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Births Reported

Walter and Dorothy Reynolds, boy
Glenn and Esther Thompson, boy
Redman and Marguerite Crouch, be
Robert and Dorothy Herd, boy
Rowland and Margaret Sara, boy.
Charles and Marianne Barry, girl
Jsrold and Mary Phillips, girl;
Wilam vhHmaS sna and GTars Msrs s9Eder' Sobds gTl
Paul and Esther Crandall, girl.
James and Alma Wasdn. boy.
Wilmer and Mary Nash, boy.
ionn sadore sna and FHan se boy boy
William and -Mignon Acker, boy
Jerome and Louise PaSternak, boy
Lawrence Law nee apd nd Eleanor Shaw: boy.
Nathan and Libby Needle, boy.
irwin and Helen Hanback,. boy.
John and Natalia Fitch; boy
Salvatore and Medora Pelicano. g.
Robert am and au: Frances sivSei Weintraub tift =.
Hill and Deveraux Carter, girl
Lawrence and Mary Hefiin, girl.
Paul and Eleanor Rifle, girl
Fan Faancif and and nelsn snnhia khautman, girl
Randolph and Laura Titus. girl
| Howard and Marion Stapes. boy
PANEL and Evelyn Robertson, boy.
Elmer and Marsaret Bouserie, boy.
Percy and Marie West, girl.
AZ and Ruth. Nelson. girl
GLen ana ErVllia hiatt girl
CHARLES and Janet Goetz. girl.
Hobart and Charlotte Clough. cir!
glen and Pauline Davis. girl
Samuel and Helen Lerner. boy.
Emil and Bessie Flax. boy
BENJAMIN and Leah LillyWhite, bo,
Leo and Ruth Cecchini boy
herman and Avis Hilderbrandt, be
Eidon and Louise Hefiin, boy
Charles and Mnnia Meyer, bov.
Abraham and Rachel Spalter, boy
Ihomas and Elizabeth Baxter, boy
Leroy and Nell Nutwell boy.
Herbert and Grace Barbee, boy.
Donald and. Dorothy Wick, girl.
Norman and Dorothy .McDiarmid.
John and Pauline Noftsinger. girl.
Eichard and Merab Flood, girl.
vernon and Una Eackles. girl
Inomas and Lillian Lane, eirl.
William and Wynona GILLESPIE, ri
John and Eliza Hawkins, boy.
carroll and Lille Scott, boy.
stacey and Esther Prince, boy.
Lester and Jennie Reddick. girl.
Naylor and Theresa Crews, girl.
Joseph and Pauline Haywood, girl.
Lenwood and Grace sykes, girl.
Ollver and Evelyn Young. girl.
Willie and Dorothy Wigenton. girl.
Daniel and Oda Williams. girl.
James and Viola King, boy
Anthony and Callie Taggart. boy.
herman and Sylvesta Roberts, girl
gonn ana Fannie Fielder, girl.
1heodore and Effie Barkesdale. girl
Eobert and Lille Anderson, girl
Walter and and samella a Turner. Fuansie' sirl hiii'
Harold and Pearl Shields, girl.
Earl and Edith C;ross hoy
Evening star., 1940-06-19
Francis Junior High
Awards Diplomas
To Glass Of 155
Dorothy Herring Gives
Voledictory, Howard
Fletcher the SoIututory

A class of 155 graduates of John
r. Francis Junior High School re-
ceived their diplomas yesterday at
exercises in the school auditorium.
Dorothy K. Herring delivered the
valedictory address and Howard r.
Fletcher, the salutatory address.
Both students were among those
who received general scholastic hon.
ors.
Miss Elsie Austin, legad adviser to
the recorder of deeds, gave the ad-
dress to the graduates and Homer
Blakey, class treasurer, presented
the class gift. The invocation and
the benediction were offered by the
Rev. Edgar Newton, pastor of the
Mount Lebanon Baptist Church. DR.,
Howard H. Long, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, awarded the di-
plomas.
The graduates and the senior high
schools to which they will go follow:
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Draper Is Appointed

Appointment of Earle S. Draper
as assistant administrator of the
Federal Housing Administration was
announced today by Stewart Nc
Donald, administrator. Mr.. Draper
was director of the Regional Plan
ming Studies Department of the
Tennessee Valley Authority. He will
conduct research in land planning
and rehabilitation of cities for the
F. H. A.
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TeIevision Demonstration

A television demonstration will
feature the meeting of the Wash
ington Air Derby Association to-
morrow at $50 pm. in the Capitol
Radio Engineering Institute, Six
teenth street and Park road NV.
The group will stage landmark
hunt from the Congressional Air
port Sunday at 1880 pm.
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Aviation Ground Course
Beqins at National U.

A ground course IN aviation ap-
proved by the Civil Aeronautics Au-
thority began today at National Uni
versity and will continue through
August 20.
For those students who can quail
ify, flight training course will be
conducted in connection with the
ground course. Flight instruction
will be given at the Congressional
Airport.
Three well-known local aviators,
Kimball Scrivener, Clark Trumball
and Clarence Holloway, will in
struct the ground course.
Evening star., 1940-06-19
WeitzeI, Nozi Leader,
Killed in Air Raid

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN. June 19.-Fritz Weitzel
36, Nazi party leader in Dusseldorf,
was killed by bomb splinter in a
British air raid on that city the
night of June 18, DNB, official Ger
man news agency, announced today.
Weitzel was high SIS BLACK
Shirt Elite Guards official in Wes-
ern Germany.
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$50 GET Diplomas
Al Garnet-P Patterson
Junior High School
Lorraine Brown and
Edward Howard Win
American Legion Awards

With First Assistant Supt. Of
Schools Garnet c. wilkinson pre-
siding, more than 160 students Of
Garnet-Patterson Junior High
School were graduated at final exer-
cises yesterday.
Lorraine Brown and Edward
Howard won the American Legion
awards. High ranking students in
the order of their rank we're Gloria
White, Edward Howard, Vermuta
Dickson, Yvonne Tibbs, Lorraine
Brown and La Verne Hall Young
Howard also won the Boy Patrol
Medal.
Graduates and the schools they
will attend are.
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To Central High School.
ppms, Gertrude
To Roosevelt High School.
Fisher. Cassandra z. Fisher. M. E. l..
To Woodrow Wilson High School.
Wilson, Beverly A.
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pfack It, niireo F. Jenious. Nathani,
P;as NJ NIL. L. =. johnson, Isaac A
Piasioww W. r., NG,,5n r. johnson, Lena c
Bolden. William E. Love- Foster tel r r
PutIas. PiIas. y9nn y5i1Ii Lucas. Florine e.
PPrslSSr. "Iiiam A. Lucas, Vivian T.
Bradley, Gladys F. McKeamer Ethel
Brockman. Gertrude Mills, Watson I,
SSar.eI, irma L. Miller. Thelma
Hrapn Hp.he15, holand Morgan, Raymon,
Caown. haLtle f. Nalle. Lewis T.
SSampoeli. cara r. Nelson, Colleen c
CtatIh. CnaIa porothy J. Nixon, William
Copeland Roland W. Proctor, Philip
Cornish, Thelma M. Rhones, Mildred
De Priest, Sallie M. Shields, CALVIN
Duuley' Aiphonso Stewart, Jane D.
Guval' Jonn W. Steiner. Albert G
FoWier, Margaret v. Smith, Robert A.
SSaraner. mary P: Stroman, Edward
Sasklns, Helen A: Terry, Branch
Greenfield. Vincent Thomas, Juanjta
grey. CHARLES. 'r; Thomas, Colleen
Irey Lawrence s. Thomas, Joseph
Herndon. Garris NJ. Thompson. Earl
GoVen, W1lhelmlna Turner Doris e.
Harris, Doris e. Washington. j.
Harris Erastus. jr. Welcner, Marqar
Hawkins. Elizabeth Washington VI,
Hill, James M. Williams. Wr1 I
jackson. Charles H. Wimberly. Ella
Jackson, Ernest Wise Rosemary
jackson, Theorla Yancey. Robert
To Cardozo.
Aston Evelyn !. King, Thomas L,
Blakey, Homer Lee. Airline E.
| Booth, Betty A. Legaett. Warren
Bradley. Mary A. Long. Annie L.
Branch. Mary G. Malloy. Epsie l.
! Brent. Katherine Marshall, Esther
| Brooker, Grayce E. Mccoy, Frederic
| Cabness, Robert c. Mcdaniel. Eleanc
Cauley. Eula M. Miller. Juanita ;
Eady: Leola E Mitchell. Jean
| Fletcher, Howard r. Roebuck. James
Fletcher. Kathryn T. Shorter Florenc
! Green, Cecil P. Smith, Annie M
| Hagans, Theo. r. Thompson, D. n
| Herring, Dorothy K. Walker Caroline
Howell Thelma r. Williams. James
| Jacobs. Naomi Williams, Mervin
| Jones, Sarah c. Williams. Thelm
| To Dunbar.
Brice. Bernice L. Leftridee. Orea
| Brooks, William T. Malachi, CASTOR
| Byrd, Gloria Martin. Wendell
| Byrd. Daniel r. Moore, Willie F.
| Galloway. James T. Opey. William
| Carpenter. v. M. REYNOLDS. Shirle
| Chichester, Clara NJ. Witherspoon. j
| Clarke. Charles Roster Marcella
| CLAYTON. Laura E. Rowe. Yancev A
! Cole. Audrey B. Russell. C, B
| Davis. Virginia E Smith, Charles
| Deskins Carroll A Smith. James J
| Deskins Frederick S. Shaw. E. Patric
| Weeks, Andrew E. Shearin. Clara
Dixon. Freddie B. Snowden. Phyllis
| Ellis Mary. G. Stables, Keith P
Fuller. Rufus c. Spicer. Eloise Y
! Garner. Albert Y Summers. La We
Goodwin. Laura K. league. Chester
| Holmes. Lottie B. Tvyman. Julia
Jackson, Lila Marie Walker. Rita z
Lee Doris E. Clifford, Lewis {
To WASHINGTON Vocational.
Bradley. c. A. Timer. Frances
Meaders. Agnes L.
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AAh6 a eAuoohs
Amprogl. Maria
Anderson, Marjorie
Barnes, Eleanor I.
Baumann. Jane M.
Berger, Marion C.
Blankenship. Doris
Burrows, Eueenia A.
Caldwell, Lillian A.
Callgure, Earcely R.
Collier, Marilyn M.
Conklin, Lois A.
Cook, Doreen A.
Dawson. Dorothy j.
De Rosa, Stella
Dockerv. Mary E. M.
Dorr, Helen R.
Dryden. Marian H.
Dunnlngton. Sally
Dye. Betty j.
pysland, Dorothy M.
Elwood, Marjorie
Faulkner. Bobbie
Fields, Mary R.
MeaSe. Carolyn L.
Fisher, Lois L.
Irons, Donald w.
Jones. Louis E.
Kasey. Charles G..
Kidwell. Jack
King. George W.
Lemke. Albert
Levine, Irving
Lewis. w. R.
Ludwig. John S.
MantzouriS, Pete G.
Marceron. Eugene C.
Mattingly. S. P.
Mckay. c. w,
McNulty. F. NJ.
Mease, Ernest w.
Nelson. Donald 5.
Parker, John E.
Perg gande, K. H.
Philpot. Richard
Quinn. S. G.
Repetti, Edward M.
Schlauch, Floyd NJ,
Seginak. Stephen D.
Shearer. j. B.
Shelton, L. C.
Nalley, Jean p.
Noble, Caroline L.
O'Brien, Lucille A.
peake, Patsy E.
Peck. Mary L.
Perciyal, Peggy E.
Post, Nellie
Powell, Betty L.
Prime, Emma NJ.
Robinson. Amelia
Root, Jean F..
Ross, Helen M.
Rowe, June M.
Seward, Anita I.
SkileS, Doris j.
Sommerkamp. M. L.
Stretch, Ruth c.
StuddS, Louis j.
Tabler, Rosemary
Tryon, Jean
Tweedale. Mary L.
Weidner. Mae c.
WEIGH. Marjorie v.
williams. June c.
Evening star., 1940-06-19

W AAA uOONiAA "a u
To ArmstronI
Adams. Connie
Barnes, Ella B.
aylor. David
Beauford Horace
Berry, Mildred e.
Brown, Edith z.
Brown. William
BRYANT, Lawrence
Butler. Lois
Byrd, Helen
Campbell. Maurice
Carter. Helen
Chamberla in. W.
Clarke. Harriet v.
Conway, T. Bruce
Dykes. Walter
Easley, Ariel E.
Elliot. Annie Lee
Faison. Robert
Fleming, Matte F.
Garner. B. Gerald
CASA way K.
Goodall, Sarah
Granton. Louise
Goodall. Laurence
Harris, Geraldine
jenkins, Eddie
To Cordoza
Beckvith. Annie M.
Blaks. Bernice I.
Bourke, Dorothy A.
Bouch. Phyllis
Brown, Ernest V.
Bryant Hattie NJ.
Bradley. Anita C.
Cephas. William
Carmona. Alicia A.
Clagsett. William
Carter, Dorothy S.
Cstlett, Ruth
Coles. Josephine
Coehill, Charles
Davis. Edward
Farrow, Richard
Footman, Mary
Harps, Helen
Fountaine, Earl
Edwards. Doris
Holland, Marguerite
Hart. Marsaret
Holmes. Yvonne E.
To Dunbar
Anderson. IneZ
Adams, Jacqueline
Brooks, F. A.
Brown, L. P.
Blunt. L. Mae
Burns, Sara A. H.
Boyd. Anna
Bradford. jeanette
Brent, j. z.
Camp. Grover
Chapman. Gloria A.
Davis Lois
Dixon. Vermuta
Dutch, Dorothy
Fisher c. Bennett
Forte, Dorothy
Foster. Curtis E.
Francis, G. A.,
Freeman. Calvin w
Glover. George
Goodwin. B. Odessa
Greenfield, James
Hall. LaVerne B.
Harps, Helen
Hardy. Raymond
Hill. Gloria
Hemby, Willis j.
Hill. John Lucas
Holland. Marguerite
Holmes, McDougal
Howard Edward B.
! jackson. Eugene A.
| Jackson. Selma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Republicans
Open Season
With Tea
Mrs. Van Zandt
Talks on War and
American Defense

The League of Republican Women
Of the District reopened its head
quarters for regular activities with
a large tea yesterday at which Mrs.
Lydia Van zandt, lecturer and
traveller, was the guest speaker.
With "Hitler's Blitzkriegs" as her
topic, Mrs. Van Zandt reviewed
events in Europe and related them
with Americas defense problems.
Declaring that the time for being
passive is past, she said: "As free
people we have differences of opin-
ion as to the best course to pursue,
but we now know we are no longer
unconcerned. We know that our
way of life will be vitality affected
by developments overseas in the
next few weeks"
While the United States today
may not be in immediate danger of
military invasion, she said, the
Nation already is experiencing a
fifth column and propaganda in
vasion. These" she pointed out
have pICCtueu anu pdNeu Gllc way
for the military in every European
country
Our greatest immediate national
defense need" she added, lis one
to which each of us can and should
contribute. This defense is a
stanch refusal to compromise with
totalitarian principles"
Mrs. Van Zandt took issue with
Col Lindbergh's statement that in
the past we have dealt with a Eu-
rope dominated by Britain and
France and that in the future we
may have to deal with a Europe
dominated by Germany.
In the past" she said, I'VE have
dealt with 26 separate nations. each
with its own economy, customs and
trade regulations How can Col
Lindbergh or any one contemplate,
without apprehension, dealing with
a Europe dominated by Germany
a Europe organized as one large
economic bloc, probably with a
single customs union?'
Mrs. Van zandt attended as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Miss Hope Haverty
HOnOred by Shower

Miss Hope Haverty, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Clarence B. Lyons will
take place early in October, was
complimented last night with a mis-
cellaneous shower given by Mrs.
Ralph L. Hensley and Misses Jean
Pauly and Jane Giles, at the home
of Mrs. Hensley.
Those attending were: Miss Helen
Baxter, Miss Anne Blackstone, Miss
Lois Dresselhuys, Mrs. Richard
Hanlyn. Mrs. Frank Haverty, mother
OF the bride-elect; Miss Betty Mat
tingly, Miss Rachel Mulvihill, Miss
Page Spencer, Miss Marian Thielen,
Miss Nan Ward and Miss Claudette
Warfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06

guest of honor of Mrs. Edward A,
Keys, who entertained q large party.
Several other members enter
tanned small parties. Among those
attending was Mrs. William E.
Borah, who poured tea during the
Afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Henry Albers, chair
man of the Summer Activities Com
mittee of the league, and her CO.
chairmen, Mrs. Maurice H. Thatch-
er and Miss Grace Burton. assisted
with arrangements for the tea,
which was preceded by cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Mrs. G. G.. Hoover
Back Chevy Chase

Mrs. Hoover, wife Of Comdr.
Gilbert Corwin Hoover, U; s. N,
has returned to her home, at 4
Newlands street, in Chevy Chase,
Nd, after spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dumbell, who have occu-
pied the Randall H. Hagner cot
tage at Nantucket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Gen., Mrs. Mcclure
Back in Capital

Gen. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Nc
Clure, who have spent several weeks
in the White Mountains at Bethle-
hem, N. H., have returned to WASH
ington and are In their apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
w. O. Burgins Return
From North Carolina

Representative and Mrs. William
o. Burgin have returned from Lex
ington, NJ c., and are at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1940-05-09
REAL VALUE!
5-ROOM, NEW
ASBESTOS SINGLED
BUNGALOW,
OPEN FIREPLACE,
$6,450,OO,
$3.50 CASH;
$48 MONTHLY.
1925 5th ST. So,
ARLINGTON VA
REAL VALUE!

Large living room, open fireplace. large
window. window each side Of fireplace.
Ing to concrete porch uOxI3J; modern
kitchen, tile drainboard plenty drawers
cupboards inlaid linoleum, Magic Chef
closet. other bedrooms, / closet. modern
bathroom. built-in tub. shower curtain,
tile base and floor, mirrored cabinet. hand
basin. stained woodwork. hardwood floors;
Attractively papered; plenty fioor plugs
weather- stripped: screens throughout.
stairway to full pine floor attic. can be
made into room; Ain rock wool insula-
tion; full basement steel beam and coll
nmns, oil burner, summer and winter
th0okup; laundry trays, connection for
Flagrock walk to entrance: sod and
snrubbery; lot 50 IT. by l2O IT, deep; pri-
Conveniently located ideal neiphbor-
nood; near bus and school, Our lO5th
nome IN subdivision, Inspect day or night;
ao ao saiesmen: DO not use follow-up system
Evening star., 1940-05-09
IN A DESIRABLE SECTION
OF NEARBY VA

Lovely Cape Cod type home, .2Na yrs. old
center-han entrance. very large sunny
lot with trees. completely fenced; gear
detached garage: conditioned: quality
construction. with many unusual features.
CHI 233R
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$I6, ,75U,
Just Of Mass. Ave.
Adjacent Rock Creek Hills

Circumstances require immediate dispo-
sition OF attractive New England Colonial
cottage; completed in 1899 by owner for
own occupancy. home displays unusual in
terror design and appointments and excep-
tional construction; large rooms and
and priced S1.050 below actual cost OF
2734-J.
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VIRGINIA. FARFAx COUNTY. 20 MN
XII.MheoMNRAsYH as oMNRAsYHHNaMTeS HoMeS AITETHs h5w HsPo3M 1
RAGE. FULL nAeEMENr. TILI BATH AND
SHOWER: OVER u ACRE LAND: BE-
IWEEN LEE BLVD. AND LEE HWY
SEASON. PHONE FOR APPoNTMENT
N. G. HINES & SONS,
CHI 244O. ~2118 Wilson nivd
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.-S9, ,45O

NEW. BEAUTIFUL. DIFFERENT,
$500 CHESTNUT ST
New detached Colonial home beautiful
and different: larse house for the money;
1st foor-22-ft. living room with paneled
walls and fireplace. paneled den lava
tory. dining room and modern kitchen:
2nd foor-3 spacious bedrooms. tile bath;
basement-space for recreation room. lava
tory, built-in garage: oil burner: slate roof,
struction: lot 60xI4S with fine surround
inRs. To reach: Out Conn. ave to Thorn
apple ST.. right on Thornapple across
Brookeville I'd, l block to Chestnut St.
right to house Open Sunday and daily.
OWNER. builder. 100l 18th st. NV MA.
6EkA. or eyes. WI hlSp
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN GLORIOUS BRADLEY
WOODS

the brown shutters at 1929 Chichester I'd ;,
with a large lot. 100-ft. frontage; library
and lavatory, on main floor 3 bedrooms
garage; aforementioned oil heat, Drive
out Wisconsin ave. to Bradley blvd. left
PAUL T., STONE, INC, 927 18th st.
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Issessed ii. on. Home

RepOSSeSSed III. @. L. G. Home
In nearby suburb. Beautiful corner. with
shade. overlooking parkway; lot 1OSx121; !;
bedrooms and 2 baths; pAneled library
and lavatory on hrst floor. with porch on
Library; ,ioIsasy; .utomatic oil heat: Esrsse e..
and balance In one trust ct 4h%.
For inspection, call Mr.. Nyce, DI 6O02.
WIN. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. lids. Realtor.
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Brick Colonial. 6-room. hali-type; OAK
noors: automatic heat; 5 porckes: recrea-
tiSn room; garage; good yard to paved
aiiey; terms. Call MR.. LANE. WI. 62s9
Evening star., 1940-05-09
DON'T FAII, TO SEE

AOAS LAAo Az DEE
II you are looking for q fine, brand new
home N q beautiful wooded setting located
in one OF Washington's outstanding nearby
from downtown. Stone-front williamsburg
on large lot 75xl15, large living room
with open fireplace and large porch,
hrst floor, three bedrooms and one with
sundeck, 6 E. air-conditionins, extra
heavy Vermont slate roof, insulated
weather-stripped and screened. To reliable
purchaser will make terms like paying rent
Price reduced to $12.950 For particulars
or after d pm
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HIGH VIEW APT.

49,, FOINIS IN DC.
Bldg. about yr. old: 3 stories, 30 apts.
OF Z rms. K. and b.; mod. equip; stoker;
gross annual income approx. 100000; 10
W; loan: reas cash payment and terms:
payment: Call MIR. DREW, RE. 1iS1.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Invest. Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-05-09
ANACOST1A-OPEN DAILY.
1340-5l Maple View Pl. S.E.
WOODRIDCE-S7 $50.

New semi-detached brick; s large rooms
bath, oil heat; wooded lot, high elevation
overlooking river. Call Mr.. SHELTON
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FIVE NEW HOMES.
EXHIBIT HOME. BOB SLIGO AVE

4lIVEE SFHINO, MARYLAND,
OPEN DAILY TO PM.
Detached brick. slate roof: rooms
conditioned; oil heat; rock-vool Insulation,
furred walls. FURNISHED By Hilda Miller.
Go out Georgia ave. to Sligo ave-, which is
1st street to the right after the Silver
Spring underpass. Then short distance to
homes.
THos. Z. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
72l 10th st. NV, MA. O765.
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NE. SUB. SHOW PLACE.

found anywhere; N 'ses area Of % over io.ooo @ a. a.
#. center-hall stone home with bedroom
and bath 1st hoor and 2 large bedrooms
en- and breakfast room: slate roof. oil heat;
looks like. new, Pet over $500 slashed
from nev-houss prics. OI 7740; sveninss.
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sos

Per month UP Why rent7 Let US build
NJ. KITCAN & CO., Tower BLDG. MA.
$780, EVENINGS, RA. 2d36.
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JUDSJN hEAM Z,
1922 N IRVING st. CH. O220.
LYON VILLAGE. VA.

BEST SECTION: 2-sroRY, 3-BEDRooM.
EN0LISH-TYPE HOME. LARGE ROOMS,
WATER HEAT, TILE BATH AND SHOWER,
LARGE WEIL-SHRUBBEp LOT AND DE
TACHED GARAGE; IMMEDIATE POSSES
9ION; PRICED Low AND EASILY
FINANCED. CHESTNUT 244O.
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ARLINGTON. VA.

New 5-room brick, full cellar. oil heat;
back yard fenced In: 10c bus; swalkins
ssse dorn snoppns eenss 1rfe Month
cludes interest. principal, insurance and
taxes on r. H. A plan.
porches; large lot, trees and s1rubbery;
center Of Clarendon, 3 blocks from Catho-
lie church and school,; price. $1,000; $500
AND MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM.
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ONLY $3.50 CASH
And monthly payments less than rent
Will secure for. thrifty buyer charming
Chevy Chase home consisting OF rooms
and tile bath: has large Handicapped lot;
only. To inspect. call WALTER AIKEN,
Adams 5297 or National 0S56
BEAUTIFUL, DIFFERENT.
$13,950.
Unusual new home now open. Set on
. high hill with wonderful view, in
beautiful Hillcrest. in midst of $4,000
TO 500, 900 homes. Design is Dutch
Colonial. stone and brick 1st floor has
huge beamed-ceiiing living room. Dutch
oven fireplace, bookcases. large picture
windows, with a view that is unsurpassed: :
step-up dining room, large windows mod
ern kitchen and large paneled den with
1.-TWO are 16x22l. and . tiled baths. Base
ment has recreation room with fireplace.
maids room and BATH laundry. oil burner
air-conditioninR plant, gear garage: large
lot with 5 oak trees. Close to schools
buses. etc: right in the city, yet as private
lifetime. To reach: Out Penn ave. se
up the hill to 31st ST.. right on 31st to
OPEN SUNDAYS AND DAILY.
Worth Your While Just to Inspect 1t.
OWNER-BUILDER.
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ApARrMIHrs susuaskh.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WIDOW IN GOVT SERVICE WISHES TO
share her well-furn. small new home in
Va. with congenial middle-aged couple for
. reasonable amount and meals; 20-min.
bus to Govt. depts. CHI. 6477. IL
CoMFoRTABLE sEMI-DETACHED SIX
room house: r st. NV. near Montrose Pk. !:
until Oct. l: S65 month. Dupont 1897.
sEMI-DET. GROOM HOUSE, YARD:
fst.oct. 1st. RA: ol43: $500 7th NV.
CLOSE m. NEAR SOUTH END TAFT
Bridee-6 rms. cleo refg. garage; excel.
condition, very nicely furn.; S95; Phone
Mr.. Miller. Ma. 9300. Ewes. Woodley O112.
CHEVY CHAsE-CHARMING HOME,
completely furnished; bedrooms, sleep
ing porch: short or long lease. Wisconsin
3510 for appointment.
CLOSE IN. NEAR SOUTH END TAFT
BridRe-6 rms cleo refg.. garage; excel.
condition. very nicely furn.; S95: Phone
Mr.. Miller. MA. $500. Ewes, Woodley OLE.
$50 D ST. s.E.-TO OCT. /: GROOM
hoqss; h nwnrs Tsss' to responsible party Apply
CHEVY CHASE. MD-FoR SUMMER, New
6-rm. house: quiet street: large yard: ref.
WI. 5O27. If no answer WI. 1898.
TEN-ROOM HOUSE ON POTOMAC, PART
ly furnished; 25 min. to Washington: SIS.
Box 276-C Star.
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GRIN. 2-sroRY. H.-w.H,, LARGE WOOD
ed lot. excellent residential section NE, for
Arlington County property. Chestnut 1900,
1ves., Cheatnut 1901.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY ron sALE.
8 BEDROOMS "a Am

AA1SSA EASAs Ad0.
o rooms. baths: arranged 2 spts, Ali
conveniences; $6.95O; easy terms. Phone
Shepherd 636S for appointment
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BANNOCKBTTRN
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EAST CAP. ST. BET. CAP. AND LINCOLN
etc: all new condition: excellent for tourist.
roomink or professional use. Consider small
house IN exchange. no cash necessary. s.
A. GARvEYs Dl. 1908. Eve, 0E. 5000.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL. 271S 36th PL. NV
II rooms. baths, 2-car garase: lot
o0xl2s; reasonable. OWNER. Woodley
1878.
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ON KANSAS AWE.

In. popular and convenient section-rov
brick; 8 rooms. bath. three porches. au-
BY builder at "trade-in" price Ask Tor
Mr.: SedicVm evenings. AD. 1885.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Invest. Bldg Sales-Rentals. DT. 6OD2