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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July 16 P,.-The free
pound sterling reacted 3 cents today after
yesterdays l5-cent spurt.
Foreign money dealers said the recess
the local money market concerning in
depreciation Of the weekend announce
ment free sterling would be eliminated as
a. means OF payment for British exports
Clarifying cables asked from London
still left the market in doubt. and many
terpretation by the British treasury.
The Canadian dollar moved up u cent
to S134 United States cents, while the
Swiss franc held unchanged
Late rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars others in centS).
Canada
onaciaI Canadian Control Board rates
cent premium, selling per cent premium
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying 9.91 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. 1914 per cent discount, or s775 United
States cents.
Europe
Great Britain, cables, $50; Finland
9SSn; Gesnnay Germany 40 4ol0n sbeneyolent Lent
Sweden, 1888; Switzerland, 22.71 YuRo-
slavia. 2.35n.
Argentina, official. aa.77; free. a1.6s:
Brazil official. sos; free. 5.l0 Mexico,
Japan: 23.4s; Hong Kong, 24oo shang-
RATES in spot cables unless otherwise
| indicated) Nominal
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Insurance Sales
In June Drop
| Below 1889
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AS6OclAteo Pre6S.
NEW YORK, July l6.-New life
insurance written in June dropped
to $597 .450 600 from $729, ,749 900 q
year ago, a decline of 1871 per cent,
the Association of Life Insurance
Presidents said today.
Severity Of the decline, said the
association, was due primarily to
the difference in group insurance
compared with last year. which
showed a recession not because of
the subnormal amount written this
year but last years large total.
For the first six months of the
year all classes of new life insurance
totaled s., ,679, ,456, 900, or 80 per cent
under $3.50, ,307 900 in the frst
half of 1899.
The figures were based on reports
of 40 United States companies hav-
ing 81 per cent of the total life
insurance outstanding In all United
States legal reserve companies.
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Mathieson AIkaIi
Disc|oses $463,398
Net in Quarter
Result Contrasts With
$l74,o9S Recorded in
Same 1899 Period

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 16.-The Math-
ieson Alkali Works, Inc, today re-
ported net income for the June 30
quarter of $463 1893, equal to 81 cents
q common share, compared with
$174,098, or 16 cents a share, in the
comparable 1889 quarter. Plants are
in New York, Virginia and Louisiana
Copperweld Steel.
Copperweld Steel Co. showed net
earnings of $521,3l4 during the six
months ended June 80, equal to $1.05
a common share after per cent
preferred dividends. CThe earnings
did not give effect to any produc-
tion of the company's new steel
plant, which started partial opera
tions in June, nor interest on bonds
issued in connection with construc-
tion) This compared with 1891 ,420,
or 81 cents on common, in the first
half of 1889. The preferred was
issued during the second half of
1889, Company makes wire prod
ucts at plant in Glassport, Pa.
Sloss- Sheffield.
Sloss-Shefield Steel g. Iron Co.,
Birmingham, Ala. earned in the
first half of the year net profit of
$572,543 after Federal taxes now in
effect, equal after preferred divi-
dends paid to $42O a common share.
This compared with $343, ,592, or $1.71
a common share, in the first half
of 1899.
Northern Indiana p. S.
Northern Indiana Public Service
Co. reported net income, subject
to audit and year-end adjustments,
for the IL months ended June 80 of
$2,695, ,165, as compared to $2,082 1863
for the preceding l2-month period.
This was equivalent, after pre-
ferred dividend requirements, to 72
cents a share on common stock, as
compared to 80 cents share for the
12-month period a year ago.
Rustless Iron & Steel.
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp, of
Baltimore, earned net profit of
$332,754 in the June 80 quarter, equal
after $3.50 preferred dividend re-
quirements to 80 cents common
share This compared with adjusted
net profit of 5000, ,O0l. or q cents on
common in the like 1899 quarter.
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Government Awards
First Billion in
Defense Contracts
industrial Concerns
Already at Work on
Arms Program
BY PAUL d. GESNER,

Associated PreeS Business writer.
NEW YORK. July 16-Uncle Sam
has awarded the initial billion
dollars of contracts in the projected
$13 ,000, 600 900 home defense pro-
gram, and scores of private indus
trial firms already are at work on
the first items needed in the arms
expansion, Wall Street sources re-
ported today.
In the past three weeks Navy
Department contracts aggregating
around $750O0O,0O0 have been
awarded, and the War Department
has let contracts totaling $3.50 0,000,-
900, the experts estimate.
While Federal defense dollars al
ready are adding their bit to
quickening of the pace of trade,
close observers say 1t may be three
or four months before the arms
spending becomes a driving business
force.
Another s5OO,oOo0Oo of defense
contracts are expected to be award
ed before September l.
Cover Long List.
War Department orders the past
few days have centered on a long
list of items, including ammunition,
chemicals, projectiles, instruments,
tractors, guns and gun carriages,
explosives. fuses, telescopes, cables,
cotton cloth, clothing, blankets.
trucks. Photographic film. aerial
cameras. parachute silk, fuel,
propellers, gravel. cement, char
coal, acetylene. webbing. thread.
rope, brass, searchlights, tanks, fiat
cars. locomotives, scout cars. SUBJ
machine guns and gun tubes.
Big contracts for airplanes, tanks
and guns loom on top of such busi-
ness already placed.
Recent Navy Department orders
were mainly for shipbuilding, air
fields, barracks, etc.
Steel Prices Watched.
Speculation is beginning to appear
in trade circles as to the course of
steel prices in the final three months
of the year. even though official
announcement of fourth-quarter
quotations customarily is not made
until around Labor Day.
Some experts contend boost in
prices would be logical, in that there
have been recent nark-ups in i'm
portant steel-making materials, in
cluding ferro-alloys. coke and zinc.
Pig iron has been advanced by some
producers. Moreover, reinforced
steel bars, susceptible to shifts in
price sentiment, are reported the
firmest in some months.
Because steel is such an important
ingredient in armament making,
however. large number OF indus
trial executives believe there is q
good chance present prices may be
reaffirmed for the fourth quarter.
BY October the Nations steel plants,
now operating at 868 per cent of
capacity, will be receiving United
States defense orders in volume.
The industry wants no accusing ad-
ministration finger leveled at it with
the charge that prices had been
raised to increase profits at the
expense of the Government.
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Factory Production
Expected 10 Show
Large Gains
Advances of 10 to II
Per Cent Over 1899
Seen in Quarter
BY PAUL ID. GESNER,
Associated Press Business Writer

NEW YORK, July 16.-Produc-
ton by American industry this quar-
ter probably will average 10 to IL
per cent above the like quarter last
year, business experts predicted to-
day.
Such a gain would lift industrial
production for the first nine 1910
months approximately IL to Is per
cent over the like 1889 period.
Continued gains IN factory out
put are anticipated for the fourth
quarter over the present three
months period, but whether the
present margin of gain over a year
ago will be maintained is not clear
yet.
1t will be recalled by trend fol-
lowers that industrial production in
the final three 1899 months rose
to l0-year high levels.
Regarding the outlook Standard
Statistics Co. says:
Even If the armament program
has not achieved sufficient momen-
tum by then the fourth quarter
to raise production above the 1899
fourth-quarter peak. a substantial
rise is evidently in prospect for the
year as whole"
The course of American business
to a great degree is irrevocably
linked with the trend of affairs
abroad-a situation which goes a
long way toward explaining recent
stock market apathy.
If the war lasts steel operations
should hold well above 80 per cent
OF capacity for some time ahead"
says the statistical agency. Later
on. with the addition of large de-
mand for domestic armament. it is
readily conceivable that the indus
try's maximum producing capacity
might be tested If Britain can
hold off the impending Nazi at
tack 1910 production is confidently
expected to beat the record 1929
total, and, despite increased income
taxes and the supertax, earnings of
many leading companies may be the
best since that peak year.
mo such bright picture can be
portrayed if the war comes to an
early end" the agency adds. The
probable collapse of present export
demand and coincident repercus-
sions on domestic buying doubtless
would bring an abrupt drop in &C
tivity. Because of gradually
increasing support to be received
from domestic armament, however,
any such drop would be essentially
temporary"
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Boston Wool Market

BOSTON, July 16 iH Omitted States
Department Of Agriculture, Business was
today. Mills were reported to be waiting
for the development of new business on
goods. Nominal quotations were showing
irregular weakness was noted in quotations
on medium neeces. Small lots Of one or
two carloads of country packed three
wools offered direct from the country were
quoted occasionally at 3S-39 cents in the
grease delivered to users. Some SPOT lots
greaSe.
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Bank Loans Register
Increase for Sixth
Straight Week
$1,000, 900 Rise Brings
Goin for Period to
$50, 900, 900
~ the Associated Pres.

~ the Associated Press.
Banks increased commercial, in
dustrial and agricultural loans for
the sixth straight week in the seven
days ended July 10.
The Federal Reserve Board said
the trend was shown by banks in
10l leading cities, where last weeks
gain In the business classification
amounted to 100000. This made
an increase of $50 900 900 in the same
cities in the last six weeks, bringing
their total to $4,447, ,0O0, 900.
Principal increases were 5000 900
In the San Francisco district, $3,-
10000 In the New York district, and
5000, 900 in the Philadelphia dis
trict. Small decreases occurred IN
some OF the other areas.
The boards statement gave the
following summary of assets and
liabilities on July 10. together with
changes for the week and with the
same week last year, in millions Of
dollars:
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Lower Net Reported
By Sunshine Mininq

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 16.-Sunshine
Mining Co., Idaho silver producer,
estimated yesterday net profit for
the six months ended June 80 Of
81, ,285 1884, after charges and defense
taxes. equal to 86 cents a share,
compared with 81 1892 1888, or 90 cents
q share, in the first half of 1899.
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Grummon Aircraft
Declares Dividend
BY the Associated F IS,

By the Associated IS.
NEW YORK, July 16.-Directors
of Grumman Aircraft Engineering
Corp. today declared a dividend Of
so cents a share on common stock,
payable August to holders of rec
ord july 26 In 1899 company paid
Is cents each in June and SepLem-
Der and a year-end disbursement
of IS cents.
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Johns-MunviIIe Net
Slightly Above 1899

Ry the Associated Press
NEW YORK July 16.-Johns-
Manville Corp, for the second 1910
quarter, reported net income of
$1,103,29 after charges, equal after
preferred dividend requirements TO
$1.15 a common share, compared
with $l.078. .626, or SLIP a common
share in the like 1889 period.
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, July 1s Chopper bare
l. steady eleetrolytic SPOT Connecticut
York. 1925. Tin steady: spot and nearby.
51.25; forward. 50.05. Lead steady; spot.
Enc Steady East 81 Lou,s o. spot cu1 and fo9.
ward. 6.25. Quicksilver, 19S. 10000 90.
Pig iron. aluminium. antimony. platinum.
Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelte
unchaneed
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas Light pfd.-2 at
1882.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at Is. 10
at Is, 10 at IS, 10 at Is.
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London Bor Silver

up p. Equivalent. 4O.23 cents based on
dollar at .O3.) Bar gold, 1855, un-
changed Equivalent X33 S6l
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Federal Lund Bunks

NEW YORK. July 16 lP.-FederaI Land
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BONDS

MISCELLANEOUS
Col Country c 1st <As 1857 lO3
Ter RI / w Cp 1st AVS IQ4S 100
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U. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. July Is lP.-Prces quoted
IN dollars and thirty seconds:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

913 NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc.
b.st . rooms BATH INV $45.00
D.s, ssSms ss,;9:;. s.ss ssSss. ho'-*assr $3.50
Is BRYANT ST NE
Row brick rooms. bath, screened
refriaeratian paaiae1; ei-' garage h'-~'h' $3.50
1929 KENYON ST NV
rooms. bath, brick. glass-inclosed rear
porch Lion oil heat gas refriser'- $65.00
1903 9Th ST NV
e rooms BATH oil heat. built S65 m
In garage, cleo. refrieerstion ~oo'oo
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
sl1 18th st. NV. National b9O3
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COLoRED 10 ROOMS. . BATHS; H-WH
beaSo neaS, eiec; EXCEL. condition and neigh
p3oofhood $500; make offer and terms.
205T IL iioA OF MI.
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COtORED-7 ROOMS AND BATH. ON
i5th ST. NV, in Columbia Hts having
price reasonable; must have at least 81 On0
cash. For information, write Boy 2as-D
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Adjacent Rock Creek Hills

Circumstances require immediate dispo-
sition Of attractive New England Colonial
cottage: completed in 1889 by owner for
lerior design and appointments and excep-
tional constructions large rooms and
spacious closets: p acre. high elevation
low taxes and heating cost and priced
81 .05O below actual builders cost OF ma
teriel and labor Call OWNER WI o134-J
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COLORED

COLORED
Near Massachusetts, ave and 3rd #
ne Bay window brick house OF &
hm2oms mofa ~ path. M hot.water heat and electricity
are OF embossed metal so the plaster does
not ial or crack. Price $1,000
,-,s tkOHlS P SHOEMAKER,
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SoLOREp-2lO0 BLOCK end ST Nv
.I;story French Colonial brick: s rooms
tue oatn; automatic hot water and heat
Dupont g603 oo'eieAt'
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GEORGETOWN 2717 q ST

OPEN TODAY. IL AM 10 + PM
See this new brick home today (fur-
nlshedI. This is a DELIGHTFULLY."- cool and
lvaole home; large living rm. dining
rm., kitchen. . bedrms. den lor 3rd bed
rm). maids bath. inclosed garden. > fire
places. Price. down payment. terms rea-
Sonable
GRAHAM LYTLE. MI $3.50
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COIORED

., Beautiful Eastland Gardens,
42nd and Kenilworth ave. n.e-Purchase
iot in splendid neighborhood; 4Oxi47;
r,naarI wnen pald $3.50 to $500 I will build
HE5Uaern nome Also 4244 Lane pl. ne
rlVe.room, bath bungalow. h-v.h.: Food
GTsonoition. HOWARD s. GOTT Colorado
Sldg' Room ! Lincoln 6s93-J Sales
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SoLQREDL7.1st AND R, SIS NW.-6 R.
seml-det excel; cond. yours at bar
gam. DE. Ills or DE I6n
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GLOVER PARK

TAKOMA, D. C-S7.45O-BARGAIN
523 Fern pl. NV. Bungalow; lot 5Ox26O
deep; garage: fruit; fish pond. Don't miss
this opportunitY GE loo
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34OO WARDER ST. NV,

34UU WARDER ST. NV.
Half block east Ga, ave.-Lovely tapestry
IKE new; lRe. yard; reduced to S625O.
Easy terms: Open Sunday 12 to 6.
ALVIN B. FISCHER CO.. CO. 1910.
CORNER BRICK. 8 R AND B., OIL HEAT;
Irving st. and Warder NV. price, So, 800
For particulars phone MA 2265
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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COLORED-637 R AVE NW-s
rooms and bath, large lot: 5000. Ap.
ply OWNER, Apt. 81, aO4 N Y. ave. %
COLoRED-,OWNER MUST SELL AT
Grant st. ne; $3.50; terms to suit. No.
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BUNGALOW

?ol3 Perry st n.e.-Bunealow. 5 rms
pain M fireplace, oil heat, front porch, Gear
- Nv VIZ + r. ~ THoRowGoop 5F,Se; Sc.5r" open
2oo4 Rhode Island Ave NE DE O31-
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OWner-SHepherd 496O-J.
BARGAIN

4-room bungalow full basement. h ~ = .
hardwood floors. built-in bath, electrlci'-
gas range and garage: $500 cash and sn !
monthly payments
To reach: Out Baltimore pike to 2nd stop
laht IN COTTAGE City, turn right block %
Daniels st. turn left to 6O4 Just 1, mile -
d. c. line: owner on premises from q 80
m. to pm. Sunday Weekdays at house
under construction in same block
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COLORED

Near 7th and II NE
for %; 4i2oI;,A!ttractive brick home. suitable
2.story brick building on rear OF lot AMI
aois ior workshop or rental purposes,
teaHy special value. Reasonable terms may
FLOYD e. DAVIS CO. Nstion., nor,
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BRooKGAND = CoLoRED BEAUTIFUL,
groom mouse new condition. 1855 Ham
apts;; reas.: $4,000: $1,000 cash
6ulidlng lots. Hamlin and 18th SITS. Dupont
Evening star., 1940-06-09
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

broom brick. 3 baths, house good con-
dition. Ideal for apartments. Price. S1,T:5D
GEORGE ROGERS. 6O4 st. NV. MA
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5 ROOMS AIR CONDITIONED, GA
fase. Brookmont, Nd. Open SUNDAY for
inspection. Drive out Conduit rd. to
BFookmont. turn left to carline, then
Ilsht to 1881 Broad st. GEORGE ROC
ERS. 6N4 2 st
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TAKOMA PARK MD

II Poplar ave.-New broom. all modern,
furred and insulated brick bungalow with
built-in garage. Situated in quiet neigh
borhood.. on large well shaded lot $500
cash and easy terms. Georgia 2257
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COLORED-1256 HAMLIN ST N.E-VA-
can't; neV-house condition: 6 rooms. attic
h.-W.h.: terms. DI 1855
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COLORED-OPEN SIM

l22 18th St. n.e.-Recondit,on.d III.
new; rooms. tile bath, cellar. h-vh'.
10 insoeet noPTs neT siEk stove Pc
ance S45 monthly. Call Mr. Davis.
E NJ AIKEN NC
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Practically new, corner house: Govt
emp. transferred; 8 rooms. . baths brick
garage; auto. heat; cost S13.95O. can be
3995 Eve TIA O1RO
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IAKoMA ,,sao PARK. !3 BEECH, AVE
Bungalow, $3.50. rms. bath, :, hn-
tshed rms. md H., screened porch off din
ms rmu llv. rm, fireplace, fenced yard,
variety OF flowers, rock garden. OWNER.
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2341 Monroe st.-Large 5-room bunsa-
low, attic. oil heat. Garage. Open.
H. c. MAYNOR,
2314 r I. Ave. NE. North 433s
CoLORED--613 B ST. sE.-20-FT. ROW
brick on 25-ft. lot: 2 complete apartments.
. baths, kitchens. Real bargain Oil heat
Vacant: For information. call NO. 1891
Eve Me 335l
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR.
UPPER 18th ST, CORNER

LARGE det, corner house. originally built
by doctor as home and office II rms 3
neorms.. ~ baths. oil hit. Scar sar:
I greatly reduced to settle estate. or will
iesse 70 reliable party Mr.. Ewell, DIXIE
REALTY CO.. MA $3.50
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UNUSUAL BUY FOR
COLORED.
524 YOU STREET Nsw

rare opportunity in Le Droit p,,k ..
puy this S-room house in nev-nouse con-
oltion. ready for occupancy. at price
ana on terms that will surprise you. Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY COMPANY.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA o7ar
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OWNERS DETACHED CENTER HALL
tapestry brick; new house condition; 4
beorms., 3 baths. malos rm., oil heat,
--car bullt-ln gar.: beautifully land
scaped; lot over 100 fl. frontage blk
west upper 18th st. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Less than "a origlnal price
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
s. SE.-S4 250

ALL. ,AOV.
Near 18th and D-Row brick contain
ing rooms, bath porch: an unusual
value. Call Mr. SHELTON TAYLOR 1000
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CLEVELAND PARK
$3.50

3-FAMILY APARTMENT
Capnol Hill. Just of East Capitol ST Isl
H. a., , rms. bath: md A.. rms, bath anc
@ @poIeh 5rd 4 rms. bath porch. In.
come ZONE from md and 3rd A. apts S1O0
owner occupies lst A. OH heat. screens
Weather strips. awnings 3 elec refe D
Ias gar Eve. or Sunday phone Temple
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ROOMS, FURNISHED: 3 BATHS, GA
raee; 10th. near Spring rd. Furniture
5000. mouse In very good condition; owner
!eavlng city; price. $3.50. GEORGE
ROGERS. 6O4 F ST. NV Ma SI21
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.4ll Perry St. ne Detached brick
non1e. rooms; tile bath. open fireplace,
mlooern me Kitchen gas heat, slate roof, large
,o WIN. r. THOROWGOOD.
-h'-4 Rhode Island Ave = DE np,-
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, WEST OF l4th ST,
10 rooms. 2 baths; ideal for rooming
OWNER. AID. ,oS6 evenings.
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arm. BUNGALOW WITH "a ACRE BY
transferred Federal employees MANY large
trees modern improvements. located in
Va. 10 mi. D. c. $3.50 down $50 mo.
Falls Church Sfo-W-r
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HTLLCREST. 1929 34th ST. S.E-LOVE-
ly detached home d rooms. recreation
porches, lear garage. beautiful lot, IS
by las; sacrifice. OWNER Atlantic 3. "a
Evening star., 1940-06-09

oPPORTUNITY-NEW APT. BLDG, .
family: near CAPITOL and Govt bldgs.
Just off Penn. Ave. Sc, near new bridge:
golf course and shopping center. Easy
terms. Call E. J. Williams Lincoln 3l43
or e. w. Bailey. Adams. i1SH
Evening star., 1940-06-09

$500 BLOCK 10th NW-S R. b OIL
burner; newly redecorated Owner will
Sacrlhce for only S6,a5o. 500 down.
S65 90 mo. Splendid location for room
ers; close trans. and stores W. W.
Bailey or Y. S. Hurlbert. MA. 351l
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP. 931 H
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. NEW-Sensational-NEW.

u rms. air conditioned, in new develop
ment. $3.50 UP. East Capitol St. ne
Directions. Benning rd to Minnesota ave.
turn right to East Capitol Agent on
premises
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213 ELM ST.
Double Opportunity-Dupont
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

, oIlck Investment properties; 10 rms.
odIns each' oil heat, built-in garage:
raea! lof roomine houses For appoint.
ment 70 Inspect call RA srn1 or GE II
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n.w.-New detached brick, rms. :, ba this
large yard; near schools, recreational CEN
ter: bus: SH.400: terms Randnlnh S.nn
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ALl-BRICk BUNGALOW, ROOMS AND
bath. Full cellar and attic. slate roof
Space for :, additional rooms in attic IN
sulated, furred, caulked and weather.
stripped; Automatic heat Cope: gut
ters and water pipes. Space for garage.
5Nll western ave. NV. d. c. Open.
Emerson lO1
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WOODBRIDGE.
Detached brick home hve years old. to
be sold at sacrifice price of 1900. This
house has rooms and tile bath. hot
water heat and detached brick garaEe.
Information call Mr Mac Murray, Taylor
0sls, WAPLE & JAMES. INC, 1874 14th
st. nv. D1. 3346.
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CHEVY CHAsE-DIREcT FROM OWNER:
det., brick. s rms. 1st-f lavatory; air
cond.: recreation rm.: uneycelled location
custom built. 1905 Broad Branch rd n W
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Beautiful ,9-r.. 2-b. brick: h.-wh., cleo.
completely remodeled with painstakine
care; property is clear: good terms can
De ARRANGED E. A. GARVEY. DI 45OS
Eve. and Sun Georgia 1900
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NV. in Hampshire Gardens CONTAINING
rooms and bath with locker room; use of
recreation room and laundry. Bargain with
small cash payment and S31.41 per mo
covering all charges. Call at Apt No 2O3.
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NEAR P1NEY BRANCH RID. NW.-COR
det. brick, 3 bedrms.. 3 bedrms. and bath
on 2nd f.. bedrms and bath on lst fl ::
oil heat built-in earaee nice yard and
trees; less than $40 600 Genreia 4 laS