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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
ANOTHER HEAD MAN IN ITALY HAS RESIGNED CeSare Maria DeVecchi to Be Succeeded By Army
 Veteran FOURTEEN ISLANDS
 IMPORTANT TO ITALY Under=Chief in New Army Shake-Up; He Will Help
 Out Gen. CavallerO
BY REYNOLDS PACKARD United Press Staff Correspondent

D1 hE 1NOADS IAOhAhD United Press Staff Correspondent
 Rome, December 7.-UP) - Italy continued her mill tary shake-up today by an- nouncing the resignation, lat his own request of the Governor of the Dodecanese Islands, Cesare Maria De Vecchi, and the appointment of an army veteran, General Ettore Bastico,. to succeed him.
 The IA Dodecanese Islands lie off the coast of Turkey. They are heavily fortified to give Italy con- trol of the eastern Mediterranean. General Bastico is veteran of the war with Turkey during which Italy seized the islands in 1912.
 A communique on the change of governors read:
 By royal decree Brig. Gen. Cesare Maria de Vecchi .. ceases at his own request his functions as post commander of armed forces ill the Aegean Sea and as Governor of the DodecaneSe.e General of the army for war merits Ettore Bastico was appointed Governor of the Dode- cases and commander of the armed forces stationed there.'
 The change was regarded as part of the shake-up in which General Ubaldo Soddu, under-Secretary of war, succeeded General Sebastino Pascha as commander of the Ital- ian army in Albania, and General Ugo Cavallero yesterday succeeded Marshal Pietro Badoglio as chief of the general staff.
 General BaStico is known as the Hero of Santander". He led the Italian Legionnaires through most of the Basque campaign of the Span ish Civil War. He also fought in the World War and in the Ethiopian campaign, and lately has been a senator. He is GA.
 VCCC1ll 1S d COuAlI dIlO fO4Ac O1 G1LS most honored Fascists-one of the quadrumvirate who led the Black Shirt march on Rome. His future plans were not disclosed.
 The Dodecanese Islands are: Rhodes, Cos, Kalymnos, Leros, Nisy- ros, Telos, Syme, Khalke, Astypalaia Karpathos, Kasos, Patmos, Lipsos and CastelroSSo, with total area of 1885 square miles and 140,848 in- habitants. The chief towns are Rhodes, the capital, with a popula- ton of 27,000 and Calino. 15.000.
 Originally, Italy was to give the Islands back to the Turks when the Turks evacuated Libya. A clause ill the secret treaty of London of 1915 gave Italy full sovereignty of the islands and Turkey ceded them to Italy in the treaty of Lausanne in 1924.
 The war ministry publication Forge Armate said today that an office of under-chief of the general staff would be created to give Gen. eral Cavallero an assistant and a substitute in case of his absence or illness.
 Resignation of De Vecchi was es-
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
GERMANY TRIES
 TO BRING PEACE
But Only Between Italians, Greeks - Baron vOn
 Papen Is Peace Man
By FREDERICK KUH


 London, Dec. 7-(UP)-Diplomatic quarters said today that Baron Franz von Papen, German ambassa- dor to Turkey, has attempted through Turkish mediation to ar range peace or at least an armistice in the Italian Greek hostilitieS.
 Diplomatic reports reaching Lon don from Belgrade said that Papen had discussed possibility of an Ital- iaE Greek armistice with Turkish Foreign Minister Sukru Saracoglu but it was believed that Greek Pre- mier John Metaxas, whose armies still are scoring victories against the Italians in Albania, has shown no enthusiasm for Germany's efforts.
 The Belgrade newspaper Politika Vreme was reported in Belgrade dis patches to have received information from Berlin that Saracoglu soon might meet MetaXas at Salonika as result of von Papen's reported eff forts to use Turkish influence with Greece in favor of an armistice.
 Could Have Peace
 Papen was said to have suggested to Saracoglu that Greece could have peace by repudiating Britain's guar antee to defend Greek independence,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
SALTONSTALL HAS
 GENEROUS LEAD

Boston, Dec. T-(UP)-With more than 90 per cent of the Massachu- setts gubernatorial vote recounted, Gov. Saltonstall today held a com fortable lead of 5376 votes over hk Democratic rival, attorney General Paul A. Dever.
 The retahulatilE oi t.le 1000 GOO votes was complete except for re- checking 10 Q few scattered pre- cincts and 200 at Boston. Dever's net galn to date was 2074 ballots.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07

does it list sidewalk or curb projects Such listing was contained in the 1940 budget but was not adhered to at all strictly.
 The program calls for the main force of the street department to be assigned to snow removal when necessary. Other assignments for the main force include general re- pairing and cleaning. oiling, pav- ing and walk construction, removal of leaves and brush cutting.
 The program as described in the proposed 1941 budget is as follows:
 Work Program for 1941
 The proposed schedule for 1941 will include the resurfacing of sev- eral streets with an asphaltic ma terisl, preparing and oil seal coat ing streets and roads. replacement of asphalt walks, resetting stone curb, brush cutting, street cleaning, repairing gutters. replacement and installation of culvertS, maintaining unpaved streets, patching and maintaining paved streets, main tainang dumps, maintenance ot sew CTS and storm water drainage and Snoy ramoval
 From costs secured during the eight months of 1940 it is estimated that with labor items as set up for l94I, at least 5000 (including state and city funds) ill highway materials would be- the necessary proportion to carry out satisfac- tory program as scheduled above
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
Street Dept. Is Making Big Plans For Coming Year
Public Works Has Been Allotted $72 1000 Increase for Improvement of Our Streets Program for
 l94l Is Progressive One

The broadest street improvement program in recent years planned for 1941 for the public works department by the Board of Works The department has been allotted
 72O0O increase in it's appropriation for next year. with $65OO to be spent for materials needed to carry out the Improvement program Printed copies of the 1941 budget drawn up by the Board of Finance list the streets which to be oiled, graded otherwise improved
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
WAR IN EUROPE A YEAR AGO,
 DEC. z, 1889
CBy United Press)

Soviet announced that Red army had broken Flnland's main line of notifications on Karelinn Isthmus.
 British air force repelled Ger man raid at Firth of Forth.
 uElalsh naval trawIeT Waeh- ington lost. Other sinklngs: N0F- weglnn tanker nriita, Ncther- lands liner Tajanaoen and Brit lsh frelghteF OEsa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
MISTAKEN FOR DEER

Ipswich, Mass. Dec. 7.-CuP)-- Peter Christopher, ii. died iAAs night at hospital after being shot in the abdomen when mistkaen for deer by his companion, Louis Nicholochais.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07

The sudden death at St. Mary's Hospital this morning of Frank Sturges of 26 Welles Street Occa- stoned much sorrow on Washing ton Hill where the deceased was extremely well-knOwn. He had been i'll only 8 short time. MT. Sturges is former president of the Washington Park Community Club. For years he was employed by the Chase Company. There will be a special meeting of the Wash ington Park Community Club to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock to take action on the death of its former president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
Sea Raider Sped Away
 From Another Warship After Fight Thursday
Retreating Italians
 Battling Stubbornly
Detachments Trapped Close to ArgyrokastrOn May Have to Surrender or Be Completely Anni=
 Inflated By Greeks
BY PAUL PALEOLOGOS United Press Correspondent

With Greek Armies in Southwestern Albania, Decem- Der T. (UP) - (Via Athens) - Italian attachments, their retreat off, battled subbonly in the Argyrokas ton today and Greek commanders said their anni hilaton surrender merely matter of time. The
 Italians caught between Porto Edda which fell to the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
BRISTOL AGAIN
 HIT WITH BOMBS
Another Heavy Attack Is Made on Much Battered
 City in England
BY HARRY L. PERCY
United Press Staff Correspondent

(Unlted Press Stan COrreSpOndent)
 London, Dec. 7-(UP)-German bombers last night made a heavy attack on Bristol, England,s seventh largest city and terminal for many of the supply conveys from Canada and the United States.
 It was the third heavy pounding the city, population 100000. had taken within a week. Although last nights raid was broken up before midnight it was on the "blitz-raid' scale.
 The raid followed the single town -blitz-per- night" tactics of the Germans. Elsewhere through Eng land there were only scattered nuisance" alarms.
 Not bomb fell on London during the night although there was a brief alarm before midnight. Lon- doners followed custom, however and went to the air raid shelters after their evening diversion"
 All Kinds of Explosives.
 Flares, incendiaries. high explo- sives again were used in the raid on Bristol First planes dropped the flares to light up the targets for the incendiary bombers to start fires for the high explosive bombers
 For the first 45 minutes the Ger man planes circled over and around the town but made no attempt to drop bombs. It appeared they might have seen the flare and incendiary raiders, for as soon as another swarm of planes arrived the attack started.
 Despite one of the most intense anti-aircraft barrages yet thrown up, the planes showered down bombs with considerable effect in some areas.
 Many serious" fires were started but according to joint communique of the air and home security minis ters they were quickly brought m- der control. Buildings and homes were destroyed and "a number were killed and injured.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-12-07
Eight Were Killed.

At south coast town. England Dec. 7.-(UP)-Eight persons were killed when high explosive bomb scored a direct hit on an Anderson (surface) raid shelter in the course of five hours German air raid on this town during the night.
 The German attackers encoun- tered an extremely heavy anti-air- craft barrage which repeatedly drove them from the town and forced them to drop their loads on the open countryside or in residen- tial districts.
 Principal sufferers of the raid
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The Weather

Cloudy, Warm Tonight; Sunday Cloudy, Colder
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Evening star., 1940-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued,)
5EE THIS NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

SEE THIS NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Note these sea e SYs arse WE'LL
arranged rooms. attic arranged for extra
room; furred walls. completely equipped
downspouts 'f full Basement; u block to bus. BUS
$.,Sh ;ss 1'S eIR Sd
New big 2-story detached brick house,
on corner lot. only 8 squares to market
public and parochial sehools; bedr%s MS
fireplace; good sized dining room. well
pianped KITCHEN porch "a f. long turn
Maple lane. NARROW. Owner. WI. 559s.
A REAL HOME COMPLETELY FUR
nished, with income sufncfent to carry all
expenses: all conveniences. perfect condi-
and Allison; must have $1,000 cash
NE.-6 r, ami: built-in garage. 1900
block Penn ST.; $4.75O.
NE.-5-r. bunsalow. remodeled like new:
frame and stucco; large lot easy terms;
$4,000; must @ Be seen to e. aapR5eeiate'
s24 14th st. INV NV. = 'fi National ooss.
evenings woodley O5s0.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.,
ts2S s2na st. oo9 new pgses
garage. Open daily until pm.
NEWmEsEMIssPEET.
Highest location, rooms, automatic
heat iss S98ai5 eEaS 'isF ST. ss'sA
Out Pa; ave. sc. to Fl. Davis st.. left
District wArIs s14s' 81 'AM1s iaa4 i4aS tsf St NV
QUIET. SHADY SPOT ONLY THREE
ahead const: only SANS small down
INCLUDES GharEs Act
DI. 774O: evenings. EN-. 6al5.
NOW AND THEN WE FIND A HOUSE
which, like real friendship. has improved
with age That's true true Of ,h this seasoned but
beyond Walter Reed Hospital. 10 rooms, 2
sa!hs; sss soo on %a burner 2-car garage. Price
'~,a ! Ioyrs h P T. SHOEMAKER. Es ,,ee
s32sl MONTHLY. INCLUDING TAXES
Is IT. homes High. cool, elevation.
1896 BLAINE ST. NE
Furnished by Hilda Miller.
Semi-detached and community group. Tiled
bath with shower Bryant air conditioning
ern deluss s4.ssS. a,sehen' $3.50.
TO REACH: Out Bennins I'd NE. cross
.se boess to Blaine st. G tt to
You will see our sign blocks up.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV. DI. 3346.
HOME BUYER. INVESTOR. TRADER.
Four Groom and bath modern bricks in
1900 block n G. ave. ne. Perfect condition.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
NEAR WALDORF MD

Price $500 800 cash. balance S25 per
mo. 4 rooms, nearly new frame and
concrete bungalow. Elec. at door: l30-ft.
ground, Plenty OF shade trees Immediate
possession. EDWARD L. STROHECKER,
lO1O Vermont ave. Metrnpnlitan 2113
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Inspect
5273 Nebraska Ave
BE INDEPENDENT.
Bruno

Here is an opportunity for you. The
last OF a group Of 35 homes is still avail
able. Located in desirable Edgemoor and
on 1st foorl. , complete baths. Many
other desirable features such as unusually
large lot, all-brick construction. slate roof
and automatic oil air-conditioned heat
make this home a marvellous value Call
ME- ! 1l43 j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-05-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR LEAsE-l0,OO0 SO. FIT. FLOOR
space: 2nd. and 3rd floors. ne. corner
gin ana D sts NV: Strand Bldg. heat and
town. Phone MA. 6535
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
Near Taft Jr. High School,
1906 18th st. NE

cat 18th and Otis Pl. NED
new six-room, 2-bath stone home of
center-hall design, recreation room with
fireplace. automatic heat. attached garage
Other homes in same location nearing
completion. For information call Mr.
Tracy. DE. 09l3 or DI. 3346. WAPLE g.
JAMES INC
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S6.5OO.

Very attractive home near 18th and
Monroe st. n.e.-6 large rooms. bath,
veather-stripped, built-in garage Attrac-
1--WE terms arranged. Evenings phone co.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
$15,500-Wakefield.

0OUI APpIeCUU 81. INV.
=. Situated one square north of Albemarle
ST. 81, IN the flrst block west of Conn ave.
New detached brick, center-hall plan 8
To-, loI Soxl25. Open daily, to 8 pm.
IHOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC DI $3.50.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
2013 Perry st. n.e-Bungalow, rms,
patn' fireplace. oil heat. front porch 2-car
gar; lot an AK SO: Price. $4,000. Open.
ooo. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. O317
Evening star., 1940-05-21
$7,500-Near the Chevy Chase
Country Cluh

Out-of-town owner has authorized an
extremely low, price for this particularly
well situated home. 1t is within one-half
throw from the country club. 1t is the
type OF house that some one would un-
to suit their own taste In all there are
10 rooms: = baths. 2 lavatories, hot-water
heat with. OIL BURNER. Beautiful lot
1Ox20O. You will do we'll to investigate.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.. INC. DI $3.50 or
evenings call MR.. CHAMBERS, WO I4IS
Evening star., 1940-05-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. 1914 MILES D. c.
go acres OF lovely rolling land. so acres
very fertile land. small but uaiance iovely eieaf od
brlck house, in good condition. Lovely
seItlne shade fruit, cleo. very large
spring and stream. barn and necessary out
buildings Quiet legation. Price, So. $50.
Va Phone Falls Church S37-W-l.
WILL TRADE FOR EQUITY IN YOUR
account Of owners sge esns sneacre maos tarm on
l25 acres of fine soil. 125 acres of good
heavy timber. This estate contains ii
rooms. 3 baths, oil heat, gas and electricity
One mile from Rockville. 40 head Of young
STOCK All farming equipment. Necessary
outpulldlngs,. Come out and see this beau
tifui estate for yourself. Straight through
aockviile aosaS on parnstown road about one mile
durn a,T mi right to property for inspection or
COLONIAL HOME ON 32s-ACRE FARM.
~ miles from Washington, over fast
roads. The lane winds in through the
fields to fine old Georgian house of IL
rooms, many of which are 2Ox2O: wide
center hall. walls 2 It. thick and with
hot-water heat. and bath. The barns hold
100 steers and there are over 200 acres
OF good cropping land. The house alone
can eannot be replaced for the S25,O0n. asked
shown by MASON HiRsT, Annandale. Ann ai 'SSn Vs..
at the end Of Columbia pike Phone Alex
andria s69-J-1. Closed Sundays.
MISTLETOE FARM
135 acres: old farm house, tobacco barn.
splendid well; $4,000; 5000 cash, sos mo.
Erwin REALTY CO Call Hyattsyille 334
ewes. Greenwood 1891.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
NEARBY MD-S1O.5OO.

Beautiful Grounds, " Acre.
A fine, detached home in immaculate
condition. There are bedrooms. big
storage attic Oil heat. fireplace, big, bright
Kitchen splendidly equipped. ultramodern
plumbing and fixtures spacious porches
and garage. The lot is over $50 feet
deep ROSS II pEyET Qo06
Evening star., 1940-05-21
HERE IS NEWS.

True to Colonial design and complete in
every every detail. this beautiful all-brick g.
minutes drive from downtown Washine.
ton. this property located Just OF fash
llonable Mass. ave. will give YOU gracious
Hvlng such features as first-floor lava
tory. automatic heat and beautifully land
scaoed yard are Incorporated in this prop
ELY sIy, Call Mr.: Shearer, Hobart 4743, J.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
AN INTOWN HIDE-AWAY.

With all the rustic charm Of nature
at her best, with towering trees and bloom
ing dog wood and shrubbery in profusion
The home itself is charming unique The
price Is Sl2;95O and s. 900 cash is re-
CURED The location is a secret, but phone
arrange to show you this unusually ap-
Evening star., 1940-05-21
COR. BRICK BUNGALOW
Adjacent Rock Creek Hills.

Circumstances require immediate dispo-
sition of attractive New England Colonial
own occupancy, home displays unusual in
terror design and appointments and excep-
tional construction: 6 large rooms and
and priced 81 O50 below actual cost OF
material and labor. Call OWNER. WI.
2734-J.
Evening star., 1940-05-21

$I3,b5U-Sprlng valley.
low price for q practically new home
that is delightfully."- situated in this popular
and highly restricted subdivision. The 6rst
floor consists of living room. fireplace. din
ing room; library: breakfast room. ultra
3 splendid bedrooms and 2 baths. Other
features include panelled recreation room
lar. rock wool insulation, Bryant automatic
air conditioning system. THOS J. FISHER
Co. INC. D1. $3.50. or evenings call MR..
HHAMpEPQ
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Old Georgetown Charm.

Setting high ON the hilltop, these new
Groom. 2-bath, air-conditioned homes are
truly worthy of your inspection. Less
than 10 minutes drive to downtown. yet
commanding view of the entire city and
the Potomac River, these new. all-brick
homes embody features which you would
never see in q house priced as low
roof. Colonial designed stairs and arches
and many desirable features which YOU
must see to appreciate the value that is
here. The price is only xS.45O and we
defy comparison. Call ME. ll43. ]. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-05-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOG CABIN ON I0-ACRE TRACT OF
iand miles "a Bradley blvd: reasonable
Evening star., 1940-05-21
AT LAST.

brand-new detached brick home with
bedrooms. 2 baths; near the Woodrow
Wilson High School. in Chevy Chase, D. c.,
for, only S10.950. Convenient to stores
and TRANSPORTATION. There is only one
available at this price Call Adams 6623
or EN-. 1910 until pm.
REALTOR. EDW R. CARR BUILDER
Evening star., 1940-05-21
TOWERING TREES

And unusually large lot add to the beauty
OF this distinctive Williamsburg home To-
Gated Just | block from Rock Creek Park
IN one OF the D. C.'s most desirable resi-
Dental sections: the large rooms offer q
haven for fine living and you will be de-
lighted with the lovely screened living
porch and completely finished recreation
room. 3 unusually large bedrooms. COM
piete baths, 1st-fioor toilet and lavatory
ana many unusual features such as built
IN garage and exceptionally large closets
make this property one of todays out
Standing values; You owe 1t to yourself
70 INSPECT; Call Mr.: Giles. Michigan 5000
Evening star., 1940-05-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Corner OF busy avenue me- Service
building and garage. completel.e equipped;
prics' $4,000. Call MR.. DOWNER. GE.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
A REAL VALUE.

Detached an-brick. center-hall, Colonial
home: 8 large rooms: side porch: fireplace
nnlSned basement and maids room; 3 tiled
oatns; Venetian blinds: large site; paved
street; owner will sacrifice priced at SO 45G
moworth much more. Call Mr., LANE, MA,
Evening star., 1940-05-21
California Bungalow,

xAVVWV IA 11ClCSs
Situated in 4 delightful Northwest sub
urban area at one of the highest points
adjacent, to the city. yet convenient TO
transportation and public schools. Indi-
vidually built. comfortable rooms. modern
tile bath. huge library or recreation ROOM
large attic. AUTOMATIC HEAT. built-in
garage for cars. Beautifully Handicapped
srounds, wide lawns, rare shrubs and COM
pletely fenced In with lifetime ANCHOR
wire fencing. Entire property in perfect
condition. MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE
ESTATE. Price. 81 500. THOS. J. FISHER
CHLMpERS Wc VIZ o91S, OF evenings can MH
Evening star., 1940-05-21

=. WH<oLEf BUCHANAN.
WOODBRIDGE SACRIFICE.
32OS goth st. n.e.-Owner leaving town:
Z tiled baths, bedroom and bath on list
moor, screened porch. stone fireplace, chest
nut trim. modern kitchen, oil heat. in
sulated. slate roof: garage: near schools,
cars. bus and stores. Open.
ooo WILLIAM R: THOROWGOOD.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)
COOL. ACCESSIBLE.

Attractively furnished. 3 master bedrms.;
baths. large sleeping porch. maids
quarters, recreation room. den, lavatory,
qoom as large k''Ren Roode tsac
rental, $l15 monthly. June 10. Sept. 10. |
PHONE EMERSON 1888
Evening star., 1940-05-21
Al INVESTMENT

NEW BUSINESS BUILDING. downtown.
near Mayfower Hotel two stories; oil
and leased to large national Company
with AAA-l rating; annual rent. 50 900:
tenant pays heat and service bills: financed
at 4t2et; will show 11ee net on equity
cash investment: AL proposition for your
IDLE funds. CALL MR., DREW. RE llsl.
F, ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 INVESTMENT
Evening star., 1940-05-21

STOP LOOKING
HERE 1T is.
This new beautiful Colonial residence
located In one of the most desirable resi-
now available for your inspection Full
center-hall plan. complete paneled library
on 1st floor and living room 20 It. long
are just three Ct the desirable features
bedrooms and baths on End f.. built-in
handicapped lot makes this property worthy
OF your inspection. The price Is unusually
low. Call Mr.. Freeman. Atlantic 4983-M.
COR. BRICK BUNGALOW.
open-224l 8 st. ne; Cape Cod bunga-
low. rms. tile bath. 2 freplaces attrac
living room. modern kitchen with break
fast room. recreation room oil heat. insu-
WM r. THORowGOOD
1924 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. O317.
5000 18th ST. NV,
PRICE, $7,75O.
Unusual value. detached residence. z T.,
b.. fireplace. garage. oil burner; terms. H.
H. CARTER. 613 18th NV. Ma. 417s.
323-325 Whittier st. NV.
home homes. g. rooms ms. baths sarsss; ,4 lovely
ton stores. and schools Nothing in the
S7.45O to S7,a5O
Open to Pm
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3348.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OO0 &A1AAsA0 - Sc @Ns6s
Row brick, 9 rooms and bath, 2 inclosed
porches, oil heat. deep lot and garase: near
suit. To inspect call
LOUIS H. HALL. Rsaltor.
2125 r. I, Ave NE. HO. 6O2O.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

Let the rent pay your bills: 13 rooms 2
apS apISG ~ go: II rooms. 3 apis. 3 lots,
must sell: $3.50. H. c. MAYNOR, 23Ii
Rhode Island ave. ne. NO Abs.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
;vBuReAN PROPERTY WANTED

ARLINGTON. vA.-FOR IMMEDIATE RE-
suits list your apts.. houses and other
buyers vaitins. T111 0oeS Co, 2s0S wiz
soo hvA ca. AlSl anA oa1ogd 13z&.
Evening star., 1940-05-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
SUMMER CAMPS.
OFFICES FOR RENT,

TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS, TALL
Ilmoers. Nd, opens its season July 1. En-
rollment limited. Call Adams l1 oS
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Chevy Chase. Md.-S7 45O-

Beautiful lot, 1OO-foot front; six-room
nunggalow. pnigd w. l bath and an extra Law, auto
excellent neighborhood. Boss e. PHELPS,
MA. 5000 ~