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and may have her gas cut on Tor
a second offense.
After dinner the Durands and
their two children gather in one
room Of the apartment where they
share a single light to save elec-
tricity, which is rationed in the
same way as gas.
When it begins to get dark Mrs.
Jean carefully closes the shutters
on the apartment windows, pulls
her heavy curtains over the inside
and makes certain that not single
glimmer Of light escapes outside.
She and Jean know the exact
minute when the blackout becomes
effective every night because the
hours and minutes are printed every
day in both morning and afternoon
papers.
Jean turns on the radio to listen
to the news, but switches it of
almost at once because all they
hear is series of canned bulletins
If his radio were powerful enough
he could tune in one Of the foreign
stations, including the British, but
his tubes are weak and he can't get
new ones, If there were any, with
out handing in the old.
Shoes Are Problem.
His son Francois, who has already
started to school, asks about a new
pair of shoes and shows his father
that he has a hole in one. Mrs
Jean says she asked the shoe repal
man about it, but he doesn't hav'
any leather. Jean recalls readin,
in the paper that the government
is planning on releasing hundred
Evening star., 1941-11-19

of thousands of pairs Of shoes for
school children before winter wealth
er begins and promises to go to
the district mayors Office and try
to get a purchase bond.
Mrs. Jean, who has been darn
ing Jeans socks, asks If he knows
where she can get any more yarn.
She says she went to the yarn
shop, but the woman told her there
wasn't any more left and she didn't
know when there would be any.
Jean, yawning, says he's going to
bed so that he can get up early
to see if it's possible to get a per-
NIT to buy 100 pounds OF coal for
the next month. He and the other
tenants In the building are planning
to group their permits and have all
the coal delivered at once so that
the hot water two days week can
continue.
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the motion, declared that such an
appropriation would be "only fair
in view of the patriotic offer of
service on the part Of individual
citizens to meet civilian defense
needs" The group earlier had
heard a report by Damon A. Spencer
on the progress Of the civilian de-
fense setup in the Petworth area.
The association opposed the OPEN
ing of rooming houses in sections
now zoned residential restricted; in
dorsed the current Federation mem
bership drive and voted to sponsor
a community Christmas decoration
prize contest.
The meeting, held in PetWorth
Branch Library, was presided over
by George w. Potter.
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AVERAGE frenCHHlQH uuHU H!e b
this third OF fire daily stories.
BY ROY p. PORTER.
The stars Special News Service.
The average Frenchman today
hves literally from hand to mouth
with much thought Of the present
and almost none for the future.
His life Is complicated from early
m the morning to late at night by
4 never-ending string OF DEGREES,
ordinances, proclamations, reeula-
tions and simple instructions. Ihls
is true In both the German-occu-
pied and unoccupied zone.
Take Jean Durand, for example,
in the German territory
He Is a middle-claSS White-collared
worker who earns $500 francs a
month about $3.50 clerking in a
mems wear shop in downtown Paris.
He lives with his wife and two chill
dren in a four-room apartment In
the Passy district Of Western Paris,
for which he pays 5000 francs year
rent plus 2,700 francs taxes.
When Jean gets up in the morn
ing he has had a good nights sleep
because by German military order,
he had to be home before the mid
night curfew. He could not stay
out later because, as day worker
he is not entitled to night pass
II he went to visit friends after din
ner and since there are no taXls, ne
had to catch the last subway train
which left shortly after II pm. AL
subways stop at ll:30.
When he shaves in the morning
he has to use a gritty mixture OF
synthetic soap and Sandlike in
gradients, which he has bought or
his soap ration coupon. He shave'
and washes in cold water five day!
week because his apartment build
ing is allowed hot water on only two
days-generally Saturday and Sun.
day. The two days are consecutive
TO save coal and sometimes th'
warm water runs over into thu
morning of third day.
Black Coffee and Bread.
His breakfast is usually blacl
coffee and bread. The coffee can
not contain more than 20 per cen
real coffee; the rest may be malt
herbs or toasted acorns. 1t has t
be black because milk is reserved TO
children and nursing mothers. Hi
wife buys the coffee on her ratlol
card and hands over tickets for tn
bread to the baker.
Jean smokes one cigaret afte
breakfast, carefully and down t
the end. He gets only two pack
ages every 10 days and has to bu
them at the same store every tim
where his name and number al
entered in a ledger. He pays
francs Q3 cents for ordinary Car
oral cigarets that used to cost
cents and which were sold to hi
when he was in the army for
centimes Qess than 2 cents.
On the way to the subway he buy
Q newspaper which costs him
franc Qess than al cents, whic
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Petworth Citizens Indorse
Federation Gas Tax Report

The Petworth Citizens Associa-
ton last night reiterated its opposi-
ton to any increase in the present
gas tax in the District, and, in the
same resolution, Endorsed the entire
report prepared by the Federation
of Citizens Associations on the gas
tax question. The recommendation
was submitted by Ernest F. Henry,
chairman Of the Legislative Com
mittee.
The association called for funds
to implement the organization OF
air raid warden service in the Dis
trict. Mr.. Henry, who presented
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is double what he paid year ago.
The paper has only four pages be-
cause there's a paper and ink short
age. Whichever one he chooses Is
about the same as all the others be-
cause the censors-Germani in Paris
require certain stories to be print
ed on certain pages Of every news
paper each day.
In the subway he buys a second
class ticket for franc 80 centimes
(about 3 cents. but he has to give
the ticket agent the exact amount.
So he may have to wait until some
one in the line behind has change.
The smallest of French coins, the D.
centime piece, has been withdrawn
offlcially from circulation, and small
coins are extremely hard to find.
Instructions on Sales.
When he arrives at the store
where he works, he finds the latest
instructions from the manager, tell
ing him what articles are still al
lowed to be sold freely and which
require tickets from the clothing
ration cards. He notices that his
| customers must give one ticket for
necktie, nine for shirt, two for a
handkerchief and five for a pair OF
shorts or an undershirt.
He can't sell shirts, trousers or
coats without a special purchase
bond, but hats, berets, umbrellas
and cotton or Isle socks are still on
the free list.
Jean has one hour off for lunch
in place of the two he used to have
before the French and German au-
thorities decided shops should stay
open longer each day If he wants a
drink before lunch he has to recall
what day it is. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday he can have only a
mild apertif of less than II per cent
alcohol. On the other days he car
drink stronger drinks whose alco-
holic content are legally permitted
to 60 as high as l8 per cent.
What he eats for lunch also de.
pends on what day it is. Monday
Tuesday and "Wednesday are meat
less days; the rest of the week III
can have meat, if it is on the menu
He can't have more than three dlshe
in regulated combinations. ant
he has to give tickets for his bread
meat and a special ticket for th'
grease in which his food has beer
cooked
Additional Rules.
His meals are further regulated
} by additional rules. If it's a mea
day and if he eats meat he can
have cheese although he is willin
| to give up one of his cheese tickets
! He has to eat meat at noon if a
Evening star., 1941-11-19
Foirfux Dance Tonight

FAIRFAX, Va, Nov. 19 (SpeciaD.-
Burke Parent Teacher Association
will hold a benefit dance at Fairfax
High School tonight.
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WHEN OTHER
lAxATlvES FAIL
TRY THIS FAMOUS WATER
Smooth, Gentle Relief
Usually in One Hour!

When acute constipation leaves you on
edge, try the famous PLUTO WATER
treatment. Although PLUTO works
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all minerals and salts in complete solution.
1t passes through the stomach without
disturbing its function. is not absorbed,
and acts in the colon where physicians
want 4 laxative to act. Try Pluto now
10. 25 & so cents. You must get refreshing.
comforting relief from acute constipation
m one hour or your money back. Frenck
Lick Springs Hotel Co.. French Lick. Ind
Evening star., 1941-11-19

Foreign Correspondent Roy P.
Porter. just returned from France.
relates the complications OF the
AVERAGE Frenchman's daily life IN
this third OF fire daily stories.
Evening star., 1941-11-19

His meals are further regulated
by additional rules If it's meat
day and if he eats meat he can't
have cheese although he is willing
to give up one of his cheese tickets.
He has to eat meat at noon if at
Evening star., 1941-09-19
INDUSTRIAL LAND.

Concord ave. and B. & o. Railroad. suit
able for siding, for coal yard. gasoline sales
station, oil storage or any Industrial use,
over 10000 SO. It. at 80 cents.
so feet front, facing two streets, about
$50 feet deep on railroad spur, in sw.
Buzzards Point Industrial area, about
10000 So. #. at S5,25O. adjoining land
Evening star., 1941-09-19

COLORED-I61 MOTlOn 81. h.W.-- ms.
kit. be tn, gas. elec., inc. $50. ia. 4430.
OIORED-BASEMENT APT, 3OOI 14th
St n.e.-3 rooms. kitchen. bath; cleo, heat
and b. W included. S25 and ianitor serv-
ice. WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO., MI.
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Overlooking Historic Canal
and PotOmac-Sq 450

IN nearby Md-This is an unusual offer-
ing. Individually built detached brick
Something entirely different, with rare
charm and atmosphere. Spacious wooded
!ot. The living room in 14x22 Den or
library done in knotty pine Large,
bright dining room with fireplace. 3 bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor, extra shower
bath and lavatory in basement, oil heat
with summer-winter hookup and many
other refinements and features, including
q chlldrens plav house in the garden
Twenty minutes from downtown. BOSS &
PHELPS, Ma. $500. Evenings call Sligo
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6 ROOMS. S6,95O.

entrance brick homes are located on beau
tiful wooded lots, 5lx125; near stores and
TRANSFORMATION. Act quickly as they will be
sold before completion. Terms. $3.50.
balance about S45 per month, F. II. A,
Directions-Out Old GEORGETOWN I'd 10
Huntington parkway, left ! short block
right past Moorland lane to property. Mr.
smith. salesman, on property in afternoons
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORPORATION,
Wisconsin 243l T0O4 wis ave
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BARNABY WOODS.
S11 500

BEAUTIFUL WILLIAMSBURG COL ONIAI
HOME; only 3 years old. built by the owner
FIRST floor, large living room with fireplace,
built in italian marble: dining room. large
screened porch. Ge luxe electric kitchen,
breakfast room. built-in garage; End floor,
bedrooms, beautiful tile baths. all bed
rooms will hold twin beds: oil burner. air
conditioned. insulated, stairway to large
noored attic. large yard fenced, beautiful
trees and shrubbery. Your opportunity 10
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GEoRGETOWN-TUNL ROAD.
2-family house in excellent condition is
offered very reasonable at $3.50 the Sec
ond floor has been, rented 8 years for
carry ~our home; inspection by appoint
ment only. For Information call Mr..
MacMurray, EN-. 1894 Or DI. 3346.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
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UNIQUE VIEW

This cozy home is full of charm, II over
looks rolling hills. beautiful homes. woods
and stream: highly restricted. in the Dis
with. view; bedroom and bath 1or den)
op hrst- floor. 3 bedrooms and bath on
second floor: storage attic, recfeation room
with fireplace; nice lot with dogwoods
oaks. etc. You should see this houselN
CALL MIR. BLACKWELDER,
OR. 1874.
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LOVELY
SUBURBAN HOME
OPPORTUNITY.

CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Completely redecorated. a very spacious
center.han plan home in a beautifully
wooded location Just west of Connecticut
ave Contains first floor den, 3 very large
bedrooms and . baths on second floor;
maids ba tn in basement; attractively priced
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. l4II
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SACRIFICE. $500 CASH, ACRES ON
hard-surfaced road. miles Of D c., in
Md.-Oak Grove. WA S3O7. 3S43 saith
St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
ACREAGE-ABOUT 5 MILES FROM DC.
Beautiful wooded hills overlooking Wash.
ington. Will sell 10 to 40 acres. Call
Falls Church 1912.
ACRES, ELEC AND PHONE: 13 MILES
from District line, one city block of U. s.
highway 224; Sis cash, S12 a month. Price,
1855. j. w. McVICKER. Phone TR. 1872.
ON MAIN HIGHWAY, 8 MILES FROM
downtown. Wooded. high. improvements
in. Convenient terms to builder. 76 acres.
$4,000 per acre. Adams S926. 23s
IN THE BRADLEY HILLS SECTION NEAR
Cedar lane; fine. wooded tract Of 10 acres,
having frontage Of 393 feet on the road
old Texas owner says to sell 1t for So;
900. It's our opinion that the buyer Al
sis' 'ii'T louis P SHOEMAKER,
1719 z ST. NV MA 1166,
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
ell QEn

New brick detached Colonial home: first
floor. large living dining room, de luxe
kitchen. bedroom or den with full tile bath
md floor. large bedrooms, beautiful tile
path with shower; stairway to attic, hoored
insulated: air conditioned: garage LESLIE
D. MEASELL. WO 4I33 Ifo- Fve
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LONG BEACH. ST. LEONARD, MD. :
children; all types lots. water front. wood
ed, etc, S100 up; cottages, $1,000 to So
800; r H A. terms; small down payments.
Buy now, take advantage of rising market.
For your benefit see Long Beach before
buying elsewhere. 8 miles beyond Prince
Frederick. Solomons Island road. 19s
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1700 Block Allison st. NE.
8 rms, baths, recreation rm., tile kitch-
en-; fully detached; price, S9,950. Call
D1. 2724, ewes. EN-. 9551.
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3843 MASS. AVE. NV.

Q Blocks From National Cathedral
Builder and owner will sell home, 4 bed
rooms, ga baths, maids room and bath
recreation room, hard wood floor. play
room, den off living room screened porch,
Gear garage, G. E. heating system. Price,
$4,000 DI 2124 ewes. EN-. 9551.
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EXCELLENT BUY.
SMALL INVESTMENT.

2-family brick fat, nr. North Capitol
and M SITS. ne. Rented $50 mo. to colored
Mr.. Goldfarb.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. REALTOR,
223 Investment Bldg RE l1S1
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BETHESDA, MD.
REAL BUY-$8,950.
Attractive home, large rooms, IA
baths, 8 bedrooms, 1st-floor lavatory,
screened side porch, attached garage
Automatic heat, oil burner. Near schools,
stores and Transportation. Reasonable
terms. To inspect call
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
WI T600 Ewes WI dQ42 1Qs
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LOTS For RENT.
LOTS WANTED.

LOCATED ON Observation-Disclosures
blvd, suitable for used-car lot; low rent;
reasonable TO right party. Call AT. 2729,
Evening star., 1941-09-19
NEWS.
4 YEARS OLD" BEDROO,

4 YEARS OLD BEDROOMS
highly restricted development with
homes OF individual design and good taste.
A beautiful wooded lot COOKIES ftD. living
room 13x24, library with fireplace and
iaVatory. breakfast nook, maid S room and
bath, lear garage, bedrooms and . baths
tail take twin bedsl. extra closets and attic
a bargaln tnat Will make some one hsDpv
CALL MR.. BLACKWELDER.
OrdWaY 11S4
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUILDER WILL PAY CASH FOR OR {
lots, Silver Spring area. At once.
GEORGIA Abs
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-WILL TRADE MY GRIN, q
bath home with gear garage and Arm.
apt above st. Petersburg Cin Pasadena
x6 600 Phone 81. 9O35. 21s
Evening star., 1941-09-19
143O OTIS ST. NE.

Large Groom house. built by one of
Brookland's master builders; this home is
modern in every detail: located within n
square of The Monastery, large lot with
garage. real home. one look will con-
vince you. Price. $500: terms reason
able. Seen by appointment only. Immedi-
ate possession.
Also several other good bargains in used
homes B. F. HOLMES, 1901 Rhode Island
n n
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COUNTY, MD.
NEAR BETHESDA.

go acres, old farmhouse on beautiful
shaded site and farm bldgs., hard road; z
mi to Bethesda Bank; highly improved
land, long road frontage; very desirable for
country estate or investment. Price, S25,-
900: Is cash. balance secured on property.
2 acres, 5-rm. frame house, on Rockville
pike; nice shade; a fine property to re-
model into a very desirable home. Price,
$1,000; n cash.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. E. Kelly,
Rockville. Md Phone $50,
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COUNTRY CLUB
SETTING

If location and view means something to
you, inspect this home in Rock Creek Hills,
on the parkway. Sunday Il acre: bed
room and ath down, 3 bed-o- ms and bath
uD; stv5io-tyDe livino room. Call Mr.
Smith. ALLIED REALTY corr. WI RH49
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SEE
5O34 RENO RID.
TODAY.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN,

1st Commercial District,
PETWORTH.
Price. ss.50O. large rooms, bath,
garage, basement. finished attic. automa-
tic heat: can be used as 2-family house or
converted into store and apts.
r. NJ. PRATT CO, INC.
Exclusive Agents, MA S6S2.
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NEW 1-ROOM APIS.

COLORED-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath, heat and hot water furn. 2023 18th
Evening star., 1941-09-19

CLEVELAND PARK, 37O4 35th ST.
room ser1i-detached brick, oil heat. garage
D inclosed heated porches. OWNER, WO
00R0 at SIM ewes
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTEp
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

4-FAMILY FLATS, ALSO HOUSES, FOR
cash clients: investments. E. w. BAILEY,
AID. 47S6. Write 1895 Meridian pl. NV.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

WELL RENTED 2-FAMILY HOUSE: on
heat, etc. Near 18th and Columbia rd.
NV. 1st trust $4,000. For small nearby
clear farm or clear colored property.
OWNER. Box 367-A. Star
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NEARING COMPLETTON-

Silver, Spring area. Broom home, con-
size dining rm., bedrms.. bath 2nd A.
S6,750. Terms Mr. PISANI WI 5l15
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ONLY ONE LEFT,

Brick bungalow in Indian Spring Park
3S-ft. wide; charming floor plan of i've
rooms with large attic for future rooms:
full basement with outside entrance: gas
air-conditioned heat. Can't be duplicated
for $3.50.
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WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE THIS DOWN
completely modern. on one of Washington' 5
finest streets. This property Is clear of
encumbrance and owner will add cash for
desirable properties. MA. 1905
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SILVER SPRING AND TAKOMA PARK
properties wanted at once. List with me
for immediate sale or rental.
H. BROOKS PERRING, SH. 1865.
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NORTHEAST.
BrightwoOd Bargain.

Attractive Colonial brick. 6 lge. rms, tile
path. auto. heat, porches. etc; recondi-
toned: convt. to everything: only S7,45O,
on terms. Call till o p.m
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 540O.
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LOCATED NEAR CULPEPER, VA-s6Ia
acres, good soil. all fenced INTO fields;
streams Improved by good 6-rm. house.
practically new; full cellar, barn. chicken
house. corn crib. Price. $1,000. terms.
B M SMITH. 240s Columbia pike, Arling-
ton. Va. Phone oxford 203S.
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S16.950.
S122S0
MONEY-MAKERS

Exclusive section, Wyoming. near Conn.
ave Rooming house. completely furnished.
u rms. and baths. Fully rented
CARPENTER, EN-. 6315 or DI 774O
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APARTMENT SITES.

Q sites for four-family apartments on
ments for $4,000 for both sites. Near
MINI. ave.
Call National 81 81 or Randolph 0ss5. !.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
OWNER LEAVING CITY.

Chevy Chase. Md, west of Conn. ave
Spacious center hall. large rooms, attic,
living porch log burning firepiace, ] oil heat
garage. We do not know of another prop
erty which offers so much value for SILL
$50. J; NOBLE BOAZ. 6s4O Wisconsin
ave. WI. 264S-7S60.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

(CoLoRED) 1400 BLOCK c ST. Sc
story brick. rooms, l bath. 2 kitchens;
new condition: large lot, garage. h.-w heat:
v. s. HURLBERT. MA 361N. 43l II st II ".
Evening star., 1941-09-19
OFFICES FOR RENT.

171e K ST N.w.-2-RooM OFFICE
suite, Just on street: suitable for con-
tractor, architect, etc. S65. ]. c. WELDON
CO., ME. 30ll.
STORE SPACES AND OFFICE SPACES rOR
rent in good downtown location; entire
front floors of building If desired: reason-
able rent. Apply 500 2 st. NV.
BARRIsTER BLDG, 635 ST, NV.
Several desirable ofhces. reasonable rents.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CLEVELAND PARK, 3704 35th ST.
, inclosed heated porches. OWNER, WO.
1862, Sat, Sun. or ewes.
BUY ssION-VALUE-BUHT HOMES;
pay better than mortgage notes. Chevy
Chase, D. c., nearby Md. & Va; save 35Ts'
phone for list FULTON R. GORDON.
Owner, 1927 Eye st. District 5230
BROOM HOUSE, WITH STORE, AT 6lst
and Chewton ave. Capitol Heights, Nd
INQUIRE at Miles Store.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE; "a
block from Soldiers Home; priced low 1or
quick sale; phone co. 134S. Evenings
EN-. o2s9. -
WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM,
lst-fioor lavatory home in select american
Univ. Park, priced at $3.50. Tnls nome
is priced lower than any other nome IN tne
area For information, call EN-. 336S.
1901 R ST. NW-1s ROOMS, 51s BATHS:
suitable for guest house or doctors onces.
Call MA 1905.
WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE-s RMS, 2
baths, modern kit. oil heat; row prlSk -Sk
$4,000 for immed sale. Mlchlgan 3Iz4:
sFMI-pETACHED BRICK. ONLY BLOCK
Sheridan st. and Georgia ave: D spacious
rooms 3 porches. partly inclosed. recrea-
ton room, insulated. built-in garage; IN
perfect condition: it's a bargain for SS,45
shown by appointment Evenings, EN-
S155. r A. TWEED CO. RE. s199.
NE.-MoDERN z R., B., BEDRMs.. on
A. cleo refg awngs lge. lot, gear gar.
near trolley, bus. schools; sssy terms. Wo
Evening star., 1941-09-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE FOR 2 ADULTS, NE1GHBoRHoOID
Wardman Park Hotel. around Stu. CO'
1000, Apt. 506-Eye.
OCT. /, DETACHED HOUSE. OUTLYING
sublet apt. or rooms; s60-s90 mo. Box
164-v Star. zl-
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS TO LEASE
pletely furnished or bedroom mouse
with 2 baths in Northwest section. Can
National 3120, Branch 596. 2l-
WANTED FOR s MONTHS, FURNISHED
house, Northwest section: adults. Ma
tional 3120, Ext. 328.
Wish 70 RENT 2-BEDRooM; BUNGA-
low-type house furn., beginning Oct; L for
months, nearby Virginia. Can TE: 22o4.
/ HAVE 4 QUALIFIED CLIENTS TO RENT
furnished houses, will pay 500 to SIP
for 6 to rooms. MR.. POWELL, RE
1881. NO. 6005. -
GROOM UNFURNIsHED HOUSE IN
Northwest section: adults: must be sooo
location. Phone EN-. 2145.
UNFURN. BROOM HOUSE OR APT. IN
NV. section by Oct. l. Govt. attorney.
Box 327-A. Star.
UNFURNIsHED, NOT LESS THAN 8
rooms, for couple NV. or nearby suburbs:
may purchase later: not over 500 mo-: ex-
cellent references. Call MI. 557O.
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$685..

rms, 2 baths. brick: rare bargain and
immediate possession. In Silver Spring,
near shopping section.
]. Crowley Crouch, Real Estate
Phone Shepherd hsO6 Until PM
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
PROP. SALE OR RENT

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE, ARLINGTON,
Vas rms, porches, garage; - acre: bus;
reasonable. 45Q2 North Dittmar rd.
Evening star., 1941-09-19
CEOpCETowN- -TrrNI.Aw

BEAUTIFUL HOME. ORIGINALLY COST
SOS. 600 Will sell for S29, 500. 70 down.
Call GE. 1900 OWNER.
Evening star., 1941-09-19

CoLORED-17O0 BLOCK OF EUCLID ST
n.w.-Large 3-story and basement brick, .
rooms, 1 bath, 2 layatories, auto; heat
Good condition.. Ideal = for high high-class as
Apply N. BASnIKO REALTY CO., az
N st. NV. Ma. 1874. --
COLORED-1O ROOMS, TILED BATHS.
sland-carved oak trim: splendid condition
r. M. DE SHAzO. 1123 14th. MA. $500
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(COLORED) 400 BLOCK T ST. NV
Brick, rooms. bath. hot-water heat; SOY
down. v. 8. HURLBERT, MA. 3o70. eol
(COLORED) 500 BLOCK gath ST NV
Brick, 6 rooms, bath, hot-water heat: $500
down. w. g. HURLBERT, MA. 1870. 93l
H st. NV.
lCOLORED, 800 BLOCK ELM 81. NWsoc
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