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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18
GO-ROund
Maryland Merry

director was Cal Ward, regional
supervisor of Farm Security. And
although working for a Democatic
administration, he is branded as a
staunch Republican. His selection
therefore, caused opposition from
various federal farm representa-
tives in Nebraska who didn't want
to join any "Cathedral of Agricul-
ture" under Cal Ward.
Chief ObjectOr was Fred Wallace.
chairman of the Nebraska AAA.
and it was to bring him into line
that Appleby flew out to Nebras-
ka
Appleby had first ordered Wal
lace to Washington. But Wallace
refused. Even after Appleby flew
out to see him, he could not make
Wallace bulge I'm interested in
an agricultural program. not a lot
of bureaucracy" Wallace said.
HNppACbS oLdy GU an cAIl udF, IL
nally flew back to Washington. His
Cathedral of Agriculture" for Ne
braSka definitely side-tracked.
NOTE: Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard has been looking around
to find new berth for his under
secretary outside of the Agricul-
ture Department.
*&*#
1t did not leak out at the time.
but during the recent COngression-
al campaign in the Sixth District.
two Washington socialites dropped
in on the Widow Byron and offered
10 handle the publicity for her cam
paign. They outlined an extensive
program which included mats and
cartoons to be circulated to all the
weekly and daily papers in the
Sixth District. Mrs. Byron listen
ed carefully, finally asked:
And how much would this SER
vice cost me?"
5000" was the reply.
Mrs. Byron never batted an eye.
To her friends afterwards she said
Just think what a lot of educa-
$1,000" was the reply
boys"
Needless to say, the two Wash
ington socialites did not get the
job.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

The only farm on Manhattan Is
land embraces five acres, but is
valued at 100000.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

The kOzloff brothers of Reading,
Pa, play their cousins, the Good
man brothers. in an annual game
of basketball.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-07-18

READ THE GLOBE ADS!
The guardian., 1941-07-12
Birthday Surprise
to
Mrs. Rebecca Diggs

HINGHAM, Mass, July SUNDAY
afternoon, June 20, Miss Mabel 3.
Dlggs of Blaisdell Road, bingham, was
hostess to number of friends who
gathered on the beautiful lawn to
greet her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Diggs
for surprise birthday reception.
Since Mrs. Diggs' natal day was
June lO she never once guessed the
reason for receiving so many friends
who selected this one afternoon for a
visit until her daughter, elegantly
attlred IN an orchid creation of French
design, presented her with huge cake
suitably inscribed, and the guests be-
gan singing the familiar strains of
Happy Birthday To You" Many Gifts
were received. Also cards and money.
Mrs. Diggs, a member of one of
Vlrglnla's most prominent families.
has been resident of Boston for MANY
years. A few years ago she purchased
an estate, "Ferncrest" in bingham
where she now resides.
Among those present were Messrs
and Mesdames Harlee McNair. Frank
Smith, Geo. Alexander, Walter Smith,
Edw. Smith, Emmett Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carter. Mesdames Pearl NAL
The guardian., 1941-07-12
mrOrFd UrRaAutau
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. James Edgar McCrea
nounced the engagement of their
.of 62 Catawba Street, Rexbury an
daughter Mary Elizabeth to Private
William Treadway of the 366th Infan.
try stationed at Fort Devens, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Duke of Hartford, Con-
necticut. Miss McCrea was the proud
recipient of a gorgeous diamond en-
gagement ring and their wedding is
scheduled for December. A delight
full engagement party was rendered
the happy couple by Mr.. and Mrs.
Crea at their residence on Saturday
evening, July 5, 1941 where the guests
enjoyed a collation. and dancing after
the numerous gifts were opened.
Among those present were Mrs.
Bleakley, Thomas Morrison, William
Morrison, Miss Rose Ruffin, Mrs. Shell
bourne, Lee Freeman, Mrs. John
France, Mrs. Byron Chandler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Sea-
ton Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. Digs,
Miss Edith Vann, Miss Frances Har-
rington, Miss Catherine McCreay, Miss
Irma Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Sheppard, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Peters, Miss Doris Alleyne, Allen
Wood, lfcs. Ethel Morrison, Mrs
Scott, Leslie Kinds, Mrs. Hamilton
Jones, Mr.. Clarence Docket and Mr..
and Mrs. James McCrea.
The guardian., 1941-07-12
Popular Pastor and
Wife Return From
Extensive Trip

Rev. and Mrs. S. Marion Riley, Jr,
pastor of Fourth Methodist Church
have just returned from a six weeks
tour which took them through twenty
states and the District of Columbia
Miss Mildred Wood, daughter of Mrs
Gertrude Wood of 9 Whiting Street
accompanied the Rileys on the trip.
The party left Boston May 20, bound
for Austin, Texas, where Rev Riley
preached the Baccalaureate Sermon Of
Samuel Huston College on Sunday
May Is at Wesley Methodist Church
which was filled to capacity. Rev.
Riley's subject was "And Five Were
Wise, and Five Were Foolish. While
in Austin the party were guests Of
President and Mrs. Stanley E. Gran
mum. They were royalty entertained IN
Texas.
Eight colored colleges were visited
on the tour; Lincoln University, Penn;
Howard University, Washington, D. G.;
Morgan College, Baltimore, Md; Vr-
ginia Union University, Richmond
Va; Hampton Institute, Hampton
Va; Shaw University, Raleigh, N. c.
Philander Smith College, Little Rock,
Ark; Wiley College, Marshall, Texas,
and Samuel Huston College, Austin,
Texas. They were the guests Of -four
college presidents: DIR. S. E. Grannm
OF Samuel Huston College, DR.. M. w.
Dogan of Wiley College; DR.. NJ. b.
Harris of Philander Smith College and
DIR. R. P. Daniel of Shaw University.
At Virginia Union they were the guests
of Rev. Riley's brother, Professor John
w. Riley and wife.
The twenty states visited were. Texas
Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Ken
lucky, North Carolina, Indiana, Illinois
Ohio, Michigan, Virginia, W. Virginia
Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania
New Jersey, New York, Connecticut
Rhode Island, Massachusetts and the
District of Columbia. A week was
spent in each of the following cities.
1hu9Uln, IeAaS; SC. Louis, MO-; VI.
cago and Evanston, H.; Bristol, Ind
ana; Akron, Ohio and Richmond, va.
Many points of interest were visited
including Ft. Braggs in North Carolina
and Fort Dix in New Jersey.
Rev. Riley preached for Elder hay
mon Robinson, the great evangelist, II
Akron, Ohio. He was chapel speaker
at Virginia Union University ana
brought back many pictures and sou,
yenirs of their trip and report having
had a grand time. They extoIed the
hospitality of the South and Middle
West where they were the recipients Oh
many social courtesies.
The guardian., 1941-07-12

honor at which thirty guests were
present. The couple were the recipi-
ents of many useful gifts. After the
reception the newlyweds went on a
honeymoon trip to Maine.
On Thursday evening, July II, the
Usher Board of the Charles st. A.M.E.
Church will hold a combined Lawn
Party and Watermelon Festival at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlos of
A Westminster Avenue, Roxbury. Time,
until
Rev. o. W. Childers addresses the
Forum of New Charles st. Church,
Sunday, July IS, at 4 pm.
The many friends of Daniel L. Till
man of 106 Harrishof st. will be glad
to know that he is slowly improving
from the heat and high blood pressure
attack which Frustrated him while at
tending the Elks convention in Spring
field, Mass. and caused his being
rushed to Mercy Hospital where he
could not be removed for three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Tillman wish to
thank their many friends and acquain-
tances for their kind inquiries.
The Group Ten Club took another
jump ahead on July when they held
their pre-holiday dawn dance at the
spacious Elks' Ballroom, Central
Square, Cambridge. Over 300 SOL
diers of the 366 Infantry at Fort
Devens, Aver, Mass, were on hand
under the command of Sergt. Baxter.
mingling with the huge throng that
gathered to take advantage of the
holiday spirit that prevailed. Herbie
Lee and his band were at their best
providing the music. Harold Wilson
appreciates the orderliness of the
many dancing folks, and he hopes that
they found that the better times may
be had at the Group Ten affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Gomez of 81.
Holyoke ST., announce the engagement
OF their cousin, Miss Helen M. v.
Smith, to Mr.. Clarence Maurice Ohm
stead of South Norwalk, Conn.
Mrs. Marie Finch and Miss Mary
Lindsey of Atlanta, Ca, are guests in
the Harriet Tubman House while at
tending Harvard College summer
school. Both are friends of Mabel
johnson Dean, and work in the At
lanta Public School system.
MUSIC CLINIC :. to be open the
The guardian., 1941-07-12
CITY NEWS

Attention Please the Acad-
emy of Pianoforte and Dramatics is
seeking a prodigy" (such as New
York's Phillipa Schuyler any child of
colored parents between the ages of
and possessing unusual ability
is eligible. Application blanks will
appear in the papers, beginning the
first week in September until the first
week in October, for further informa-
tion call at the studio. . 8 Claremont
Park or phone Anna Bobitt :. Ken
more 9454.
Mrs. May Chinn, Mrs. Beulah Henry,
and Messrs. William Shaw and Almont
Bracey enjoyed fishing trip to Sand
wich, Mass, on the holiday. Engaged
in competitive fishing, Mrs. Henry
proved to be the most expert, catching
lunch, prepared by Mrs. Henry and
"a fish, Mr. Shaw winning favors as
the catcher of the first fish. A tasty
ideal weather for fishing made the
day entirely enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Wilkerson of
West Medford We're guests last Sun
day of friends of their childhood, Mrs.
Virginia Davis Lewis and her daugh-
ter, Miss Cornelia Lewis, R. n, of
Garfield St., Newport, Rhode Island.
Mrs. Radcliff Stevens entertained
friends at breakfast party Tuesday,
July 8, at her residence, 20 Davenport
St, Roxbury. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lumpkin of
Mathews, Va, Mrs. Mamie Slaughter
and daughter, Mrs. Vera Shaw of
Washington, D. c. and Miss Evelyn
Manuel of Orange, N. j.; from Rox-
bury, Mesdames Emma Boggs, w. F.
Washington, Annie May Noble, Lulu
Talton, Mary Cotton, Edna Fortune
and Gertrude Cassell and Miss Ger
trude Joseph.
Mrs. Alma Ransom of 18 Dilworth
Street was married to Charles Ryals
at the formers residence on Monday
evening, Jeae %, by Rev. M. ]. Minor.
A wedding reception was given in their
The guardian., 1941-07-12

The Sunshine Band of the 18th Bap-
tist Church made its last appearance
Monday night, June 80, at an enter
tainment at the church for the benefit
of the church, under the auspices OF
the King Solomon Club. Those pres
ent were: Messrs. E. Rilenk, M. Haulk,
E. Sims, P Haulk, E. Haulk, G. Viii
liams, G. Robinson, B. Marion, D.
Marion, M. Noble, M. Lumbard, l..
Keys, M. States, J. French, L. Robins,
L. Johnson, H. Johnson, NJ. Burnett,
and Mrs. E. Branch, supervisor, with
Sonny Howard accompanist and
director.
The Original Japanese Tea Club
held their meeting at Arnold St.,
Mrs. L. Eyles, hostess. Opening by
Mrs. Francis Prevoz; hymn, "Demem-
Der Me-" also the Lords Prayer. Next
meeting Tuesday, July Is, at 141
Lenox ST., Apt. 7.
Irwin Hebron and Charles Hender-
son motored from Camp Dix on the
18th to visit their aunt, Mrs. VIM. j.
Foye and other relatives.
Herbert Dowse, Jr., is spending two
weeks at Camp Atwater.
Mrs. Louise Ross is vacationing at
her summer camp in New Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Henry johnson
spent their vacation in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Johnson's home city. Mr.. John
son returned this week Mrs. Johnson
will be away another week.
Mrs. Edith Mcpherson of w. Spring
field st. was the guest for a week of
her cousins, DIR. and Mrs. Kelly Miller,
Jr., of New York City. This week she
spent in Scranton, Pa, visiting her
brother w. C. Vowells.
At the Foye-Hasbrouck wedding
last week Mrs. Edith Mcpherson,
whose name was inadvertently omitted
from the list of guests, presided at the
wedding cake table and, after the bride
had cut the first slice, helped distribute
the pieces to the guests. No one was
able to tell Eleanor from Alice, twin
daughters of the new Mrs. Foye, but
one of them was gowned in old rose
and the other in dusty pink. They
made lovley picture in the receiving
line.
Mrs. William S. Sparrow of 612
Columbus Ave. has been called to
South Hill, Va, by the serious illness
OF her brother. Other sisters from
Norfolk, Va, are also at the bedside.
The Pulpit Repairing Club of
Peoples Baptist Church and the
Neighborhood Christmas Club had a
wonderful outing at Franklin Park the
4th OF July leaving at 10 o'clock. AL
though the weather was damp and
hot, all had an enjoyable day. Mrs.
Carrie Jones, president, wishes to
thank the committees ad everyone who
helped to make it a success.
The guardian., 1941-07-12

lory, Martina Stump, Martha Dent
Isadora Tucker, Anna Hawkins, Ella
Galloway, Sadie Thornhill, Lucy
Brown, Winnie Hueston, Anna Lind.
say, Jennie Tuttle, Ethel Carter, Mrs
James, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Waldron,
Misses Susie Mitchell, Josephine Sci.
den, Susie Jones, Bessie Davidson
Agnes Sampson and Miss Mcdonald
Rev. Guy Outlaw and Clifford Mann
Evening star., 1941-02-27
813 DECATUR ST. NV.
ca QS0
MICHIGAN PARK,

rooms and bath, oil heat, inclosed 1st-
floor porch, screened 2nd-foor porch, 2-car
garage. Open to s pm
n G
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Lge. home. made into 2 apts.. each
renting for $40 a month House needs
some repair. but inside in fine shape. Price
less than $1,000. Call F.. r. SPEAR, INC.
WI. 9IOS, Bradley Ol42
Evening star., 1941-02-27

IN ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS OF
frontage; center-hali Colonial det, brick
library. full bath on first floor: three bed
rooms, two baths second floor; attic
fioored and heated; two-car built-in garage:
oil heat, rec. room, fireplace. amazing value
at S15,750. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, Woodley
1900 until 9 I'm. 351S Conn.
Evening star., 1941-02-27
WHY PAY HIGH RENT
When Your Rent Money Will Buy
One of These HOmeS9

With about so homes under construction,
some of them finished, embracing all kinds
OF architecture and design and of varying
sizes, located in choice. spots Of American
University Park and Chevy Chase, D. C.,
the type and size home that best meets
your needs. All are completely detached,
with 3 or bedrooms, !, . or ga baths:
some have first-floor bedroom and bath,
some have breakfast hooks and recreation
rooms; all are convenient to bus lines,
shopping centers. schools, theaters, etc.
Why not outline your desires and let me
help you select your home at price and
on terms that suit you? Call MR.. HOWE,
National 0S5R or Emerson gQ53
Evening star., 1941-02-27

Across the valley. new stone Williams
burg Colonial in a secluded location Den,
bedroom and bath, down; 3 bedrooms and
bath. up. Large lot lovely porch Inspect
422 Shepherd St, Chevy Chase, Nd, or
call MT Smith, ALLIED REALTY CORP,
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LIVING ROOM. = BEDROOMS. DINETTE,
kitchen and bath. all outside rooms: Frigid-
I aire Venetian blinds. hot water water a and heat heat
S54 so. 1912 2Sth ST. Sc, Apt 4
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COLORED-767 MORTON ST NV
rms, kit. and bath, $50; heat, gas and
electricity included. Taylor 1920 2S"
CoLoRED-I ROOM AND KITCHEN
semi bath; gas elec. and heat furn., w;
S25. 637 Sth 81. ne. AT. 5651-J.
COLORED-1 LARGE ROOM AND KTTCH-
en-, semi-bath; nice home; couple preferred.
$40. 1909 50th pl. ne Ii. 1923.
COLORED-32S T NW.-WHOLE lst FL.
h., > big r; heated. h. W; cars, bus Il So.
ami. but cleo; S5 wk. or best offer
COLORED-IO2S 21st ST NW-BASE
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, REALTOR,
123 Goth Street NV.
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Restricted neighborhood in Arlington;
ideal white brick bungalow, rms, very
large bedrms.. attic recreation space; owner
must sell. Call CHI. 1893 till pm.
ESTATES.
Beautiful small estates of prestige.
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$3.50 CASH.
NANV VADn ENEnT NUE-

Hillside Md. 3 blocks TO District line
Nearly new southeast home, Il block stores
schools. TRANSPORTATION. large rooms
fireplace, new oil furnace, hot-Water heat
new elec. refrigerator, gas stove full lille
bath, shower modern kitchen; Will be com
pletely re1nished inside Can be sold for
less than cost 10 build Call Mr.. Tabler
SHANNON {. .LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV.
National 234J.
THE CHARM OF TOWERING OAKS
around wh!ye house Is well expressed iE
the center-hall Colonial home at
3l4O ABERFOyLE PL NV
In the heart of Barnaby Woods 3 excep-
tlonally spa acious bedrmS.. > sparkling ba his
a 1st-n: den and lavatory; storage attic
and bullt-ln garage-al on a corner lot
away from bad traffic Drive north on
Utah ave, right on 3lSt pl to Aberfoyle
pl. at Roc5 Greek Park, then left to corner
CT 3:2nd st. or nhone OWNER BUILDER,
Woodley 1857
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SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SANE
MONEY!

That you are paying for rent will purchase
coy home on wooded lot with refined
atmosphere IN restricted community con-
Venlent to TRANSPORTATION: ultramodern
appointments; six large rooms two baths
VIII shower. fireplace. hardwood floors
automatic heat. retrigeration. Full base
ment with toilet Bargain at SS.565
Reasonab BILE terms Evenings and Sunday
GaH GE 1547. WAPLE & JAMES INC,
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REAL VALUE IN ARLINGTON

Brand-neW brick spacious rooms .
baths large closets kitchen large enough
for breakfast set; screened porch, garage
recreation space: 6S-ft lot. Must be sold
70 settle estate Only $4,000; So 900 cash.
CHI 1898 till o pm
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I5O5 II 81. NV. National 2345
-.
DETACHED APT. BLDG.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

UOs5TNESS MT NN EON SFNLE
Ist COMMERCIAL ZONE-DESIRABLE
corner property. suitable to remodel for
business. 400 Sth st ne, 7 rms, ami:
bargain, S4,a50 Key next door VIM
BARGAIN, EASY TERMS. SUITABLE
wholesale. retail and store dwelling. DIN
OWITz CO., MA. 6717. 2S"
PRICE, $4,000
Corner, 2nd commercial: railroad siding
close to Navy Yard about $4,000 square
feet.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS.
72l 10th St. NV. MA. O765
Evenings. Call Mr. Schirmer, SH 35S1
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471O 10Th st. n.e.-Furnished sample
home Attractive new brick homes. rms.
= baths. modern kitchen. concrete front
porch. Bryant air-conditioned heat, insu-
lated; furTed walls; Rendix washer. wealth.
er-stripped. screened: large lot: price,
S6.75O uD: reasonable terms To inspect:
Out Michigan ave to 18th st. ne. left on
18th tc Buchanan, left on Buchanan to
18th, right to homes Open. Phone Mich
0 VIM. R. THoRoWGooD.
1924 r / Ave. NE. DE. 0317.
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DREAM BUNGALOW" IN NV.
Beautiful 5-room bungalow on large
wooded lot consisting of large studio-type
iylnR and dining room, lovely kitchen,
tlled balh two large bedrooms and foored
attic which can be finished into two rooms,
OnIY S6,g5O. Must see to really apppreci-
ate. Call Mr.. Ginnetti. with BEITZELL.
DI. 800 or RA. U74O ewes
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5-ROOM COTTAGE, FULLY
insulated; on salt water, 30 miles out; wa
ter. plumbing, elec; large porch. small
ling q55l
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GFOPCFTOWN

Very lovely old GEORGETOWN home with
large living room, open fireplace, dining
room, kitchen. buffers pantry. bed
rooms. : baths. maids room, very large
garden. The perfect house for entertaining.
Attractive Groom brick house with nice
garden, in perfect condition. Excellent
location Price, $4,000
Ihree houses 10 be remodeled, prices
ranging from S450O to S6.5O0.
DRUMNOND REALTY CO. Hobart 290l.
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ONE-ROOM APT APPLY ROOM 1o6-A.
1901 Mass ave. NV. Phone National 96s3:
1917 E ST. NE LARGE ROOMS; HEAT,
gas elec. included; $40 month. Apply aft
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. LONG VIEW

large family that wants bedrooms,
in Bethesda, close TO schools, for 1880,
only $3.50 cash. should call Mr Treat,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI 6649
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE MONTHLY PAYMENT
real estate notes bearing So interest for
improved or unimproved real estate. Box
411-H, Star
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2-FAMILY HOME OR INvFsTMENT

BETHESDA, MD.-DETACHED BRICK
room on 2nd floor. air ' Conditioned ned with with
gas, garage; lot 65 feet wide; S6,S50.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
11l0 < St NV. MA 11RR
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PRICE. $500.
Nice lot, 40Xl25, IN Indian Sprine PARK.
us. of Franklin ave. Lays nice and street
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
HIGHT .ANnC MI

ia MILES BEYOND D. c. LINE.
Your future domestic on the easy
monthly payment plan See agent main
entrance office, Sat and Sunday or call
c. NJ PLUNKERT, l Thomas circle Ma
Oi52
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Equipped with Bryant gas heater; large
rear yard
32I2 Georgia ave NV, S32 so Apt. No.
Living room, bedroom kitchen and
bath; rear porch.
1903 Capitol ave ne S45, Apt No. 4
Corner apt: rec hall, living room, > bed
rooms dinette, kitchen and bath: screened
rear porch.
l404 K CAFRITZ DI 90S0.
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TAKOMA PARK MD. SHERMAN AVE-
rooms kitchen, bath: heat, gas, elec. and
garage incl: $50 Adults. SH. 2925.
$500 DAVENPORT ST. NV. - LARGE
living room, bedroom. kitchen and bath
priVa+e home WOOdlcy lolT
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$780,.
American University Park.

Detached brick, 3 years old. nice con-
ditlon, large rooms, tile bath, nice level
lot; rare value for this popular section.
Shown by appointment only j. WESLEY
NE. 1l43. once open ewes
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AETNA FINANCE
COMPANY

3412 r. I. Ave. 1906 Geo. Ave,
GROUND FLOOR End FLOOR
Mt. Rainier Silver Spring
Phone: WA. 1927 Phone: SH. $50
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK,
$9,450.

Detached brick, center entrance, fire.
place, 1st-floor lavatory: 3 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor: large screened porch.
slate roof; deep lot to paved alley, and
garage; built to owners Specifications re
Gently; owner transferred. Walking dis
tance to schools, churches, transportation.
Call MR.. LANE, MA. 0S56 or WI. $3.50.
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bedrooms. 2 baths, lge. iv. rm. with
open fireplace. lge. dining .rm.. kit. with
breakfast nook, lovely porch. finished rec.
beautiful wooded lot This home is located
in the Chevy Chase section. Call g. r.
SPEAR, INC. WI. 210S, Bradley 0142.
Evening star., 1941-02-27

ACRE ON STATE ROAD. NEAR CON-
crete highway. miles from Memorial
frontage: $3.50: $40 down, $40 month.
VERNON NJ. LYNCH e. SON, : miles out
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 59O6,
Closed Sunday
MT. CALVERT EsTATE-I2-A TRACTS
and up. on Ga ave, no. Of Silver SprinR,
Nd TO our sign on left: $500 uD: terms.
VIII plan finance and build to suit Make
selection now. Drive out today. SH. 6565.
, TO ) ACRE TRACTS.
Restricted subdivision. only ) minutes
drive from the Navy Yard. Small cash
purchasers. Electricity. mail delivery,
school bus, etc. OWNER, District 1921.
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ST $50.
$7,250.
ROOM.

In Bethesda. ; bedrooms and bath
Gan Mr. Treat. ALLIED REALTY CORP,
WI. 6649.
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NORMAN ARCHITECTURE CHARACTER
lZeS this beautiful new home priced at
The extraordinarily low figure OF S9,45O.
Taree bedrooms baths, air-conditloned
with G. E. automatic heat. Attached
garage. porch; Roof is No. l Bangor
STATE, side walls and roof insulated with
4 inches JIM. rock wool Combination
storm and screen doors Near Westmore-
lano circle Cannot be duplicated at the
BETHESDA, MD.-S7.g5O. NEW BRICK
home. D large rnnms lie hath z hndrnnnS.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LARGE HOUSE NEAR CAPITOL. 3 B.:
new cond.; large lot; home or investment;
S500-S150 cash. Box 34S-J Star %
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high school. All improvements in. Really
ready TO build on. Priced under 81 500 90.
MA. 9267
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APARTMENTS UkEURkIsHED.

1900 HEMLOCK ST. NV LARGE
bright room, kitchen. dinette, private bath;
utilities furn. Adults,
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LFtIIIHso' OdII onepntId ooSI.

NEAR 9th AND JEFFERSON SIS.
6-room brick mouse, two porcheS one
Inclosed: large, lot: bargain price. 5000.
For apDt., call Mr. Peck, District :}345.
WAPLE & JAMEo. INC
Evening star., 1941-02-27

ON QUEBEC ST. NV, NEAR KANSAS
ave.-Modern brick, q rooms, bath, built-in
garage. large screened porches: recondi-
toned. MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911 q
st. NV. National 1886
GOOD NORTHWEST SECTION: $3.50
Evening star., 1941-02-27

1900 BLOCK ONTARIO PL. NV
story and basement brick, Il rms. hath;
NV. heat: garage; rear alley. Recondi-
TONED throughout. Low priced Small
GCaSh down payment, balance like rent.