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SECRET WORKER
Continued from poge ten

a date, that was just to get Red
Burke jealous Nothing could be
farther from the truth
when are you gong to lunch, Miss
Gribber??"
Soon as Mr.. Dudley gets back"
How about -"
I've got a date for lunch"
That was quick! So I'm poison,
huh?''
''Oh no, not at oil, Mr.. Dowell."
well, how about dinner tonight"
81 did have kind Of :"
"Okay, okay -"
mo, wait! can go. I'll cancel it!'
MR DOwELL gave Lorene smolder-
ing glance which almost convinced her
that he was on the make in a purely
physical way, rather than bent on
espionage. I've been leading up to
this for weeks, angelH' he said.
1SS, hllOW you IldSS
Would you like to go to Ciro's?"
"Aw-w = you're kidding me -
Giro it is. We'l eat and then we'll
dance. Be by for you at quarter to
eight"
Gee. thanks.
:. He was golngto take her to the
very latest and most expensive movie
society hangout Gee! Maybe it was a
true affection, after all. Maybe the
fellow only looked like slicker, and a
girl could not trust her womanly in
tuition.
But if it turned out that way, how
could she in decency and high honor
lead MIR. Dowcll on? Not that Ger
tam Mr. Red Burke had anything to
say about it. Contrary to wild rumors
spread by nibby-noses, like Miss
Turlock and Mrs. O'keefe in the
Front Office she was not in SO many
words engaged to Red. In fact, MIR.
High land Mighty Burke was the kind
of fellow who pretends that he's hard
to land right up to the very last
moment.
He tries to torture girl by getting
her crazy about him and then talking
about how he'd like to go to San Diego
or Seattle to work. But two can play
at that game, and Red was in for big
surprise So were his crummy pals, Art
and Benny; all the time passing re-
marks against marriage, while they
led selfish bachelor existence. Just
wait till Red heard about this date
with MIR. Dowcll :.
Mr. Burke did not have to wait long
to hear about it. He slid onto stool
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suN-MAiD BROWN SUGAR PIE

4 treat for the phole family
pa cups Sun-Maid Seedless Tablespoons lemon juice
raisins teaspoon salt
2cups water tablespoons quick cooking
V cup melted butter tapioca
cupbro sugar (packed) teaspoons vanilla
Pastry for bottom crust 9nch deep type and strip top
Rinse and drain raisins Combine with water butter,
sugar. lemon juice salt and tapioca saucepan and stir
until well blended Bring boil and cook and stir about
to minutes Remove from heat, add favoring and stir
blend Pour into pastylined pie pan and with
pastry strips. Bake in hot 45O degrees F Is 30
minutes. Serve warm but not hot Serves to 8.
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CONTINUED from Pare p
eally. Vera uzz irritable uith her
parents. NJ. sanp funzed md ms1e
dire threats. Miss Selma Guthrie
rursed her meaFsF lps.
n 70 house was ths upheavsl %
disastrous - IN the parsonage.
Terry fought with rs oun psrtlcn-
AR devil every hour Of the DAY and
night.
On Thursday Jan went to the
Ladies Aid meeting simply because
Il Vas held On the second floor Of
the church. Arriving early. she
boldly went 70 Terry.s office.
Vera was off guard for the mo-
ment and. before the harried young
pastor looked up. Jan Toasted her
eyes on his bent head. An open
book lay before him but he was not
reading.
He held : pencil in his hand but
he Vas not writing. The telephone
bell rang and he did not answer.
Jan stepped 10 his desk and lifted
the instrument.
Or. Torrance carllsleis Office
abe said sweetly and clearly. Miss
Van Walter speaking"
Terry started. then leaned back
in his chair, watching her, amused.
as always. by her antics.
A feminine voice uttered 4 sur
prised exclamation and broke the
connection.
Wrong number" Jan said.
sit down. jan
She perched on the edge of q
chair. the picture of innocence.
Are you enjoying Bridgetown ?"
No"
I'm sorry"
She smiled knowingly. Preach
ers shouldn't fib." she said.
Il hadn't expected you to stay
10 long. Every day I'm surprised
when I see you"
''ft's polite to show a slight In
terest In stranger"
I'm busy. Jan. Every hour is
crowded"
IN wait. Maybe you'll find .
spare minute"
II Terry had kept his eyes on
the book before him. But he
raised them and the pulsating
thrill started all over again. An
unspeakable longing. like q high
voltage current. made the leap
from his eyes to JAMS and back
again.
"oh, Terry" she breathed, be
a little kind to me-"
He slid his hand, palm up. across
the desk.
Good afternoon. Miss Van
Walter" 1t was the voice of Vera
Cummings. After her greeting she
ignored Jan. going to Terry's side,
explaining a jargon of vague MOTH
ings to him.
After a while Jan wandered into
the Ladies Aid meeting. She sat
down beside Miss Selma Guthrie.
There was a queer mist before her
eyes. The mist cleared when Miss
Guthrie stslked TO another chair.
Jan Van Walter. who had been
loved and humored and INDUCED
all her life. sat angrily alone at
one side of the Ladies' Aid meet
ing.
fTa Ne rnusiuundA
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THURSDAY
700 :. NJ.
KHO-Dzu4nn
Ev-rszA fhe sInaanz
oshsna 71s March
NuMO-Top o Morning
lis. nsseTIta
kJr- vssssosdz. IT'S
uro-u~s ciua. TIs
Fsrm Forum.
80 A. II.
KMo-Nsus. 745. Trade
saiEsz
Kvf-Nsws: 7sb. Jane
Powers.
KoMo-Hever1es: ia
sam Hayes.
KJH-Breakfast Club.
Kfnc-Hewa TaA, Hhy-
TIM Of ths Range.
500 A. NJ.
KMo-rsls Of Golden
West.
w Family Almznse.
ais, News.
KOAO-vicfor Ilndfs hr:
s:1s. Against Storm.
KJn-Breakfakt Club.
KTno Little Concert
BIS. News
$3.50 A. NJ.
KNO Happy Homes:
e.4B. 3. .. g. Hews
XVI - uoldberxs: s:<e.
Kathleen Norris.
KoMc - Dance Time
as. ship OF JOY.
KJn-Chriktian Science;
B.45, Ann Sterling.
KTRO-GoldberEs
900 A. M.
EMO-Eews.
Kvr-Kate Smith: s.ib.
When a Girl Msrriss,
KONG - Ship OF JOY;
BIS, O'Eelll's,
KJR-News; ai6. Health
Club
KIRO-Kate Smith.
$50 A. NJ.
KNO-HridRe: o:4b. Keep
FIT TO Music.
KvI-Heien Trent: ss5.
Our Gal Sunday.
KOMO = Howard Ropa |:
e4s. Three Cheers.
KJR-Farm and Home
KIRo-Heien Trent.
1000 A. VI.
KMO-John T. Hughes
1918. Prank Luther.
XVI Life Besutiful;
1918. Woman in Whit
KOMO-Texas Jim. 1918
Homer Hodehesver.
KJR-Farm and Home.
1918. fnouirine Re-
KIRo-Life Beautiful.
1880 A. NJ.
KMo-Johnson Family:
io.4B. Bachelors Chill
KVi-Happiness; io<s.
Mary Lee Taylor.
KOMo = Kath. Norris;
1o.45, DR.. aKte.
KJR - Smith College;
lo.s5. News.
KIRo-Happinsss.
11:00 A. M.
KMO- Friendly Neigh
bors; Ills. school OF
Air.
KvI-Bls Sister; II Is.
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO Hymns; Id,
Crimm's Da lighter.
KJR-Our Half Hour.
KIRo-Bie Sister.
1880 A. nj.
KMO-Schooi of AIT.
XVI - Fletcher Wiley:
lf.45. Ny Son and I.
KOMO - Valiant Lady:
AS, Lieht of World
KJR Studio Party.
1i:45. News.
KIRO-Fletch-r Wiley.
200 NOON
KoMo - Toast; i7:i5.
News.
RVI-society Girl; l7:is.
willkie Club.
KOMO - Mary Marlin.
Ma Perkins.
KJR-Orphans OF d.
vorce: 17:15. Amanda.
KIRO Society Girl.
l2:l5, singin' Sam.
1880 P. M.
KMo Derby Show;
i7:45. Christian Sci
ence.
XVI Kate Hopkins;
lz:4B, News.
KOMQ - Pepper Young;
ia:{s, Vic and eade.
KJR-other wife: i2;<S,
Just Plain Bill.
KIRo-Kate Hopkins.
100 p. M.
KNo-school Of Air.
KvI-Portia Blake; l:l5,
Myrt and Marge.
KOMo-Backktage Wife:
Ills, Stella Dallas,
KJR = Mother OF Mine;
Ills. Cecil Solly.
KIRO-Portsa Blake.
1880 p. M.
KMO-Dance Music.
XVI Hilltop House:
las. etepmother,
KOMG Lorenzo Jones;
i7.4s. Wilder Brown
KJR-Heaith Club: 40
Around the House.
KIRO-Hiiltop House.
200 p. Nj.
KMO VS.: Alb.
Drama.
KVI-School of Air.
KOMO-Girl Alone: 2.1o,
Iona Journey.
KJR - Prank Watsnaoe.
Ais, Dept. of Health.
KIRO - Woman's World;
2.i5.School of Air.
2:30 P. M.
KMO-studio.
XVI - Mystic Melodies;
7:45, SeAttergo o q
Baines.
KOMO Guiding Light.
a.48. O'Heill's.
KJR Da n eing with
Clancy.
KIRo-school OF Air.
800 p. M.
KMO-News: sos, Dance
Orch.
KvI-Dr. Malone: s:ls.
Outdoors.
KOMO - 3:o6. Ferde
Grope; ais, That ORR
KJR-Linda Dale. s.lo,
Irene Wicker.
KIRO-Dr. Malone; SIS.
Air-o-torisis.
$3.50 p. Nj.
KNO-Pre School Story.
3:4b, Gysisna.
KvI-Giri Inferno. s.45.
World Today.
KoNO-Homskeepers-
ksR-Orxanist.
KrRO-Girl Inferno.
4:0e p. NJ.
KNO - Fulton wis
AIS. Ma Perkins.
kVI-Studio. AIS. Club
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FRIDAY
T.n0 A n

.UV n. vi.
kMO-Devotions.
Kvf-sinainR Cowhanc;
T:i5 March Time.
|KOMO-Top o. Morning;
tbs. Heveries.
KJR vagabonds; tbs.
KIRO-Kiock Club; 7:lB,
Farm Forum.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-News; 7:S5, Trade
n Sales.
Kv1-Nsws: 7:4s. Jane
Powers,
7:45,
Sam Hayes.
KjR-BreAkfast Club.
|kfHo-News. 7:4s. Trou-
badors.
500 A. Nj.
KMO-Breakfast Club.
XVI = Family Almansc;
e.l5, News.
KOMO-Nictor Lindlshr;
s:1s. Against Storm.
kJR-BreEkfast Club,
KIRO-Rendezvous. s:ib
News.
$3.50 A. NJ.
kMo - Happy Homes:
6:45, b. B. c. News.
XVI Goidberes: e:45.
Kathleen Norris.
KOMO - Concert: s.45.
Ship of Joy.
kJR-Between Friends;
e:45. Ann Sterling.
kfHO-Goldbergs.
900 A. M.
HMO-News.
KvI-Kate Smith: BIS,
When q Girl Marriea.
koAo = Ship OF joy
e:l6, O'Neills.
KJn-News: e:i5. Health
Club.
KIRO-kst< Smith.
$3.50 A. NJ.
EAO-At'e PLAY Hridne.
e;A5, Keep Pit 70 Mufic
KvI-Heien Trent: e4o.
Our Gal.
KOMO-Mine 70 Cherish:
s;45. John Lawrence.
KJR-Farm and Home.
KIRo-Heien Trent.
1000 A. Nj.
KMo-John D. Hughes
lois, Never Forget.
kvI-Life Beautiful.
1918. Woman in White
KOMo-Julia Blake.
KJn-Farm and Home:
Inqulring Reporter.
KrRO-Idfe Beautiful.
1880 A. NJ.
KMO-Johnson Family:
io.45. Bachelors Chill
dren.
XVI Happiness io;sS,
Homemakers Forum.
KOMO--K. Norris; io45.
DR.. Kate.
10 As
News.
KIRO-Happlness.
100 A. VI.
KMo-F Friendly Neigh
oors, i1is. Your Home
Kvf-Big Sister. Ills.
Aunt Jenny.
KoMo = Betty Croker.
ii:i5, Grimm's Dsush-
ter.
kIR On with the
nee. 1i.fS. Ma
fhaniel Shiikrst.
KIRo-Gis Sister.
80 A. NJ.
KAO-Ripg-o.
XVI - Flefeher Wiley;
ii.45, Son and I.
KOMO-ya1iant Lady;
l1:4s, Light Of world.
KJR-Art Museum Talks
il,4S. News.
KIRO-FletcheT Wiley.
100 NOON
kMO-Friendly Is: i2:iS
News
KvI-society Girl I7ls.
News
KONO-Mary Marlin:
f7.i5. Ma Perkins.
KJR - Orphans l2lt.
Amanda
KfRo society oirl.
17.ls. elngin sam
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WOODRIDGE-BRICK,

1925 Goth st n.e.-New and up-to-date
s fine rooms. well planned. Open. OWNER
Nart AQQS
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED

more cash for your car 1921 Biaderis-
burg I'd. ne. at N. Y. ave. Ii 1912
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR. II credit ap-
proved will refnance. So disc. Give YOU
dlnerence In cash. Box GIL. star. Is.
Evening star., 1940-08-15

pI1 I0NGFELLoW ST N.w-3 ROOMS
titchen hath, SIS 2nd floor; also 4 rooms
Kitchen, bath 1st floor, $50; heat ane
electricity included.
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CHEVY CHASE D c.-6 RMS. BA.; OIL
heat, SIS, 6 rms. , bas;; center-haH oriek
also 10 rms , bas oil heat. S10O. Full
TON R GORDON, 1927 Eve st. D1. $3.50.
nfhce alsn nnen Z Q d N
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WILL SACRIFICE
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
$4,000.
614 Acres-Small Estate.

An unusual opportunity to acquire a
splendid country property in Montson.-
cry County Nd. Situated on Goy-
eminent pike, adjacent to Rockville.
Md Modern house, center-hall plan,
masonry construction. 10 rooms, Ia
baths, roushed-in plumbing for second
bath. Delishtful setting and lovely view;
The house is thoroughy modern and
equipped with oil heat. GARAGE and large
barn. This property must be, sold and
can be seen by appointment only. THOS.
J, FISHER & CO., INC. REALTORS. DI.
$3.50. OR EVENINGS CALL MR.. ODON-
NELL IA bl72
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PROPOSALS.
(Continued.)

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
C., Aug, i3. l949;E;ssaled bids IN dggii: n:
st'f ~ be s3aRds4d RaDdsd e SEPT. m IN: fsao
for n corstEuction Of q concrete platform, ,,,a in
Building, 10th Street and Adams Drivei
S.W.,. Washington, D. c.. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained at this
once. -, The furnishing q more than one
missioner of Public Buildings. w. Y.
REYNOLDS. Commissioner Of Public
aul5IT,l9.
Evening star., 1940-08-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE. BRoADwATER ON BAY. COM
petely furnished, 9 rooms. ) bedrooms, 3
baths. fireplace inclosed porch. Florida
shutters. electric kitchen, artesian water,
Washington. GE. 1882. Throueh Marl-
boro 10 Welles Corner. right to Southern
Md. blvd left at Bristol, follow Cape
Ann Signs TO Broadwater. The Shack" "
Open. owner.
NORTH BEACH PARKS RMS, KIT. 2
porches. screened; gas. elec. Lincoln 249s.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-CORNER BROOM
'L"-porch cottage Elec, phone. running
water Law. Accom-. Z. Lincoln 2So4-J.
To-
FOR RENT BAY-FRONT COTTAGE,
North Beach Park: ami. private beach.
Furnished, screened. Wisconsin 62Ss.
RENT FURN. COTTAGE, ~ MILES FROM
Wash: saltwater bath; cleo, > bedrms.:
sleeps people; low rent AT. 2242.
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORE SPACE AND SOME WINDOW DIS
play in NV. business section. Reas. rent
phone Randolph 1923
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OFFICES FOR RENT

GOOD LOG, SUITE FOR DENTIST OR
chiropodist: reas. rent: above beauty salon,
Il yrs. est. 1921 N. Capitol st.
PRIVATE OFFICE OR STORAGE SPACE
2nd commercial 134l Half st. Sc. 16'
1924 H ST. NV
LARGE room in weli-manaEed office blds.'
$50
1910 14th ST NV
Large area with excellent window space:
ideal for either business or professional
purposes: heat furn.; $50.
ROBERT W SAVAGE.
Sl3 Union Trust Bids. MA. 1890.
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.

VAGABOND TRAILERS moved directly
across from Canary Trailer Camp. Wash.
BALTIC. blvd. Berwyn, Nd.
rRAILERS. new and used; easy TO deal
with Elcnr Coach Co, Canary Trailer
Camp. Rt. l. Berwyn. Md
VAGABOND. p #; private owner; COM
plete for ,: many extras: terms. Cline,
2O2S Lee highway. Arlington. 2ls
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Or, yALgABLE L.l1l1 Two- Two
MERS4AL 1N BUIkDING' od1 LIMESIGTE ESd 2T5
sNB sEEEE ENGLISH hM HNR BAsEMENT ENfAf BRICK RICK
RESIDENCE, KNOWN AS so5 EIGHTH
recorded. in Liber No. 594O. Folio 45I ct SEQ.
of the land records OF the District Of CO.
lumbia; and at the request of the party
M is a on DuPf PRfDAY ao The z SIXTEENTH M e III
DAY OF August: AID 1910: AT FOUR
premises situate in the District of Column
bia. and designated as and being the West
IS feet front on "I' Street by the full
fo9 Il au2dad and
t427): also part Of Original Lot Three in
said Square Four Hundred and twenty
feet from the Southwest corner Of said lot
and square. and running thence East on
'.I' Street. IS feet: thence North so feet
feet to the beginning. The. above described
property is now known for purposes OF
assessment and taxation as Lots Eight
Hundred $500 and Eight Hundred and One
tS01) in Square Four Hundred and Twenty.
TERMS OF SALE: one-hfth OF the
in four equal installments. payable in one,
two, three and four years. with interest
al 4i2'e per annum. payable semi-annuaHyl
from day Of sale secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold. or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit
of S2.5QO.o0 will be required at time OF
sale. All conveyancing. revenue stamps.
recording, etc, at cost Of purchaser. Terms
OF sale TO be complied with within 80 days
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
ton. D. c.
GEO. CALVERT BOWIE
Surviving Trustee.
3.5,T,a,1O1314.I5,16
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. WASHINGTON,
be received a. Room 500. District Build
ing, until 200 pm, Z. S. T., August p.
1910. and then publicly opened, for fur
nishing the materials and performing the
work for the construction of Hawaii Ave-
nue. Sanitary and Stormwater Sewers
Hawaii Avenue. between Taylor and Allison
Streets, Northeast, consisting of approx
mately 1926 linear feet terra Gotta pipe
and brick and concrete sewer. varying in
posals may be examined and secured ct the
once of the Chief Clerk, Ensineer De-
partment, Room 427, District Building.
auI314151Rl7l9
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED-so, 800 TO FINANCE BUsI-
ness Will repay at rate Of S100 per
month for SO months. Reply to. Box
66-L. Star. 10
SI2, 900, lst TRUST, 6F NOTES, s.
year term, improved real estate: good in
come, value excess $50 900 property,
nearby Virginia; suitable for trust funds.
Boz 77-L Star.
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12IS JEFFERSON ST NV ROOMS
and bath. ami; front and rear porches;
lear garage; newly decorated throughout;
$50 LINKINS CO.. 1922 st. NV.
vA--sEMI-DETAcHED. . HOMES OF :
hmesst. s. s65' PAY FUTToN rftr. R. GORDON, i4S7
Eve st. NV. DI $3.50. Office also open
Z to Q pm.
CHEVY CHASE. D, Sc RMS. !, BA.; b i-{cll oil
siss1 no 6asi. s!j h hsat s149 5J5 TU5-
Office also open 7 TO pm.
2l4aE ST NW.-17 RMS. K, 4 BATHS
faTase new plumbing h-vh.. dec, E EN-
eos coRW1N DR., woopsIDE. SILVER
sbie 1Is Sept. /: SIS, OWNER. Georgia 1857.
54 RANDOLPH PL. NV. Mr.. n. GAP
garage Woodley 0542,
ROOM BUNGALOW. / 50.
t4ees gs ssFSeneq 0 WI p05ff oWNER
sETIHsDA-cENTER-IHALL,, sIX-RooM I2saR ON
rage; So bus; $50. OWNER, WI. 5161-J
S63.5o-211s FIRST STREET N;W:Ls
'0GPs fsis Ra g. oil fdaf D fonHn f6S
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., 1872 KANAWHA ST
1Just west Of Conn. ave. Detached cen,
ter-haD home, 9, rooms : baths lncl4oSsso Ts
j.,
KINS CO, 1922 ST. NV District 3322
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 66O2 pELAFIELD ST;
heat large let; S65. LINk1NS CO" lo22
H Sc. NV District 1922.
SILVER SPRING-BRICK BUNGALOW,
almust new: close to schools and tranSpar-
IiPsi faf,ssni woi @ 1855. ReaS 3Gis 35Gis COIN '-
NEAR WALTER REED. GERANIUM ST.
Detached. bedrms., large living room with
firenaee; large yard; garage WI. 59o4.
BETHEsDA-4-BEDRM. HOUSE EXCEL
lent condition;, conX S6d 10 schoois ana 'rahSp
294I NORTHAMPTON ST. NV RMS
2 baths, lSt-foor laVatory, pantry, atlic
porch, garage, gas heat; first-clasS c,ondl-
tom: 81 90 month; vacant. Similar mouse
vacsat Sept. ST. Emerson 4l11.
NEW BRICK HOMES, INSULATED, AUTO.
heat. not water. screened porch gar. fire.
place, tiled bath. large closets and bedrms
Large lots; Mr. country club: Limited bus
service. rooms; $3.50; rooms. $50.
5s1O sth ST. N.W.-6 R. AND . B., .
kitchens, incIosed. heated porches; Rent.
E66 mo; HUGH B. CONNER. RE. 1850.
ALEXANDRIA. 200 DUKE ST.-COLONIAL
home. restored. 3 bedrms,, baths, library,
walled garden, porch Alexandria O40S.
GLOVER PARK-PRAcT1CALL NEW,
vacant Sept. 1st: rms, kitchen. bath,
brick dwelling; hot-water auto. heat air.
conditioned; rent only S65 mo. KELLEY,
STEELE a. BRANNER, DI. 7140.
CHEVY CHASE, MD--3 BEDRMS. Q
baths; on Morgan drive: oil heat. large
porch, refrieerator: 500. E. M. FRY.
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261O GARFIELD ST. NV. OVERLOOKING
Wardman Park Hotel-l0 rooms. baths
S-story screened porches, MI. $3.50.
LOCATED NEAR CAPITOL - & SMALL
furn. apts, good condition, auto. Wv n;
price, Sl10 OWNER, Lincoln 2iIf.
1885 BEECHER ST NV. CORNER
house in Glover Park, nicely furnished.
10Sn
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CHEVROLET 1899 BLACK DE LUKE q
door excel. condition. will sell for cash or
trade on D. c. lot, old house. DE. O0ss.
ATTENTION. ARMY OFFICERS. SHALL
consider small clear colored property.
stocks. bonds or diamonds. for real equity
OF 81 800 in S-room. 2-bath, fully de-
tached brick home. with oil burner, slate
root; built-in garage: only 3 blocks from
Walter Reed Hospital. OWNER. Box
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

sale? Will pay cash, principals only.
GUY WH1TEFORD. MA. 2432. Southern
Bldg
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S13,950

HILLTOP, NEW EARLY AMERICAN
HOME in exclusive Westmoreland Hills
Approach bv way Of Mass. ave. Is
minutes driving time to town. Center
hall Z rms. ga baths, beautifully ap-
pointed throughout with random plank
oak flooring. paneled denroom first
floor Law. floor plan that will fit
your furniture like a glove. Attic
arranged for additional room. Large
10-ft. front lot; shade trees in rear.
Open from 10 to O. Wisconsin QSSS
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COMMISSIONERS. D. G. WASHINGTON;
until . pm. E. S. T., August "a. 1910.
and then publicly opened, for furnishing
and installing complete dncludins al
necessary alterations for samel, an electric
passenger elevator in building known as
the Southwest Health Center. located
between H and Eye Streets, also Della
ware Avenue and First, Street S.Ws Wash
ington, D. c. Proposals and specifications
may be obtained at Room 421. District
Building, upon deposit Of certified check
for SIC. 100. payable tot the Collector OF
Taxes. D. C, to guarantee their return
in good condition. auI I5.6texSu.
A1sust Is. I940.~sea aled proposals. win be
received at Room 500. District Building'
until pm, E. s. T., August %, 1s4O,
and then publicly opened. for replacement
OF boilers in three buildings known as II
Birpey School. located on west SIDE of
Nichols Avenue between Howard and Tai
bert Streets, Anecostia; !2l Henry school,
located on south side OF ''p" Street, be,
tween 9th and eth Streets NV. and CD
Peabody School. located on. southwest
usu inston. b {. Proposals, drawinss and
speeiicstIons may, be obtained al Room
certified check for $1,000, payable TO the
Collector OF Taxes, d, C.. to guarantee their
return In good condition. aul5 56texSu.
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FARMS FOR SALE,


DAIRY FARM. 2Oss. ACRES. CLEAR.
well fenced. attr. 7-rm. frame house, bath.
h.-w:h,, cleo, spring, 55-cow dairy barn,
End barn, gear garage. S-rm. frame tenant
mouse, water, cleo, outbuildings. on hard
road, 35 miles Dist. line; S32 500.
Dairy farm. 120 acres clear, 7-rm. frame
house. running water. cleo, 22-cow barn, q
morse stalls, box stalls, shed for 10 cows,
well with gas motor, spring, streams, out
buildings. lS COWS. horses, 3 colts; har-
vested and growing crops. farm machinery
included. Sl5,S00
MASON w. GRAY. Real Estate.
p. o. Box 25, Poolesville, Md
Poolesville 229l.
BARGAIN HUNTERS, ATTENTION.
About 80 acres productive soil on small
river, with an S-rm, 2-bath, modern. liv-
able home. About 20 miles from downtown.
Priced for quick sale, $1,000. $1,000 cash,
balance to suit.
JOHN A, BRICKLEY,
Barr Bldg. District 1921. Adams a771.
80 A.. Mr.. Rockville, Md.
Large home. all modern. nice shade
around house: good land; fine nei9hbor-
hood. A fine country estate. Sl5,150;
terms arranRed.
Buell. M. Gardner J. E. Kelly.
PHONE ROCKVILLE $50.
Also 3 to 10 acres with broom modern
BUNGALOW, $4,000 Best Of terms
Evening star., 1940-08-15
IN w. GRAY. Real Estate.
Box %. Poolesville. Nd.
SIGNAL, HILL, FARM

am a real estate man. recently ap-
pointed to Army service. 1 purchased this
place and paid $500 for 1t. It is worth
double l am soing TO California, will sell
this beautiful 10S-acre farm. near Man
assas, Va. just a short ride from D. C. for
the best offer over S4 500; cash or terms.
I have no time for trifiers. II you mean
business. call MR.. BOWEN, Chestnut 5294.
Evening star., 1940-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE.
hardwood floors, automatic heat. :. inclosed
porches: perfect condition: priced very
reasonable; your own terms. Phone Deca-
tur 1882 or Decatur 1162. Mk. DICKENS.
COLORED-5o3 G ST. N-E-7 RMS.
bath. h:-w.h, ETC.; cheap for cash. Tay-
lor 0043. 49,
COLORED- SEVERAL GROOM AND Toll
let houses: gas. electricity. NV, ne. and
Sc. sections. $50 down, balance like rent:
Good chance own your own home out OF
rent money you pay v. S. Hurlhert,
MA. 1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP,
93l H st. NV.
COLORED-AN OUTSTANDING BUY
large room and bath; h.-w.h.. modern
kitchen: on a nice street IN central ne.
Price and terms right. Mr.. Lynch RA.
1242. WAPLE & JAMES, INC, DI. 3346.
COLORED
Is l. ST. NE
g rooms, .. inclosed porches, bath. H.
VIII: arranged for apartments. $4,000:
easy terms. G. H. LALEGER, l41O H ST.
NV. DI. 1Slg. eve, GE. POSI-. 49,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED, STORE FOR INVESTMENT
property; will pay cash. principals only.
GUY WdrTEFORD. MA. 2432. Southern