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lens of land use and construction?
How can We best move toward llV-
ing conditions for all our people
that are within our reach, toward
conservation and improvement of
present urban land values? These
will be the major convention topics.
Newton c. Farr of Chicago, presi-
dent of the association, will outline
long-range urban betterment, in
Guiding movements for urban re-
planning and rebuilding, for wider
home ownership and lessening of
costs of home ownership, for i'm
provement of real estate financing,
for fundamental adjustment of real
estates position in the tax structure.
Mr.. Farr is vice president of the
Chicago Civic Federation and Bu-
reau of Public Efficiency, chairman
of the Chicago Recovery Admins
tration and member of Chicago's
Plan Commission, a past president
of the Chicago Real Estate Board
and president of the Oakland-Ken-
wood Association of Chicago, COM
munity organizer of property own
ers. Government and its relation
to real estate and the relation of
the defense program to real estate
will be discussed, it is expected, by
Federal officials.
The American way" of rebuild
ing cities, a way that is open for
reviving, through private enterprise,
areas that have become slum or
blight, if this rebuilding can be
given the governmental help it
needs, principally in land assembly,
will be outlined at general sessions
of the convention by Arthur w.
Binns, chairman of the associa-
tion's Committee on Housing and
Blighted Areas. The committee will
meet November IA. Congressional
and State legislative action could
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its brokers division will sketch 1941
conditions in real estate selling.
The public wants low-cost houses
and Fritz B. Burns of Los Angeles,
builder Of small houses, will repre-
sent the land developers and home
builders division Of the association
in discussions Of progress toward
the low-cost goal.
Legislative movements to better
the real estate tax situation will be
reported by Myers Y. Cooper of Gin.
cinnati, former Governor of Ohio,
and head Of the recently organized
National Conference of Real Estate
Taxpayers, whose program has the
united backing of farm groups and
organizations in the field of urban
real estate. Mr.. Cooper, chairman
of the associations Committee on
Taxation, whose 500 members repre-
sent every State and every princi-
pal city in the Nation, will address
a luncheon conference of the COM
mittee, open to all members of the
convention, November IA.
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help open the way for replanning
and rebuilding blighted areas, the
committee pointed out.
Conserving the usefulness of GEN.
trail business districts will be out
lined to the convention by leaders
of study now being conducted by
the Urban Land Institute, covering
changes in the last 10 years in down.
town New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Richmond, Detroit, Cleveland,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Des
Moines and st. Louis.
The real estate market for the
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ly 1000 thrift and home financing
institutions, with resources Of almost
5000, 900, 900, which are members
of the bank system.
"They urged. that present surplus
and vacant homes first be utilized
in those localities where an ex-
panding need exists" said James F.
Twohy, governor of the Federal
Home Loan Bank System. They
also recognize that a considerable
portion of the emergency housing
made necessary by the defense pro-
gram is Of a temporary character,
which, for the sake of speed and
economic soundness, should be
financed directly by the Govern
ment."
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Banks Will Assist
In Defense HOUSING

The presidents Of the II regional
banks of the Federal Home Loan
Bank System have formulated
plans for cooperation in flnanc-
ing new homes wherever the need
exists in the development of the
national defense program, it was
announced today.
The program was outlined at
their semi-annual conference here,
during which they conferred with
Charles Palmer housing co-ordi-
nator for the National Defense
Advisory Commission; Jesse H.
Jones, Federal Loan administrator
and members of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board.
The IL presidents spoke for near
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Plans for Garden
Are October Must
For Home Owner
Bulbs and Plants Set
Now Will Give Pleasure
When April Comes

Making plans for garden next
spring is an October must" for the
average home owner. This Is the
ideal time of the year for outdoor
work in comfort-and all the shrubs,
bulbs and plants that are "set" now,
will give pleasure hundred fold in
April
This is a sketch for formal gar
den. Washington has many town
houses and row houses with small
areas at the rear which might be
developed into garden patterns.
The garden illustrated is planned
for the least upkeep during years of
enjoyment.
Gravel paths bordered by clipped
privet hedges surround small re-
flecting pool. If pool is not pos
sible, this middle panel might be
used for colorful plants or bulbs.
Dark green evergreens are planted
in the corners for accent, and all re-
manning space planted with tulips
and hyacinthS in shades of rose and
yellow and lavender. Around the
pool are rose hyacinth with a solid
blanket of pansies in all colors close
to the pool AS the bulbs finish their
blooming period the space may be
filled with annual bedding plants or
seeded The pansies clipped back
late in June will bloom again later in
the summer.
The key to the accompanying
chart is:
E. Evergreens, clipped to formal
shape.
Y. Clipped Yews.
P. Clipped privet hedge, IL inches
high and rounded.
T. Rose Darwin tulips-tall.
H. Lavender hyacinth.
P. PanSieS.
The garden is surrounded by a
brick wall, with the wall of the house
as the fourth side.
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CoIors Give Effect
Of Altering Weight

Painting surfaces with different
colors can give many unusual effects,
but one Of the most startling is that
Of altered weight.
Most painting authorities agree
that red and orange give the illusion
of heaviness, while yellow and blue,
for example, lend the appearance of
lighter weight. Objects appear
larger when painted white than
when painted black.
The various illusions which are
created by paint magic are not only
interesting, but often valuable to
the home owner, as they may fire.
quently be employed to good ad-
vantage in either interior or exterior
painting.
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year ahead will be analyzed by
James c. Downs, jr., of Chicago,
past president of the Institute of
Real Estate Management.
LOw-COSt Houses in Demand.
George L. Schmutz of Los Angeles,
president of the American Institute
of Real Estate Appraisers, will dis
cuss the economics of real estate
value Hobart Brady of Wichita,
Kans, member of the Executive
Committee and sales consultant to
the association, as representative Of
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Hot-Wuter Looms

Outmoded hot-water systems in
capable of supplying the increased
needs of the modern family may be
replaced by an up-to-date system
with funds obtainable from quail
fled lending institutions under the
modernization credit plan Of the
F. H, A,
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Here is plan for formal garden. 1t should furnish
attractive view in winter we'll portions of the
How this garden be worked is explained in the
ACCOMPANYING article.
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UNFURN., > LARGE RMS, KIT. PVT.
bath. oil heat. phone, gar: quiet empl.
couple pref. CHI. 4S5"
3433 Wise AVE NW-UNFURN. 5
500 month. Emerson 9031.
BEAUTIFUL. Ice, 3-BEDRM APT, ALL
conven.: at Washington Grove, Md: S65
mo. includes heat. light. gas. Frigidaire.
Phone only 9 to IL am, MIR. HARRING-
TON, ME. 1859.
ARLINGTON - FURNISHED. 5 ROOMS.
bath. Frigidaire, utilities. separate en-
trance; 1Oc bus adults: S65. CHI. 3526.
4a19 N. 14th ST.-FURNIsHED ROOMS,
bath; utilities incl Near bus; stores;
couple preferred; $3.50. CHI. 1905.
EVANSVILLE. MD, OCT 1st-ENTIRE
2nd floor, . rms, kit. bath. oil heat; hot
water furn.; S35. Mr.. car. WA. 1929.
BEAUTIFUL 5-RM APT, UNPUBLISHED:
large estate; private tiled bath, shower
sleeping porch, kitchen. refrigeration. a m l.
Heat. Light Furnished
$3.50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Oh 5000
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

POULTRY PLANT WITH HENS, 5-R. BUN
eaiow. u a.. on hwy. Md. within IS mi.
D. c.; only S4,450, terms, or trade for
15-25-a: farm on State I'd. BEYOND
BRANDYW1NE, mr.. Willetts store; r,
cleo, , bars; trade at "a $50 for incoms
houses. small trusts. white or colored. N.
E. RYON CO. National 1907.
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ALL STONE-S15.950.
REAUTIFIII. GROI1NDC
HERE is NEWS.

This Is the house that so many home
BUYERS have been looking for. II has
FOUR BEDROOMS AND FOUR BATHS Tin
Guiding bedroom and bath on first hoor)-
think of II An unusual living room
t25x14D. 1t also has beautiful recrea-
ton room and maids room in the base
ment. Large wooded lot You will be
amazed At the price al which 1t can be
bought MR. blackwell DER will give you
the details with pleasure. EN-. 1916 or
MA. OS56.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, $1,000.
Modern. & rooms bath and garage oil
burner, splendid location overlooking the
rolf course! close to bus and shopping
center; conveniently financed at 4i2"r:
vacant. immediate possession.
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC. WO 1900.
HERE'S A BARGAIN!
Convenient suburban. Brand-new. CEN
ter-hall brick. large rooms = baths, lovely
corner lot Only S9.450. REALTY ASSO-
GATES. INC. National 1888 until m.
Battery Park. Bethesda. Md,
Near New Naval Hospital.
S1.25O-Reduced price for quick sale:
owner leaving city. must sell: six rooms.
large tiled bath big living room with at
tractive Colonial fireplace. screened porch
and really beautiful lot with several
shade trees; attic: garage; settled COM
munitv OF home owners. BOSS e.
PHELPS, MA. 1900.
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11.800.

Here is unparalleled value in popular
American. University Park. 3 bedrms :.
ga tile baths. screened porch, detached
and first-ouality construction. lovely
new brick home in a new-home section.
Please call Mr.: Norveue. Emerson 5137.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

IDEAL HOME SITE-TEN ACRES, CREST
Blue Ridge. two miles north Bluemont.
nearby; 5000. Write owner, 81 T. MASON.
1885 Mount Pleasant st. nv. city.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. TWO OR FOUR FAMILY FLAT,
with gas heat. for investment or would
consider store. State location and best
price and terms. Box 45O-S, Star.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. $4,000
Sl2.450.
Mr.. Nebraska and Wis. AYES.

ST. AIMS Parish.
Convenient ~ public s. AIMS and
Immaculate parochial schools Amid pre-
tenuouS homes. New center-haA hrlck.
having large living room 2 bedrooms leach
will accommodate twin BEDS . tile baths
and 1St-foor lavatory. attic. automatic
heat. Provision for recreation room. in
standing value THOS ] FISHER & co
INC. REALTORS. DI 6s3O. OR EVENINGS
CALL MR. O'DONNFT i. ia 81 -
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Will Sacrifice for Cash

Brick home, rooms. garage, air con-
ditioned: excel. condition: corner lot. 216
Lincoln st.. Bethesda, Nd. Wisconsin 1887
for inspection.
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$4,000.

18th ST. HIGHLANDS.
Near Kennedy st. entrance to Rock Creek
Park Charming detached brick home on
lot 6Oxl56. contains II rms. 3 baths, oil
heat. gear brick garage, ideally adaptable
for a physician. Close 70 14th st. cars
and 18th st. bus, schools and churches
nearby. Evenings. phone Temnle 1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. NV. Healtor. MA. 0153.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED. NEARBY VA. SMALL HOUSE
on wooded lot in good neishborhood: down
payment not over $3.50: must be in good
condition and of GOOD design. CHI. 1915
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
property: no commission. outk settlement.
Call or write E H. PARKER, 1924 14th
st. NV DI 1896
CALL TAMMARo ToDAY-ToP CASH
prices, D c. property: no commission. MA.
1888. Ewes. Woodey s3OS.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or c0lored any condition. z A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th st. NV. Columbia 60s6.
PAY HIGHEST AIL-CAsH PRICES FOR
old D c houses: no commission MRS.
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV CO 1878
CHEVY CHASE. DIRECT FROM OWNER
Il to S nm house: substantial cash pay
ment; must be reas. Box 395-S, Star.
CALL WASHINGTON'S LARGEST BUYERS
MILLION DOLLARS WORTH BOUGHT
IN 1899 LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN d. co.
NE. 54O0.
TO ROOMS PREFER OLD HOUSE.
Like possession within 45 days. d. c. only.
All cash. E A CARNEY. 1925 Vt ave.
DI. 450s: eve. and Sun. Georgia $500.
WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY.
Have clients for city and suburban oner-
ings. FRANCIS A BLUNDON CO.. SOB
H st. NV. Ma. OLA. -
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property II the price is right. Frame or
brick, large or small. condition immaterisl.
r. HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap. Realtor. MA. os7s.
PROPERTY OWNERS-BROKERS
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
personally will nav cash for D c.
property. white or colored. brick or frame:
also fats anc apartment houses G. @.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 1882
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NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY
club section; bedrooms. baths, living
room, library, den; oil heat; maids room
and bath. Phone Chestnut 4472.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLOSE 70 CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY;
home q s rms. bath; gas heat saraSe:
0e.u.HaliJi WESLEY aH5stlsS' BgeHANAs
GeEoRGEToWlNm7 ROOMS. HALL. 4
den With stall house See Mi. 1859. ''A'e
FAMOUS SMALLEST HOUSE. 1888 both
st.. Georsetown-6 rooms, completely fur
nished, antiques, silver. linens: years lease.
500. Shown by appointment only. Call
Wisconsin 3239.
DETACHED, 3 BEDROOMS, / BATH, OIL
heat; lge. yard; cow to bus and car;
lease; immediate possession; only S75.
OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 H st. NV. Room 410D. ME. 04s7.
CHEVY CHASE, 1907 MILITARY RD.--
automatic oil heat; excellentiy furnished.
Sol TUCKERMAN ST NW.-6 ROOMS,
h.-w,h. For appointment. North 7ois. "a.
NOV. LIST TO MAY 1st-7- ROOM HOUSE,
completely furnished. 1891 Lee highway,
Arlington, Va. Phone Oxford OO75.
419 N KENMORE ST, ARLINGTON, VA.
Avail. Oct. l. attractive bungalow, 2 bed
rooms. drs. nm. with Inador bed; oil burner:
garage; convenient bus service; SIS mo.
Phone CHI. 95S1, or MRS. SMITH, MA.
O974.
FOR WINTER MONTHS.
NICELY FURNISHED HOME.
1916 DELAFIELD PLACE NV.
WOoDRIDGE-5-RM. BUNGALOW. WITH
finished attic, heated with gas heat; large
lot: elegant condition, beautiful equip
ment; S65 per mo. Make appointment by
1881 "R & 7 Ave. Ne FEAlf North 10 1908.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
f1rp ichn cd Oct Sf- T1nn let
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MT PLEASANT. NEAR PARK-BRIcK,
hedrns.. inclosed porches, ? baths, attic
double gar; bargain. OWNER, GE. 1887.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE, LOVELY
insulated gas heat. lovely basement. 1920
Monroe st. ne.
S3.35O-BUILDER WILL BUILD ON YOUR
lot, , bedrms.. dinette, kitchenette. bath.
ment, bal $50 month WI. 1888 24'
S7.25O-NEw SECTION OF Sc. DE-
on 1st floor, oil heat, built-in garage. large
Mr.. I FiIipDo. 10 REALTY AssociATEs. INC.
Ma 1898. 1906 K st. NV.
ATTENTIoN-NEw OPPORTUNITY OPEN
i5o 18th st left b,o turn At Pa ave
9s5 s s fGl Ss1s Ysr low " ov
BHf BALE owne eii o AID ALSO s.. " w.
ss.5OO-BLK. CONN AVE. 2s44 MA
comb ST. ,bedrms.. ultramodern kit.
G0fy TR Reaer ofss mr. aH
Witt Whittier "A St: hlxNNearly new detached
6 Bun ssr b. ReTms rec I0S %
Es$5ss D's s '' ss ''s sEs
REDUCED SI.500--SS;45o BUYS A
of Conn. ave. rooms: bedrooms,
si;s As SSSs:s
A BRAND-NEW CENTER ENTRANCE
brick in American University. Park, priced
two baths, oil heat, storage attic, so-ft'
schools and trans. THos, /; PHILLIPS.
home. see 1901 9th st. n.w-4-bedrm.
corner, large rms; 3 porehes: built,in
sa ysp pexIy c End Open. w1D
IN CHEVY CHASE D. ca FoUR-BED-
room detached house, on splendid lot
with big trees at $500; ms nis,I Price LIS Is
and represents a splendid value. THOS
L. PHILLIPS, woodley 1900 until pm.
s 50 built BRICK home. large rooms.
lot about $50 #. deep, offers the home
seeker Wha hs Dsst va Ss On "a Rsrl sso &.
ATEs. INC. National 143s until pm
1850 OGDEN ST; N:w~soRooM gR1cK
5 ri 5Sss 5sS Bond Bids exclusive agent
COLUMBIA HTs.-1O RMS. on HEAT.
gar: mr.. cars; fne cond, ideal for room
A. S NJ h0 Ro1R NV WOODWARD oS re BLDG. Ma. 1895.
BETHESDA. CLOSE IN, NEAR ALL CON-
veniences: attr. street. 6 rms, bath.
heated sun parlor. 24-ft; iiv. rm., refg.:
splendid cond: lge. lot, trees and shrub
berry. owner has bought larger house.
Make offer. WO. S716.
PETWORTH. BET SHERMAN CIRCLE AND
complete r.. k, b. apis: oil heat, auto.
h.w.; redecorated; $7.45O; terms. Sum-,
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GE. $500.
BARGAIN-ONE 5-R., BATH FRAME;
ami One Or. bath brick: ami, Both
HOME BUY.
rooms, baths. maids room. garage:
semi-det. brick: price. $3.50.
sos Quintana Pl. NV.
tjust Above Quackenbos ST..
WAPLE b JAMES, INC,
1924 18th st. NV. District 3840.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

2-sToRY BRICK WAREHOUSE ON N. j.
ave. NV, near Capitol; 45x120 IT,. TO
paved alley and entrance at both front
and rear; suitable for coal yard. storase
garage, etc: rent reasonable. STERLING
A. FISHER CO., 1928 l4th st. NV. Ho-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
2 LARGE BEDROOMS.
EyCEDTJnNA WAITE

This new detached brick home contains
large living ROOM adjoining library or den.
1s,-floor lavatory, complete kitchen. dining
room completely finished. recreation room
rooms and half bath on End floor. oil arr
conditioned heat. detached garage, large
lot. Located in the choice Mass. ave. sub,
qrbs For appoHInt,mms.nmt t3 inspect call
eOLoRED-6-ROOM TAPESTRY BRICK;
porches hardwood hc ors. electricity: h.-wh;
terms. Call MR. ADAMS. Sunday. DE.
1903: weekdays. DE. 116c or MA. 200.
coLoRED-13OO BLOCK 18th ST NV
3-story brick dwelling, Il rooms. bath
f chRTER s1 Psrf i5th St nW Sh 417s
CoLoRED-CENTRAL LOCATION; BEAU
tiful semi-detached. or and b. tapestry
brick Colonial front and double inclosed
rear porches; gas heat. hardwood floors.
etc; $3.50 cash. balance monthly. E. A.
s sun GE C Ssgoo d. 43os' Eve and
NEAR THE CAPITOL, PRINTING OFFICE.
oo COVER ShhSfh D Hsn flFSF
81 QUE ST. NE.
Drastically Reduced, Now $3.50.
plastered insulated, fully inclosed porches.
This is one of the finest properties We
have ever offered in respect to present
condition. All woodwork refnished in
new automatic hot-water heating plant.
Full basement with front and rear en-
frances. Don't fail to look at this home
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
o25 New York Ave. NV. Ma o1a7.
15O01 East Capitol ST IL 3D40
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OUTSTANDING.

used tapestry brick house. near Roose-
Welt High: very large rooms, III baths
plus pantry, front porch and screened
porches, stairway to finished attic, 2-cai
garage. nice yard: many unusual features
and terms can be arranged to suit: can b
seen only by appointment. Call Mr.
HOWE. WI. 7640. PAUL T. STONE, INC
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An Address Of Prestige
MAJESTIC
20nn TESI G. ~ IL

SIS. OO-Living room, combination
sunroom and d n in e
room: dressing room with Murphy
bed kitchen and bath.
Resident Manager. DE. 900.
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18th tx CAFRITZ Dist. 9OSO
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

COLoRED-BASEMENT APT, > ROOMS.
Sitchen. bath: eas elec; and heat furn.;
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HOUSES UNFINISHED.

1915 BUCHANAN Nw-s r.. B..
. shower; inc: Dchs., auto h: gar SO 90
5i35 iinois ave +. y yd. s ear 93 so
$50" sth nw-6 r. gar. I'd $3.50
Above excellent condition. GE. O179
SILVER SPRING
desirable, neighborhood; ample grounds:
modrri Eif. hath auto. heat. wood -burn-
Ing ms fireplace eDnr masonry garage with over
stripped; near 1-fare buses. cars at D. c.
linz Lease 10 refined family. Shepherd
32l1 GEORGIA AVE- LARGE RMS,
bath; 9 oil heat; s5O75 per mo
tusd heat s.: sso7s 1 Ds1 m mos
@ fa al ResP s ss baths lss SIS 5m
URcIoLo REALTY CO. NE. 1911.
ARLINGTON VA.
cor Mlce 6.room- bath bunsalow in good
i' 0'yosEPH V 4. HERBERT q SONS.
5l5 East Capitol 81. Lincoln OI2a.
EXCELLENT VALUES.
1sroa 100 bon. iith ST NE ,;-,
ing room, bedrooms, kitchen and bath,
refrigerator
g., 14tGs HARDWOOD E pL. NV.
rms, > baths. kitchen. screened rear porch,
46l7 NORWOOD DR.. CHI. CHI. MD.
tree line Lovely home. reception hall. liv-
ing room. dining room. 2 bedrooms kitchen
and bath; garage; oil heat: electric refrig-
I4O4 x CAFRrTZ DI aOsO
1912 18th ST. NV.
Semi-detached home. near Westminster
Apis; 6 rms, . baths. garage finished
Tdt room; gas heat auto. hot water;
BARNABY WOODS.
Several detached homes of & rms, .
baths garage, ami; rent surprisingly
reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
DelShtfuI bunEalou. available Oct. /;
bedrms. on 1st floor$ 500.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
NE. 1143. 1892 x St. NV.
BUNGALOW,
1909 E ST. Sc.
rooms, inclosed porch. h.-vh. and
,ss5A s5 p T o5aIis, BEATTY = n CO. ,,,s
1914 EAST CAPITOL ST.
New. modern. semi-detached, rooms
and bath. air conditioned; So so: ref
erence required Wisconsin 1858
2105 4th st. NE.
Beautiful semi,detached home, cont ain
ing : rooms, modern bath, electric refrig-
Grafton, ami. Rent only $50
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.. INC,
sos H ST. NV. National OLA.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Three 5-room BUNGALOWS, ami. $50; g.
room house. a m /. 500: s-room house. oil
! heat, furnished. $40; rooms oil heat,
so; big Groom brick, baths. recreation
room, $50. Office hours. m. to pm.
H c. MAYNOR 23l4 Rhode Island ave
ne. North 433S
COLORED-641 10th ST NE-MODERN
/ brick. rms, bath. hot-water heat. Gear
garage. $50. DIXIE REALTY CO, l417
l. ST. NV.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDITIONED. ALL SECTIONS.
FROM Sl4 so TO S31 80.
Washington Housing Corp,
931 H St. NV National $3.50.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FORESTvILLE. MD.-5 RMS. AND BATH;
ami, garage, large wooded lot. Phone
Hillside 0630.
Mr.. MT. VERNON MEM HIGHWAY: SIS.
New 5-rm. home, oil heat, refg., garage.
7l2 14th St. New Alex, Va. Temple 1879.
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. Mr.. WASHING
ton. nicely furnished; $50 month. r., K.
HOWAT. DI. 2415.
FOR RENT-HoUsE. Z ROOMS. IN
Hyattsville furnished; oil heat. double ga
rage, flowers and shrubs; convenient 10
everything: $50 TO responsible adults; no
children. OWNER. 81 Spencer st. Hyatts-
vile. Warield HIS.
y MI, GATHERSBURG, MD.-1O RM.
house, . baths. coal furnace, 9. and e:
barn, lge. chicken house, lse gardens
> doz. fruit trees, grape arbors; on SO
acres, beautifully handicapped, $50 90
month. Phone ME- 6533. 2a'
BUNGALOW: 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
fully furnished: $40 MRS. TANNER.
Tuscaragua road Glen Echo Heights.
S45-QUAINT SINGLED HOME. SUS-
ceptble of artistic treatment. containing
fireplace, large living nm. auto. heat.
bedrms. On large lot. OWNER. Chestnut
O0O1.
VA. HIGHLANDS, 1OI5 18th ST s.
Large S-room house. newly finished inside;
ami: oil heat Call RIA. 4419. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-24
$9,750-Living Rm. 27x14.
Chevy Chase d C

new moderate-priced home Just of
Conn. ave. convenient TO bus. stores. ele-
mentary. junior and senior high schools.
Features Features beautiful beauty, Living nm 2.xl4' with
adjoining. which overlooks U. S park:
MASTER BEDROOMS AND . TILE BATHS.
sleeping porch The very latest in equip
Adjoining is a center-hall-plan ned home
with f1rst-foor library Tor bedroom) with
tile lavatory. 2 bedrooms and baths at
S10.aan THOS. j. FISHER & CO. INC,
REALTORS. D1 $3.50, OR EVENINGS
CALL Mr.. ODONNELL. TIA. 51T2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-24
FOR WINTER MONTHS,
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

3 bedrooms, bath, auto heat; completed!
furnished; Oct. 1st-June list. WO. 905S.