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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14
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TO Y.W.C.A. OFFICES
AT

GREENSBORO. Feb. 13-Work-
ing out plans for second semester
activities, Freshman Y. W. c. A.
clubs at Woman's college have
elected new officers, Miss Isabel
Mcintosh, of Altavista, Va, is
chairman of the freshman depart
ment of the "Y' at the college.
Miss Mary Edwards of Montclair
N. j., has been named president
of the Tuesday "Y' club; Miss
Margaret johnson, Winston-salem,
president of the Wednesday club;
and Miss Lucy Corbett, Whining
ton, president Of the Thursday club.
Other officers include in the
Tuesday club: Misses Helen Sui
Ivan Winston Salem, vice-presi'
dent; Marjorie Rue, secretary,
Crawford, N. j.; Gloria TinfoW.
program chairman; Marjorie Ma
son, Garden City, N. Y, worship
chairman; and as publicity COM
mitee, Misses Fleeta Setter, East
Spencer; Ann Hoover, Pineville;
and Judith Flandreau, Allendale,
N. J.
Assisting officers in the clubs
which meets on Wednesday after
moons are: Misses Eugenia Cox,
Winston . Salem, vice : president;
Suzanne Walker, Charlotte, secre-
tary; Virginia Murphy, Lowell,
worship; Dorothy Lewis, and Kath-
eryn Lewis, Baltimore, Md, pro-
gram chairmen; and Nancy Kir-
by and Betty Shaver Moore, both
Of Charlotte, publicity.
Miss Mary Morrison March OF
Mount Airy will serve as vice.
president and program chairman
Of the Thursday group. Other off
GERS are: Misses Blanche Stevens,
Council, secretary; Katherine
Gray, Wilmington, worship and
music; Mary King, Wilmington, so.
cial chairman; Patricia Patton,
E%dgewood, Md, publicity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14
Kelly

KELLY. Feb. ia. j. Blood
worth is slightly improved a1ter a
serious illness. - Miss Myrtls
Adams made a business trip to
Burgaw Friday w. M. Blood
worth and G. W. Rawls made a
business trip to Wallace and Pen
derlea Monday Quinton Corbett
was a business caller in BurgaW
Wednesday.-Mrs. R. T. Hunt has
been i'll this week. Mrs. j.. R.
Barnhill. and Misses Beth and
Victor Hunt visited Mrs. Barn
hills brother, Lee Hunt, of Wal
lace, who recently returned from
the Veterans hospital in Fayette'
vile.
w. M. Bioodworth made a bust
ness trip to Elizabethtown Friday,
B. w. Adams, who works If
Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his family here Rayburr
Radeford was painfully injured If
a truck accident Tuesday.-Elsie
Bloodworth, young daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. R. c. Bloodworth, is i'm
proving after an illness.
E. l.. Corbett made a business
trip to Wards Corner Thursday
Eta Carolyn and Rachel Hunt
young children of Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Hunt, n improved after ar
illness.-R. K. Henry has return
ed from the hospital after an oper
atom Miss Myrtis Adams wa!
Sunday night guest of Miss Berts
Horrell Luther Rocks has accept
ed a job at Holly Ridge R. A
Rocks, of Wilmington, visited hi
family here this week.-Mrs.. A. L
Corbett and Mrs E. l.. COrbet
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14
MR.. C, A.. Hasty Of Maxton. The
brides were given gifts in crystal
and a sweet course was served.

Mrs. Edwin Whiting honored a
trio of brides, Mrs. Walter Scott
Shepherd, Mrs. Horace Barnes and
Mrs. Ben Traylor at a meeting OF
her bridge club. Each was given
a gift and prizes were won by Mrs.
Chalmers Biggs, high scorer for
members, Mrs. Horace Barnes,
high scorer for visitors and Mrs.
H. P. Allen, low scorer. A dessert
course was served after the game.
Mrs. Edwin Pettett was the other
visitor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

TT you LIKE a soft, restfu1 ride in
a big, roomy car-make a note
right now to see this years Ford
before you pick out any car!
Get in and test its great new ride.
Get the solid, big-car feel" Of it
along the city pavements. Then head
out where the bumps begin and
see for yourself how softly, gently,
quietly you ride, front seat or rear.
Here is not just an improved" ride
-. but a new one, re-engineered
this year from soft new springs to
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14
Club Clock

The Lutheran Men of St.
Paul's will hold their regular
meeting at 8 p. m. tonight at
the home of Rev. Walter B.
Freed. The program commit
tee has made arrangements for
all and every member is urged
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

Casteen' w. c. Edmund, Ceo,u.
Moore, and Gene Porter,
Miss Minnie McIver Land w..
hostess to the Fortnightly cluh
Wednesday evening. Three t.b,''
were in play. High score "
awarded to Mrs. D. c. Mor'a.
and Mrs. E. S. Hand who cn, e'
tie. A salad course with fruit c5 w..
and coffee were served. INs
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

1t is estimated that 1.07 per
cent OF the number of babies
born in the United States are
twins. Twenty per cent Of these
are identical type twins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

spent Thursday in Wilmington
shopping.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

Mrs. Ted Crawford entertained
at bridge for Mrs. Jack Ward, OF
Rowland, and Mrs. Paul Byrum OF
Middlesex, winter brides. The
prizes were won by Miss Mary
Pate, high ore and Mrs.
Blanche Mcclellan, low scorer. Re-
freshments were served in tw o
courses and the guests were all
from Rowland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

the new, perfected ride stabilizer.
And with new ride you'll find new
room in this Ford. No just a little
but a lot more DON Brand-new
bodies for Al, on heightened wheel
base, give as much as seven inches
added seating width-with greater
inside length and bigger windshield
and rear window than anything
else i'll the Ford price range!
See your Ford dealer and ask about
a deal" on the biggest, finest
riding Ford a you've ever seen!
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

Mrs. Luther McNeill, Jr., of
Maxton, formerly Miss Bobbie
Weaver and Mrs. Allie Newberry
of Fairmont, formerly Miss Mar
garet Currie Mclean were hon.
ored at bridge when Misses Mar
garet Sprunt Hall and Miss Carrie
Bell Strayhorn entertained for
them at the home of Mrs. S. F.
Caldwell. Bridal TALES seated
guests for bridge with high score
prize won by Mrs. Johnny Mccall
lum Of Maxton and second high by
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

1, Arrangements of camellias If
sea shells, with or without other
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-14

Baker sanatorium alumnae asso-
citation studied National Defense as
it relates to the nursing profession
at it's February meeting. Miss Eve
Ign Priest presided and the dis
cussion was led by Miss Elizabeth
Pearson, superintendent of nurses
and Mrs. William Norment. Re-
freshments we're served by tn e
hostesses, Miss Ruby Gilbert and
Miss Marguerite Smith.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
WEEK. ADDITIONS DAILY AT $500 400, ,,43o and 500 P.M:

the. faculties Of vorious private and public
schools throughout the city, together with
Leading newspaper women Of the District.
A different jury Of judges each doy, to in
sure importiolity.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

THE WINNER of the contest will receive
q 81 90 Government Bond and the oppor-
tunity Of going to Chicago with one parent
(oll expenses poid) to participate in the
National Aka SeItzer Quiz Kids program
plus other prizes totoIine SlOO in cash
and 10 Zenith Rodios.
Evening star., 1941-03-30

SEE THE ZENITH ROBOT "sILO"-Is
he man or machine? The man without ex-
preston who moves, octs and to all appear
onces is q living shoP-wr1dow nnonnequin.
A fly can olieht on his eyelid without one
move of fociol muscle. Don't miss him.
Evening star., 1941-03-30
QUIZ KIDS ADDITIONS Open TO TAE PUBLIC
AT THE HECHT co. ALL THIS WEEK.

BILL CRAGO Of Station WRC will be
Master Of Ceremonies. Twenty Of the rs
children chosen to participate in the con-
test will be ouditioned in relays of each,
every half hour from $50 to 5 PM. On
Our Third Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

NICELY LOCATED IN BROoKLAND.
Cozy seni-detached home OF six rooms
and bath: with hot-yater heat. ample SPACE s.
Churches, stores. etc. Price, S6.e5o.
JOHN sCRIvENER = BRO,
District $500. 72S 9th St. NV.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
ROOMS UkfURklSHED.
ROOMS WANTED,

DESIRE REFINED young ladies for large
studio room in lovely Groom apt, foyer;
kitchen privilege, Call after Pm co.
10241.Apt 604
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BUNGALOW-VACANT
rooms and bath. extra large lot: l
Bradbury Heights. Md. Phone MR.. MARO-
DICK, Ii. 1000: or MR.. MOORE, D1. 1900.
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UNIQUE VIEW.

This coy home is full of charm. 1t
overlooks rolling hills, beautiful homes,
woods and stream. highly restricted; in
the District, an ideal place to Give. A
bath Cor den) on 1st FIR, 3 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd FIR, storage attic, recreation
rm. and fireplace, nice lot with doswoods
oaks, etc. You should see this house
CALL MR.. RLACKWELDER. EN- O1R2
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ROLLINGWOOD.
NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL. HOME

Edwin L. and Lois B. Taylor.
Now Being Completed
Situated on large corner lot with beauti-
full view 10 rooms. 3 baths 2 lavatories,
5 bedrooms, large finished storage room,
attractive recreation room with fireplace
unusually spacious 2-car garage with
alcove.
601 EAST LELAND ST. WI 5s6T.
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S14,950.
SI4,S5U.
4 REDROOMS-2A RATHS

This handsome new fully det aIl-brick
center-hall Colonial home sits on lovely
Amer i0s Univ W hieTs' Contains oa 9sIsu 1arse
bedrms.,- 21s tile baths (den and "a bath
on 1st hoor), large finished rec. rm. You
can now choose your own wallpaper and
color scheme. OF course. it is near schools,
shops and transportation. At this price
II will sell quickly. Call MR.. SABLOVE,
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American University Park.
An nEn

Beautiful all-brick home. built by owner
only months selling at cost, cannot be
duplicated at anywhere near sale price.
Large living, dining room, screened porch.
den, "a bath. 2nd floor, . large bedrooms.
den. Oak trim throughout; oil burner
heat, insulated. built-in garage; homesite
60X110 covered with beautiful trees.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Cleveland Park-S12,750.

Detached, q large rooms, porches,
baths (6 hedrooms), nreplaces. oil heat
and garage. To settle an estate. The house
has Just been renowned and is in excellent
condition Quiet street. very little traf1c,
safe for children. BOSS Il PHELPS.
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DOWNTOWN-S10,9
Very substantial 3-story semi-detached
brick house, bedrooms, baths. 2-car de-
tached brick garage: excellent for rooming
house. Price is about $1,000 less than the
assessed valuation. BOSS & PHELPS, MA.
1900. Evenings call Mr. Shackelford,
Sligo 660S.
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AN OLD HOME

WITH A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN
This is charming old place, it has one
of the incest gardens I've seen; all kinds
of roses flowers, gold nsh pool. hem
locks, cedars everRreens and goes way
back $50 IT. deep. 1t has 2 picturesque
rooms: and is SO well preserved that it
heats for only $3.50 per year Only
$4,000. CALL MR.. BLACKWELDER.
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nearby Virginia; 5 rooms, on large corner
lot, unusually large living room, full
basement. screened porch, storage, attic,
s7;650. Terms. shown by appointment
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ARMY COLONEL WANTS 70 LEASE UN-
furn. house in best NV. section. Only .
in family. Will pay S175 to 5000 Call
DU. 77s4.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, ROOMS OR
more, immediate possession. Phone Tay-
lor S774.
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY. ADULTS. UN-
furnished or bedrooms, detached, North
west section or suburbs. Write GEO. T.
FULTON, $40 Bond Bids, 14th and
N. Y ave 15'
FURNISHED HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
from Oct 1st. Chevy Chase or Bethesda
sections. with reasonable access to transp.
State rent, etc Box 3S9-T. Star. IA
UNFURNISHED, NEARBY MD. OR NV
sec. or 3 bedrooms, garage, near schools.
Phone Dupont 6042.
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LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
l7lg X ST. NV MA 11RR

NEAR 18th AND K SITS. NE
rooms. semi-detached brick, bed
rooms. in good condition; oil heat, garage;
home or investment. Also s rooms, 2
baths, brick. at 3rd and Madison: a good
buy. To Inspect. csn Mr.. PARTLoW.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FACING BEAUTIFUL
SHERMAN CIRCLE.

REMARKABLE VIEW.
Semi-detached home with three expos
ures on deep lot. 2-car garage. A splendid
and bath. rear porches q of which IS
fully inclosed and large enough for full
bedsl, living room. dining room, kitchen
and pantry. with a nice front porch: oil
heat. Splendid condition. For informa-
ton. can Mr.. Giles. ME-. 1919, with d
Once ti Open Until PM Daily.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

HOUSEKEEPING RM heated by stove,
nearby Nd. wanted by elderly lady; rea-
knnahln WA 11AR
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IN ANACOSTIA ON w ST
Groom house, newly papered and
painted suitable for boarding or room
Ing house; in excellent condition: price.
S5,350.00.
Mr.. GREEN, AT. 2246 or DI. 3346.
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THIS IS 1T!
AA4o ~
4 YEARS OLD BEDROOMS.

highly restricted development with
homes OF individual design and good taste.
A beautiful wooded lot tl00xl20 IT,; liv-
ing room G3x24 ftD. library with fre-
place and layatory, bref kfast nook, maids
room and bath, 2-csr garage, 4 bedrooms
ard baths tall take twin BEDS. extra
large closets and attic. A barflain that
will make some one happy. CALL MR..
uT A r.
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l4Ol EMERSON ST. N.W.-IU ROOMS
lust renovated, like new; electric range, re-
frigerator, oil burner, garage; reasonable
GE R4rH
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ABSOLUTE
OACPTFyCE

ABSOLUTE
SACRIFICE
BY OWNERS Cost $4,000, will sell for
So, 300 to first buyer. 7-room Johns-Man-
vile home, located in ne. at District line:
in excellent condition. bedrooms extra
large tile bath, sun porch. INV. heat.
beautiful back yard filled with flowers and
shrubbery. high elevation, 2-car garage,
other features $3.50 cash. Call Republic
2227 for directions to reach. CLYDE HINES
g. CO.. excl agents. 1101 Vermont ave.
S7,36O-AMERIcAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Near shopping center and theater.
Detached seven-room and bath home,
with hot-water heat. oil burner elec.
refg. insulated. weather stripped:
80. 6oo-CHEvY CHASE. D. C. Detached
shinsle seIii-bunealow type home with
five rooms and bath q bedroomsl on
first fioor and three bedrooms and bath
on the second floor, Hot-water heat,
new oil burner will be installed: built
in garage. An ideal home for the
family needing extra bedrooms at mod
s12'Ss6'HEw s12SssSe NEW DETACHED BRICKS. on
wooded lots 50x150 feet. in Chevy
Chase, Nd, near stores and transpor-
tation. Red or white painted bricks
with architecture that is different.
Containing six rooms, two baths. three
heat. slate room, copper cutters: at
Wv. sHANNoN & LUcHs CO.
ATe
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ARMY OR NAVY
OEETCEPS

New center-hall brick Colonial on
beautiful wooded corner lot near Chevy
Chase Circle. bedrooms; UNIQUE 20x20
studio library with stone fireplace, and Q
large screened porch, unusual kitchen. q
car built-in garage. For further par
ticulars call Mr.. Felka, ME- 1879.
J. WESLEY BUNCHANAN
Once Omen Until q PM Dailv
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724 TAYLOR ST N.w@SEMI-DETACHE
5 rooms and bath, practically new. Rent
S57 so. JEROME S. MURRAY, 1881 G
81 n W RE 24RO
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18TH st. ne, of Michigan ave. Buy from
builder new homes opened for inspec-
tion last Sunday, four left. rooms, 2
baths Price from 9,750.
J. r. HENDERSON, OWNER,
Builder, Office 6S40 Wis. Ave.
Phone WI 621S. Hobart 9105.
Open 10 to . PM. Daily and Sunday.
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BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME,
West of 18th St. facing Rock Creek Park.
8 rooms, 3 baths (bedrm. and bath LIST fl ) /;
2-car garage; priced $4,000 under assessed
value. Will consider small house in trade.
Call Mr.. Shea.
d NJ
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

WHITE OAKS. MD, NEAR SILVER SPRING
Detached house. . bedrooms. 3le acres
trucking garden, chicken house, fruit
trees, garage. heat and water included.
Rent, S65. FIR. $500. Ext. 4s4 BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-DET. 6 RMS. BATH:
lavatory. incl porch, running water, oil
heat, newly dec; blk school: on bus
line: lge attr. grounds. EN-. 3242.
6 10 s ROOM HOUSE FOR PVT. FAM
lily. adults; around 500 mo. Call co.
1000, Ext. 506-I.
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ROOMS, 3 BATHS, LOVELY LARGE
garden, automatic heat; also suitable for 3
apts.: each can have separate entrance
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STUDIO TYPE.

Facing Rock Creek blvd. in Rock Creek
Hills An unusual home. Bedrm. and ba tn
down. 3 bedrms. and bath up: large lot;
attractive setting. Open Sunday afternoon.
Call Mr.. Smith. ALLIED REALTY CORP,
WI 664Q
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coLoRED-5-RooMH HOUSE. 100 BLOCK
50th st ne. CAPITAL View. Semi-detached
brick, Colonial porch. oil heat, tile bath;
modern: deep lot; only $4,000; reasonable
terms Call North 1927. IL
COLORED-I40O BLOCK ST. SCI
r, b., h.-w.h.; nev-house eond: $500
down, bal like rent. W. W. BAILEY
-2-sToRY BRICK ON NEW
Hampshire ave: rms; and bath h-vh;
JOS. c. ZIRKLE. DI. 1916.
COLoRED-I40O BLOCK W NV R..
b. furn. heat To be put in new-houSe
condition: $500 down, bal mo. W. W.
BAILEY. MA. 1870.
COLORED-BRICK, 81 $50. MODERN g.
room, bath row brick home. fne condition,
h.-w h.: good, handy location. Easy terms.
BRODIE COLBERT. INC. MA. ss15.
COLORED-1IOO BLOCK FAIRMONT-
Converted into 3 complete 3-r., X. and b.
apts. 81 500 cash, bal nm. w. w. BAILEt
COLOREDI3 LARGE APIS. FOR HONf.-
and investment; near sth and NV,
OWNER at sos 9th st. NV. at bookstore
13'
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BRENTWOOD, MD-Nicely furnished
room, private family. WA. 1923.
3505 NORTH 22nd ST, Cherrydale. Arl =.
Va.-2 large sleeping rms, double and sin
gle; blks ! 0c bus line FIR. $3.50.
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A HOME OF DISTINCTION
UnD nIGrp pTNIINATINC pEOpI II

This new and stately center-hall brick
set back 9S # from the street, occupies
one of the most beautiful lots. in Chevy
Chase, D. c.. and affords unusual opportun-
The finesf of materials and construction
characterize this house which contains 10
rooms, 81 baths and foored attic lst
adjoining dining room, Kitchen with service
entrance, and paneled room with lavatory,
2nd fioor-4 bedrooms all with ample closet
space, 2 baths. Basenlent-Finished recre,
alton room, maids room and bath. OIL
air-conditioned heat; brick farase and
heavily wooded back yard.
One of Washingtons Best Buys at Sls'Soo.
Call Mr.. Lean With
SHANNON LUCHS GO" ,o.r
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BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME, 3
bedrooms. maids room. large Handicapped
grounds Available Oct. 1st, S125. 6S04
RronkvilIe rd Chew Chase, Nd
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FOR LITTLE GIRL. school age;
excellent care and training; $50 month.
T-,n
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Real home on large corner lot. semi-det
brick. 3 bedrms. and sleeping porch: double
gar; excel. condition; reas. To inspect,
call today GOLDSTEN BROS, RE 1885
Evening star., 1941-09-12

CLEVELAND PARK DETACHED HOUSE,
English type, BIO Newark St; one Of the
city's fine homes of the larger kind: 9
bedrooms, 3 baths large porches, air con-
ditioned. Shown by appointment. Price,
Evening star., 1941-09-12

D. c. PROPERTY IS SCARCE.
l have a Groom brick with finished
room in cellar, also finished attic. Q baths,
front porch, oil heat. Priced at $3.50.
Don't wait. call Mr. WEAVER WO. 4e44
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
REnROOMS-S105 500

Mckinley st NV. (nr. Conn. ave.)-
Attr. det. home. rms, bedrms, maid S
rm. and bath, insulated attic, dual hea ting
system (coal and sasl, lovely yard. Near
family or investment. DIXIE REALTY CO..
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nished $50: or unfurnished, $50. MRS.
p J. RYDER, 6306 59th ave, East River
dale Md Ia
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ROOMMATE WANTED by Southern girl in
lovely private home: twin beds. RA. 1049
after 8. S24 Shepherd st. NV.
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ARLINGTON, 1927 N. Utah-Attractiv
room. windows. modern home private
entrance. porch; near bus, city fare.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1910 North Taylor St.
near Washington Lee High School-Double
room next to bath clean; refined home:
S25 double: $50 single
Evening star., 1941-09-12

NE. BRICK, 81, 1850.
Modern home, rooms. bath h.-wh.;
lust redecorated: conv. location; easy terms
BRODE g. COLBERT. INC, MA 1878.
Evening star., 1941-09-12

NEAR 18th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV,
A fine dwelling of rooms and two baths
with h.-w. heat, in excellent condition:
large. garage; good location for rentlhs
rooms: priced for quick sale.
JOHN SCRIvENER & BRO,
District 35f3O 72S 9th st. NV.
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TEXAS GIRL would like roommate. con-
genial young girl, in beautiful home ex-
cellent meals. Call Georgia 1898.
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l4I1 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-Master bed
room, twin beds pvt bath; pvt. detached
home: home cooking bus at door: gentiles.
Georgia 6354
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0H1I DtNk u. III. O..ttYO11 . ~ zAk1 u =
ON ROCKVILLE PIKE

2 acres, 5-room house with electricity,
hot air heat, cellar, well water. nice shade.
setting back a good distance. from the
pike. A fine property 70 remodel into exs
Buell. NJ. GardnerJ. Z. Kelly,
Rockville, Nd. Phone $50.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
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1916 EUCLID ST NW-Lee rm., twin
Renflenen nrnf Hnhart HHS1
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rms, finished attic, recreation rn., stoker
heat, corner lot. OWNER. 330S Carolina pl
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Ill MASS. AVE. NV.
Furnished apt. for rent: bath, utilities
included; also ! Ink rm.
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1914 KILBOURNE PL NW-Single and
double room, with board; in refined Jewish
iIxr Ilyoc
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1927 Both ST. Mt Rainier-Entire 2nd
floor, large room, pvt. bath; all new furn.;
suit. for >; bus at corner.
ARLINGTON, 4OI4 goth ST. n-Furn rm,
double bed: one or two gentlemen or en-
ployed couple oxford O1oT after & I2s
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ga ACRES. OLD 2-sToRY HOUSE. NICE
orchard: $4,000: $500 cash. IL is-acre
wooded lots, S4O0 each. 25 acres, formerly
a truck farm, $1,000 Oxford 324O
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

kENSINGTON Md.-Large furn. room,
semi-pvt. bath: new home; conv. bus.
WI. 1915, eve, Sat. afternoon and Sun.
ALEX, 3O1 E. Peyton ave.-Large front
room, one or two gentlemen; l block from
bus. Alexandria 5150
ARLINGTON. furn. room for ] or girls
Caun and kit. priv. S15-S25. Uni phone.
GIL, 206l ConV. trans
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NEARLY News ROOMS.
NEW NAVY BUILDING

Nearby Arlington. bus at door brick.
Home or excellent investment Wed agree
TO rent it at S65 mo. It's situated on wide
street. well back from road; Semi-det full
basement. oil heat; insulated; air-condi-
toned Call Mr. BENNETT, DI. 774O.
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FACES pApK rN Nv

GEORGETOwN-S4 800.
petsGhed Frame on Largs Lot.
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645 NAME AVE. s.W.-s-R. HOUSE;
ami, porch, h-wh., hardwood floors
downstairs. garage. Apply OWNER. Cash.
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DOWNTOWN

3-STORY BRICK. IL ROOMS, BATH.
1st commercial zone; lot 22x1O9 Just Of
estate. Evenings phone Mr.. Downer. GE.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
12Q 18th st. Realtor Ma O763
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2 LOVELY ROOMS. adj. bath, suitable 3
adults; quiet home: good food: reason
oh Ina
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BARNABY WOODS.

Attractive center-hsll brick in lovely
setting Of trees; additional rooms on list
floor are den and unusual breakfast or
noog; large finished attic; paneled recrea-
ton room with fireplace in basement: at
tached garage WI o10e
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3319 18th ST. N.W.-1-ROOM HOME,
including 4 bedrooms and 2 baths, $40.
PLANT & GORDON, INC, 1874 Park I'd.
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coLoRFD RooMING BUREAU, connected
with old reliable real estate. firm. List
your rooms with US. High-class clientele
North 3b27 Ia
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.

nette and bath: heat and h. W. included
one at S39. 80. one at S49.50. 1903 Georgia
ave. 2nd FIR; can be seen any time. Ma.
1896; ewes. and Sun, GE. 1905.
1721 21st ST. NV RM., BATH; FRIo-
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CHEERFUL OUTSIDE e-RM. APT,
1923 Monroe st. NV. nr. l4th and
Park I'd. shop. center. White trim.
hardwood floors. paneled liv rm.
Screened porches. New tile bath.
New kit Util incl. Not a cheap.
makeshift apt. Nicely furn. for 2
perm. adults. No children, no pets.
Res. nisr.
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613 MELLON ST. SE.-5 ROOMS. KITCH-
enette, bath, storage room; heat, hot water
f,,r haA.