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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-01

calling here load export wheat
and -four.
Coast Guards Year
Admiral r. r. waesche, COM
mandant of the L. S. coast guard,
this week announced q summary
of coast guard activities during its
fiscal year.
Most important was absorption
of the lighthouse service, which
included taking over the manage
ment and operation Of approxi-
mately 10000 aids to navigation,
and indignation of lighthouse per-
sonnet. numbering $500.
Other activities included: Lives
saved. 1o,6l5; vessels assisted,
e.SsS; miscellaneous instances OF
assistance. 4,s5s; vessels boarded
and examined. 32.655. and six
vessels seized; derelicts removed
or destroyed. 266; marine parades
and regattas patroled, 443; life
boatmen examined and certified,
3,495
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-01

ShipbuiIdiny DELAYED

Keel-laying of the first vessel
at the new Tacoma shipyards, orig
inally slated for Jan. l, has been
postponed pending completion OF
yard facilities and structures. IL
is expected construction on the
first of five vessels will be started
within 80 DAVIS. however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-01
Male Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted

WOMAN Tor light homework, plain
cooking adults Good home. small
aalarV References. Write va,
Tacoma Times.
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furnished Houses FOR Rent

THAuE. BUr -nEix. eth Times want
Ads nHODA J LkhH. 3s11 ~ J
street. eail ~ f1e Tseofna II1ses
1ffins for ons fFss ti<kst ftaefs
i aisaTa q good shos Al Z yohh
HamfiEk thsAtsf tz-39-1s
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loans Bee c. Fray
ohineeud. els Rust Bhdg. MA. 1874
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1919 FAWcET-r-~s.f . en- fufnisassd
hal1s asfaas sduita ) fss0He uh-
furuished bou~ksspins. i7te PAS
eetA
MUIR noon a.lgl.. lss I... ru. Y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-01
ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL FUEL OIL-IODAY
You'll Find the Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

~, mill run wood big corc O. so
Old growth heavy fir slab, cord. 400
2 cords or more. per cord -. 5.oo
Pitchy mill block wood. cord o-3o
Choice mill nubbins, cord -. o-5o
parf r,rv reasoned wood. cord AS
pona dyv under shed slab. cord 6.I5
X cd. bone dry. n cd. ST slab. 3.75
Heavy planer ends, cord ...... Ib0
Dry fire place wood. cord ...... $50
Choice fir sawdust. 2 units 49,. 600
Clean lump nut coal. ton ...... I'D
Good furnace mix coal. ton 80. 6s2
Any kind OF wood u cords. up. 2Zo
Bring trailer help self ...... SOC | 90
Stove oil and burner oil
FDWARDs FUEL 72I East 18th st.
Main $3.50 MALI o027
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Fast-Acfion Advertising
= you have something % sell rs s.,a
F-,ore Taooms homes 81 les no
tsSinz cost BY placing your nseos@ss
T'HE TINES WANT ADA
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LOAN

Under State Regulation
MANY PEOPLE ind . personal
lean from us especially helpful
ut this season. You win Ind .
friendly holiday spirit IN our
office . sincere desire 10
render . financial service n the
pleasantest and most convenient
way for you
LOANS are arranged quickly with
. minimum Of red taps rcS
may phone your application and
the money viii be ready sncn
You cali nj the office.
OUR COMPANY operates nder
state Regulation and rates are
In conformity with the nrw In
dustrial Loan Law Of this tate.
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sio AND Up on auto. piano ana
furniture. quick confidential and
helpful service GUARANTY NV
90 III Rust Blag
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ron nAfE-kfoslel A-se - b1F~s
po~er tNo Efllnasf sft<saste fisiux
18hneon o1th1sHo nsates t44e1 stE1
tftGk ~ poser fssE t@ent t<naef
hAs hanasn 4 Es<sNts ~ ins. ~s&tss
tfst01 Hi1s TsE0sna.
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DOWN. GO PRICES!

DOWN 60 PRICES!
A. 75-Big "a cord dry slab. gr- mix
and planer ends for kinoling
a oo-i5 dry slab. v CT mix ano
planer ends
A 5o-is cd dry slab, under she'd
e3 5o-h cd dry planer enos
2Cds
aa "a ,,,x.s %, ea0tnes s5 so
% z 60 nitobn ,ir miiirun -. 726
66o-Block and slab. guaran-
.xo yussao n,,iI wood 1000
6.5O-Dry slab, under sned Ai'oe
SMITH FUEL. Proctor fs7l
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oIIDDEH1s AODEnH Cabins. , ana
) foosns light sessf su4 fuk.
i1Faisfled - SIC 10 az Hkxfssas ~
nesr PONDER \ CORNER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Jumpin' JUe
BY ULYSSES RoYKIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Nigh Cluh Patron Will welcome Teddy
6lackmon. clever and we-know. producer back TO the
Cozy orner. Al 9l5 +, AeNandrne this week Backmon
rearns produce the shows after AT the Chicago
Neglo ENnoston. He has ols ot new IDEAS and plans 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
PORT HURON
BY CLIFFORD IonNsnN

Rev. Y. + Akers preached sv..
day morning az ShNoh RAMS
church. The pastor Rev y
Henderson. has ret1 nsd from i.
recent National Rapils' conyen,lw
in Birmingham. Ala
Al the eveing hour Inc Ssrr
Gospel chorus rendered Their a
gular third SUNDAY program 1
visiting quartet was rresen, ~,
sang beautifully.
Last SUNDAY evening tho wo.
VERNE quartet presented NJ.
gram al Mt. Olive Rap'is, chn-S
Three other quartet nsr,icipsx
and the church WAS crowded
Mrs. Callahan aud famN Nam
their guests for the uock Mrs 4
Brown, Of Evanston. lli Mrs ,
Searle. Mrs a. l.. Srirson M.
son. and Marble Ohofion i, H.
troit.
Mrs Elizabeth Rron vas hn.
tess 10 the Ne Few clnh A. n
first meeting ~ the season VEN
interesting topics We're aiscusssa.
including the issuing os scho,a,.
ship. Guests Included Ms Roh,r
Knox and Edward Nc,. Games
were played and delicious MI.
ret supper WAS scryoi
Mrs. Carrie Tlfl. heaatciar.
spent last weekend visiting h,r
mother-in-law here. Mrs l.iirl
Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
JOSEPH COLE
TO APPEAR
IN RECITAL


jo.eph cole. young Detroit bari
tone, viii he heard In his second
SUNDAY afternoon recital. when he
sings in The auditorium Of the De.
roit Institute Of Arts. SUNDAY aft
ernoon. Nov 10 at pm.
Mr.. cole is rcccns graduate Of
tho Detroit Institute VI Musical
ART and was awarded the Artists
Diploma from that institution last
juno. He will receive his bachelor
~ music degree from the institu-
tion next June.
Mr Cole s musical activities in
Detroit are we'll known. He an
peared as soloist with the 100
piece Michigan Symphony In an
hour and half broadcast over
VICAR from Pontiac last .June fol-
lowing his graduation. He is pro-
baby best known for his splendid
protrayal OF 'Amonasro" in tho
Negro Operas presentation OF Yer
dis Aida"
II Is not generally known that
Mr.. Cole is fine pianist and com
poser.
Two Of his most recent arrange
ments are now being considered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

~, Nl,,ftring their attractions In
the ,nNusns 81 The paper Detroit
40 iy becoming one of the
lt,t~ uishl spot capitals in the
middle We-' and The only way 20
0,,p h, public informed on The
Nt~' p3asts 10 80 is hy Advertising
ai rlre hem about 4. Please
a4rrats
The Ni Way on Hastings a
h.S eaa spe' vii be changing
ft- shvW soon We understand
tf, tt.e hast something very
raN aYg sensational 10 offer their
pstftus lh, Sulio cluh is also
e.frrire something extra speciai
~ ~, pairons - : Bfoads grin
o4 uae Ha Msf planning % give
.h4 Dy ~ n8gh ftr. something
rtn 0ifh NAa' We'll known star
So a haee story 70 tel
ata q show 80 puf over ad'er-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

TO March 20, 1871. Ine brOadcast-
ing frequencies OF all Detroit radio
stations will be changed. according
to announcement. Also. the change
will effect ~ OF the nations SCI
standard stations according To the
Federal Communications commits
sion.
That means the average radio
listener. will find his favorite sta
ton at different spot on his dial.
This change is said TO be in &C.
cord With a joint agreement signed
hy the United states. Canada. Next
co and Cuba. known Ms the North
American Regional Broadcastins
aerecment Interference from Mex
leo stations has been particularly
troublesome, and Cuban station
are said 10 have caused much
trouble in the south.
Most network programs take
summer vacations. Some OF them
return in the fall. as | promised
several weeks ago. you will find
listed below various network pro-
grams that will return To the air
IN September and October. They
are:
September 90 Kate s m I h
SHOW; September o4-Bob Hope:
September 29-Bob Becker on
Dogs: The Shadow. Col. Lemuel
Stoopnagle: Dorothy Thompson:
Sherlock Holmes. The Ford sun
day Evening Hour. September 30
| Love Mystery October l-Bei
Bernie. Fihber MCGEE and Molly.
October -Cavalcade Of America
Eddie Cantor & Co. Fred Allen.
October & Arch OILERS Plays.
October 6 Musical Steelmakers,
Silver Theater. Jack Kenny & co.
October Q Big Town. October a.
Tony Wons' Scrapbook. October
~ The Lutheran Hour. You may
consult your daily newspapers for
time and stations.
You may be disappointed to not
to have found Gang Buster listed
well according 10 details reaching
yours truly. this program will no;
return 70 the airwaves A new
program will replace IT,.
Flashes From Hear And There.
In reply to a number Of my read
ers who have taken time 10 write
me as TO what happened to the In
ter-racial Goodwill Hour, and why
Three Minutes with The Joncses.
has not hcen heard any more. my
answer is as follows: This program
IS broadcast over station WMRf
every Tuesday night. 1890 10 IL p,
m. and Saturday. 1880 to p. m Tho
only change in records are used
instead. The recordings are very
good such stars OF our race as
Marion Anderson. Paul Roheson.
Hall-Johnson Choir and others.
suggest that you listen. The writer
cannot say when our skit will be
presented on this program again
SO if you like the program as II Is
write the sponsor and tell him--it
YOU do not like the recordings.
write and ask for what you would
enjoy better Remember the time
and station. Those who care To
write may address The Edward A.
Baker Advertising Agency, care OF
the station.
Thursday night. Tlim's Pot o.
Gold dumped $500 In The hands Of
Charles Darncll, of Topeka. Kansas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Negro Lad Scores In
Film Biscuit Eater

translated into one OF the season
biggest treats. Billy carries the
major acting load IS he loyable
l.onnie Mcneil. the Georgia mop
PCT who takes over Tho manage
mont and training OF an oufcasi
pup and turns him mo blue
iihbon champion The Two boys
are in the hmelight most OF the
time and both show acting ability
far beyond their years.
Handsome Edward Howard. Of
Chicago. spent last week end in
Detroit. as mo guest of his rela
lives The J. +. McCalls. Guests ~
he Meals hone this week i'm
Guide Mrs McCall's sister. Mrs $.
r Miller. Of Los Angeles and Ado
lanto. California and Mrs. Mllcrs
niocc Mrs. Nell Mechanism. also ot
Los Angeles. Mrs Miller is also Tho
sister ~ Moses /. walker. o. ST.
Jean avenue. and Mrs A + Ioha-
son Of Philadelphia avenue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Cozy Corner Gets Sizzling AnStar Revue
T. Blackmon Returns
From Chi To Direct
Fall, Winter Program

The Cozy Corner. Detroits only
black and tan nigh, spot, located
at ais Alexanderine. presents by
popular demand TEDDY BLACK
Mon. ace producer. direct from
the Chicago Negro exposition Mr..
Blackmon, who is rated by the
critics as enc Of the nations out
standing producers will inaugurate
the Fall and Winter program and
new ideas. All OF which every
RIaekmon show Is noted for. His
all star-studded revue will fea-
ture the sensational singer OF
sweet songs NAN SNOW. Biriken
Grimes, who is being replaced by
Teddy Blackmon. will stay on as
the ace comedy man. And Bill
Johnson and his jitterbug record
Ing orchestra will present some
thing new in musical arrange
menis
From all indications manager
Charles Nay and the proud owner
Of the Cozy, Mac Iyey. intend 10
keep Detroiters we'll entertained
win the best Of floor shows and
good music. Not 10 mention the
food and drinks.
The cocktail hour on SUNDAY
afternoons will feature new guest
artists from many local night spots
and several famous out-of- town
guests The Thursday afternoon
cocktail hours will feature a spec.
ial ii'ferbng number by the show
which will begin at : o'clock.
Charles Nay requests that res
creations be made early for the
opening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Broad's Announces
New Attractions For
Fall Entertainment

Breads grill and Bar announces
the opening OF a new show that will
start Thursday night Sept ~
This show halls from Chicago
after closing IT'S four-week run at
the Southland in Boston This
team is ballroom dapce team and
ranks among the hest
The Strange Man comedian. is
just from tho Cotton Club revue and
Is 2 very clever entertainer.
BETTY Logan, the sweet singer Is
we'll worth the best listening 70
being held over by the booking
agency by popular demand And
always on hand Is Peggy Love IT.
Joyce the NC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

4 ~ipgs OF boy and hie pup has
never rlDg tfuer or heen told moro
nosnely Than in the Biscuit Eat
81 The paramount picture adap-
I'D from James Streets great sat
ufday Evening Post story which
ONES % ne Echo Theatre Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday.
,orde' hickman talented Ne
gro al steals inc picture which
IS flied with humor pathos. and
warm Dixie color The newcomer
PLAYS me champion and partner
20 ihe TEN year-old star Billy Lee.
THIS glowing s'Oiy has been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

His phone number was select.
and he answered the phons NJ
self. When asked how he iel, 4,
reply was Il can't tank
Quiz Kids are not heard IN y.
troit any longer. however Won ~ !.
dial KlKA, Pittsburgh WIKI y.
yeland or WOWO For Warrs +.
diana. Tuesday nights ann y
Until NEXT WEEK -..coo,
LISTENING '0''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

for publication by a New York
firm.
Bertha OFT. noted Chicago i'm
presario. who presents such mu-
steal greats as Rachmaninoff will
present Mr. Cole in February in
the Chicago auditorium. The De-
troit recital will be sponsored by
John Wesley Methodist church OF
which the Rev. H. r. White is pas
TOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
TOURIN' THE RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

My readers of this column will recall that this u,,,
told you several months ago, that sometime in DecemL
1910 would be Radio Moving Day That is the brnl
casting frequencies of most radio stations in this
would be changed However, this date has been adyar
Evening star., 1940-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CUSTOM BUILT, GROOM, LIFETIME
home. See los Woodbridge ave. Northwo0d
Park. COFFMAN REALTY CO, SH. 4123.
S6,99O-IN POPULAR GLOVER PARK:
practically new, 3 bedrooms. bath, shower
Law, large recreation rmr de luxe Kitchen,
stores. transportation; private owner. Ma.
1872: ewes, WO. 5695.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL IN
Chevy Chase, Md. or Bethesda area, list
It with J. NOBLE BOAZ for results. WI
GLOVER PARK-NEvER BEFORE HAVE
In Washington's incest close-in location at
the low price of S7,250.OO. q large rooms,
unusually attractive living room, = baths,
covsred ,,e!d concrete @ porch Sunbeam air
pipes throughout; half block to bus one
block to streetcar; also very close to
stores. stores schools ,rgn1 Ghgrshes, e, etc. Cal Mr..
after pm. RA. 114h
CORNER 18th AND MONROE sTs. NV.
$3.50; A very, attractive center-hsll
brick dwelling with y large roms tiled
baths: large porehes. hardwood floors.
4 real home barssin Or investment. na'e''
DI. ssl7. W. L. MOORE. GLE ssoe.
BRICK BUNGALOW ROOMS, TILE
bath; Is min. from Treasury. 4S5l
Bayard blvd. near 10th and Western
ave. Price. S5,250. OWNER. WI. 63l4-J
$500 BLOCK 10th NW-s R., B.: on
rifice: Sl00 down. S65 mo: splendid locs-
lsy Or v s Hurlberf. NA. ASH. v WASH
INGToN HOUSING CORP. a3l H NV.
CAPITOL H1LLr-HAvE SEVERAL 8 TO IL
l1Aas 1sSei Lincoln esfms s14s a Or MRs esiI =. " +
BAILEY, Adams 47s6. y
Evening star., 1940-05-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
on =. e; houses: no commission MRS
KERN 1852 Woodley pl NV CO. 1915.
l NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
you and pay all cash for d property.
Parker, 1915 st. NV. District 3lOO.
TO IL RMS PREFER NE OR Sc. CASH
SWhers, brokers'. E. A. GARVEY. DI 45OS.
Eve, sun, GE. $500. 1l26 Vt. ave
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D,
=. property II the price is right. Frame or
Drlck large or small. condition immaterial
r. A HUMPHREYS
ooo NO. Cap. Realtor. MA. 0S7S
DROP A POSTAL CARD AND WILL
personally call to make cash offer Tor your
house regardless of condition Box 241-C
Star ~
Evening star., 1940-05-25
BOULEVARD APIS,

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
S42 2.50-Combnaton living bedroom,
dressing room, dlnette. kitchen and bath.
$40 5O--Laree living room, bedroom. d.
nette. kitchen and bath; closets,
$50 30, bedrooms, large living room,
dinctte. kitchen and bath.
Apply resident manager or phone Tenn
pie 424O
:, blocks south OF last traffic light on Mt.
Vernon blvd. left-hand side of street.
Evening star., 1940-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

2329 GREEN S.E.--I6 ROOMS; DE-
tached; large grounds: porches; shade; suit
able residence. convalescent home, school,
rooming
Evening star., 1940-05-25
COT0RED

s-room brick. two-story and basement
near Logan Circle Oil heat. cleo. wide
lot Reduced price. $1,000. Inspection
BY appointment.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
1921 Eye NV
Evening star., 1940-05-25
Palisades of the Potomac
80 Beautiful Acres

A real opportunity TO acquire a country
place close to town: being sold for SI0, 900
less than cost; owner left the city: owner
built home; 3 bedrooms, . baths powder
room and laVatory: all-electric tiled
kitchen. maids room and bath, tiled roof:
small guest house and outdoor barbecue
fireplace
turn right I'D Fairfax rd., first entrance
WOODIEY 4665
Evening star., 1940-05-25
NEEDED.

houses for Sale IN NV. For Results Call
j. LEO KOLB, INC,
1877 Wisconsin Ave NV. MI 200.
LIST YOUR HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT
with US. Prompt courteous service.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
e9lo Wis. Ave. WO. 531l. %.
SOLORED = PARTY WANTS MODERN
nome IN good neighborhood E. M CHAP
LIN. lll5 u st. NV. North 624l %.
Evening star., 1940-05-25

bANNEN 81, HfATISVIIIIE, MD.
2-story frame building; rooms large
bath, lavatory on first floor; insulated,
rock wool, ceilings. walls and floors; Bas-
moor gas-burning heater, Pittsburg hot
water heater, Electrolux refrigerator, storm
doors and windows throughout house, front
and side p0rches dagstone walks; perfect
condition: every convenience; sale ut sac
riiice, $500; no encumbrances.
JESSE L. HE1SKELL,
lll5 Eve St NW
Evening star., 1940-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SEE AND COMPARE.

Semi-Det., Facing Govt Park.
4l22-4124-4126 Grant st. ne Price,
So. $50; easy terms. Metal windows, air
cond., insulated. Benning I'd. to Minnesota
ave-. left to Grant st.. Open daily.
THO6. D. WALSH. INC.
slb 1lth NV. District 1865.
COLORED 100 BLOCK YOU N.W.-s r.,
b.. :-w.h.: excellent condition; $500 down,
bal, S75 mo. A real bargain. w. w. Bailey
or Y. s. Hurlbert, Ma. 3571 WASHING
TON HOUSING CORP. 93l H NV
COLORED - SIX ROOMS, COLONIAL
porch: all modern brick house in seven
hundred block Of Hobart ST., at bargain
price for quick sale
MR.. COLLINS, COLUMBIA 5697. 26s
COLORED.
Beautiful Eastland Gardens
i2nd and kenilworth ave. n.e.-Purchase
lot in a splendid neighborhood: 4OxI45;
when paid $3.50 to $500 will build a mod
eIn home; Also 4244 Lane pl n.e.-Five-
room, bath bungalow; h.-wh; good condi-
tion. HOWARD s. GOTT, Colorado Bldg
Eoom l.. Lincoln 6S93-J. Salesman. r. NJ.
COLORED.
Near Navy Yard. Colonial brick, Just
fecondltioned throughout. six ropms and
pain. cellar. hot-water heat. garage, va
cant: price S4,75O
JOHN F. DoNoHoE d. SONS,
3l4 Penna
Evening star., 1940-05-25
CORNER BUNGAIOW

$3.50 CASH-$50 MONTHLY.
Attractive Woodbridge home. ; rooms.
bath. gas heat. Inspect 26Ol 22nd St ne
or call J. B. Cullins, RA. O469. with WAL
1852.
Sc 050-sth ST, Mr.. WEBsTER-2O-FT.
semi-detached brick; large
rooms. new. modern kitchen tile bath.
porcnes. 2,car gar, etc. Beautifully re-
LEO M BERNSTEIN g. CO.. NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1940-05-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ROCKVILLE lis SOUTH ADAMS ST
Furnished. new 8 rooms and bath porch
June 10 to Sept. Is Rockville 10s-M.
sdmmsr mahtbs sssTs1m1 HPgSE PsFS
shady garden, near river. Temple 54o5-J.
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT IN
nearby virginia. 6 rooms and bath. play
room, hot-water heat; electric refrigerator.
and painted throueho Garage and very
srEe oaE Fas cSnrsS hae ,o 9"6
E T. FENWIcK, woodward Bldg. city
ATTRACTIVE 6-RM. FyRN HOUSE,
T0odss pSone seeSn es June to Aug
3415 14th ST. SOUTH. ARLNGTot-6-
room house. new kitchen and bath; ami
INQUIRE 34l4 14th st. south: $50 mo. a6'
rAIREAx a1nniEy xott. C COUNTY -, ATIRAcTIyaE
saPH fSanT eRAS 45a Lee eah Hry cH sss
MODERN HOUSE. ROOMS AND BATH
lavatory 1st floor screened porch. u acre
ground Burnt Mill Hills. Silver Spring 66-J
FORESTvIILE.. MD.-NEw GROOM AND
lots, hard road. telephone and elec.; bus
service. schools. churches: steel windows.
screens asbestos roof and sides: =. mi.
TWIsLE. '' ~ f'A EN-
MODERN 5-RM. BUNGALOW; H.-w.
Arlington Va. Chestnut 1883. a6'
LARGE 5-RooM FURNISHED HOME IN
os55 oSSs5 e keep one room for herself. .J Fox
NICELY FURNISHED 5-ROoM BUNGA-
low: rent from June to Oct 80. Holly rd.,
Cheverly. Md. Warfield 1855. PCS
500 PHILADELPHIA AVE. SILVER
Spring, Md.-6-room house, automatic
heat fenced yard l-fare zone; ss' moRth sst
ROCKDALE SPRING MANOR-S90 A
on shady knob adjoining Rock Creek.
All modern conveniences and facilities of
a country estate. Located on Rockville
Norbeck highway. ! mile from Rockville.
via Wisconsin ave. or GEORGIA ave. Open
Saturday and Sunday. c. EMORY PHIL
LIPS RE. 6I6l.
5-RooM COTTAGE OVERLOOKING Po-
tomac. just off Mt. Vernon blvd: oil heat.
Alexandria 4O9-J-1.
HYATTsvnLE-LARGE.. MOD. BUNGA-
low 14rt sas d Eo elec ktshsn
Warf1eld 500. 25'
NEARBY vA-7-RM. HOUSE, NEW coND.,
oil heat Ia b. lovely view; S65: would
sell Oxford S0-J-11. @6s
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEXANDRIA. VA 12
minutes from city, beautiful furnished
homes, 8 rooms, baths all electric: June
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6-R., B.. DETACHED BRICK, on HEAT;
choice section. Arlington. Va, near every
thing: vacant. Chestnut 1907. 26'
CALL SHEPHERD 4559-W.
3-bedrm house modern improvements
in lovely section OF Silver Spring. Only S65.