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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
New Lesson
 In Trapping

MARTINSDALE, Mont, Dec ..7 By accident Rancher Dave Lamb has devised a better magpie trap than anyone, apparently, ever has built before.
 He found vacant mountain cabin where a herder had left a pile of meat scraps. All the doors and windows were barred, a stovepipe offering the only opening. But fifty magpies had trapped themselves by flying down the pipe, for meat. Be- cause the underside of the pipe was bent into the shape of Tunnel, they were unable to get out.
 Lamb tried the trick again in an- other vacant cabin and the same thing happened. He recommends it.
 Magpies, incidentally, are cOnsid- cred a nuisance by ranchers.
 The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Al. aska newspaper.
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
DEFENSE
 AWARDS
 SOARING
One Ship Every 12 Days to Go Down Ways for
 UneIe 5 Navy

WASHINGTON, Dec 30 - The Defense Commission reported to- day the nations arms output has risen to 2,400 aircraft engines, TOO planes. more than 1000 semi-auto- matic rifles and 100 tanks month.
 The Commission said the defense program has already put million persons to work in the past two months and several million more will be needed by next November. '"
 The agency likewise reported 1t has approved contracts totalling more than S10,000.000, with the Army and Navy awarding nine tenths of these contracts.
 One item in contract calls for a new fighting ship to slide down the ways every twelve days to join the Navy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
CHILDREN
 MAY HELP
 0NDEFENSE
Plan Suggested for Aid- Details Are Now Be-
 ing Worked Out

WASHINGTON Dec. 30 - Trea- sury experts today calculated they will have to borrow about s5,04l,- O0O,0O0 tc finance the Defense pro- gram and wondered whether they could get some Of it from school children as well as from bankers.
 One plan suggested and being worked out by finance specialists includes something like the 9 cent savings stamps children bought dur ing the World War
 Secretary of Treasury Morgen- thau recently requested such a study
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
TEMPERATURE AT LOW poINT;
 TO CONTINUE

At 5 o'clock this morning tem- perature reported by the Weather Bureau, taken at the top of the Federal and Territorial Building, was p degrees above zero. At the residence of Harry Douglas on Twelfth Street, the Weather Bu- reau thermometer registered IS and at the Al. Dock "A degrees.
 The forecast is about the same for the next "A hours. fair and continued cold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
]. 4. RHODES DIES
 AT HOSPITAL HERE

J. A. Rhodes, IT. passed away at St. Ann's Hospital this morning as the result of lingering illness.
 He was born in the state of Mis- souri. He was brought to Juneau from Tenakee and admitted to St. Ann'S.
 He is survived by a brother, J. L. Rhodes of Seattle, and neph- ew. residing in Sitka.
 The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Mortuary pending fun eral arrangements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Charles C. Lewis,
 Wife Visiting Here

MT. and Mrs. Charles c Lewis arrived here Saturday by PA FL ectra, and after a brief stop in Ju- neau, sail south this evening on the steamer Yukon enroute to San Francisco for two months.
 MT. Lewis is manager of the Liv- engood Placers and while in this city he and Mrs. Lewis are guests of the Ike Taylors. Mrs. Lewis is Mrs. Tay- Tor sister.
 Lewis, active in mining association work is Vice President of the AL aska Miners Association.
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EIGHT DUE
 WITH pAA

Eight passengers are due to arrive here this afternoon aboard PAA Electra.
 They are MT. and Mrs. Southall Pfund, Christina Pfund Constance Pfund, Lucky Pfund, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Hufeisen and Miss Jean Hufeisen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
|. D. KELSEY NOW
 VISITOR IN CITY

L. D. Kelsey, recent visitor with his son-in-law and daughter, MT and Mrs Mert Benedict. will leave. on the North Coast for Sitka where he is employed at the naval base.
 MT. Kelsey, former PWA inspec- tor in Juneau and Douglas, said his main reason for the visit to Ju- neau was to see his little grand daughter, Marilyn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
REAL DAY BANQUET
 READY FOR TONIGHT

Juneau Filipinos and their guests will attend Rizal Day banquet at 7:30 o'clock this evening at the Bar anof Hotel, honoring the memory of the Philippine national nero.
 The public is invited to the Gold Room for dancing following the banquet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
YOUNG DRUIEY
 ARRIVES TODAY

An eight pound boy baby was born this afternoon to MT and Mrs. Coils Druley in St. Ann's Hospital The young man comes to join his little sister Sarah Tracey Druley
 The Druleys make their home in the Alder Terrace Apartments at Sixth and Gold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
REPIN DESERTED
 FAMILY OF FIVE,
 I5(0URT CHARGE

sf
 Accused of deserting his wife and four young children, Martin Repin, a longshoreman. was ar rested yesterday and lodged in the Federal Jail.
 Repin was arraigneu today on a charge of family assertion anc
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
SIMMONS G0E5
 OUT TO (0A5T

Shell Simmons flew to the coast yesterday with five passengers and returned with two.
 Florence IngerSoll and w. P. Mills were flown to Sitka, Sam Argiris to Hirst, A. M Wahto to Pelican, Jake Hendricks to Chicha- gof.
 Coming back were Frank Cox from Pelican and Joe Propich from Hirst
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
Jesse E. Grahdms
 Hosts at Dinner

Major and Mrs. Jesse E. Gra- ham entertained a group of 20 friends at the Baranof Hotel Sat- urday evening with dinner party
 During the affair Charles Bur dick. CCC Administrator for the Forest Service, entertained the guests with several reels of movies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
WIDOW OF SENATOR
 FRAWLEY OF NOME
 E VISITOR HERE

Mrs. James Frawley, widow of the late Territorial Senator from the Second Division, is spending a few days in Juneau enroute from Nome to the States to spend several months. Senator Frawley was a member of the Legislature for many terms.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
(0ASTING

Gold Street was thronged Sat urday and yesterday by coasters, sliding down principally from Sixth Street to the Union Hall. As soon as school was announced "out" this morning for another week of va cation, sledders were again hitting the street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
ROTARY TOMORROW

The Juneau Rotary Club will get back on schedule tomorrow with its regular Tuesday noon luncheon meeting at Percy's Cafe. Last week, because of the holiday rush, the meeting was held on Friday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been is sued by U s. Commissioner Felix Gray to Andreas Hildre and Sigrid Floberg, and to George J. Keranen and Barbara Agdeppa.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
FATHER DIES

Miss Merle Biggins, stenographer in the local office of the U. s. Weather Bureau, has received word of the death yesterday at Detroit of her father, David Biggins.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
DOW JONES AVERAGES
HELP AN ALASKAN Telephone 7l3 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service
for this qualified worker.

DRESSMAKER LAUNDRESS-l Woman, married, age 25. trained in school of dressmaking, two years experience as professional dressmaker. Also experienced in laundry work. Call for ES 234
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

held under $500 bail for trial be- fore U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray next Friday. Maximum penalty for the offense with which Repin is charged is one year in jail and $500 fine.
 The Repin children are all un- der six years old.
 ----e
 The Chinese language, with it's variations, is spoken by more than 488 100000 people.
 Try a classified ad in The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30

The Daily Alaska Empire guaran. tees the largest daily circulation of my Alaska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
ELk5 WHIP
 BRUNSWICK

The Elks bowling five whipped the Brunswick keglers yesterday afternoon on the lodge alleys three games and over 100 pins in total
 Scores were as follows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-30
THE WEATHER
(By the U. S. Weather Bureau) U S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU

vicinity cold lowest tonight about Is
  for Alaska: Fair tonight Tuesday, cold moderate norheasterly winds erly northeasterly Chatham 
 of of the Gulf of Alaska Spencer: noheasterly Hmchinbook; fair moderate fresh Resurrection Kodiak northery northweerly gentle variable eastery souheastery Peninsula.
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sNo11vLono xoolS

NEW YORK, Dec. 30. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is "A, American Can 8712, Anaconda 27, Bethlehem Steel 86as, Commonwealth and Southern l1/16. Curtiss Wright 9ls, General Motors 48a, International Harvest CT 50A, Kennecott 37as, New York Central AS, Northern Pacific 6ls United States Steel TO, Pound $404.
 DOW JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 3l.04; rails, 2799; utilities, 1979.
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Evening star., 1940-03-31

ADVERSE weather conditions including river full Of
toded midwinte work the 100000 bridge over the
Potomac River Moreonown, Nd Now however, neoy IS
months otter construction begun the bridge ticking FORM
Work the foundation eonroe let for approximately $20
600 to morine construction ond sovoee firm we'll under woy
Bridge builders will assemble the main eonever
type the concrete filled iron piers being pIoced in
position the neoy Emile exponse Of between the
Maryland ond Vrgno shores Scheduled to be open for
July, the bridge probably will be reody until several weeks
oter Deepseo divers hove poyed major roles in the
strucon.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
FIREMEN?"
FLATS FOR RENT.

UNFUR-: 1927 7th NV; 3 r. B., s25 so
1000 9TH st. n W: 3 rms, bath; $50 mo-
NJ: FRANK RUPERT, 1927 7th St NV
3607 18th ST. NV.
5 rooms kitchen and bath: newly deco
rated; close to 4th st. shopping district;
S40.50 per month.
M. MAY DOUGLASS,
15l2 K NV. MA 1850.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
PRICED TO SELL THIS WEEK.
Near Sth and Ingraham NV.

Near 9Th and Ingraham NV.
$3.50
Dunigan-b built brick attached. 6 rooms,
automatic hot-water heat averages S6h
heating season.. tiled bath, recreation
room with bar, Colonial front and double
rear porches slassed and screened, rock
wool insulation. deep yard. garage: near
excellent condition. Easy terms. Call
WI. $3.50 or MA. Os56 for details.
SPLENDID HOME INVESTMENTS.
S5 45G-1412 K st. se.-Semi-detached
brick, 8 rms, bath, oil heat, large rear
S5.g5O-l363 MARYLAND ave. n.e-7
rms, bath. brick, h;-w.h. Recently papered
and painted Top floor will rent for $40.
g.. A YOUNG CO.,
Shoreham BLDG MA. $685.
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4 GEORGETOWN Mansion,

STEP INTO YESTERDAY TODAY.
A corner property with wall and land
scaped garden, ) grand bedrooms and 4
baths. double living room with . freplaces.
Trimmed with black walnut OF Civil War
vintage. Large dining room and modern
kitchen 2-car attached garage For ad-
ditional information call Mr. KFASBEY,
EO. 7O3G with ] Wesley buchanan
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Cnntinued1
CHEVY CHASE, ?. G.;

ss,S5oITERMs LIKE RENT.
sun 1m byIltn I aas.ss su hest Sn wood
ed section. Call MR.. MILLS, Woodley 1900.
Ewes. Shepherd 1888.
NEW HOME-MT PLEASANT.
Near 18th and Irving Sts. NV.
ABSOLUTE BAR0AIN-ONLY S9.950.
1894 Hobart st. N.W-Open Till 8 PM
q Block North Of Harvard ST. DU. 7777.
NEAR 18th AND w SITS. Sc.
bath, detached. Lot 6Cx1S5. 1886 It:
ground House In nne condition; beautiful
RA. 3441. WAPLE g. JAMES. INC. DI.
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WOODLEY PARK, FACING CATHEDRAL
GROUNDS.
A charming town home in q perfect loca-
ton: directly overlooking the lovely grounds
Of the National Cathedral Less than two
squares from the John Eaton School. FOUR
BEDROOMS, two baths. very large dining
entertaining Modern oil heat, built-in
garage, servants room and bath, inclosed
and heated sleeping porch. Newly deco
rated, ready to move in and enjoy. Price
only S13g5O
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS.

Delightful Mass ave. section. Distinc-
tive new brick home with 1st floor lava
tory. gracious entrance hall. inviting liv-
ing room, dining room opening to out Of
doors dining terrace shielded by brick wall
recreation room opening to lovely terraced
grounds. Truly the home unusual. Slo,950
$1,000 cash required. MR.. SHEARER, no.
4143. with j Wesley Buchanan
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.
(Continued.)

# i0 BATH f!h children ID vecome rariy hMs tu4n
$40 month. Apply 1892 Fairmont st. nv,
nss ltsi seRse RD 1 h.s Rooms s1S
month. Available April l5. District 1911.
32a F ST NE.-,s ROOMS, ALL MODERN
improvements: $40 month. Immediate pos
session: Phone District 1911.
BETHESDA, MD, 217 MELRosE AVE-
1onos TH0ms al sonveencss oil hsat Tss9nd
HAMPTON, 1855 wis, ave. wi, s4s5.
PETWoRTH, 5o3l KANSAS AVE NV
New, q rooms. bath, recreation Frigidaire.
Dorches. lawns garage. Apply Al W st. NV.
e9MNG G2y 81 XoMhs M9DFRN FoS
RENT RENT Si155 ,oo, ready soon Two ped
shower. modern kitchen, six closets, attic,
side driveway, yard, etc minutes in
BoRei Box 4slJ Dp0ss Star and reference to OWNER
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, HoT-wArER
fss Esern HEh schon near pses Nsss ia yd and M
18th st. Sc. Cali Georgia s5a5 81.
ae aaoReoa oe ss sf aad sd An5AcENn ms aa n9
bath; bath completely M renoyatsd, large garden,
and Sun. 3 m. to pm, Dupont :,72G
4lo3 4th ST. NW-GR B, REFG., AUTO
mats he water and heat, fireplace, 3
Pui iSIieS, :. Incl, insulated, weather strip,
garage: 15-ft. alley: awnings. Taylor 2?:33
81
TAKOMA PARK-NEWLY DECORATED.
bedrooms OF! heat, yard Call Georgia
1000, Br. 1o5, for appointment LOEWY.
GROOM BRICK 3 BEDROOMS .
baths. oil heat, earaae. Desirable Oak
sSo6 erest section Ari, Va: 500. Emerson
2o7 E. UNDERWOOD ST, CHI. CHI. ND
AtiraGtive home in conv. neighhorhood.
Call Wisconsin 3l4a.
PETWoRTH 42l5 @rd ST. NV, Mr..
grant Circle-6 rms, newly dec bath
Venetian blinds auto heat gear gar;
nice yard: conv- bus stores, churches
St2.5 RA. 560s. Key at TIA Webster
S65-332 nth PL NE-6 R. IA B.,
lilo i T Il Ne NEWsoM NsET1sesa '0f Ii ism,Iles' s67l
30 R ST Ne ROOMS. BATH. GA
rage near stores, school transportation
rent, Sa5 Phone II 0s91
CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA
Cali lis 10 inspect our list Of house. in
thio delightful suburban area. Price range,
EbW H. JONES e. co. INC,
a52o Conn. Ave Woodley 1900
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH
rs Tenants waiting. PROMPT remittance
WINFIELD G. THuRM. aos 10th NV.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED

4420 YUMA ST NW-NICELY FURN
Oct. g rms baths recreation rm., fin.
ished attic rm scr. porch gar: auto
heat; mr., schools. on bus line WI 253O
GEORGETOWN - ATTRACTIVE. CON-.
pIetely turn. house. April to Nov; reason
abl., North so49
SPRING RD.. NEAR l4th-6 ROOMS AND
bath. completely furnished; 3 rooms end
n. rented; conv. location RA. 2o14
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-WIDOW AND
son desire to share new home with couple; !;
reas. Phone Emerson sa0s.
S37 50-4 RMS. 3 PORCHES: 1Oc FARE.
rms. u acre ground, S43 50: l0c fare
16 N. Washington ave, Capitol Hgts., Md.
Hillside 0543-M before S pm
Ss0-170l cath ST. NE r. AND B.,
modern. completely furn., Diet. bungalow
Rent incl. all utilities. Inspection by
lll0 H NE NEWsoM Ii. on71.
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q CO.,
1905 H St NV National 2345.
PETWORTH $50 VAN BUREN ST NV
Detached house on large lot, living room,
dining room, pantry. kitchen and 2 .porches
on the first floor, bedrooms and bath on
the second: gas heat; detached sarage;
W. c. q a. n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th St. NV. DI. 4464.
OPEN 8 TO 9.
5117 9TH st. n.w.-Sacrifice. Owner
leaving city. 6 rooms, 2 baths, 2-family
house, front and rear porches. viii take
small house or lot in trade.
Call Mr. CriSaful,
THOS. d. WALSH, INC,
District 7hS7
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


3701 COLUMBIA PIKE ARLINGTON
nm. kit. furn.: elec. refg. ami; on 10c
bus line: Is min. downtown. Gentiles
FURNISHED BACHELOR APT, 3 ROOMS
and bath In private home: on 1oc bus line.
UNFURNIsHED-DIsT HGTs.. MD 10
Washington blvd. = Entire End A., pvt.
home; 'se. rooms, pvt. bath 5 lee closets:
utilities; adults: S45, Hillside 0S46
SHEERRYDALE, va RMS KIT, PVT;
Chestnut 1874
ALEX VA. MT VERNON GARDENS. 715
New eWn rsas s4 s and On M M yFa svd
SILVER sPRING-uNF.., 3 RMS INCL.
bus shopping center: $50. sH 5a5o-J.
TAKoMA PARK. 6o7 GARLAGD AVE-
s sE %sasiF soMRsrTr 'a1ni RER1rY 1'd cosR sslH MI
md + apt; cleo. hea,, tarn'; So. 50 50 per it
apt house nsS gar ear sp! aVs ssrvVn IN s% Si'k
RIYIs9pALE RIsIe5 q Idau Mp; E;; BEAIE Al, AyE-FuR
IT1seTat1T Koos fa,!W sSons system Reas Green
3 NICE, LARGE RMS, UNr, PVT. BATH,
rs PfHrf SS5Es f'"5 ss4s '' 54h St! S.' Mt iP R!s.sE
sETHEsDA-PRIvATE ENTRANCE. uN-
men ali Fm datss s'fhsn he ss ssh Rds1n W e9sD
FURNISHED . RMS, PoRCHEs $50: 2
rms, h. l.. h. ": 18th month free 37Os
o's'h' Hy't'sville' EiVerdale' LauFs! bus.
SOMERSET, MD ENTIRE Ind FLOOR,
uniurn rms, kit; bath: -sas,. cleo, refs;
garage: porch: adults. WI Aa42 81.
ARLINGTON ADJ. BUCKINGHAM =
Furp, nr. bus: . rms. kit. bath. pvt. ent.
yarnd. gar; adults; s55. util. incl CHI
ARLINGTON 5n02 N. 10th st---1oc hus
fare large shady around. garden If de-
sired; furn;. rms. pvt. porch and en-
france private bath sink elec. range
FPggistdaire' cleo. unlim phone; S4, CH.
NEW APT BIDG.-NEARBY VA
ARLINGToNS BEST EQUIPPED MOST
MODERN adj beautiful residences lyon
Nliiaeel-Liv, rm, bedrm.. kit, shower
paraqet floors; SCREENED PORCH locker,
ianndry 4pny incinerator. SCREENED SUN
| DECK; conv, stores; 1Oc bus McCLAINE,
200 Wilson blvd. Arl. Va CHI 33o0
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1910 BARGAIN.
West Virginia ave. n.e.-Jame son. built
home; nona,;,o1 f. b. brick garage NsW-house
THos. D. WALSH INC.
S15 11th NV. District 1887. .
BRICK BUNGALOW IN SILVER SPRING.
MD
An attractive home on beautifully land
scaped lot with rock garden and large
ater, transportation; Ave, splendid rooms
diving room 13x1s feet). attic. second
bath in basement oil heat, elec. refg.;
bult-in garage. Priced most reasonably
at S1,950
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OfJ.
Equipped for ? families: baths. . kitch-
ems; live on one floor rent the other.
Georgia 9O12 for key or District 2434
1880 EMERSON ST. NE.
Evening star., 1940-03-29

CAFRITZ, 18th & K SITS. NV.
PRICED UNDER $4,000.
WoODSIDE PARK, MARYLAND.
Detached center-hall brick home, 6
rooms. bath, attic: automatic heat. Lovely
lot. Owner has left city, anxious to sell.
-THos; E JARRELL CO., Realtors:
Evenings Call Shepherd 1881
BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN.
S9 150-3rd st. W. near Gallatin-
6-rm. brick baths. oil heat:
rec. rms. gar, etc. Easy terms. Call till
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO.. ME 54oo
SILVER SPRING, MD.
5-room corner bungalow: lot ssx151. side
porch A real bargain. S5a5 cash. balance
in one trust. payable. SAG ner month. in
cluding interest at AZ, until paid
E. M. FRY, INC,
4703 Hampden Lane Bethesda. Nd
1902 10Th ST. N.W.-OPEN.
A lovable, livable, roomy 6-bedroom,
2-bath home. overlooking Rock Creek Park,
a, place where paving guests will stay and
like it. because it's near their work, close
to bus and where the summers are cooler,
II rooms 2 baths, oil heat-in section
where prices ranse from S1O25O to S14-
h.n 300 nirr,, This property tFURMITURE IN
Eve. EN-. 6315.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
411O PERRY ST.
ITO HAMTJN ST NE

Brentwood, Md-5-rm. bungalow, ami,
wood 1862.
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HOUSES uhEuRNlsHEp.

coLoRED-1o23 3rd ST. NE RMS.
soh mo- oWaE o5STsEs TaSer ooxa tHo families
BY OWNER. CHEVY CHASE. D &c TO
u rms, l to 2i2 bas $40 to S115 lone
house arranged with rs rms ba. apart
mentso. FULTON R. GORDON. 1927 Eye
st District $3.50 Office also open. to 8
. m. Brokers attention
S65 MO.-54o5 N H. AVE NW.-s r.. 2
b.. also extra kit: coal furnace. See own
er for key, 51l3 18th NV. GE. 1883 ewes
AIS Bird ST. NW-4 BEDROOMS. 9 IN.
closed porches newly decorated double
garage; S65. Open evenings. Greenwood
BY OWNER. HYATTsv1LLE NEIGHBoR-
S45; nearby Va . semi-detached s rms,
FULTON R GORDON, 1427 Eve st Dis
trict $3.50 Brokers attention
3Sl7 WOODLEY RD-s RMS. "a BED
rms.o: oil burner; maids rm.; gar; garden;
porch; Ss5 Emerson 205O
SILVER SPRING. MAY l. ADULTs-NEW
@ 5orm brick bungalow: garage: oil heat;
NEAR NAVY YARD-6-ROOM. BATH
brick; ami. good condition: convenient
location; $40 month. Inquire 75O 10th
st. Sc.
Ss0-s26 cRrTTENDEN ST. NW.-s1x
raqms rspase siSsensd Ns sdsg gporches oil heat Gear
WooDRIDGE, 1909 OTIS ST. N.E.-e
rooms. also sleeping and breakfast porches,
eMn aaraEe. Reconditoned throughout. BY
n
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
small home in nearby suburbs. State de-
tails and price. Box ASK, Star.
MODERN 5-ROOM,- UNFURNISHED
bungalow. Write description. rent, loca-
tion to w. c. CROW, 1905 Wsrder ST. NV
5-ROOM BUNGALOW OR SMALL HOUSE
in D. c., not over $50 per month, for adult
family Phone Atlantic 1923
HOUSE IN NORTHWEST SECTION. NOT
over S55; 2 adults. have been in present
location 10 years. Call RA 21s5.
WANT HOUSES TO RENT.
Have clients waiting to rent your house.
WILLIAM M. KITCHIN 4 CO.. MA. $3.50,
ewes, RA. 1885
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APARTMENTS uNFuRklshEp.
DTTPT,EX

DUPLEX.
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath with
shower, large concrete screened porch; use
of yard. Rent includes heat hot water
and janitor service; $50.
929, RANDOLPH ST. NV
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sS,5OO OO-MT. PLEASANT.
s-room Colonial brick home. excellent
condition, oil burner, elaborate kitchen
and dinette; built-in garage; wonderful
possibilities for income. Call Mr.. Harms
berger, at BETTzELL'S D1. 300, or DU.
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4so, NNnRWVooTnH NNnnRFWV9 THHSEI, HSEIIvrM MD ssz m
Drive out Wisconsin ave Just past Dis
trict Line. Beautiful home. living room
kitchen. tiled bath with built-in tub and
shower extra toilet and lavavtory on bed
room floor. LARGE porch; toilet and laun-
dry tubs in basement: front and rear
yards: detached GARAGE. Available April /.
1404 K. CAFRITZ. DI aOSO
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6 ROOMS. 2 BATHS-S8O.

1910 So. Lynn St, Arlington, Va.-Center-
hall. mod brick. z rms. , baths sundeck
oil heat. DIXIE REALTY COMPANY. Ma
nol
Evening star., 1940-03-29
CASH FOR HOUSES
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Brick or frame, regardless Of condition.
D. G. only. No commission Deal direct.
H. G. REINER CO, 1O14 K NV, Ma. o540
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETWoRTH, Mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH
7-rm. stucco. semi-det.; h.-w.h.: S1."50
cash, balance like rent; furn. opt Posses
sion OWNER. GE. 7O45 mornings. Tay-
Evening star., 1940-03-29

10 rooms, baths, garage, completely
for > abts.: reasonable rent Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
1903 N. Y Ave. National S1S1.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
CASH FOR REAL ESTATE.

ME eo25. D. E BARRY. 1907 II st. NV.
CASH-CASH-CASH-
immaterial White or colored brick or
frame. D c only @ @. DUTY 1924
Vermont ave. NV. National 1852
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. G.
property II the price is right Frame or
brick. large or small condition mmateriO.
r A HUMPHREYS,
SOS No. Cap. ReAltor, MA OS7S
Evening star., 1940-03-29
S11,5no.i
~TY-Tyyy ~YY Cr- -

CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
Near 33rd and Rittenhouse SITS.
Brick, detached center hall, on beauti-
full wooded lot Six large rooms 2 baths,
automatic heat, recreation room with
fireplace, "-car brick garage. All in -ex-
cellent condition Terms Phone MR..
LANE, WI $3.50 or MA. Os5e.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
NEARBY MARYLAND,
Ct S00

$500.
English brick bungalow Very attrac-
tlyely situated on hillside with wooded
lot 10xlO5. Two hreplaces. living room
l4x22. recreation room garage. oil heat.
fun foo:ed ATTIC AttIae,ivslv priced for
prompt sale. BOSS L. PHELPS. Ma 1900.
Evenings, call Mr.. Shackelford, SH 66Os
Evening star., 1940-03-29

ROUMlNIT HOUSE
s bedrms. . with running water: baths.
double living room. large din. rm., pantry.
kitchen, oil INV h.: Near Wardman Park;
only SS,95O Clear. O'HARE ESTATES
Evening star., 1940-03-29
BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN.
NEAR ARMY-NAVY CLUB.

Tuckerman s.. (nr; new his8 schooD@s DC
Attrac. brick, new stove, car Key at 12S
Somerset nl. nv RA 31R2