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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26
sen. JOHNSON
IS URGING A
DIRECT HIGHWAY
To Run From The Delaware Line
At Selbyville Through Ber-
lin, Snow Hill, P0c0moke

Final preparations for survey by
the Maryland State Roads Commits
sion of a direct highway from the
Delaware line at Selbyville, through
Berlin, Snow Hill and Pocomoke City
to the Virginia boundary, have been
completed by State Senator Thomas
F. Johnson, of Worcester County,
legislative sponsor of the 100000
road project, it was learned yester-
day, Thursday.
Wide support of Senator Johnson's
legislative plan to have new direct
highway built through Worcester
County with State and Federal funds
has been received during the past few
weeks from citizens and civic groups
in Bishops, Shovel, Friendship, Ber-
lin, Newark, Snow Hill, and Pocomoke
City sections, in letters and petition
airy papers.
At the offices of the Maryland
State Roads Commission in Baltimore
Chairman Ezra Whitman of the Com
mission is said to be highly favorable
to Senator Johnson's Worcester high
way project. He has informed Sena-
tor johnson that the State Roads
Commission will make an immediate
survey of the route of the proposed
highway project.
At the 1889 session of the Mary
land Legislature, Senator johnson in
troduced Senate Bill No. 1913 which
was passed, authorizing the State
Roads Commission to survey a prac-
tical route for direct highway thru
Worcester County.
The proposed highway would elimi-
nate many dangerous curves in the
present route of travel between POGO
moke City and Berlin via Snow Hill.
It would shorten the Atlantic coastal
highway over U. S. Routes IS and 11S
between Virginia and Dover, Del, by
many miles.
Though he is q candidate for Con-
gross at the Democratic Primaries on
May 9th, State Senator johnson de-
clared yesterday he would continue to
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26
CANDIDATES DO NOT
APPEAR TO LACK AID
CONTINUED from Page u

keep us from becoming embroiled in
the European war, to see that proper
safeguards are erected to maintain
our liberty of action and speech to
prepare to even more stubbornly re-
sist any attempt to have US become
combatants.
1t is a time when sound common
sense shows its value, when questions
of vital Importance need to be studied
carefully and deliberately, when men
in Congress must keep their feet on
the ground.
Congressman Ward believes the
people of his district appreciate his
close application to their business in
Washington. He is cheered by the
endorsement he has received on every
hand for his reelection. He is conf
dent the result of the primary battle
on May 9th will be a clear and clean
victory for him.
There is little doubt but that the
voters of the First Congressional
District do appreciate that Congress
man Wards first duty is to attend
Congress sessions. That's what he
was elected for. That's what he
should do.
It is our opinion he is doing the dis
trict more good by a close applica-
ton to his duties than he would be
if he spent his time making an ex-
tensive campaign all over the Shore.
That, also, is the opinion of many
others with whom we have discussed
the matter. 1t means that the Con-
gresham will not be able to person
ally greet great many voters during
the campaign, but-the voters will, as
we see it, be all the better satisfied
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26
CO. FIELD MEET
TO Be STAGED In
BERLIN, MAY 9TH
Schools Will Be Distinguished
By COlOrs AS There Are
No Printed Programs

The County field-meet that will be
held in Berlin on May 7th, will have
at least one feature that will be diff
ferent. Each school will be known by
its colors, and each participant will
wear his school colors. There will
not be any programs, so if you want
to know who is representing a GER
tain school, just watch for the color
or colors. The colors of the schools
are as follows: Ocean City, Gold;
Bishopville, Black; Whaleyville,
Brown: st. Martins, Light Blue; Ber-
lin, Maroon and Grey; Newark, Red;
Snow Hill, Maroon; Atkinson's,
Green; Girdletree, Purple; Stockton,
Orange and Black; Pocomoke, Dark
Blue.
The following officials have been
appointed for the meet: Judges for
girls, Mrs. Mary Birmingham, POGO
moke; Mrs. Nadine Bunting, Bishop
Mrs. Harvey Hall, Girdletree; Mrs.
Marvin Holland, Berlin; Miss Bessie
lee Parsons, Stockton; Miss Mae Red
ish, Newark; Miss Dorothy Stevenson,
Salisbury, r. F. d. No.
Inspectors for Girls: Mrs. Winfield
S. Kreiger, Girdletree; Miss Frieda
Osterwalder, Salisbury, R. F. D. No.
i; Miss Kathleen Parker; Newark !;
Mrs. John Scott, Berlin; Mrs. Josiah
Timmons, Bishop, R. F. D.; Mrs. Mer-
win Ward, Pocomoke.
Judges for Boys: Mr.. Granville
Chopper, Ocean City; DR.. A. A. Park
er, Pocomoke City; Mr.. Calvin Pruitt,
Berlin; Mr.. John I. Timmons, Snow
Hill; Mr.. Estel G. Trader, Stockton ;
Mr.. Walter Whaley, Whaleyville.
Inspectors for Boys: Mr.. Norman
Baylis, Stockton; Mr.. Griffin Gala
han, Pocomoke City; Mr.. Sheldon
Chandler and Mr.. Byard Davis, Ber-
lin; Mr.. Charles Hickman, Whaley-
vile; Mr.. John B. Lynch, Ocean City;
Mr.. Harvey c. Pusey, Snow Hill.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26

that the man they chose to represent
them in Congress has such high re-
gard for his duties as to stick to them
and come to have even more conf
dence in the fact that they have just
the representative in Washington the
Eastern Shore needs.
With the result, naturally, the vot-
ers will keep him there for another
term. Which is, also, the very best
thing they can do.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26
LONG LIST OF PROS
PECTIVE GRADUATES
Continued from Page u

(COnCmueu IRON rage ~
The date of the Commencement is
Wednesday, June 5.
Stockton High School, General: Ed
ward Outten, Oscar Vernon Tarr,
Harry F. Hammond, Joseph E. Taylor,
William H. Merrill, 3rd, Willard D.
Outten, Earl F. Redden, Elva Mae
Dryden, Ida Mae Hill.
The date of Commencement is Tues
day, June A.
Ocean City High School, Academic:
Herbert ]. Rapport.
Commercial: H. Jackson Hastings
Margart M. Jones, Marylee Ruark.
Nellie Alene Powll, Myrtle Madeline
Willis, Irene Feaster Jones.
General: Willis Hudson, William
Edward Kelly, William Melvin Pusey
Henry Joseph Wyatt, Edward o. Brex
Jr., Oscar Bergman, Kathryne E
Jones, Sarah Jane Kitchens, Lilly
Madeline Bunting, Matte Louise
Birch.
The date of Commencement is Mon
day, June 8.
Buckingham High School, Academ-
ic: Harry Clark Collins, James R.
Dennis, j. Richard Gault, Loretta H
Morris, Carolyn E. Palmer, Norma
Lorraine Tarr, Helen Gail Teter, Har-
riet Dale Whaley, Jean Margaret
Wooten.
Commercial: William D. Booth,
James P. Cathell, Sheldon Ray Den
mis-, Jesse Irwin Hastings, Homer M
Littleton, Lloyd H. Mock, William T
Richards, Emma Katherine Adkins
Grace Elaine Burbage, Rachel Lee
Collins, Lula Mae Dodson, Helen
Edith Griffin, Doris Holloway, Cath
crime Elizabeth Hudson, Cathleen
Rose Hurdle, Kathryn E. Latchum
Kathryn Elizabth McCabe, Ethel M
Perry, Madeline Marie Taylor, Olive
Louise Widgeon, Sarah E. Williams
General: Clarence E. Aydelotte
Earl William Birmingham, Ira Bas.
set Birmingham, John Wesley Car.
ter, Earl Gray Davis, Preston Lee Ell.
lott, Calvin Dale Quinn, Jr., Johr
v. Mumford, Ralph L. Pennewell
Franklin Howe Ross, Jr., Deane Olir
Todd, Hyacinth Lucille Beldin, Mary
Ellen Collins, Hilda Virginia Davis
Hilda Lee Hickman, Gladys Mae
Lark, Jean Lavinia Mumford, Eunice
Beulah CULLEN.
The date of the Commencement is
Wednesday, June 5.
Worcester High School (Snow Hill
Colored), General: Theodore Rose
welt CULLEN, John Ira Bevens, Stephe1
Handy Long, Edward Vincent De
shields, Elton Walker Conner, Thorn
as Bernard Purnell, Gladstone Henry
Waters, John Felix White, Rufus
Washington Briddell, Charles Purnell
Mabel Anna Pitts, Thelma Catherine
Spence, Rosetta Mae Smith, Effie
Jane Truitt, Bernice Lois Bivens
Ethel Anna Epps, Mabel Frances
Douglass, Susie Catherine Selby
Gladys Gertrude Coston, Pauline Eliz-
abeth johnson, Marjorie Catherine
Cottman, Evelyn Lorine Taylor, Othel
la Virginia Harmon, Miriam Carey
Mary Elizabeth CULLEN, Mardella
Mary johnson, DOLLS Virginia
Waters, Anna Francis Allen, Louvinia
Edna Teagle, Ella Mae Davis, Elsie
Olivia Shockley.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26
CONGRESSMAN WARD
BACKS RIVER PROJECT

ference Report, the bill will go to the
President for signature.
Congressman Ward was successful
in having all the items, which were in
the original bill for the Eastern Shore
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26

bend all his efforts to have the direct
Worcester County highway built no
matter what position he attained.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-04-26

A CLASSIFIED AID GETS GOOD
RESULTS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued,

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE = NEW
brick bungalow, {" bedrooms. air-condi-
toned heat, fireplace, porch, garage. Nice
wooded lot Sewer and water. Only
$4,000. Just beyond Silver Spring. EN-.
Of n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28
NEW DETACHED BRICK
HOMES IN CHEVY CHASE.
ONLY

And balance like rent will PURCHASE one Of
these f1ne new houses
=, Excellent finished residential section near
the CHEVY Chase and Columbia Country
Clubs. No through street and really safe
for children. Large lots and very conven-
lent to stores, schools, etc. Positively MOTH
ing else about the city to compare with this.
For appointment to see-call
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F. H. A. terms. Drive out GEORGETOWN
I'd. miles from Bank of Bethesda.
PERMANENT HOMES INC.
WI. 1888. Evenings, Bradley 1908.
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oOl3 31st ST. Sc.
New detached brick overlooking city: 6
rooms > baths: side porch off living room;
built-in GARAGE; recreation rom; oil heat
with summer and winter hookup: will
sell on easy terms or trade: 2 built, one
left. Open daily and Sunday until $50
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1914 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-EXCELLEN'T
appearance and well built tapestry brick
large rms incl sleeping porch. INV h.
basement. brick garage. Small down pay,
nent. Open SUNDAY. 1905 pm. Call
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'oMe-PooM o-BATH BRICK HOME.

garage attached side porch. with al I'D
improvements. SO Gu. It. lceooX: lot
65xi3o Located at 551T Lambeth I'd.
Greenwich Forest. woodland section. A
value never offered before. Call Wisconsin
Er40 til o u m for further details.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

% PRIMROSE ST. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
First floor consists of wide center hall,
and French doors opening onto a screened
porch, unusual dining room tile lavatory,
pantry and kitchen; 2nd fir. 4 square
master bedrooms. tile baths and sun
room; Bird floor contains 3 rooms and
bath. This home is insulated. weather.
stripped and caulked;. Basement. vapor
heating plant with oil burner 50-gallon
domestic water heater. bath, laundry tubs
and storage room. There is also Gear
detached garage. Lot 105x125.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY,
FOR PRICE AND PARTICULARS,
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

Excellent for doctor: has room with
street entrance fitted out nicely Detached,
rms. bath. lavatory. oil heat, gas re-
or Sun. phone CO. 1856
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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3 Suburban Properties

Offered at reasonable prices By
mortgage company obliged to take
back. II you are in q pisition to meet
these monthly payments. you can no
longer afford to pay rent.
$50 per month. 8 rooms and bath.
built in garage, red brick and white
asbestos shingle, on large lot. in new
section Of Hyattsville.
sos per month. rooms. II, baths:
detached garage. recreation room,
Cape Cod brick. on lot about SKI so.
in Bethesda section.
S45 per month. rooms. bath
built-in garage. white stucco, on lot
40x1O0 tcypress picket fence), in
Bradley Heights.
These houses are priced right. none
OF them over III years old, all in new
house condition. We want responsible
salaried people in good credit stand
ings who are really serious about want
ing home Of their own. but who do
not have the amount of down payment
usually REQUIRED. See these houses
by appointment. Call Mr.. Weightman,
DI: S6s2. EVENINGS and Sunday, DE.
GAIA.
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RARGAIN-$6 $50
Near 46th & Mass. Ave. NV.

new center-hall brick Colonial. 3
rooms, including 4 bedrooms and breakfast
room. large porch, garage: space for recre-
alton room: aforementioned; automatic oil
heat close 20 transportation. shopping,
schools and churches. This is worthy Of
your inspection if you are interested in a
house Of this size and type To inspect
call MI Howe, WI. 1910. PAUL T.
STONE, INC
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
BARGAIN-6-RM. STONE.

NO DECENT OFFER REFUSED
EASY TERMS-PAY LIKE RENT
Practically new: real fireplace: full base
ment: Wv. heat; Standard plumbing cab
met sink insulated: big rooms; near shop
ping centers. car schools; all utilities: IS
min. downtown. Hillside 1914
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Near 18th & Quincy SITS. NV.

very large rooms. "a baths. living
room has fireplace. dining room has BEAM
ed ceiling and built-ln china closet. also
pantry. 3 porches. finished attic and ga
rage. This is a real home and in excellent
condition. Very reasonable terms. To
inspect call Mr.. Howe, WI. 1640. PAUL T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DETACHED HOUSE. SOUTHERN Expos
ure. center hall. hrst-foor lavatory three
neorooms, two baths. attic; second or third
taM zone; near stores, transportation;
around $4,000. Box 93-T. Star %.
CLEVELAND PARK DISTRICT, MUST BE
distressed property, not over Is yrs old
pay cash. $4,000 to $4,000: must be
son 0O1S
CHEVY CHASE. DIRECT FROM OWNER
70 nm house; substantial cash pay.
lneht' must be reas Box 395-S Star
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME,
Enl,e or colored any condition e A
bAhHf, 3439 18th st. NV. Columbia 6OSs
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
am paying best cash prices for d C.
property No commission. quick settlement
Call or Write E. H. PARKER, 1904 l4th
81 NV. District 3346.
PAY HIGHLST AIL-CASH PRICES FOR
ola houses; nc Commission MRS
kERN 2632 Woodley pl NV CO. 1878.
GALL WAsHINGToN's LARGEST BUYERS
OF p PROPERTY. OVER ONE
N 1929 1922 LEO M. BERNSTEIN d CO.
s TO ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE
AZ cash; E. A. CARNEY. I1o6 vi. ave.
u. sous: eve. and Sun. Georgia $500.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
E: property If the price is right Frame or
olicA' iarae or small. condition immaterial
r. A HUMPHREYS
sos No. CAP Realtor. Ma 0s7s.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,

3N,}4 MORRISON ST. NV.
Conveniently located, spacious home.
containing 4 bedrooms pa baths large
living room. den, dining room, pantry.
kitchen. front and rear porches. Within Il
block Of Connecticut ave. bus and COM
mercial area. II you have been accustomed
10 large rooms do not miss seeing this home
Open Sun, 10 AM. to 8 PM.
W, G. & A n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO..
1ll9 18th ST. NV DI AGA
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Arlington, Va-Bedroom and bath 1st
floor. full 2-story Dutch Colonial style. &
rooms, > baths. vicinity of country club
owner leaving county: splendid value at
MONTGOMERY CO.. ABOUT MILE ABOVE
Wheaton, close to Georgia ave.-Two-story
dwelling, containing r. and b. hot-water
heat. cleo: garage: situated in grove Of
large trees: about 1acre lot. Price,
$500; easy terms
VIM. 7. BALLARD,
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BURLEITH-S6.95O.

-fVo IUNLHW RD NV.
Near Western High and Gordon Junior
High Schools. Owner has authorized us to
reduce the price OF this lovely home OF
orick construction containing six rooms
and two porches. Transportation at the
door. Liberal terms will be considered TO
responsible party
OPEN TODAY 10 TO 8.
w c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
l1l9 eth ST. NV. DI AGA
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NAVY YARD AND BoILINci FIELD

TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD.
Observation-Disclosures rooms, automatic
heat, light basement with lavatory.. con-
crete porch, insulated, screened. Most
convenient location: u block to bus: Price.
S6,250 up Small cash payment. Monthly
payments less than rent. Can be arranged
for . families.
Out Nichols ave. Sc. to Congress- Hgts.
School, Turn left End ST.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th St NV d. 3346.
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COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY

=, 1905 Rosedale st. n.e-Reconditioned
like new: rooms, bath. cellar h-w.h,
automatic water heater hardwood floors
front and rear porches Price, "a $50:
$500 cash. balance S45 monthly Be sure
10 inspect. Call Mr.. Davis. E M AIKEN,
INC, 500 st NV MA 35S6 Evex
MI 6S57
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Choice location withih Just a few
squares of the main business district.
Eight-story building with unusually
large rooms, 24-hour switchboard and
elevator service, free refrigeration, etc.
Apartment comprises large Foyer, LIv-
ing Room. Bedroom, Kitchen and
Bath. Pleasant outlook.
1.-THE PENTILLY,"
1912 K ST. NV
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A BETTER HOME
These homes have the quality you have
wanted. Chestnut trim with oil burner)
hot-water heat. Better workmanship. bet
ter materials Very light rooms. dry base
ment with large windows. F. H. A. or
SEMI-DET.-5 ROOMS
PRICED. $3.50 TO S6,250.
1895 10Th ST. Sc.
Out Nichols ave. Sc. TO Ala. ave. left to
18th pl., right to Congress St, left to 18th
st.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI. 3346.
$3.50 CASH
8 rooms. baths. Arranged for 2 fam
lilies. live in one apt. the other will make
the payments. Price. S695O. Detached
lot 5Ox250 Open. See it.
35 Sycamore Ave, Takoma Park. Md.
Possession with deposit. See Mr. Waple,
MAPLE & JAMES. INC, DI. 3346. 1924
14th st. NV.
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BETHESDA.

3 beautiful homes on WELLINGTON drive
consisting Of and 3 bedrooms, / and .
baths, recreation room: prices range from
Ss,95O to S11.250: these homes must be
INC. 7072 Old GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda
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THINK THIS OVER.
Near 18th and Webster SITS. NV.
Six very large rooms, maids loom,
front porch. double back porches. H.-W H.
HIVE: completely furnished. including two
sets rugs worth about $500. lamps, linens,
bedding, all in fine condition. Ready to
move IN. Price reduced for quick sale:
Complete. Mr.. Lynch, RIA. 1912. MAPLE
& JAMES, INC, DI. 3346. 1924 14th
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HILLCREST

New detached brick overlooking city: six
garaee; side porch: can be sold on easy
terms or will trade Call Mr. Altman.
FIR. 1904. MAPLE e. JAMES. INC. 1924
l4th st NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Cap. Heights, Md.-Very Reas.
Beautiful new b-rm. brick bungalows. tile
bath. gar, h.-wh.. insulated: easy terms.
BUILDER, Woodley c2S6
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED.
beautiful Eaetland Gardens

Beautiful Eastland Gardens,
42nd and Kenilworth ave. n.e-Purchase a
lot In splendid neighborhood. 40xl32:
when paid $3.50 to $500. will build mod :
ern home HOWARD s. GOTT. Colorado
Bldg. Room Lincoln 6S93-J. Salesman,
F. NJ. CHIVES
CCLORED-DETACHED $4,000.
Near 18th and Irving SITS. n.e.-Bunga-
low. rms and bath, h.-wh. cleo refg.,
hardwood floors. etc: a beautiful location
D1. S911. w. L. MOORE GE 2sO2
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$11,95O.

Beautiful center hall. large rooms.
West Chevy Chase. No 4s37 Langdrum
lane. See sign left. = mile from D. c.
line on Wis ave. PERMANENT HOMES.
INC, WI. 1893: evenings, WI Bis
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

This home has been vacant for months
and the owner has asked US to reduce the
price and sell Immediately
$4,000.
Living room, dining room. kitchen. 3
bedrooms. oil heat. bult-in garage; | block
to schools and churches, half block TO
transportation.
44l2 Lowell st. NV.
Open 10 AM TO g PM Sat and Sun
w. c. IL A N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
lila l1th ST n w DI 41R4
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EDGEMOOR.

We are offering one Of the finest homes
for large family ever offered in Edgemoor:
reation room. sunroom. living room with
fireplace Gear garage with servants
quarters on lot 100xl25 IT. Call
r. r. SPEAR, INC. 7072 Old George
town I'd, Bethesda. Nd WI 2lOS.
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CLEVELAND PARK

3IO4 RODMAN ST. NV
Block west of Connecticut ave. near
Bureau OF Standards. S rooms. 4 bedrooms.
a baths: convenient to TRANSPORTATION,
schools and shopping Attractive terms
Open for inspection.
w. c. e. A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT co. ,
l1la 9TH ST NV pI 1874
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SMALL HOTEL

Out-of-town owner, % rms. & baths. Gen.
Elec. oil furnace, service elevator. living
rm. seating nearly 100 people large dining
room. excellent kitchen with modern equip
ment. Just of Dupont Circle on wide ave
Eve or Sun phone Mr.. Evans, Woodley
L. T. GRAVATTE,
son 10Th St RPaltOr MA 0~53
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS.
OR APPOINTMENT TO INSPECT CALL
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
diversified Rooms for Comfort.

EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
IN 3S3S Oxford 1879
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And bar in peggy cypress large rooms.
screened porch, Ia baths. all for So $50.
in West Chevy Chase. Also 3-bedrm.
homes. Turn left at sign on Wis. ave. at
Hunt ave TO No. 1890 Langdrum lane.
PERMANENT HOMES. INC, WI. 1898;
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$500 CAsH-MoDERN sTUcco HOUSE
loom loom IN basement, 2A acres Of ground,
Camp SPRINGS: Md, Drive out to Branch
ave sc. TO District line. on TT o. No
d then ga miles to Middleton lane, turn
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5-R0OM BRICK BUNGALOW, ON LARGE
WOODED lot. IN new residential section Fiji
basement, oil heat and room for Additional
EVing space upstairs. Can be seen after
Pm: sunday. 1910 N. Greenbrier ST.
niLHElol' va. oQs
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T-FAMlIY HOUSE
NEAR 18th AND COL RID NV.
= complete apts. of 4 rooms and bath
each. Gas stove and cleo. refrigerator in
each apt. Your opportunity to live in one
apt. rent the other for enough to make
payments. 1925 Ontario pl. Call for key.
Possession with deposit. Mr.. Lynch, RIA.
1242.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV d. 3346.
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$500 CASH
RECREATION ROOM

S5s per month. will buy 1910 Flower ave.
S. S., Md. 5 rooms. large porch. built-in
garage, beautiful lot. Buy direct from
OMner Call WI 4nr1
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SEE THESE NEW DETACHED
SOLID BRICK HOMES NEARING
COMPLETION.
Six large rooms, u baths half bath. on
first fl. Very large lot with detached
garage. in a lovely new home section. Con-
Venent to store. schools and .ransporta-
ton. For inspection call MR.. OREM. GE.
d63a or DI. 334f
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MI. RA1NIER-NEW, ROOM. Assess
tos Shlnsle, u baths, oil heat. air cond',
SSsse snn garage; paved street. Price.
OWNER. 3l4 Beech ST after n n, 50.
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oungalow, miles Camp Springs: nice for
ehlcken farm: small down payment Gail
MR.. kEPPLER. Ii OTIS, i'