; will sell for $1,000 less or accept
$500 cash down. balance like rent or small
house in trade as down payment. Call d.