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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
WORK ON AZ RELIEF
JOBS AT STANDSTILL
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not he started until available labor
is "definitelv in sight," City Engi
neer 7. A. Loughlin said yesterday
The Improvement program was
Initiated last September after a series
of conferences between city repre-
sentatives and WPA representatives.
A comprehensive survey of the citys
street needs was completed by the
municipal public works department.
and funds we're allocated by the
federal government to insure laoor
and material costs. Thirty-three lnol-
vid1al projects were approved I'M
mediately, and work started on sew
oral of them. Since then nine other
projects petitioned for by taxpayers
have been approved. The entire pro-
gram called for laying water n
sewer mains, regarding, curb ana
cutters and pavement on 100 BLOCKS
of city streets.
Work Curtailed
The labor shortage, now so pro-
nounced as to forecast an absolute
cessation of work in the immediate
future, has curtailed work on the
following approved projects:
Brunswick between Fifth ana
Sixth; Campbell between Sixth and
Seventh; Eighth between Red Cross
and Campbell; 18th between Mar
ket and Orange; Harnett between
Third and Seventh; McRae between
Chestnut and Red Cross; McRae be-
tween Campbell and Red Cross;
McRae between Campbell and
Brunswick; Ninth between Market
and Princess, and Princess n
Chestnut; Rankin between 18th and
18th: Seventh between Campbell
and Hanover.
Other approved projects on which
work normally would have been
underway or starting soon, but now
postponed because of the labor
situation, include:
Ann between Sixth and Eighth;
Ann between 18th and 18th; Church
between 18th and 18th; North 14th
between Princess and Grace; North
14th between Grace and Rankin;
Hudson Drive between Wrightsville
avenue and Castle; 10Th between
Market and Woolcott; 10th between
Chestnut and Grace; 18th between
Market and Dock; 18th between
Church and Queen; Second between
Wright and Meares; 18th between
Orange and Ann; 21st between
Nets and Burnett avenues; Woos.
ter between Third and Fourth;
Wooster between Sixth and Sew
enth; Wright between Third and
Fourth; Willard between Carolina
Beach highway and Fourth.
Green between McRae and Ninth;
Sixth between Harnett and Swami;
7.ood between Miller and flaming;
Hanover between Seventh and
Eighth; Glasgow between Hudson
drive and Castle; Dickinson between
Rankin and flaming; Sixth between
Wooster and Dawson: East Greasy
venue extension; Hsrnett between
Seventh and Ninth, and Eighth be-
tween Campbell and Brunswick.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
CHISIMAIO TAKEN
BY BRITISH FORCE
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prisoners and other war material
are still being counted" the com
munique added.
By capturing Chisimaio, on the
Indian ocean at the mouth of the
Juba river, the South Africans had
put behind them the most difficult
country, a desolate stretch of desert.
Chisimaio is about 120 miles up the
coast from the italian Somaliland'
Kenya colony border and ahead lies
a good 250-mile coastal road to Mo
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Assistant Solicitor Is
Planned For N. T.. District

CHARLOTTE, Feb. IS. - Up - A
legislative bill creating the Office Of
assistant state solicitor for the Neck
! nburg-Gaston judicial district will
be submitted to the county commits
sioners Monday for approval.
Rep. ]. B. Vogler drew the meas
ure after consultation with his Neck
lenburg county colleagues in the
general assembly. 1t is designed to
facilitate the handling of the big
Mecklenburg criminal docket.
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u. S. CONSULATES
CLOSING In ITALY
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closed, but that definite action had
not yet been taken).
Earlier (although there was no
apparent connection) freight traffic
was suspended in southern Italy
along several lines in the area
where posses of blackshirts have
rounded up British parachute-dyna-
miters who, authorities said, were
intent on disrupting communica-
tions.
The 'chutist roundup took place
early this week, according to Off
cial accounts, and there have been
no subsequent reports of troops
having been dropped.
All Fascist blackshirt formations
in the zone southeast of Naples took
part in rounding up and capturing
these parachute troops, it was IN
nounced officially.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
Evans, !nvolOed In Auto
Crash, White Not Ne,..

In a portion of the ha,a.
a story appearing in over
issue of the Star, it was "'ys
Rufus Evans SIS surry Street ,n''
a negro. That was meow. was
Evans is a white man. ~, N''
News is glad to make this Slar'
ton of the error, which 'oFFec'
territorial. was unln-
Mr.. Evans said the othar
Spencer Morgan, Of 16 Fast nlan'
street, involved in the accidanQt queen
also arrested on charges of rac,. was
operation. of an automohiIo NieSS
damage to property. WIZ
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
USE G r
TO SWEETN N

Keep sugar syrup on hand to
sweeten cold or hot punches. A
hot punch gives a lift after out
door exercise. To make syrup, boil
equal portions of suga~ and water
four minutes. Cool and store in a
covered jar in refrigerator. Sweet
en- the punch to taste.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
CATS KILLED

Two cats suspected of having
rabies were killed yesterday by
police after the animals had been
caught by a resident in the
neighborhOod of Sixth and
Church streets, where, two weeks
ago, a mad, rabies infected fe-
line was killed after biting two
persons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
CLUB MEETING

The Winter Park Service club
will meet on Tuesday evening
at Z o'clock in the basement of
the Winter Park school. Supper
will be served. The meeting had
previously been announced for 8
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
VISITS PARENTS

Samuel w. Hassell, colored,
mess attendant, third class, U.
S. Navy, is visiting his parents
at Snead's Ferry following the
completion of preliminary
training at the naval training
station base at Hampton
Roads, Va, r. L.. DeLOach,
local naval %recruiter, reported
yesterday. He will be assigned
later to a ship of the U. S.
feet.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

gadiscio, capital and principal port
of the colony.
Chisimaio apparently is the bot
tom of a gigantic ladder the British
have begun to climb in Italian So
maitland. It's uprights are two north
south roads, the one on the coast and
another inland, Joined by connecting
rung-like east-west roads.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
TO MEET

The woman's auxiliary of the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church
will meet at 8 o'clock Monday
night with Mrs. Harry Wettig,
1902 South Fourth street. All
members are urged to be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

MIR. and Mrs. H. w. Williams,
of Rocky Point, announce the
birth of a son, Whrens Casey
Williams, Friday, February IA at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Will
liams is the former Miss Virginia
Casey.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

One nan has kept track of every
dollar spent OF the eight cars he
has owned since 1915. Total bill for
% years: $23, 1876; total mileage:
216, 652; average cost per mile: ILL
cents, including repairs, insurance,
gasoline and depreciation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
WILL GIVE RECITAL

j. NJ. Panetti, noted organist
of the Andrews Music company,
of Charlotte, will give an organ
recital at the Chestnut Street
Presbyterian church Wednesday,,
February 10, at 8 p. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to be
present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
City Briefs
MEETING POSTPONED

The meeting of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars originally sched-
uled for Monday night has been
postponed until February "A at
which time State Commander
Crosby, of Greensboro, will speak.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
PROGRESSIVE
EDUCATION

for
ward to better weather, young
Bruce Graebner loaded the ice
box with a supply of snowballs.
His mother, hoping to encourage
the trait of saving, has allowed
them to remain although admit
|l!q e S! u1e1so1d H1eu!Ino leu SUN
impaired.
SPIRITS SAG
IN BELGIUM
BRUSSELS, Belgium-tf-Beer
has been put on the ration list
because of the shortage of grain
for bread.
Even German soldiers in Bel
GUM receive a limited number of
beer tickets, each being valid for
a half quart. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
FOR MAN OR WOMAN

Assorted cheeses arranged in a
small basket or box make a bridge
prize acceptable to man or wo-
man. Practical prizes are gaining
in popularity and carefully select
ed-inexpensive-foods make quite
a hit. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
ABOUT METEORS

A million million meteors enter
the worlds atmosphere every
year, according to scientists. Of
these, fewer than 10, 900 weigh
more than half a pound. There is
no authentic record, in all history,
of a human being ever being hit
by a meteor. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
VISITING PARENT

John Tilley, of Fort jackson,
S. c., is spending the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. TilIey, 314 Nun street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
CASH LOST

A mans wallet containing $50
in cash and valuable personal pa
pers was reported lost yesterday
by James N. Corbett. Corbett told
police that he believed the wallet
was lost in the vicinity of the
1900 block of Castle street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
INFANT DIES

Friends of MIR. and Mrs. Rob-
ert c. Rogers will regret to learn
of the death of their infant son
on February IL.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
MEETING

The Senior Fraternity will
hold its mid-month meeting on
Monday, February II, at the
Brigade. All members are
urged to be present and on
time.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16
WEATHER
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. - Up -
Weather bureau records of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending S
p. M, in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

A handsome house plant can be
grown from the avocado seed. 1t
must be suspended in water so
that only part of it is immersed.
The plant has large, bright green
leaves.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-02-16

Canada's wheat flour produc-
ton in 1888 was the highest in
eight years. 4
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APPOINTED

Ralph Davis, a nephew of
Mrs. Minnie d. Emmett, of Will
mington, has been appointed
executive secretary to Spessard
l.. Holland, new governor of
Florida.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
WE WILL BUILD

A home 10 order for you on your lot o.
one Of or Send for .Tee catalogue CT
selected p!als. PraSeTay Homes OF Wash
Ington, Inc builders
Sale and Financing By
FREDERICK ". BERFNS INC.
l611 x s. \ ". Ma s"Tq Ewes 81 S7S2
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18th & ALABAMA AVE. 81

500 CASH 500 MONTHLY.
rooms and bath and rec room semi
detached. a.r-CCnd. d.'lUued heat. hardwood
floors. de luxe kitchen
Drive across INA ST. SF Bride. ont
eas, 10 iafh NJ +rd flGI.st. Omlv ~
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY UNTIL : p n.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
1418 H St. NV. DI. 1871
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG ATTORNEY AND WIFE DESIRE
apal tment near House Office Building.
S40-45. MR. MULLlN. Temple 2@Sl.
WANTED-EXCEPTION ONE OR TWO
room furnished apt, location immaterial.
Box 319-A, Star.
2-ROOM, PVT. BATH APT, S45 Dec. 16
by employed couple. Box 3SO-A, Star.
OR 3 ROOM APT. OR BUNGALOW,
with kitchen and bath. S25 to S35, ne. or
nearby Md. Phone RA 4l05 after pm.
ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND BATH, FUR
nished or unfurniShed; NV. section. Sligo
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1lO1 18th ST NV.

Ideal residence for business people: lar
rooms with phones. plenty baths: see
tive menus
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Soon they came to little hole
at the foot of a big tree.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

50 $50 - FOURTEENTH ST TERRACE.
Beautiful Seven-rOom house, must be
sold, four bedrooms bedroom and one-half
bath on first floor, oil heat, full basement,
large lot with garage. Call Mr. BoaZe.
WAPLE d JAMES. INC, d. 3346 or GE.
6119.
NOT FAR FROM THE DISTRICT LINE IN
Maryland, not far from a good school and
with all public services, this G-room, aSbes-
tos-shingled house has hot-Water heat
with OIL burner, is insulated and has fun
cellar Price, ~ 40 90
LOUIS F. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K S. NV MA ! lGG.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON VA, 1133 NORTH STUART
St large rooms. kitchen. bath unfurn.'
gas refg private entrance. AID. 55S6.
N-UNFURNISHED APT. TO
couple only. | large room and kitchenette,
with tile bath. new, utilities included; S45.
4GOI Lee highway Chestnut $500.
ARLINGTON UNFURNISHED
apt in new hieh-clasS bldg: 10c bus line:
/ bedroom. living room dinette, kitchen,
private bath. deck porch; adults only: S65.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOM, new home / or . per
sons After pm, $50 N PoWhatan S,r
cor n. Washington blvd, Arl. Va.
ALEXANDRIA - Two large comfortable
bedrooms adjacent to bath. new SUBURBAN
home, best Section Alexandra. automatic
heat continuous hot water Call temple
1907.
CHEVY CHASE. ND, 45lo Morgan drive, ]
block west Of W. ave. beqrmS; IN
HYATTS -Lce. front rm double bed,
innerSprlnG mattress. next bath. pvt. en-
trance 6OI1 4uth ave. WA. 5000.
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BARE BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE!
home I'll in dynhayen nfn Large I fenced rear
ideal for rec. room: oil air-cond.: laundry
trays. etc. Only ) min from downtown
Var Bdss ored ts at % o1n s5450 s5G ss term ao
$500 cash. including all settlement costs.
and S35 80 mo includes taxes. ms. etc.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, TIE. 2600.
ON EAST CAP. ST, Mr.. CAP. L-BR
dwelling: fine condition; S. exp. Ii 0619.
s5,950.G3os l}th ST, NE:IsUBsTAN;,
doab Prize rear Derchs % ee raa ape
sssd dARvEs8 81 450s
RoOMING HOUSE OR HOME, VACANT.
new condition: convenient TO l4th and
Park rd NV. (strictly white iocationl; 9
rooms tile bath. large dry cellar. etc;
81 Rdt'F 45os 'e% eve sSG1 and ss sun GE a $500
S7I5O-S7 ,55O-NEW- HOUSE BARGAINS.
FIRST time offered. Convenient Northeast
location. Inside and semi-detached brick.
ditioning, Well built modern to. the min
with BETHEL realtors, District 3I0O or
Temple 1896 after q pm.
TEN MILES FROM CHERRYDALE ON OLD
Dominion Driye-SlX large rooms. bath.
cellar pantry poreheS oil heat electric
ing on Drive, garden. chicken house and
yard. orchard and berries: price, S6,5O0,
which is $1,000 less than cost fine build
'ng site for an additional dwelling. In
spectlon any time except Sunday. OWNER,
MA. 9133 or GIL Investment Building. 90
BRADMOOR, THE IDEAL COMMUNITY
visit will covlnce that we have every
thing. center-hall Colonial home, 3 bed
rooms, - baths. large living room, dining
room. breakfast alcove. kitchen. lavatory,
m Cd
porch: priced at S13,500; reasonable
terms. Other houses from $500 Ready
for immediate occupancy. Out Wis. ave
right WI S192.
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ROOMS, 2 BATHS,

4212 I4th ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Reduced for QUICK sale 20 - 25u To see
cal lfE CARPENTER, DI 114O. Eres.
Evening star., 1941-12-03

FURNISHED APARTMENT or room with
kitchen prlvlleges. shower, for responsible
woman IA. HG61
FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM for en-
ployed mother and l9-month-old child:
near z / ave. tn.eD car line. WA. 3lo5
after p m
YOUNG COUPLE. Govt employed. wants
light Housekeeping room, n. W. section. Box
ASA Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires senlI-base-
nent Housekeeping rooms IN downtown DIS
triCt. Box 335-A, Star 3
Evening star., 1941-12-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BETHESDA-AN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE
beautiful ward 500 per month. MR.
HUNTER. MA. 7453
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 1905 ROLLING RID
immediate occupancy. Nor
mandy brick. model lO-room house. dou bic
garage, corner wooded lot: completely fur
nlShed, exquisite rugs, silver. linen, grand
piano, complete laundry. maids rooms
and bath. $50. including utilities and
heat: maid available Phone WI lsni.
CHEVY CHASE, D. BEAUTIFULLY
furn. home of 4 bedrmS., > baths maid S
rm., screened porch. bullt-in garage. auto
matte heat; immediate possession, S.!35
month.
W. c. &; A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
lll9 1,th ST. NV. Dl 4464.
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HOUSES FyRN. OR UhFURk

ARLLNGT ON-PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE
over garage; new gas range and water
heater, OIL heat; bedrm. bath, ! r glazed
rear porch; 20 min Wash, adults So 80
II unfurn CH. 3@l5
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IT'S DIFFERENT!

~..' r.rrr-'a'iv 10 ated aud pc
r- 3. .. ...-'- none roE t.H.Hz lovely
'1"r. At fireplace dining room,
H'E 0r'aEt--- nook and den on
.r"r l..o bedroom, and % lied
D. .'- .. 3d." . .ns. Recreation room with
bar t2.fut-' B.t-Iu EaraGC. Auto
ma heat a '-uHy remarkable valve.
p. -.-c TO sec ~ CAL yooay III . pm.
NE l.ti. & g.. NJ Freeman
). WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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REMARKABLE VALUE,

NAV betueap Dist-icf H. eand pathastda - =,
highly restricted community, 2 block
from transportation; detached home, nicely
bedrooms. complete bath, tub and shower.
heated attic with bedrms., auto. heat.
bulltin garage. Rental. sos Call OWNER
Evening star., 1941-12-03
A QUALITY HOME,
CHOICE NV. LOCATION.

o erlooking a park. this home with It's
spacious rooms viii give YOU a lCt OF com
iortS ole living. Larpe living room. dining
room kitGhen, 4 bath and screened porch
on Ist floor 2nd floor consist, of 3
lovely bedrooms. " Tiled baths. also com
p!ete.y finished 3Ed floor. PsneleG recre-
finished home. On a large lor with rire
trees: Be sure 10 see this home fodayl
Call Nr. Giles, NE ll43. for appoinrmeyt
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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ARLINGTON COURTS.

New unfurnished apartments. Living rm.,
bedrm.. kitchen, dinette. $50 80 including
gas Restricted ConY. TO downtown d. c.
Turn uRht of Lee blvd. al Court House I'd.
| blk 10 apis oxford 1850.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
PFTWORTH

Near Kansas ave and Sherman Circle
This delightful location has Conyeuiert
tran sporratiou faclhtle-. a modern Colonial
brick home, containing = large rooms bath.
gas heat, screens. weather STRIPS lot 1i2
# deep. price. S1.gju Evensngs phone
Columbia slt6, M Owen
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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NEW APIS, DEC. IS.

Only 10 minutes 70 Washingtou. con-
Sls,nG Of living room. bedroom. dlnette
Kitchen and bath. block bus and shop
restricted 1900 y 18th ST Arlington Va
q block south of Colonial village. Glebe
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DETACHED BRICK.

rsdlsJ6TS slate G roof CO copper cutters and
Transportation in Michigan PARK TER
RACE PrlCe. 800. CaN MR.. DOWNER,
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

6,l2 KENYON ST. NW.-MOD. & RMS. B ,
BENG redec.. arranged > families c n ",
oil heat. large yd. dble gar; S65.
| 49, SPRING RID. NV RMS ANIL
SIS mo JACK KRAFT, sos 1ith 81. "
DI. 60O6.
BRANDYWINE ST NV - SEMI-DET
brick. corner, lge rms. fun basement.
bullt-ln garage; $50. WO 531l. Ewes.
WO 7465. 4.
= RMS. b 2-CAR GAR, 37Is MASS
ave. SlO5: l3 rm., > b.. go 9Th II ",
100; r, b tcolJ. s65. Ma. 4639. -
CHEVY CHASE, D Ct RMS. BA
mad room, oil heat, S95; also nearby
Md \ rms. ba.. SO, or better yet buy
these houses a. depression values and save
20 and pay rent 20 Yourself FULTON
II. GORDON. Owner. lI11 Eve ST. DI
500. Once also open : 10 9 pm
DO YOU WANT TO RENT A NEW 4 :
bedroom, 3-Dath house in highly re-
strlcted community? We have such a home
for immediate occupancy that can be pur-
chased under he average rental WI SIQo
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UNIVFRSITY PARK.

Detached brick on corner lot about
1OOxl4O feet. Very convenient 10 the
University of Maryland ana about 20 min
utes downtown Washington. Il rooms. ,
baths, 3 bedrooms Oil heat, center nall,
side porch bullt-ln garage. Convenient
to schools, stores and Transportation.
Priced to sell quickly, only SlI,5Uu. To
inspect call Mr Nvce with
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON,
DI Gnpn InNnstfnpnt RIde
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CHEVY CHASFCENTER HALL. 2s-FT
living room. library, sunrm., dining m =.
bktSt. nm. , bedrmS., 3 baths. WI 450>
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YOUR CHR RISIMAS H
! BEDROOMS. 2iz BA
$500 CASH

Buys new detached brick. best Bethesda
area Isl floor bedroom. bah, recreation
room. > hreplaCeg garage .~-conditloned
heat. Schools tranSp. JOHN LINDER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.

Primrose St. Chevy Chase. Md-De-
tached, , bedrooms, > baths, center en-
trance, oil heat. MASSIVE living room.
solarlum. buffers pantry large open side
porch of dining room lear garage; terms.
d. G GRUVER, owner, MA. 1881. or F. E
MalOncy. WO. G64g
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

OPENING for youne man IN congenlal re-
formed Jew ISh group spacious. Ne!4-ap-
pointed home SlgO "lu3
DOUBLE ROOM. twin bed. running water
Evening star., 1941-12-03

39l3 3Ist St. n.e.-4 rms. and bath.
front porch, oil heat, lot 43xllo. gar;
price, S5.91U
1924 KEARNEY ST. Semi-detached
brick d rms, bath, oil heat, IN good con-
dltion. garage, price, SI96O.
VIM. r THOROWGOOD,
ono1 D 7 Ava N = DF o1l-
Evening star., 1941-12-03
First we shall 60 to the home
Of Mrs Mouse" said the good fairy.
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.

ZIG llth ST S w

3l6 llth ST. SW.
apts., being remodeled. OF > rooms.
kit. and bath rentals include heat, hot
water, elec. and gas
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K ST NV MA o352.
COLORED-l3lS IRVING ST NE-3
rms, kitchen, private bath. light heat,
gas furn.; $50 mo. MI l22S.
COLORED-NEW, MODERN APTS. READY
Dec. > > rms, kitchen. dinette, tile bath
with shower. DignIfed residential neigh
borhood. llOl Talbert St Sc COM
MERCIAL REALTY co. Ma. l40s. -
REFINED COLORED-APT >, 1871 .2nd
81. NV rooms, kitchen and bath.
S31 % w. II. WALKER, MA. 1850.
BENNING RD NE
rms. large kitchen, bath refg, cleo, gas.
heat. hot water; Janitor service included in
rent Of $50
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
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WANTED. CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE,
,ew large Groom furnished apt; mr.
Clarendon, Va; references. Box Alto
Star
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Immediate Possession.
Near 22nd and Penna. Ave. NV.
newly decorated hrick home or invest
men' in va king distance of down own.
Cow dents and George Wa hIng'on Unl-
yersl'y; large rooms. Of heat, hardwood
floors priced low al S1.50u on terms.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
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$1,000

BEDROOMS. " BATHS
Practically new, an excellent brick at
tached house IN the popular Glover Park
section conveniently located Just north OF
GeorgejoWn; IN perfect condition, this home
includes ist-ttoor den, finished recreation
room: auto. heat, bullt-in garage: most at
tractive terms can be arranged For de-
tails call Mr. Poston. WO 1912
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
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Sl0,850-NOrth Cleveland Park.
q I, IT, z = nm

Situated on 2 large and boau'lf-.y -a.d-
Scaped corner lof-pne Nh. is heaEed ~
oteFiHE El unusual setting and gr.ra'y
you would oriy expect 70 tud IT. an out
lying area L is a properly ihsf mus be
seen TO be fully appreciated The .oca-
ton IS especially desirable a. veu as con-
Ienien'. Transport a,lOu. sore. public
ana .. pdrochlal schools a. within mo-
mehi wax and We. far eUCuzI removed
Center hal living room y i.x.@iy with
stone fireplace. large living pogcn 3 ex-
cement bedrooms. tile bath. shower. gas
heat. rock wool Insulation. ..ate ZOO. "a
rage shown BY appointment THOS J
FISHER & co. INC. REALTORS. ~ $500,
or eIenln2S cal Mr. ODCNr,EI L IA Il
Evening star., 1941-12-03
$3.50

BuugaloW-Sl 20 Hills Park
Lovely stone and brick buugalou 2
rooms bath tui he'd md f ar oo.dl-
toned, Venetian blinds. practically new.
Il G SCEIRMER. 51s Bond c.
Phone NE 3uot. EvHS Gail SH |5-1
Evening star., 1941-12-03
MoNEY-MAKER FROM OWNER,

Made TO order for rooming house. large
1amliy or APT. conversion, enormous O.
room and bath detached house, very large
rooms ami, loi 3uxl50; new-house con-
hot-water heater. new San DIEGO SINK, d
cult. ElectroIuX. 4-car garage. huge
storage shed. 3 screened porches, , street
entrances on lst Il Vacant. Immed poSS,
near everything. Only 500, reasonab Bile
down payment. bal ike rent; large base
menI. GE MN a.
Evening star., 1941-12-03
HOUSES FOR SALE
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
$50.

New house. for sale bv owner. 3 bedrmS..
3 baths, den on ! ST floor au,o heat. brick
garage, paved alley price. Sl2.fUu. Gail
WO. 1871, any time
Evening star., 1941-12-03
APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.

3525 DAVENPORT ST. NV. APT. 600
@-bedroom apt for immediate occupancy.
1869 @ISt ST NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. So 80. Apply IN lunchroom,
.tO36 NJ 81 NV